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Tell the press that we can't say more, |
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there's nothing that we know 'bout for sure. |
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What has happend to our machines? |
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We found no wrecks and nothing was seen. |
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Fourteen men are lost anywhere, |
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there's nothing we can do for them there. |
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Those guys we have sent out for the search, |
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they're missing too, it seems as if we're cursed. |
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Mayday, mayday! |
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Without a trace flight 19 got lost in the sky |
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Mayday, mayday! |
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Without a trace flight 19 got lost in the sky |
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Many ships and planes we miss |
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in this part of the Atlantic. |
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IN the Bermuda triangle |
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magnetic fields are disturbed sometimes. |
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Maybe that's a reason, but |
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who knows what really happened there? |
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Is the flying dutchman real, |
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are they transferred from space and time in another sphere? |
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Mayday, mayday! |
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Without a trace flight 19 got lost in the sky |
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Mayday, mayday! |
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Without a trace flight 19 got lost in the sky |
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Drowned in the sea, some thousand years ago |
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we searched for ages for the place |
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but noone yet has found a way through the haze, no |
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Myths and legends wind 'round treasure there to find |
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a whole civilization died |
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and all they knew, it sunk with them in their grave |
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The scientists found out some theories about |
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an earthquake dragged it all away, |
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maybe this was meant in tales 'bout the flood... |
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The earth has changed its face and took our fruits away |
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We know, the people there were wise |
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was mankind's cradle lost before our time? |
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Mayday, mayday! |
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Mayday, mayday! |
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Without a trace Atlantis drowned into the sea |
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Without a trace Atlantis drowned into the sea |
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I've seen, I have seen them, I know what I tell you |
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last night when I drove home they were there, this is true |
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They hung in the air above the motorway |
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then they came down to me |
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a phosphorising light piercing me and the |
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time, it stood still on the motorway |
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then they came down to me |
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a phosphorising light piercing me and the time, it stood still |
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I've heard from a neighbour, he saw them at home. |
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They stood before his window watching him, so |
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maybe they first want to study our life, |
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yeah, they study our life. |
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Before they get in contact with us they must know who we are. |
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Do you know 'bout the U.F.O.'s |
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maybe there's more life than we know |
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what comes now? I am eager to know, |
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will they come back and clear our doubts? |
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Without a trace they came and left us in a mess |
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Without a trace they came and left us in a mess |
