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we want 15 minutes of famestars ain't what they used to be:
they are average people like you and me.
stars ain't what they used to be:
they are average people like you and me.
celebrities. celebrities.
celebrities. celebrities.we want 15 minutes of fame.
we want 15 minutes of fame.
it's like a new religion in a paranoid world:
all you need is another It Girl2.
new religion in a paranoid world:
all you need is another It Girl.
celebrities. celebrities.we want 15 minutes of fame.
we want 15 minutes of fame.
we want 15 minutes of fame.
we want 15 minutes of fame.all kind of things are given for free,
just as long as they call you "celebrity."
all kind of things are given for free,
just as long as they call you.we want 15 minutes of fame.

we want 15 minutes of fame.
we want 15 minutes of fame.
we want 15 minutes of fame.
and what's your claim to fame?celebrities. celebrities.
celebrities. celebrities.2: from wikipedia article on Clara Bow: "In 1927, Clara made [the film] It, a vehicle for her sex-appeal. Consequently, Bow was dubbed "The It Girl"
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Karl Bartos was born on 31 May 1952 in Berchtesgaden, Germany. Between 1975 and 1991 Bartos, along with Wolfgang Flür, was an electronic percussionist in the electronic music quartet known as Kraftwerk. He was originally recruited to play on their US "Autobahn" tour, and his improvisations were an essential part of the earlier Kraftwerk recordings. He later left the group, when the founding members Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider became increasingly perfectionist in their attitude towards recording and releasing their music.

Read more about Karl Bartos on Last.fm.


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