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Nothing goes to plan
It's all a game of chance they say, in wonderland
There's magic in the air
A tragic love affair that I don't understandThese summer girls are really something else
Our lives are short
But the nights are longMrs Halloween
Is drinking at the bar again in New Orleans
She throws another dart
And narrowly avoids my lonely broken heart and torn apartThese summer girls are really something else
(It won't be long)
And our lives are short
But the nights are long
The nights go on and on
The nights go on and on
The nights go on and onSo pinch me I must be dreaming
My life has lost all its meaning
But I like the way I'm feeling now
Kissing her lips at midnight

Under the stars and moonlight
But I never thought we'd be this wrong
The nights go on and on
The nights go on and on
The nights go on and onShe's looking good tonight
I love the way she glows in ultraviolet light
Intoxicate my mind
I know that love is blind
And I'm not seeing right
I'm not all rightThese summer girls are really something else
(It won't be long)
Our lives are short
But the nights are long
These summer girls are really something else
(It won't be long)
Our lives are short
But the nights are long
The nights go on and on
The nights go on and on
The nights go on and on

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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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