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Austria’s First Fever Lyrics by Munly

de Dar He

1997

Austria's first fever was not cured by Charlemagne
It is the best path if the fever starts to change
It's in the basin and they hope it is the cure
You'll meet me honey when they don't sit down
On the golden way; cease it when you laugh with presidents
Are in the meddlin' and the fever starts to venture
'Cross the water; they all jump overboard
And with the fever starts them dancin' on the floor
As with cash prizes when we got it with
You're right beside my left hand...
What could you be saying when the fever tells you so?
Pulling at your lips because the jitters got control
Foremost is the means in which you feel around the day
Foremost is the fever...
If you've got a hanky then you stick it to your pants
And not for women 'cause they don't play games and
Chantings from the fever start the thing that's panicking me
With the steel plate so my certain return
Rings about the Danish where the Austrians unite—
Time is the curse, when the sickness might take flight
And then there is a god who lived through the mainlanders
Where the swimmers were singing that they can't stand off
So they choose how the fever feels towards how nubile is the water
So we're nice and wait awhile, as I took the hanky to the Austrians
Who're right beside my left hand...
What could you be saying when the fever tells you so?
Pulling at your lips because the jitters got control
Foremost is the means in which you feel around the day
Foremost is the fever...
Float like a potato, make sure that you close one eye
Have seen the fever, I'll trade radishes to
Bygones of the mainland standing next to my kin
Dreaded all the swimmers who've got fever in their head—
—Ed for the mainland with the rings so cumbersome—
—Thing catches on that fast, makes them all so
Comfortable with warm blood asking not to hold on—
Sureness in their barrel-chest when they lose of all poise—
—On sound by women as they beat in their ascendin' over Austria
Offer their repent, a quarter in their hands makes them sound
Askew as when they yodel and come on strong and true
You know I'm the one who made them get it
Right beside my left hand...
What could you be saying when the fever tells you so?
Pulling at your lips because the jitters got control
Foremost is the means in which you feel around the day
Foremost is the fever...
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Munly

Munly

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"Austria’s First Fever" appears on "de Dar He" in 1997.

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