Dieter Bohlen Quotes
It was late at night, in that night caf'
She's eating ice cream, when I heard her say
Please pick me up
Tomorrow in the heart of L.A. City now,
At four o'clock, she took a cap
I saw her waving, never saw her back
She told me that
She's living in the heart of L.A. City now.
Dieter Bohlen
Modern Talking
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It was late at night, in that night caf'
She's eating ice cream, when I heard her say
Please pick me up
Tomorrow in the heart of L.A. City now,
At four o'clock, she took a cap
I saw her waving, never saw her back
She told me that
She's living in the heart of L.A. City now.
Dieter Bohlen
Modern Talking
