The Decline Of The Austro-Hungarian Empire
from Last Stop For The Lonely by Rob From Amersfoort
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5090 week 9 challenge: Write a song based on historical events.
project: 50/90 2017
recorded: 2017-09-11
project: 50/90 2017
recorded: 2017-09-11
lyrics
where is the kaiser, we need some guidance
large empires tend to vanish away
the schönen Donau under clouds
Austria-Hungary where are you now
where is the exit, where is the sea
falling apart, where can it be
the waltz is dying out
Austria-Hungary where are you now
we can live together
(we're not happy together)
we can all live together in peace
when we respect our minorities
new nations need to break out
Austria-Hungary where are you now
Sissi Sissi don't get killed
but the emperor must be derailed
large empires tend to vanish away
the schönen Donau under clouds
Austria-Hungary where are you now
where is the exit, where is the sea
falling apart, where can it be
the waltz is dying out
Austria-Hungary where are you now
we can live together
(we're not happy together)
we can all live together in peace
when we respect our minorities
new nations need to break out
Austria-Hungary where are you now
Sissi Sissi don't get killed
but the emperor must be derailed
credits
from Last Stop For The Lonely,
released March 1, 2015
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Rob From Amersfoort Amersfoort, The Netherlands
Post-Retro Indie-Pop
Influences: Beatles, Prince, Fiona Apple, Roxy Music, Elliott Smith, Bowie, Harry Nilsson, Michael Penn, Suzanne Vega, Neil Finn, Wilco, Liz Phair.
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