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The Strangers
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German Pop
The Strangers was released on April 18, 1995 by Ariola Express as a part of the album Dschinghis Khan: Die großen Erfolge
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Release DateApril 18, 1995
LanguageGerman
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM62

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
GENGHIS KHAN
GENGHIS KHAN
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Ralph Siegel
Ralph Siegel
Composer
Bernd Meinunger
Bernd Meinunger
Lyrics
Fred Jay
Fred Jay
Lyrics

Lyrics

Beings from galaxies way out in space
Came to Earth at the dawn of the young human race
Came to help us
Moving in starships much faster than light
They would master infinity and other might
Just to help us
God's messengers they may have been
But we Earth people call them the Strangers
Traces of what they had done here before
Traces remain, only traces, not more
So we should know that they really existed, the Strangers
Secrets and signs that are buried in stone
Tell us that we're never lost and alone
That there are others, our brothers, much wiser than we
They disappeared when they thought they could see
That we humans would master our own destiny
They departed (have they gone forever?)
But in the east where the mountains are high
There is many an old man who looks to the sky
And is haunted (will they be returning?)
God's messengers they may have been
But we Earth people call them the Strangers
Traces of what they had done here before
Traces remain, only traces, not more
So we should know that they really existed, the Strangers
(but what was their mission?)
Secrets and signs that are buried in stone (for us)
Tell us that we're never lost and alone (never lost)
That there are others, our brothers, much wiser than we
God's messengers they may have been
But we Earth people call them the Strangers (the Strangers)
Traces of what they had done here before
Traces remain, only traces, not more
So we should know that they really existed, the Strangers
(but what was their mission?)
Secrets and signs that are buried in stone (for us)
Tell us that we're never lost and alone (never lost)
That there are others, our brothers, much wiser than we
(Will they come and we all will be saved?)
Yes there are others, our brothers, but who can they be?
(Will they come and we all will be saved?)
May they come soon (May they come soon)
So we all will be saved (we all must be saved)
All must be saved...
Written by: Bernd Meinunger, Fred Jay, Ralph Siegel
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