Impossible Germany

Album: Sky Blue Sky (2007)
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  • Impossible Germany
    Unlikely Japan
    Wherever you go
    Wherever you land

    I'll say what this means to me
    I'll do what I can
    Impossible Germany
    Unlikely Japan

    Fundamental problem
    All need to face
    This is important
    But I know you're not listening
    No, I know you're not listening

    This was still new to me
    I wouldn't understand
    Impossible Germany
    Unlikely Japan

    This is what love is for
    To be out of place
    Gorgeous and alone
    Face to face

    With no larger problems
    That need to be erased
    Nothing more important
    Than to know someone's listening
    Now, I know you'll be listening Writer/s: Glenn Kotche, Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Mikael Jorgensen, Nels Cline, Pat Sansone
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
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