1986 \/ Text: Falco \/ Musik: Rob & Ferdi Bolland<\/p>\n
Ca-Ca-Ca-Ca-Cappa …
\nI’m going with company „E“ to the first wave
\nI moved to get a close up
\nThe first soldier of the opposite party stopped midway and cried:
\nAre these the shots you’re waiting for?
\nThe shots of blood and pain are the ones you’re waiting for
\nThe U.S. Medal of freedom will never bring back life to the death I’ve seen
\nThe goal of my life
\nI would like to be, I would like to be an unemployed war – reporter<\/p>\n
Kamikaze cappa always on the raod
\nKamikaze Cappa ein Bild f\u00fcr den Tod
\nKamikaze Cappa at speed of life
\nKamikaze driver, you’re the sunset diver
\nYou’re the sunset diver <\/p>\n
Pablo Picasso
\nFrancois Gilot
\nHemingway
\nHitchcock
\nIngrid Bergman
\nHenri Matisse
\nThey all knew I’m a gambler, corresponding with death
\nThey know life is white light, slightly out of focus<\/p>\n
Kamikaze Cappa … <\/p>\n
Walking with a column of French Soldiers in Thai Ping Indochina
\nMay 25, 1954 at 2.55 pm Robert Cappa, born as Ernest Andre Friedmann 1913
\nin Hungary stepped on a mine
\nThe vietnamese Lieutenant said „Le photograph est mort“<\/p>\n