Now it's my turn (berlin song)
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"Now It's My Turn" is a 1984 single from Berlin, an American rock band.
The song never attained broad commercial success, climbing only to the mid 70's in the Billboard top 200.
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The entire song is an extended metaphor comparing a former lover breaking the singer's heart to a murder being committed. The song is widely recognized as having the sexiest reading of the Miranda Rights in any popular media.
"You have the right
to remain silent
anything you say
can and will be used against you
in a court of love."
