Immer wenn ich dich besuch', fühl' ich mich grenzenlos
Alles andere ist von hier aus so weit weg
Ich mag die Ruhe hier, zwischen all den Bäumen
Als ob es den Frieden auf Erden wirklich gibt
Es ist ein schöner Weg, der unauffällig zu dir führt
Ja, ich habe ihn gern, weil er so hell und freundlich wirkt
Ich habe Blumen mit, weiß nicht, ob du sie magst
Damals hättest du dich wahrscheinlich sehr gefreut
Wenn sie dir nicht gefallen, stör dich nicht weiter dran
Sie werden ganz bestimmt bald wieder weggeräumt
Wie es mir geht, die Frage stellst du jedes Mal
Ich bin okay, will nicht, dass du dir Sorgen machst

Und so red ich mit dir wie immer
So als ob es wie früher wär
So als hätten wir jede Menge Zeit
Ich spür dich ganz nah hier bei mir
Kann deine Stimme im Wind hören
Und wenn es regnet, weiß ich, dass du manchmal weinst
Bis die Sonne scheint, bis sie wieder scheint

Ich soll dich grüßen von den Andern
Sie denken alle noch ganz oft an dich
Und dein Garten, es geht ihm wirklich gut
Obwohl man merkt, dass du ihm doch sehr fehlst
Und es kommt immer noch Post, ganz fett adressiert an dich
Obwohl doch jeder weiß, dass du weggezogen bist

Und so red ich mit dir wie immer
Und ich verspreche dir
Wir haben irgendwann wieder jede Menge Zeit
Dann werden wir uns wiedersehen
Du kannst dich ja kümmern, wenn du willst
Dass die Sonne an diesem Tag auch auf mein Grab scheint
Dass die Sonne scheint, dass sie wieder scheint


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    i think a man is visiting his wife! and it's just a great song!one of my favourite band!the concert was awesome!!!! (i'm german ;) )

    ZeRoX_4on February 13, 2006   Link

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