Dichzu Toten Fiel Mir Schwer

Lacrimosa

Und da bleibt kaum noch Luft
Und da bleibt kaum noch Raum
Und da bleibt keine Sehnsucht
Und das ist alles was mit bleibt
Ich muss hier raus, ich muss hier weg
Und doch, ich suche nur nach Dir
Dem Leben das ich niemals fand
Das Leben, meiner Zuflucht Not
Ich habe Dich nur verflucht
Um spater und viel tiefer noch

Den Kuss nur zu versuchen
Du Licht meiner Seele

Und nun zu Dir
Mein krankes Hirn
Konserviert im Saft der Zeit
Ich gab Dir Blut aus meinem Herzen
Speiste Dich mit Sinneskraft
Über vieles ließ Dich walten
Gab selbst Dir die Macht uber mein Tun
Ich gab Dir Liebe
Mein Vertrauen
Mein Freund
Du tust mir weh
Und doch
Es ist noch nicht vorbei

Noch höre ich
Deinen Atem
Und noch sehe ich
Das Zittern Deiner Hände
Die Erinnerung beginnt zu leben
Beginnt erneut mich zu durchbohren
Und mein Herz im Stillen zu erobern
Mein Herz, Du braver Schmerz

Du hieltest mich am Leben
Und schlugst mich in der Quäl
Und noch immer kann ich es nicht verstehen
Nein, es ist noch nicht vorbei
Noch sehe ich den Glanz in Deinen Augen
Noch das Zucken Deines Körpers

Doch das Töten fiel mir schwer
Ja, das Töten fiel mir schwer
Heute klingt Dein Name wie ein leeres Buch
Wie ein nie erfülltes Versprechen
Dich zu töten fiel mir schwer
Ja, Dich zu töten fiel mir schwer
Für kurze Zeit warst Du das Licht
Und warst mein Tor zur Welt
So liegst Du nun in Deinem Saft
Und stirbst langsam
Aus mir aus


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    Lacrimosa describe Elodia as a concept album and a rock opera, divided into three acts. The first act describes a love that is slowly being overwhelmed; the second act describes the act of separation itself, while the third act begins with a requiem, Sanctus, before ending on a note of hope.

    This song describe the act of separation itself, which takes place on the different levels of the somewhat mysterious "Dich zu töten fiel mir schwer" (Killing you was hard), a song with a heavy riffing in the middle part.

    bayern1on March 05, 2008   Link

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