Du willst was sagen doch es ist vergeblich
Weil keiner zuhört und auch keiner versteht dich
Wie gefangen Quarantäne völlig isoliert
Und von der Aussenwelt nich akzeptiert und ignoriert

Du gehst nach draußen und denkst es ist unmöglich
Doch da steh'n Leute um dich rum die sind dir ähnlich
Und du hast wieder gedacht dir wär'n die Hände gebunden
Doch dieses Mal hast du dein Messer gefunden

Was sich hält das löst sich
Zusammen machen wir alles möglich
Wir könnten mehr als nur ein Wort sein
Denn wir kann mehr als ein Wort sein

Land ist in Sicht
Wir ham lang danach gesucht
Wir könnten viel mehr sein
Lasst uns ein Meer sein

Und alles wär nichts
Hätten wir uns nich' gefunden
Wir sollten viel mehr sein
Lasst uns ein Meer sein

Ein Meer sein
Ein Meer sein

Lasst uns das was wir zu sagen haben sagen
Lasst uns nicht schweigen wenn wir was nicht mehr ertragen
Wir sind die Uhr die ewig läuft und egal wen es stört
Wir machen weiter solange bis die ganze Stadt uns hört

Wir sind wie Tropfen doch wir sind nicht alleine
Wir schlagen Löcher in die heißesten Steine
Wir bringen ins Rollen was lange schon verstaubt ist
Auch wenn du sagst es geht nicht

Und was uns hält das löst sich
Zusammen machen wir alles möglich
Wir könnten mehr als nur ein Wort sein
Denn wir kann mehr als ein Wort sein

Land ist in Sicht
Wir ham lang danach gesucht
Wir könnten viel mehr sein
Lasst uns ein Meer sein

Und alles wär nichts
Hätten wir uns nich gefunden
Wir sollten viel mehr sein
Lasst uns ein Meer sein

Ein Meer sein
Ein Meer sein

Oho

Oho

Land ist in Sicht
Wir ham lang danach gesucht
Wir könnten viel mehr sein
Lasst uns ein Meer sein

Und alles wär nichts
Hätten wir uns nich gefunden
Wir sollten viel mehr sein
Lasst uns ein Meer sein

Ein Meer sein
Ein Meer sein

Lasst uns, lasst uns
Lasst uns ein Meer sein

Meer sein


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Meer sein [Single Version; Version] Lyrics as written by Andreas Jan Nowak Stefanie Kloss

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    The pop-punk delivery of this song rubs hard against its message:

    Let's be a drop of water ('Tropfen') vanishing in the sea ('Meer').

    nummerzweion July 24, 2013   Link

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