Du bist die Qual
Ich war schon immer Masochist
Die Bombe tickt
Hast mich entführt, du Terrorist
Schmeckst bittersüß
Saugst mich aus wie ein Vampir
Ich bin verhext
Komm' einfach nicht mehr los von dir

Ich lebe, weil du mein Atem bist
Bin müde, wenn du das Kissen bist
Bin durstig, wenn du mein Wasser bist
Du bist für mich mein zweites Ich
Ich lebe

Du bist das Gift
Doch das Gegengift wirkt gegen mich
Du bist das Geld (das Geld)
Ich geb' dich aus es lohnt sich nicht (es lohnt sich nicht)
Du bist der Rausch
Und ich will noch mehr Alkohol (mehr Alkohol)
Du bist die Welt (die Welt)
Wo Schatten Licht gefangen hält

Ich lebe, weil du mein Atem bist
Bin müde, wenn du das Kissen bist
Bin durstig, wenn du mein Wasser bist
Du bist für mich mein zweites Ich, ich lebe (ich lebe)

Ich steh' an der Front
Gedankenleerer Horizont
Du bist verliebt
Wie schön für dich
Warum sagst du's nie? (Warum sagst du's nie? Warum sagst du's nie?)

Ich lebe, weil du mein Atem bist
Bin müde, wenn du das Kissen bist
Bin durstig, wenn du mein Wasser bist
Du bist für mich mein zweites Ich

Ich lebe (lebe), weil du mein Atem bist
Bin müde (müde), wenn du das Kissen bist
Bin durstig, wenn du mein Wasser bist
Du bist für mich mein zweites Ich

Komm lebe, weil ich dein Atem bin
Sei müde, wenn ich dein Kissen bin
Sei durstig, wenn ich dein Wasser bin
Ich bin für dich dein zweites Ich

Ich lebe
Bin müde
Bin durstig
Du bist für mich mein zweites Ich


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