Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch schöner sein?

Ich geh mit dem Walkman an den Strand
Und leg mich mit Popmusik in den Sand
Nur ins Wasser geh ich nicht
Denn mein Walkman ist nicht wasserdicht

Und trotzdem fehlst du mir
Warum bist du nicht hier?
Warum bist du zu Haus?
Du weißt, manchmal muss ich einfach raus (Du weißt, manchmal muss ich einfach raus)
Und trotzdem fehlst du mir

Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch schöner sein?

Beim Milchshake trinken denk ich an dich
Abends in der Disco amüsiere ich mich
Ich hab beim Tanzen meinen Walkman auf
Denn da ist deine Stimme drauf
Die Sonne brennt heiß, das Meer ist spiegelglatt
In meinem Walkman ist Bandsalat
Die Nächte sind warm, ich spüre das Glück
Doch die Batterien sind alle, darum komme ich zurück

Und trotzdem fehlst du mir
Warum bist du nicht hier?
Warum bist du zu Haus?
Du weißt, manchmal muss ich einfach raus
(Du weißt, manchmal muss ich einfach raus)
(Du weißt, manchmal muss ich einfach raus)
Und trotzdem fehlst du mir

Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch schöner sein?

Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein, was kann schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch schöner sein?
Mit dir allein kann es noch viel, viel schöner sein


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