Weltweit
Der große Traum
Sich die große weite Welt anzuschauen
Weltweit hofft man und liebt nicht nur sein Idol
Sympathie ist nur begrenzt durch Nord- und Südpol
Weltweit
Das große Ziel
Ein Platz im internationalen Geschäft und an der Sonne

Was ich sagen will, ob in der Politik
Der Wirtschaft und im Sport erfüllt das Denken nur seinen Zweck
Denken wir uns die Grenzen weg

International
International
Ist somit, sofort
Auf einmal nicht nur mehr ein Wort
International
International
Ist somit, sofort
Auf einmal nicht nur mehr ein Wort

Weltweit
Sind wir uns fremd
Und kommen wir uns nah
Weltweit geben wir das letzte Hemd
Um nicht allein und uns nah zu sein
Weltweit
Sprechen wir zwar
Verschiedene Sprachen, doch in allen kann man lachen

Leider haben sich weltweit so manche noch nicht
Von nationaler Ideologie befreit
Dabei ist unser Leben längst

International
International
Somit ist sofort
International nicht nur mehr ein Wort
International
International
Somit ist sofort
International nicht nur mehr ein Wort

Wie ist das Spiel des Jahres?
(International)
Kaufen kann man für Bares?
(International)
Wahr ist, was wahr ist!
(International)
Los amigos del deporte son compadres

International
International
Somit ist sofort
International nicht nur mehr ein Wort
International
International
Somit ist sofort
International nicht nur mehr ein Wort


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