Liebe Ist Alles

Rosenstolz

Hast du nur ein Wort zu sagen
Nur ein' Gedanken dann
Lass es Liebe sein
Kannst du mir ein Bild beschreiben
Mit deinen Farben dann
Lass es Liebe sein

Wann du gehst
Wieder gehst
Schau mir noch mal ins Gesicht
Sag's mir oder sag es nicht
Dreh dich bitte nochmal um
Und ich seh's in deinem Blick
Lass es Liebe sein
Lass es Liebe sein

Hast du nur noch einen Tag
Nur eine Nacht dann
Lass es Liebe sein
Hast du nur noch eine Frage
Die ich nie zu fragen wage dann
Lass es Liebe sein

Wann du gehst
Wieder gehst
Schau' mir noch mal ins Gesicht
Sag's mir oder sag es nicht
Dreh dich bitte nochmal um
Und ich seh's in deinem Blick
Lass es Liebe sein
Lass es Liebe sein

Das ist alles, was wir brauchen
Noch viel mehr als große Worte
Lass das alles hinter dir
Fang nochmal von vorne an
Denn

Liebe ist alles
Liebe ist alles
Liebe ist alles
Alles, was wir brauchen
Liebe ist alles
Liebe ist alles
Liebe ist alles
Alles, was wir brauchen
Lass es Liebe sein

Das ist alles, was wir brauchen
Noch viel mehr als große Worte
Lass das alles hinter dir
Fang nochmal von vorne an
Denn

Liebe ist alles
Liebe ist alles
Liebe ist alles
Alles, was wir brauchen
Lass es Liebe sein
Lass es Liebe sein


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