When you appeared and suddenly I saw myself
Again nobody knew who I was not even me
Did I find me or another us - who knows
But I don't care anymore

Simple things in life are the best
Love so warm besides
Simple things in life are the best
Love so warm besides

I took up the chase and tried to catch as much as possible
Didn't find truth how should I know my fate was life
Can you hear the edge I do and I think it's harmless
Otherlands like you unknown and new

Simple things in life are the best
Love so warm besides
Simple things in life are the best
Love so warm besides

I fell in love and then it took me up
But my soul needs the flow
Can't tear me up
Simple things in life are the best

Love so warm besides
Simple things in life are the best
Love so warm besides
Overwhelming the strength gave me the sense of life

Could it be so w rong the pulse should never die
Then beauty strikes and life comes out of the golden days
I fell in love and then it took me up
Simple things in life are the best

Love so warm besides
Simple things in life are the best
Love so warm besides


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