Diese große Stadt in der du lebst
So 'ne kalte Stadt wenn's Winter wird
Allein und bald ein Jahr um

So 'ne bunte Stadt und du fühlst grau
Schnelle Liebe macht dich langsam taub
Allein so lange Zeit schon

So schwach, so viel gesehen

Ich küss' die Lichter für dich aus
Im Dunkeln wirst du viel mehr sehen
Und du kannst schweigen
Werd' jede Träne verstehen

Ich schalt' die Stadt für dich auf still
Die Ruhe lässt uns viel mehr hören
Du musst nichts sagen
Werd' das Septembergrau zerstören

So 'ne trübe Stadt wenn Regen fällt
Doch diese laute Stadt bricht dir das Herz
Das Grau besiegt dein Wille

Denn du wirst niemals gehen

Ich küss' die Lichter für dich aus
Im Dunkeln wirst du viel mehr sehen
Und du kannst schweigen
Werd' jede Träne verstehen

Ich schalt' die Stadt für dich auf still
Die Ruhe lässt uns viel mehr hören
Du musst nichts sagen
Werd' das Septembergrau zerstören

Ich küss' die Lichter für dich aus
Im Dunkeln wirst du viel mehr sehen
Und du kannst schweigen
Werd' jede Träne verstehen

Ich schalt' die Stadt für dich auf still
Die Ruhe lässt uns viel mehr hören
Du musst nichts sagen
Werd' das Septembergrau

Ich küss' die Lichter für dich aus
Im Dunkeln wirst du viel mehr sehen
Und du kannst schweigen
Werd' jede Träne verstehen

Ich schalt' die Stadt für dich auf still
Die Ruhe lässt uns viel mehr hören
Du musst nichts sagen
Werd' das Septembergrau zerstören


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