Ich werde aus dem Leben gehen
Denn du willst mich nicht
Ich hab dir massenweise Blumen geschickt
Du hast sie alle umgeknickt

Wenn ich tot bin, tut's dir leid
Die Augen werden dir aufgehen
Dann hast du für mich Zeit
Aber dann ist es zu spät

„Selbstmord aus Liebe“, wird es heißen
„Sie trieb ? in den Tod“
Fettgedruckt auf Titelseiten
Fangemeinden sehen rot

Auf der Straße, in den Gassen
Werden sie auf dich lauern
Du wirst dich bespucken lassen
Du wirst es noch bedauern

Schlagzeilen werden dich zerreißen
„Sie hat ihn von sich gewiesen“
Tausend Seelen werden schluchzen
Nun können sie mein Grab begießen

Dein Leben wird die reinste Hölle
Sie kommen über dich wie eine Welle
Das wirst du nicht überstehen
Ich will dich nur kurz besitzen
Mich lässt man nicht abblitzen
So kannst du mit mir nicht umgehen

Sie werden furchtbar wüten
Besser ist, du liebst mich jetzt
Lass mich dich ganz schnell genießen
Bevor dich meine Meute hetzt

Weil du dich so zierst
Werden sie dich hassen
Mit gemeinen Telefonanrufen
Nächte zum Alptraum werden lassen

Böse Blicke werden dich treffen
Werden dich durchdringen
Mit meinen Liedern auf den Lippen
Werden sie dich um die Ecke bringen

Dein Leben wird die reinste Hölle
Sie kommen über dich wie eine Welle
Das wirst du nicht überstehen
Ich will dich nur kurz besitzen
So kannst du mit mir nicht umgehen

Dein Leben wird die reinste Hölle
Sie kommen über dich wie eine Welle
Das wirst du nicht überstehen
Ich will dich nur kurz besitzen
Mich lässt man nicht abblitzen
So kannst du mit mir nicht umgehen

Dein Leben wird die reinste Hölle
Sie kommen über dich wie eine Welle
Das wirst du nicht überstehen
Ich will dich nur kurz besitzen
Mich lässt man nicht abblitzen
So kannst du mit mir nicht umgehen

Dein Leben wird die reinste Hölle
Sie kommen über dich wie eine Welle
Das wirst du nicht überstehen
Ich will dich nur kurz besitzen
Mich lässt man nicht abblitzen
So kannst du mit mir nicht umgehen


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Die Welle Lyrics as written by Herbert Groenemeyer

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