Sie hat sich ihr Leben
Ganz anders vorgestellt:
Mehr vom Glück sich nehmen
Mehr von dieser Welt
Und ihr Haar ist weiß wie Schnee
Und ein Bild erinnert sie:
Weihnacht in Familie ist darauf zu sehn

Sie hat sich den Abend
Ganz anders vorgestellt
Ein Schweigen vor dem Fenster
In ihrer kleinen Welt
Draußen sieht sie Spur'n im Schnee
Doch kein Mensch erinnert sie
An Weihnacht in Familie und es tut ihr weh
Und dann betet sie und steckt eine Kerze an
Und dann wartet sie und schaut
Sich die Bilder an: Bilder der Vergangenheit
Bilder aus der Jugendzeit

Draußen sieht sie Spur'n im Schnee
Doch kein Mensch erinnert sie
An Weihnacht in Familie und es tut ihr weh

Und dann betet sie und steckt eine Kerze an
Und dann wartet sie und schaut
Sich die Bilder an: Bilder der Vergangenheit
Bilder aus der Jugendzeit


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