This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
They hug each other tightly
A mixture of flesh so rich these days
Where the sea meets the land
She will tell him the truth
But her words eat the wind
Where the sea ends
She stops shaking her hand
And kisses him on the forehead
She carries the night in the breast
And knows that she must spend
She lays the head in his lap
And asks for a last kiss
And then he kissed her
Where the sea ends
Her lips are weak and pale
And her eyes become wet
And then he kissed her
Where the sea ends
Her lips are weak and pale
And her eyes become wet
And then he kissed her
Where the sea ends
Her lips are weak and pale
And her eyes become wet
The last kiss
Is so long
The last kiss
He no longer remembers
A mixture of flesh so rich these days
Where the sea meets the land
She will tell him the truth
But her words eat the wind
Where the sea ends
She stops shaking her hand
And kisses him on the forehead
She carries the night in the breast
And knows that she must spend
She lays the head in his lap
And asks for a last kiss
And then he kissed her
Where the sea ends
Her lips are weak and pale
And her eyes become wet
And then he kissed her
Where the sea ends
Her lips are weak and pale
And her eyes become wet
And then he kissed her
Where the sea ends
Her lips are weak and pale
And her eyes become wet
The last kiss
Is so long
The last kiss
He no longer remembers
Lyrics submitted by John M
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"She wants to tell him the truth But the wind eats her words"
This one is really hard to explain. First of all, the german word "fressen" doesn't mean "to eat", but "to devour". It is correct that she wants to tell him and in some way she does - but for an unknown reason he does not hear / understand it. Perhaps the best translation would be: "but the wind takes away her words" Still, it doesn't fit 100 percent.