I can move you if you're blind
I am always at your side
You can run but I can hide
I am always at your side

Ich habe keine eile
Von hier fortzugehen
Ich warte eine weile
Um dir nachzusehen
Lass mich nicht vergessen
Ich kann es nicht verstehen
Vielleicht soll meine reise hier zu ende gehen

I can move you if you're blind
I am always at your side
You can run but I can hide
I am always at your side


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    The German bit basically translates into saying I'm leaving this world, which ties into the "And where does the newborn go from here? The net is vast an infinite." Where the protagonist enters the net and basically leaves the real world for good. Vague I know but I kinda fell sleep in the film ;)

    I think tying the above into the rest of the song means leaving this world, but never leaving your side.

    "I can move you if you're blind" You still get emotional, even though you can no longer see me, "I am always at your side" I am always there for you, "You can run but I can hide" You can try running from the pain, but I'm always there, just out of view,

    Auraomegaon November 18, 2008   Link

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