Es gibt Tage, die sollten nie enden
Und Nächte, die sollten nie gehen
Es gibt Zeiten, da werde ich ganz ruhig
Und dann kann ich die Welt nüchtern sehen

Doch meistens ist es wie immer
Alles ist irgendwie grau
Und manchmal kommt es noch schlimmer
Wer ist schon bei so was gut drauf

Was kann man mit Sicherheit sagen
Was weiß man schon wirklich genau
Ich hab mit dem Trinken mal angefangen
Und vielleicht hör ich irgendwann auf

Ein klarer Kopf ist die beste Droge
Na klar, das kann schon sein
Es gibt soviel schlaue Sätze dazu
Und mir fällt auch einer ein

Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Ich hab es immer wieder versucht
Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Es würde gehen, doch es geht nicht gut

Manchmal steh ich morgens vorm Spiegel
Und seh' einen wildfremden Mann
Und zwei Augen, die mich dann fragen
Wann fängt das Leben endlich an

Und dann werde ich leicht melancholisch
Und etwas passiert in mir
Ich kriege sentimentale Gefühle
Aber leider kein Feeling dafür

Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Ich hab es immer wieder versucht
Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Es würde gehen, doch es geht nicht gut

Ganz ohne Drogen geht es nicht
Es wird auch immer so sein
Und Jesus sah das genauso
Denn aus Wasser machte er Wein

Von Vatikan bis Taliban
Sieht man, dass es stimmt
Dass die ganzen Abstinenzler
Noch immer die Schlimmsten sind

Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Ich hab es immer wieder versucht
Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Ich scheiß auf meine Vorbildfunktion

Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Ich hab es immer wieder versucht
Kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung
Es würde gehen, doch es geht nicht gut


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    well accuakl it's not a jocke and it isn't reffering to alcohol specificaly either it's more that you know stuff happens but it's noth the worst thing and even though everybody says it's horrible sometimes it's hard to stop.

    indeedon May 30, 2006   Link

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