Ich sang die ganze Zeit von Dir

Tomte

Mit fester Stimme sag ich Dir
"Hab keine Angst"
Und ich weiß nicht mehr
Habe ich Dir kürzlich erzählt

Dass bald etwas passiert
Das dir gefällt?
Und wir werden nicht vergessen
Wie furchtbar es war

Mein betrunkenes Gestotter
Durch die Straßen, durch die Gassen
Weht ein heißer Wind
Der nur sagt
"Bitte bleib am Leben!"

Weißt Du, was Du mir bedeutest?
Auf einem Platz in meinem Herz
Steht Dein Name an der Wand
Und ich will, dass Du es erfährst
Ich werde immer an Dich glauben
Egal, was auch passiert
Manche singen von Liebe
Ich sang die ganze Zeit von Dir

Ich hatte keinen Hunger
Ich hatte einfach Durst
Alles, was ich verliere auf dem Weg
Ich weiß, ich werde sterben
Ich weiß, ich werde gehen
Auf dem Schild, das ich jetzt trage
Kann man Dein Antlitz sehen

Es ist die Leidenschaft, die treibt
Die Passion in Deinem Blick
Ich war ein guter Junge
Heute mache ich mich schick
Ich war ein guter Junge
Und heute mache ich mich schick

Weißt Du, was Du mir bedeutest?
Auf einem Platz in meinem Herz
Steht Dein Name an der Wand
Und ich will, dass Du es erfährst
Ich werde immer an Dich glauben
Egal, was auch passiert
Manche singen von Liebe
Ich sang die ganze Zeit von Dir

Es ist die Leidenschaft, die treibt
Die Passion in Deinem Blick
Ich war ein guter Junge
Heute mache ich mich schick

Weißt Du, was Du mir bedeutest?
Auf einem Platz in meinem Herz
Steht Dein Name an der Wand
Und ich will, dass Du es erfährst
Ich werde immer an Dich glauben
Egal, was auch passiert
Manche singen von Liebe
Ich sang die ganze Zeit von Dir


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    Das ist das größte liebeslied aller zeiten! allein schon, weil er damit alle anderen liebeslieder disst:

    manche singen von liebe, ich sang die ganze zeit von dir...

    thees sagt also, dass ein unterschied zwischen lieder über menschen und liedern über die liebe ist... und das ist doch treffend präzise differenziert...

    ach, ich liebe das lied...

    welche strophe ich allerdings nicht sofort interpretieren kann, ist die 5. strophe, die vom hunger und durst... weiß da einer weiter?

    1P4B7on December 12, 2007   Link

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