Nur Du

L'âme Immortelle

Du hast in meinem Herzen
Ein Feuer neu entfacht
Du hast die Nacht in mir
Dadurch zum Tag gemacht

Du hast auch meine Augen
Erneut zu Glanz gebracht
Und hast durch Deine Wärme
Mich endlich Heim gebracht

Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gesehen
Das so schön war wie Du
Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gefühlt
Das so gut war wie Du

Du warst in dunklen Stunden
Stets mein Sonnenlicht
Du warst stark, wenn ich nicht konnte
Voller Zuversicht

Dein unbeugsames Wesen
Half mir mich zu verstehen
Doch Du bliebst mir verborgen
Ich konnte Dich nicht sehen

Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gesehen
Das so schön war wie Du
Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gefühlt
Das so gut war wie Du

Du hast Dich in Dir eingesperrt
Auf der Flucht vor Deinen Sorgen
All Dein Leiden und Dein Schmerz
Blieb mir dadurch verborgen

Doch die Mauern Deiner Seele
Konnte ich nicht überwinden
Zu den Toren die ich fand
Keinen Schlüssel finden

Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gesehen
Das so schön war wie Du
Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gefühlt
Das so gut war wie Du

Ich hab' noch nie etwas verloren
Das so wertvoll war wie Du
Ich werde nie mehr lieben können
Denn die Liebe bist nur Du

Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gesehen
Das so schön war wie Du
Ich hab' nie mehr etwas gefühlt
Das so gut war wie Du


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    I love this song. Here's my translation:

    You've lit a new fire within my heart You've turned the night in me into day Also, you've brought that shine back into my eyes And through your warmth You've brought me home at last

    I have never seen anything that's as beautiful as you I have never felt anything that's as good as you

    You were the constant sunlight in my darkest hours You were strong when I wasn't completely confident Your unfaltering soul Helped me understand myself Yet you still hide yourself from me And I can't see you

    I have never seen anything that's as beautiful as you I have never felt anything that's as good as you

    You locked yourself up inside you (to escape from your problems) All your suffering and pain (remains hidden in me) Yet I couldn't overcome The walls of your soul And though I found a door I couldn't find a key

    I have never seen anything that's as beautiful as you I have never felt anything that's as good as you

    joca13on July 04, 2009   Link

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