Wie wahrscheinlich ist die Welt 'ne Illusion?
Und wie wahrscheinlich gibt es Gott?
Wie wahrscheinlich hatte er bloß einen Sohn?
Und wie sicher ist der Tod?

Und wie hoch ist die Möglichkeit
Dass ein Mensch den anderen liebt?
Warum soll's unmachbar sein
Dass es mal weltweit Frieden gibt?

Wie denkbar ist ein Leben auf dem Mars?
Wie wahrscheinlich machen Drogen Spaß?
Wie sicher ist die Deutsche Meisterschaft
Wenn Fortuna erst den Aufstieg packt?

Ich glaube immer noch an Wunder
Ja, ich weiß, es kommt der Tag, an dem sie jeder von uns sieht
Ich glaube immer noch an Wunder
Und meine Hoffnung darauf, die kann mir keiner stehlen

Wenn das Gute das Böse mal besiegt
Bleibt die Zeit vielleicht für immer stehen
Wir werden alle barfuß über Wasser gehen
Auf unserem Weg zurück ins Licht

Ich glaube immer noch an Wunder
Ja, ich weiß, es kommt der Tag, an dem sie jeder von uns sieht
Ich glaube immer noch an Wunder
Und meine Hoffnung darauf, die kann mir keiner stehlen

Ich glaube immer noch an Wunder
Ja, ich weiß, es kommt der Tag, an dem sie jeder von uns sieht
Ich glaube immer noch an Wunder
Und meine Hoffnung darauf lass ich mir nicht stehlen


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