Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein

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Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Ich möchte dieses Leben nicht
Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Wir gehen unter in dem Licht
Ich liebe Menschen nicht
Sie sehen ihre Fehler nicht
Sie sehen ihre Fehler nicht
Ich liebe Menschen
Nicht

Die Bomben fallen herab
Schaufeln ihrer Väter Grab
Wir gingen einen Schritt zu weit
Mit dieser Menschenheit

Wir sind die Geißel dieser Welt
Und wenn der letzte Vorhang fällt
Dann gehen wir unter in dem Licht
Das unsre Herzen kalt zerbricht

Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Und wir sehen uns're Zeit ist reif

Und wenn uns're Seelen untergeh’n
Dann werden wir vielleicht die Dummheit versteh’n
Die uns hinfort getrieben in den Tod
Die Menschheit, sie ist ständig von sich selbst bedroht

Ich sehe dich
Noch einmal in dem hellen Licht
Bevor es auseinander bricht
Und in uns're Herzen sticht

Ich liebe dich
Doch liebe ich diese Menschen nicht
Sie sehen ihre Fehler nicht
Und schicken uns das Todeslicht

Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Ich will kein Mensch mehr sein
Und wir sehen uns're Zeit ist reif

Und wenn uns're Seelen untergeh’n
Dann werden wir vielleicht die Dummheit versteh’n
Die uns hinfort getrieben in den Tod
Die Menschheit sie ist ständig von sich selbst bedroht

Das Licht…
Das Licht heilt keine Zeit und keine Wunden…


Lyrics submitted by Co1980

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