Ok

Farin Urlaub

Absolut nichts ist in Ordnung
Absolut nichts ist okay.
Verkneif' Dir jegliches Mitleid,
Und spar' die jedes Klischee!

Ja, es geht mir beschissen!
Ja, es ist wegen Dir!
Doch davon willst Du nichts wissen,
sonst wärst Du sicherlich hier - bei mir.

Ich hasse Dich! (5x)

Absolut nichts ist mehr heilig.
Absolut nichts steht noch fest.
Ich hätte niemals erwartet,
da? Du mich einfach verlässt.

Ich hasse meine Gef?hle,
und meine Hilflosigkeit.
Aber ich bin mir ganz sicher,
das geht vorbei mit der Zeit - mit der Zeit.

Am Morgen geht die Sonne auf,
und ich hasse Dich!
Die Welt nimmt weiter ihren Lauf,
und ich hasse Dich!
Menschen gehen von A nach B,
und ich hasse Dich!
Im Winter fällt ein bisschen Schnee.

Manchmal w?nscht ich mir, ich wäre tod,
keine Gef?hle, kein Problem.
Das klingt nach 'nem verlockendem Angebot.
Aber ich werd' ?berleben,
und mit Gl?ck bleibt nur eine Narbe zur?ck.


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    fucking lyrics... really sometimes hit you straight in the face, cause it's about hating his own feelings, cause of someone else, who you once really liked... or loved

    Jörnon September 17, 2005   Link

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