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Es tut mir leid Lyrics by Laith Al-Deen

Melomanie

2002

Was soll ich sagen, ich hab nicht nachgedacht
In dem Moment war nur die Wut
Ich war so in Rage, war so aufgebracht
Drohte zu ertrinken in dieser Flut
Nur ein Moment, und es ist nicht mehr, wie es war
Es gibt kein Erwachen, keinen Morgen, keinen neuen Tag
Was soll ich sagen, es tut mir leid!
Was soll ich sagen, ich hab die Worte nicht
Ich bin mir genauso fremd wie dir
Ich verlor den Halt, verlor das Gleichgewicht
Denn was mich hielt, das waren wir
Ich wünscht ich hätt geträumt, es ist gar nichts geschehen
Ich wünscht ich könnt' dir so wie früher in die Augen sehn
Was soll ich sagen, es tut mir leid!

About “Es tut mir leid” by Laith Al-Deen

Read the complete lyrics to "Es tut mir leid" by Laith Al-Deen from the album "Melomanie" in 2002. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Deutschpop, Deutschland, Pop.

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"Es tut mir leid" is credited to Laith Al-Deen. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Es tut mir leid" appears on "Melomanie" in 2002.

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