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Artist: Anneke Grönloh
Canonical path: /anneke-gronloh/bye-bye-matrose
Related lyric paths: 6
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Bye, bye Matrose
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Bye, bye Matrose
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Bye, bye Matrose
Nimm diese Rose
Und komm bald wieder vorbei
Ein weißes Schiff kommt vom Ozean her
Drei Wochen blieb es im Hafen
Und fährt es morgen zurück übers Meer
Das fällt einem Mädchen so schwer
Bye, bye Matrose
Nimm diese Rose
Und komm bald wieder vorbei
So silberhell scheint der Mond heute nacht
Über der Insel der Palmen
Doch wenn die Sonne am Morgen erwacht
Dann liegt diese Zeit schon so weit
Bye, bye Matrose
Nimm diese Rose
Und komm bald wieder vorbei
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Anneke Grönloh performs "Bye, bye Matrose", and this lyric page sits inside the Anneke Grönloh catalog on LyroVerse.
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