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Schwarze Fee

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Schwarze Fee

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Die Rampe steht in fahlem Licht

Der Mond verziert das Angesicht

Das Kind liegt tot im Mutterarm

Sie weint und hält es warm

Die Treppe führt ins Bunkerreich

Stahlbeton vom Tod geeicht

Weisser Nebel tötet Mensch

Mensch ist tot, das Ich verbrennt

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Weisser Rausch im Sturm entfacht

Asche die den Fluss verlacht

Das Wasser spürt den sanften Schnee

Es empfängt die schwarze Fee

Sei still und lausche der Qual

Sie führt den Geist hinab ins Tal

Wo die Birke das Lager verzückt

Wo der Tod den Toten schmückt

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