Sumisu
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Sumisu
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unsere tage waren dunkel
unsere hemden waren schwarz
wir standen stndig auf dem schulhof in der ecke
und wir tauschten tief enttuschte blicke aus
und immer, wenn wir traurig waren
(und traurig waren wir ziemlich oft)
gingen wir zu dir nach hause
und da hrten wir die smiths
unsere nchte waren einsam
unsere herzen waren schwer
es gab niemanden, der uns verstehen konnte oder wollte
und so kamen wir uns nher
und immer, wenn wir traurig waren
(und traurig waren wir ziemlich oft)
nahm ich dich in meine arme
und dann hrten wir die smiths
manchmal auch the cure oder new order -
aber grtenteils die smiths
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Farin Urlaub performs "Sumisu", and this lyric page sits inside the Farin Urlaub catalog on LyroVerse.
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