Drei Rote Rosen
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Drei Rote Rosen
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Drei rote Rosen gab sie mir
Mit ihrer zarten Hand
Die duften hier, die welken hier
Und wenn sie welken landen wir
In einem fremden Land
Da steht ein Mädchen schon bereit
Winkt über Land und Meer
Sie hat gewartet alle Zeit
O Abschiedsweh, o Herzeleid
O süße Wiederkehr!
Und schneidet es, warum du weinst
Dein armes Herz entzwei
Lebwohl, ade, es geht vorbei
Und einmal wird es wieder Mai
Und fast so schön wie einst
Und fast so schön wie einst
(Und schneidet es, warum du weinst
Dein armes Herz entzwei)
Lebwohl, ade, es geht vorbei
Und einmal wird es wieder Mai
Und fast so schön wie einst
Und fast so schön wie einst
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Lale Andersen performs "Drei Rote Rosen", and this lyric page sits inside the Lale Andersen catalog on LyroVerse.
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