Margret
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Margret
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I waited for a hundred years,
all I did was wait every day, all day, every hour,
every second, all time.
I waited for a hundred years,
all I did was wait every day, all day long, every hour,
every second, all time.
Now when I look back,
it seems that I waited for only one day.
Now when I look back
it seems that I waited for only one day.
I waited for a hundred years,
all I did was wait every day, all day long, every hour,
every second, all time.
(Eberhard Schoener:)
You think that maybe I've lost my mind
and you'll be the one to help me find it
pretending it's yours
And so I tell you we are going to turn into a dream
and then we'll be in real trouble.
I waited for a hundred years,
all I did was wait every day, all day long,
I waited for a hundred years,
Now when I look back,
it seems that I waited for only one day,
a day that lasted a thousand years,
a day that lasted a thousand years.
And I'll wait for you another hundred years,
all I'll do is wait, every day, all day long,
every hour, every second, all the time
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Ofarim Esther performs "Margret", and this lyric page sits inside the Ofarim Esther catalog on LyroVerse.
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