Leben...I Feel You (mit Schiller)
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Leben...I Feel You (mit Schiller)
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I feel you.
I feel you,
in every stone,
in every leaf of every tree,
that you ever might have grown.
I feel you,
in every thing,
in every river that might flow,
in every seed you might have sown.
I feel you. (5x)
I feel you,
in every vein,
in every beatin' of my heart,
each breath I take.
I feel you, anyway,
in every tear that I might shed,
in every word I've never said.
I feel you (4x)
I feel you,
in every vein,
in every beatin' of my heart,
in every breath I'll ever take.
I feel you, anyway,
in every tear that I might shed,
in every word I've never said.
I feel you. (5x)
I feel you.
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