Hamburg '42
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Hamburg '42
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Bomber greifen hamburg an, die sirenen reissen
Die menschen aus ihrem tiefen schlaf
Frauen, kinder, männer tasten durchs dunkel
In zahllosen nächten geübt
Kinder ersticken röchelnd
Im arm der verblutenden mutter
Eltern reissen ihre kinder aus den betten
Bekleiden sie dürftig, die weinenden kinder
Zitternde mütter eilen in keller
Sie suchen schutz vor dem grauen der nacht
Scheinwerfer mit ihren weissen fingern
Durchsuchen die nacht nach feinden
Des wütende bellen der flak
Als bumerang kehrt es zurück
Ein dröhnen, ein krachen, der einschlag der bombe
Ein feuerschein, inferno des grauens
Menschen begraben unter trümmern
Arme und beine, zerschmetterte leiber
Hier endet das leben, das froh einst begann
Inmitten der trümmer des hauses
Opfer des krieges, der wahnsinnigen
Die dieses gemetzel begannen
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