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Artist: Wolfgang Ambros
Canonical path: /wolfgang-ambros/da-berg
Related lyric paths: 6
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Da Berg
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Da Berg
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Groß und mächtig, schicksalsträchtig,
Um seinen Gipfel jagen, Nebelschwaden
A Donnern schickt er oft ins Tal
Und dann schauderts alle auf amal
Wann er donnert, Gott behüt, der Berg der kennt ka Einsegn nit
Watzmann, Watzmann, Schicksalsberg,
Du bist so groß und i nur a Zwerg
Vü hats scho pockt, am Berg aufiglockt
G’folgt sinds im tapfer, oba der Berg, der wüll sei Opfer
Der Berg der loßt hoit niemand aus,
Drumm steigts ned auffe, bleibts liaba z’Haus
Alle san se lange tot, weu hoit der Berg ka Einsegn hot
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