Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Blaumeise Yvonne, artist - Andreas Dorau.
Date of issue: 31.12.1996
Song language: Deutsch
Blaumeise Yvonne(original) |
Allein im Park 3:36 |
Die Nacht war lau |
Da war eine Frau |
Und da war auch ein Mann |
Als alles begann |
Die Frau ging zu ihm |
Doch was sonderbar schien |
Er sprach sie nicht an |
Es war ein schüchterner Mann |
Allein im Park |
Der Himmel war klar |
Die Wiesen dufteten wunderbar |
Die Frau sie wollte den Mann so sehr |
Doch er er machte es ihr sehr schwer |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Sie sah ihn zwar zum ersten mal |
Doch sie hatte keine Wahl |
Er war ein Mann, die Nacht war lau |
Und sie war eine einsame Frau |
Sie fasste Mut, und sprach ihn an |
Doch etwas war los mit diesem Mann |
Er sah ihr schüchtern ins Gesicht |
Doch seine Lippen bewegten sich nicht |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Sein Gesicht gab ihr ein Zeichen |
Auch er wollte sie gern erreichen |
Doch er blieb weiter stumm |
Und schrieb ihr dann auch, auch warum |
Während sie seine Zeilen las |
Sie rundherum die Welt vergass |
Und als Sie wieder bei sich war |
War der Mann nicht mehr da |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
(translation) |
Alone in the Park 3:36 |
The night was mild |
There was a woman |
And there was a man too |
When it all started |
The woman went to him |
But what seemed strange |
He didn't speak to her |
It was a shy man |
Alone in the park |
The sky was clear |
The meadows smelled wonderful |
The woman she wanted the man so much |
But he made it very difficult for her |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
She saw him for the first time |
But she had no choice |
He was a man, the night was mild |
And she was a lonely woman |
She plucked up courage and spoke to him |
But something was wrong with this man |
He looked her shyly in the face |
But his lips didn't move |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
His face gave her a sign |
He too wanted to reach her |
But he remained silent |
And then wrote her, also why |
While she read his lines |
She forgot all around the world |
And when she was herself again |
Was the man no longer there? |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |
Please sympathize with me, if only you could speak |