| «Don't care. | «Don't care. |
| It won’t change anything
| It won't change anything
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| Perhaps i
| Perhaps i
|
| Don’t care, but it’s not that easy to be sure
| Don't care, but it's not that easy to be sure
|
| When
| When
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| Your laughter still resounds in my ears
| Your laughter still resounds in my ears
|
| «Don't
| «Don't
|
| Care. Today i look at you through other eyes
| Care. Today I look at you through other eyes
|
| And
| other
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| More and more it seems to be sure i was
| More and more it seems to be sure i was
|
| Blinded
| Blinded
|
| Verdammtes leiden, saures lieben
| Suffer damn, love sour
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| Verdammt das leben, dessen Schem
| Damn the life whose Schem
|
| Verschwand, stillschweigend aber stetig
| Disappeared, silently but steadily
|
| Um nunmehr stumppes Nichts zu sein
| To be dull nothing now
|
| Verdammt die Traume, die ich hatte
| Damn the dreams I had
|
| Heut noch nab’und haben verge
| Today still nab and have forgotten
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| Sie sind nun schal, was ubrigblied
| You're stale now, what's left
|
| Sind stille Tranen auf der Erde
| Are silent tears on earth
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| «Fur Hoffnung 1st es me zu spat-»
| "It's too late for hope-"
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| Dacht’ich — Doch was 1st mir geblieben?
| I thought — but what have I got left?
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| Wo 1st die
| Where is the
|
| Hoffnung wo das licht?
| hope where the light?
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| Wo der Frubling nach langem Winter
| Where the Frubling after a long winter
|
| Der nun das graue Eis zerbricht?
| Who now breaks the gray ice?
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| Verdammt sind wir, verdammt zu lieben | Damned are we, damned to love |