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[Music:Rettke/Paeth/Hunecke - Words: Rettke]
Standing at the shore, the wind is blowing
fast with power
like a fortress wall the rain is smashing
pouring down
feelin' all alone and noone there to keep
me warm
Sun has turned into a black and frozen
peace of coal
in this poison gas no creature even can
survive
feeling all alone 'cause I'm the one who's
staying alive
[BRIDGE:]
I hear a voice from the dark, it says:
Dirty fools, look what we have done
frozen tears in a black hole sun
My heart is dying, my soul's gettin' cold
I never listened to warnings they told
[CHORUS:]
Planet Earth
please, forgive me
I'm mistaken
this heavens on earth is a crying shame
we have the choice to proclaim
Every day I watch the news, they say the
world is bleeding
we're responsible for every little peace of ground
hand in hand we have the chance to say it loud
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