Blaumeise Yvonne - Andreas Dorau

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

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