Since You Left
You know, since you left,
I found new friends.
You must still be mad at me,
But don't you dare accuse me.
I pretend to be very happy,
So that no one can see my pain,
I often hide on the Bank under a willow tree,
Where tears flow against my will.
Time passes and everything changes,
You're the only one who's not here.
My soul leans to the other,
And the hair is already changing its color.
I often think of your voice
And the time we spent together.
I heard you're still single,
It's a pity that we burned the bridges then.
Sometimes I wish you were here,
That you still remember me,
I'll sit next to your image,
And I'll pay for it again, cursing myself.
I learned to breathe without you,
And even sometimes I laugh,
I live in memories again,
And I'm afraid of meeting you in reality.
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