Wir kamen in der Hoffnung
Dass wir ein guter Gegner sind
Doch dafür hat es einfach nicht gereicht
Doch wir haben unsere Geschichte
Und unsere Tradition
Wir sind nicht zu kaufen
Wir haben keinen Preis
Und ihr könnt uns nicht beerdigen
Solang´ wir noch am Leben sind
Wir werden uns erholen
Und dann werden wir euch wiedersehen
Schade, Scheiße, wie kann das passieren?
Doch wir kommen zurück, um uns zu revanchieren
Wir müssen es ertragen
Dass ihr jetzt laut über uns lacht
Pech an unseren Stiefeln
Heut´ weint die ganze Stadt
Jetzt machen wir böse Miene
Zu euerm guten Spiel
Man trifft sich immer zweimal
Wir werden euch wiedersehen
Schade, Scheiße, wie kann das passieren?
Doch wir kommen zurück, um uns zu revanchieren
Ihr habt unseren Respekt
Ihr wart heute ein gutes Team
Doch die besten Freunde
Werden wir wohl nie
Wir waren heut´ auf Augenhöhe
Und euch gehört für jetzt das Glück
Wir schwören hiermit feierlich
Wir holen es uns zurück
(Dank an Thies für den Text)
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