Ich weiß nicht, wie lange das so noch klappt.
Du in einer anderen Stadt und ich immer noch hier.
Wir reden, wir mühen uns satt.
Aber scheiße ich bin es so satt mit dir zu telefonieren.
Doch die zeit heilt alle Wunden und es tut nicht mal mehr wirklich weh.
Bald müssen wir uns gar nicht mehr seh'n.
Und dein Punkt wird immer kleiner.
Und langsam löst er sich auf.
Und alles, was ich da noch sehen kann, ist Staub.
Ich weiß nicht, wie lange das so noch hält.
Ein paar Tage teilen wir uns ein Zelt und dann bauen wir es wieder ab.
Mein Koffer liegt vor deinem Schrank.
Halb offen und nie wirklich ganz ausgepackt.
Und ich ähnel 'ner Scheibe und du stehst draußen und glänzt.
Und der Zug zieht mich langsam, an dir vorbei.
Und dein Punkt wird immer kleiner.
Und langsam löst er sich auf.
Und alles, was ich da noch sehen kann, ist Staub.
Und wir halten uns über Wasser.
Und wir Rudern mit all unserer kraft.
Doch du treibst immer weiter von mir ab.
Und dein Punkt wird immer kleiner.
Und langsam löst er sich auf.
Und alles, was ich da noch sehen kann, ist Staub.
Maxim, stage name of Keith Andrew Palmer (Peterborough, March 21, 1967), is an English singer, rapper and songwriter known for his collaborations with the electronic band The Prodigy. Palmer began working with The Prodigy in the 1990s, contributing to their music with his aggressive rap style and energetic live performances. He appeared on several successful albums by the group, including "The Fat of the Land" (1997) and "Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned" (2004). Among the most famous tracks he participated in are "Firestarter", "Breathe", and "Smack My Bitch Up". Besides his work with The Prodigy, Maxim has also pursued a solo career, releasing albums such as "The 1st Album" (2003) and "Maxim's Greatest Hits" (2006).
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