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Looking For Frühling

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[Intro]
Dsus2
[Verse 1]
Eines MDorgens im Dezember, so lang ist's noch nicht her
Da wGar mir noch so bitterkDalt
Doch ich bDetete zum Herrgott: "So kann des ned weitergeh'n!
Lieber FrGühling, bitte komm doch bDald."
[Chorus]
DI've been lookin' for Frühling
I've been lookin' so long
I've been lookin' for Frühling
Bmstill the Asearch goes Don
DI've been lookin' for Frühling
since I left my home town
I've been lookin' for Frühling
Bmstill it Acan't be Dfound
[Verse 2]
DDeutschland ächzte leis unter Tonnen Schnee und Eis
VerspGätungen bei Bus und BDahn
DIch wollte schon nach Spanien, da fahr'n wir schon seit Jahr'n hin
doch das blGöde Auto sprang nicht Dan.
DSo blieben wir zuhaus und gBmingen nicht mehr raus.
Der WGolfgang, der war stAändig brDeit.
DUnd die Annelies, die wBmar so kalt und fies.
KrutzetGürken, wann ist FühlingszDeit?
[Chorus]
DI've been lookin' for Frühling
I've been lookin' so long
I've been lookin' for Frühling
Bmstill the Asearch goes Don
(ab hier ohne Capo)
CI've been lookin' for Frühling
since I left my home town
I've been lookin' for Frühling
Amstill it Gcan't be Cfound
[Instrumental] (x8)
C
[Verse 3]
WiCr waren eingeschneit. 's war keine schöne Zeit.
Der WFolfgang hat nur nGoch gelCallt.
WCas ich dann auch tat, mein Blut kam nicht in Fahrt,
selbst in der SFauna war es nGoch so kCalt.
Des WCarten fand' ma schade, trotz SchnAmaps und Schokolade.
und mir frFagten uns die gGanze ZCeit:
"Wo blCeibt sie denn die doofe KlAmimakatastrophe?"
Für die FErderwärmung sind wir jetzt berCeit.
[Chorus]
CI've been lookin' for Frühling
Die Bäume schlagen schon aus
I've been lookin' for Frühling
AmFrühling Gin the hCouse.
CI've been lookin' for Frühling
Winterschläfer kommt's raus
I've been lookin' for Frühling
AmFrühling Gin the hCouse.
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