Jens Marquard

A WOMAN´S FATE

Verse1:

Those days they were together in the park,
he said they´re all that he had ever thought,
she remembers the promises they´ve made,
those days they were together and they held them straight,

Chorous:

Everything was going right,
till the day he left her,
this adventure all behind,
it was the day he told her,
he´d dislike her childish kind,
then their love became to hate,
´cause he left her with her fate,
thus she was educated,
she had a too young age,
to detect her deep state,

Verse2:

Nowadays she must begin life from new,
without aid she must find her way through,
she still believes men can speak the truth,
nowadays she thinks about this and she´s stronger, too,

Bridge:

As her soul could die,
she wants to cry,
another heavy day,
her fate, it did remain,
every night she prays, 
that she finds a way,



The line which states that he dislikes her childish kind is meant to express that the woman got a baby and is consequently left by her man. She stays strong and has the charater particular that she doesn´t bear the thing in mind and doesn´t take revenge.Commentaire d´auteur

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