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Hannah Songtext
von Douglas Firs

Hannah Songtext

I guess it was about time
To go and find out what you′d made of things
I guess it was about peace of mind
And maybe we were ready to become just friends

So I started asking around for you
A friend of a friend gave me your street and your number too
I drove up to your house, knocked on your door
It opened, there was someone that I hadn't seen before

She said: Hanna does not live here anymore
I could ask the neighbours, but I′m not sure they'll know
She said something about regrets
About wanting something more, oh
Hanna does not live here anymore


I guess it felt about right
For you to find this way to say goodbye
The one last thing I had to say to you
Now is written on a piece of paper lying on a stranger's table
Ooh

I used to want a lot of things
Now a box downstairs is where I keep ′em in
I used to want a lot of things
Now a box downstairs is where I keep ′em in
I used to want a lot of things
Now a box downstairs is where I keep 'em in

Hanna does not live here anymore
I could ask the neighbours, but I′m not sure they'll know
She said something about regrets
About wanting something more, oh
Hanna does not live here anymore

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