Herrschaftsfreiheit lyrics
Zu sagen
„Hier
herrscht Freiheit“
ist immer
ein Irrtum
oder auch
eine Lüge:
Freiheit
herrscht nicht
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Erich Fried
- country:Austria
- Languages:German, English
- Genre:Poetry
- Official site:http://www.erichfried.de/
- Wiki:http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erich_Fried
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