You say that time can't heal The broken heart you stole I don't know what's real You are what I can't be You are what I can't be You say that time can't heal The broken heart you stole I don't know what's real You are what I can't feel You are what I can't feel Oh, something in my heart Something in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh, something in my heart Something in my heart Makes me miss you more Say that time can't heal The broken heart you stole I don't know what's real I don't know what's real You are what I can't feel Oh something in my heart Something in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh oh oh Something in my heart Something in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh oh oh Something in my heart Something in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh oh oh Something in my heart Still you're in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh oh oh Ooh, ooh Something in my heart Something in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh, something in my heart Something in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh, something in my heart Still you're in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh, something in my heart Still you're in my heart Makes me miss you more Oh, something in my heart Still you're in my heart Makes me miss you more
Susette Gontard
(1769 - 1802), von Hölderlin (er lebte von 1796 - 1798 im Hause der Gontards) als »Diotima« bezeichnet und in seinem Roman »Hyperion« verewigt
Quelle: Gontard, Briefe. An Friedrich Hölderlin, im Januar 1799
Louise Hensel
(1798 - 1876), deutsche Dichterin, Pfarrerstochter, die zum Katholizismus konvertierte und später auch ins Kloster ging, wurde bekannt als Dichterin gemütvoller geistlicher Gedichte und Lieder