Duty
Inga Rumpf, Jean-Jacques Kravetz
After running and hiding and hurts from the war
He thought that love must be stronger than law
But he didn't know
As they watched their son the father felt some fear
He ran to the phone and said, my son is here
He's a deserteur
He was crying when they took him off home
His parents agreed and they left him alone
'cause they didn't know
They took him off to the nazi's place
He was bound to die, it was a simple case
'cause they didn't know
Everytime is living filled up with duties - for others
But not for you - every kind of duty you do
You do it for a special crew
