what is the english translation of 'Gib mir mein, gib mir mein Herz zurueck, du brauchst meine Liebe nicht, gib mir mein Herz Stueck fuer'
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"Give me my, give me my heart back, you certainly my love not, give me my heart piece(?) for."
gib mir mein = give me my
gib mir mein Herz zureuck/zurück = give me my heart back
-- "zureuck/zurück" is actually "back" like "behind" or "backward"
du brauchst meine Liebe nicht = you certainly my love not
-- It should be "du bist sicherlich nicht meine Liebe" for "you're certainly not my love"
gib mir mein Herz Stueck/Stück(?) fuer/für = give me my heart piece(?) for
-- I'm a little uncertain about "Stueck," since I don't think that's a German word. "Stück" is, but that means "piece" and doesn't really make sense, especially with the "für" at the end.
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M$gib mir mein Herz zurueck = Give me back my heart
du brauchst meine Liebe nicht = You don't need my love
gib mir mein Herz Stueck fuer'= Give me my heart pieces for
Regards,
Vlad
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M$"Give me my, give me back my heart, you do not need my love, give me a piece of my heart for"
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