Hier gibt es Texte der Vetternwirtschaft zum
Auswendiglernen und Mitsingen.
Den Text für unseren Gewinnspielsong "Shades of
orange" findet ihr hier.
Lilith
Lilith
sings:
Fear is in your eyes
Iīve come to break your sway
Of clay we both were made
You and I
When you call my name
All you hear is the night
Soundless laughter of demons
All my friends
All
my friends
Are with me
Do you find satisfaction
Bringing Eve down
Two
of us
Out of Gods hand
You were made as my image
How pale you are
Adam sings:
My
heart is torn in two
My ribs they hurt so bad
I know I lost my bride
As Eve falls
The sadness
of a clown
Put your coat on tight
Leave to the seaside
It’s cold not to cold for a stormy rendez-vous
Clouds are in the sky
And the reed grows high
The daylight is fading and I know what to do
The moon wakes up and the sun goes down
I feel the sadness of a clown
Footprints in the sand
Shells are in my hand
The salt of the sea reminds me of my tears
As the breakers roar
All my memories soar
But now I am free and I don’t regret my fears
The moon wakes up and the sun goes down
I feel the sadness of a clown
The moon wakes up and the sun goes down
I feel the sadness of a clown
another nice & novel afternoon
though I know rainīs falling, tears from the sky.
i hear the guitar girlīs playing strumming a chord.
inside is outside, my mind is a mess,
iīm feeling seasick, but i wonīt step over board.
i said you lived twenty days and nineteen nights too long
and when the summerīs over and the autumn begins,
weīll see who is stronger or who wins.
maybe youīre the biggest fake or youīre the sweetest cake.
just
another nice and novel afternoon
you say that you donīt love me, though long time we spent,
but maybe i donīt love you in the end.
donīt tell me yes and then tell me no
wearing your orange dress, come just give it a go.
i hear the phone ringing in my soul,
i fear my heart singing a different song,
and when the cheers are over and we moved along,
a touch of purpose between us in a bodyless role.
just
another nice and novel afternoon
the musicīs fading in, hope your life isnīt fading out,
i hear the talking crowd, while the songs begin.
after one half an hour it is the last farewell,
the light becomes darker and some records to sell.
just
another nice and novel afternoon
Lady with the broken broom
lady
with the broken broom standing at the square
looking out for rubbish everywhere
lady with the broken broom looking to the ground
sheīs picking up the litter that she found
my lady with the broken broom has no friend or pal
she works from five o'clock until she hears the bell
lady with the broken broom never mess around
thatīs the job for other people in this town
i
donīt know where sheīs from or who she cares for
where she lives or if sheīs alone
sheīs
just my lady with the broken broom
lady with the broken broom standing in the rain
her hair is wet and on her coat a greyish stain
lady with the broken broom moves her broom with grace
and sometimes thereīs a smile on her face
but
did you ever see me have you noticed
how i helped you finish your work?
`cause youīre my lady with the broken
broom
lady with the broken broom will you smile at me
iīll tell you how happy you could be
lady with the broken broom put your stick aside
marry me and be my bride
and
if the square gets dirty we will work it
`till itīs cleaner than it has ever been
before
and
youīre my lady with the broken broom.
B-B-C-M
heīs driving very fast in his
car on the road,
looking for a girl with a parking lot,
the gun between his legs,
is ready to reload.
alone on the street with a blue caravan,
heīs dressed with a blue jeans and a yellow dirty shirt,
an unbearded man
and he knows what it means to show the bird.
(they
call him) the bbcm: before breakfast commission
man.
heīs working very hard not as fast as he drives,
but you know he always says "iīve got no nine lives",
a smile on his face, i never realized.
his pornographic magazines, the car and his dog,
are the only things heīs having `round the clock,
a life without a view,
mainly heīs got his cue.
(they call him) the bbcm: before breakfast commission man.
camel light or lucky strike it is always the same fight,
wantinī beer or wodka-soda, the fridge is empty here.
(they
call him) the bbcm: before breakfast commission man.
Times get
rough
i
donīt want to suffer the pain
donīt want to ride alone, in the train.
sometimes i am wondering, who am i
often i am tumblin, with my eye
i donīt want to leave you alone
i donīt want to die in the rain
and when iīm speaking, in a sempre tone
i know youīre feeling like a lazy bone
i
donīt want you leavinīme
i donīt want you hatinī me
times get rough, times get rough
not big enough, iīm feeling tough.
there is no conversation anymore
looking for sensation in front of my door
walking down the river along the shore
no other place to shiver anymore.
i
donīt want you leavinī me
i donīt want you hatinī me
i donīt want to lay me down
times get rough, times get rough
not big enough, iīm feeling tough.
i
donīt want you leavinī me
i donīt want you hatinī me
i donīt want to lay me down
i donīt want to crackle around
times get rough, times get rough
not big enough, iīm feeling tough