Jane Doe
I only saw her once walking down the street,
her suit was dangerously tight and neat,
she could hardly breath.
Neither could I.
I felt hit in my belly
my bones became jelly.
It felt like to die.
I have no clue
how to find
her, but it's true.
She's on my mind
and so I'm kind
of blue.
If I saw her again,
I'd act like a man,
would say: hello,
you dream of my life, let's go
to have a drink – and become my wife.
3
I have no clue
how to find
her, but it's true.
She's on my mind
and so I'm kind
of blue.
Wild
No one educated me but life.
And now I'm standing here
infront of you, your maybe-future-wife,
pregnant with your child
- and I'm still wild.
You try to teach me cooking
but I'm not attentive, I keep on looking
out of the windows and see
a thousand possibilities to flee.
I know, I carry your child
- but I'm still wild.
I'm not an idiot, I know it's worth to give it a try.
But every silent moment I fly
with the clouds far over the sea
- because I'm still me.
I know, I carry our child
- but I'm still wild.
The fee
I use to be a winner in society.
But to be there a winner
seems to me more like a sinner.
That's for success the fee.
My empathy was drowned
when I got crowned
by holding office in policy.
But when I look in the mirror – it's not me.
I'm a winner
but I know I'm a sinner
and I pay the fee.
One day fate will reveal
what I keep under seal.
They say I'm a winner
but I know I'm a sinner.
Maybe, one day, I'll heal.
Offer
No one is playing on my playground
though it's so neat and clean.
No one wants to swing,
to rollercoast or bring
his basket to my sandbox in the green.
Of course not every shark
may enter my sweet park.
But what are all these flowers for,
if no one's coming to adore.
I offer all for free.
I do want company.
It's only just for fun
and then we're done.
Marriage is not my aim,
I really do not like to claim.
So, if you know a boy
who's looking for a toy,
send him to me and we'll have joy.
Inspired by Grey's Anatomy
When the dancer
got bone-cancer
he decided himself for surgery and amputation.
And by the cut of his leg he cut off each relation
in his life to music and dance.
He had no other chance.
First, in his wheel-chair, he felt pathetic,
then, using his prosthesis, he started to be a writer
his lyrics were poetic,
his life got brighter.
He got famous like he had never been with dance.
Finally he understood: the cancer had been his chance.
...and Dagmar has created another nine songs, if you are interested,
just ask us.
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