Sometimes people strike up conversations after concerts. In one of these conversations following a WONACH WIR SUCHEN concert, two individuals discussed abusive drug use in a romantic relationship. This relationship had just ended with the words: "I love you and don’t want to watch you die." A sentence that no one who hears it can likely forget. The band itself never learned about this conversation.
And yet, there is now the song "Hier und da," the third single from the upcoming wonach wir suchen album. It could tell this story - or so many others. In any case, a relationship has also come to an end here. Whether it was more friendly, romantic, or of a completely different nature is not elaborated on - however, drugs also played a role here, as is evident in the first lines of the lyrics.
Fitting for this distressing theme, this song is set in a minor key. At a mid-tempo pace, a story unfolds in the minds of the listeners, where it will linger for a long time. This is rounded off by a dramatically lamenting choral singing. This later gives way to an onomatopoeia from singer Pirr, which adds a bit of lightness to the song towards the end, until the singing fades away and the guitar concludes very lonely, leaving the listeners just as lost as the protagonist of the song seems to be.
Here is the new video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_MooKKXW0A
And yet, there is now the song "Hier und da," the third single from the upcoming wonach wir suchen album. It could tell this story - or so many others. In any case, a relationship has also come to an end here. Whether it was more friendly, romantic, or of a completely different nature is not elaborated on - however, drugs also played a role here, as is evident in the first lines of the lyrics.
Fitting for this distressing theme, this song is set in a minor key. At a mid-tempo pace, a story unfolds in the minds of the listeners, where it will linger for a long time. This is rounded off by a dramatically lamenting choral singing. This later gives way to an onomatopoeia from singer Pirr, which adds a bit of lightness to the song towards the end, until the singing fades away and the guitar concludes very lonely, leaving the listeners just as lost as the protagonist of the song seems to be.
Here is the new video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_MooKKXW0A
