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Ballade mit weiblichem Gesang über fiktive Drogenerfahrungen ohne Verherrlichung der Substanz.
As I know
Intro : ( 2 x 4 Takte , 4 Takte = 1 Bassthema )
Strophe 1 : I still remember
A long time ago
When I first saw this boy
He was dressed in black
Einsatz : With long black hair, pale white skin
And tombstones in his eyes
Boiling something in a spoon
I realized that there were some true lies (Aufgang)
Refrain: As I know, I was very dejected
I had nothing left to loose
As I know, I was very addicted
I was not able to choose
Strophe 2 : He asked me if I want to try
I was prepared for anything
Pushing the needle into my vein
I felt the warm poison rush to my brain
One year later the boy got busted
And I was standing alone as before
Just me and my monkey
I started to regret this way of life (Aufgang)
Refrain: As I know, I was very dejected
I had nothing left to loose
As I know, I was very addicted
I was not able to choose
(Solo)
Outro : ( 8 Takte , beim 7.Takt langsamer werdend,
die 1 des 8.Taktes als Schlußakkord )
Musical idea & Lyrix by M.Hapke 2003, performed by John Doe´s Dreamland
Intro : ( 2 x 4 Takte , 4 Takte = 1 Bassthema )
Strophe 1 : I still remember
A long time ago
When I first saw this boy
He was dressed in black
Einsatz : With long black hair, pale white skin
And tombstones in his eyes
Boiling something in a spoon
I realized that there were some true lies (Aufgang)
Refrain: As I know, I was very dejected
I had nothing left to loose
As I know, I was very addicted
I was not able to choose
Strophe 2 : He asked me if I want to try
I was prepared for anything
Pushing the needle into my vein
I felt the warm poison rush to my brain
One year later the boy got busted
And I was standing alone as before
Just me and my monkey
I started to regret this way of life (Aufgang)
Refrain: As I know, I was very dejected
I had nothing left to loose
As I know, I was very addicted
I was not able to choose
(Solo)
Outro : ( 8 Takte , beim 7.Takt langsamer werdend,
die 1 des 8.Taktes als Schlußakkord )
Musical idea & Lyrix by M.Hapke 2003, performed by John Doe´s Dreamland
