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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Die Letzte Seite" by the artist "Tiemo Hauer"

This poem, "Die Letzte Seite" ("The Last Page") by German author Tiemo Hauer, is a poignant reflection on loss and accepting the inevitable. The lyrical hero says goodbye to something very dear – perhaps a love, a dream, or an entire stage of life.

The recurring phrase "Okay, this was it, the last page" emphasizes the irreversibility of what has happened. The hero realizes the story is over and tries to find the strength to move on. The "luxurious life on repeat" has been replaced by a bittersweet reality, but he is ready to accept this new chapter.

The image of a book is used as a metaphor for a lost relationship. "The most beautiful book in the world" represents the memories the hero cherished. But the book "became independent," leaving him alone with emptiness.

The world continues to spin, life goes on, but without the "radiance" of what was lost. The hero seeks solace in alcohol and casual encounters, but this only intensifies the pain. Comparisons to the past are inevitable and always unfavorable to the present.

The final lines of the poem sound like a promise to himself. The book of memories remains open, but someday the hero will find the strength to close it and move on. The "End" will be written, but not now, only when the time comes and the pain of loss subsides.

Okay das war sie

Die letzte Seite

Lush life in Dauerschleife

Da Traurigkeit mir grade gut gefällt

Okay das war sie

Die letzte Seite

Die ich schreibe

Vom schönsten Buch der Welt.

Warst fest verankert

Und hast dich freigeschwommen

Hast keinen Sturm gebraucht

Bist einfach so entkommen

Aber ich noch nicht

Aber ich noch nicht

Aber ich noch lange nicht

Okay das war sie

Die letzte Seite

Die Welt beginnt sich dann wohl ab heute

Ohne dein Leuchten weiter zudrehen.

Okay das war sie

Die letzte Seite

Du gehst ich bleibe

Muss das allein durchstehen

Klammer mich ans Glas

Weil ich bei dir nicht klammern darf

Und wanke heim.

Teile fremde Betten

Um deines zu vergessen

Doch kann es nicht genießen

Ohne sie an dir zu messen es tut weh.

Es wird nicht besser und wenn ich ehrlich bin

Will ich das auch gar nicht.

Okay das war sie, die letzte Seite.

Muss nur noch Ende darunter schreiben

Vielleicht nicht jetzt aber irgendwann

Das Buch bleibt offen

Wird erst geschlossen

Wenn es soweit ist

Und ich vergessen kann.

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