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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Mädchen Aus Berlin" by the artist "Tiemo Hauer"

In the song "Mädchen Aus Berlin" ("Girl From Berlin"), Tiemo Hauer conveys powerful feelings of love and a desire to be with the object of his affection. The lyrical hero is smitten by a girl from Berlin, her image, voice, and touch. He experiences an irresistible attraction to her, even though he realizes that he cannot be with her.

The recurring phrase "You turned my head, / I didn't know it could be like this" emphasizes the strength and unexpectedness of his feelings. The hero was not ready for such love; it took him by surprise. He yearns for her in separation, constantly thinking about her, wanting to be near, to kiss her, and never let her go.

The image of the girl from Berlin is shrouded in a romantic veil. She represents an ideal, an unattainable object of desire. The lyrical hero is fascinated by her but realizes the illusory nature of his hopes, repeating: "I want to be with you, but I can't."

The song has a motif of suddenness and inexplicability of love. The hero "barely knows" the girl, but already feels a deep connection with her, which gives the song a special drama and tragedy. Despite everything, he continues to dream of her, and the song ends with a passionate impulse: "I want to go to you now, / My girl, my girl from Berlin."

Ich denke unentwegt an dich,

An deine Stimme, dein Gesicht

Wie du's gemacht hast, weiss ich nicht

Ich will, dass du mich wieder küsst,

Dass du in meiner Nähe bist

Ich will zu dir und kann es nicht

Du hast mir den Kopf verdreht

Ich wusste nicht, dass sowas geht

Ich will dich sofort wiedersehen

Und lass dich dann nie wieder gehen

Du hast mir den Kopf verdreht

Ich wusste nicht, dass sowas geht

Ich will sofort zu dir ziehen,

Mädchen, Mädchen aus Berlin

Haben uns das erste Mal berührt

Ich hab sofort etwas gespürt

Wie du's gemacht hast, weiss ich nicht

Hast dich an meine Brust gelehnt

Hab mich noch nie so sehr gesehnt

Ich kenn' dich kaum, doch brauche dich

Jetzt bin ich ständig hier und da

Nur nicht bei dir, das war ja klar

Ich will zu dir und kann es nicht

Hab sowas echt noch nie erlebt,

Dass mir das so zu Herzen geht

Ich kenn' dich kaum, doch brauche dich

Du hast mir den Kopf verdreht

Ich wusste nicht, dass sowas geht

Ich will dich sofort wiedersehen

Und lass dich dann nie wieder gehen

Du hast mir den Kopf verdreht

Ich wusste nicht, dass sowas geht

Ich will sofort zu dir ziehen

Mein Mädchen, mein Mädchen aus Berlin

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