The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Ich Packe Meine Sachen" by the artist "Xavier Naidoo"

In the song "Ich packe meine Sachen", Xavier Naidoo paints a picture of escaping routine and seeking solace in memories and dreams.

The lyrical hero is packing his things, emphasizing the desire to leave, to escape from something burdensome. He denies the presence of stress, but the repeating phrase "Eigentlich kein Stress" (Actually no stress) betrays the opposite, indicating an attempt at self-persuasion. The hero strives to go where he felt good, where peace and joy reign, as evidenced by the lines "It was so good, I want to go back there."

Sleep becomes a refuge for him, where he relives happy moments, symbolized by the image of a kiss under a tree. This picture is so vivid and desirable that the hero "watches the dream with open eyes."

The repeating phrase "And I'm packing my things, because we'll be the first to leave here" speaks of a joint escape, the desire to share happiness with someone else. The laughter of a loved one in an "amazingly beautiful place" becomes a symbol of lightheartedness and true joy.

The hero realizes that life, in spite of everything, is beautiful. He appreciates simple things: love, laughter, the beauty of the world around him. Money doesn't matter, the only thing that matters is the love that "is born in a huge bed".

The repetition of the phrase "And I'm packing my things" at the end of the song reinforces the hero's determination to start a new life, and the final "Finally no stress" sounds like a long-awaited release from the burden of problems.