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On My Way Home (radio edit)

H. Riehemann/ F. Drobnjak

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Diese Stück habe ich Anfang 2003 geschrieben. Angefangen mit dem Text habe ich in einem natürlich völlig überfülltem Zug auf dem Weg nach Hamburg. Dort saß neben mir auf dem Boden ein hübsches Mädchen und so kamen die ersten Worte des Textes zustande.

Ich habe dann die Geschichte weitergesponnen und mir vorgestellt, wie ein Mann die Liebe seines Leben, von der er vor einiger Zeit verlassen wurde, unvermittelt trifft, auf der Straße oder eben im Zug. Was dann passiert ist in dem Stück verarbeitet.

Auch diese Musik wurde von der Sir-Henry-Band eingespielt.
 

On My Way Home

On my way home I took the late train and I hardly found a seat
If I had known that particular you I’ve been supposed to meat
(What) strange things happen only because it is destiny and life writes some surprising episodes
Then you sat there on the floor, as beautiful as I’ve never seen before

Then you caught my eye, recognized me and turned around pretending you haven’t seen me
But I was not able to turn my head as well, I realized how much I still love you

I know, what they say, girls will come and go
But sometimes you do not want them to do so
I know what they say, love can’t slip away
But I did never stop loving you

The old problem of nearly each man was now up to me
What can I do to make you know, I have got something to show
Destiny led us together, twice now, can it be forever? I would agree with that, but would you?
How can I find, in this late train, the right words to make you understand

I stood up and went to you, you turned around and caught my eye, I took your hand and felt your excitants
I said the words: ‘I love you.’ You looked so sad, pulled back your hand and turned around and I sat down, no happy end, I guess

I know, what they say, girls will come and go
But sometimes you do not want them to do so
I know what they say, love can’t slip away
But I did never, will ever stop loving you