E
Polaroid
uss
Rom:
Ich
nevve
nem
Schild
"Information".
Wat
woss
ich
domohls
schon?!
Och
dat'e
Mißverständnis!
Hotelseif
uss
Shanghai,
Breefpapier
uss
Prag,
Paris
em
Schnie,
en
Zeidung
uss
Dubai,
wo
mer
vun
rääts
noh
links
schriev.
Zuckertütche
un
en
Tass
uss
Moskau,
ne
blaue
Schal
uss
Marrakesch.
Woher
woor
noch
die
Bikinifrau
he,
woher?
Hey,
woher?
Selvs
Souvenirs
sinn
nix
als
Spure'm
naaße
Sand,
die
noh
un
noh
dä
Wind
verweht.
Sulang
se
frisch
sinn
- alles
klar
- doch
irjendwann
ess
et
vorbei,
wie't
halt
su
jeht.
Wat
dä
Hungk
wohl
mäht,
dä'n
Kreta
ahm
Strand
nevven
uns
schleef
un
uns
ahm
Daach
nohleef?
Ach
wat,
dä's
lang
ald
duut,
Mann!
Wat
wohl
Carlos
en
Managua
mäht,
wie't
wohl
Miss
Lee
uss
Peking
jeht,
ob
noch
"dä
Backes"
en
Maputo
steht,
wer
weiß?
Hey,
wer
weiß?!
E
gröön
Kleid
en
New
York,
Jet-Lag,
pausenlos
Sirene,
"Second
and
St.
A
Polaroid
from
Rome:
I
came
across
a
sign
saying
"Information".
What
did
I
know
back
then?!
Oh,
what
a
misunderstanding!
Hotel
soap
from
Shanghai,
writing
paper
from
Prague,
Paris
in
the
snow,
a
newspaper
from
Dubai,
where
you
write
from
right
to
left.
Candy
cones
and
a
mug
from
Moscow,
a
blue
scarf
from
Marrakech.
Where
was
the
bikini
girl
again,
where?
Hey,
where?
Even
souvenirs
are
nothing
but
traces
in
the
wet
sand,
which
the
wind
gradually
blows
away.
As
long
as
they're
fresh
- everything's
fine
- but
at
some
point
it's
over,
as
it
always
goes.
What
do
you
think
that
man
is
doing,
who
slept
next
to
us
on
the
beach
in
Crete
and
followed
us
home
the
next
day?
Oh,
what,
he's
long
gone,
man!
What
is
Carlos
doing
in
Managua,
how
is
Miss
Lee
from
Peking,
is
"the
bakery"
still
standing
in
Maputo,
who
knows?
Hey,
who
knows?!
A
green
dress
in
New
York,
jet
lag,
sirens
all
the
time,
"Second
and
St.
Marks",
muß
et
jo
wohl
nit
jrooß
erwähne,
dat
ich
jede
Augebleck
noch
weiß
- sujar
ohne
Souvenir
- och
wenn
du
ald
lang
dä
Name
drähß
vun
mir.
Hey,
vun
mir!
Marks",
I
don't
really
need
to
mention
that
I
still
remember
every
moment
- even
without
a
souvenir
- even
if
you've
long
forgotten
my
name.
Hey,
mine!