This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Seinem Geiste bekenne ich mich
ein Sehnen verzehret sein schönes Gesicht
das ermattet, von Güte beschattet, allmächtig ist
Sein Körper bewegt sich nicht
Im Traume sich endlich sein Zwingen vergißt
Im heulenden Jubel erkenne ich dich,
Der mir den heiligen Frieden zerbricht
Sein schweigender Mund seine schlafende Brust
Harren zärtlich der süßen Lust
Sein Körper bewegt sich nicht
Im Traume sich endlich sein Zwingen vergisst
ein Sehnen verzehret sein schönes Gesicht
das ermattet, von Güte beschattet, allmächtig ist
Sein Körper bewegt sich nicht
Im Traume sich endlich sein Zwingen vergißt
Im heulenden Jubel erkenne ich dich,
Der mir den heiligen Frieden zerbricht
Sein schweigender Mund seine schlafende Brust
Harren zärtlich der süßen Lust
Sein Körper bewegt sich nicht
Im Traume sich endlich sein Zwingen vergisst
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(done via online translator)
Here is my translation:
The Parting/ Farewell
I profess to his spirit A longing to consume his beautiful face That tires, is shadowed by goodness and is almighty*
His body does not move In dreams his force finally forgets itself
In a howling cheer, that breaks the holy peace to me, I recognize you; Your silent mouth, your sleeping breast Await tenderly the sweet joy
Your body does not move In dreams his force finally forgets itself.
*This is the one line I have trouble with, if someone can contribute a better translation I would appreciate it.
this is about Brian Jones' death.
It is actually about Nico's mother. Janitor of Lunacy is said to be about Brian Jones.
According to Nico: The Life and Lies of An Icon, this song was one of two written for Nico's mother. Nico was quoted as saying that "One was for my living mother and one for my dead mother."
This was for Nico's dead and biological mother. The living mother could be about her aunt, who was still alive and who she did consider a second mother, or it could be a metaphorical term about her mother being alive in her heart.