Ich habe einen alten Schuhkarton
Voll mit Photos aus der Frühsaison
Alte Papiere und Reklame
Gaben meiner neuen Kunst den Namen

Ich spaziere mittags an der Spree
Bin mir sicher, das tut niemand weh.
Und so vergehen meine Tage
Mein Leben ständig auf der Waage

Und an der Rosenthaler Strasse
Treff Ich den Mahler Namens Hase
Meister Hase ist ein Klassenfeind
Ich sage tschüss und fühle mich allein

Ich habe festgestellt:

Schicke Leute hören keine Pop Musik
Sie hören nur noch Bossanova
Nichts mehr ist das was es einmal war
Weder in Berlin noch Barcelona

Der Klub der poinischen Versager
Hat nicht mein Poster, das ist schade
Aber ein Stückchen weiter vorne
Setz ich mich in die warme Sonne

Und an der Rosenthaler Strasse
Treff Ich den Mahler Namens Hase
Meister Hase ist ein Klassenfeind
Ich sage tschüss und fühle mich allein

Es… geht… los

Schicke Leute hören keine Pop Musik
Sie hören nur noch Bossanova
Nichts mehr ist das was es einmal war
Weder in Berlin noch Barcelona



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