☝️ Key Points
- The song is about a relationship with problems and a temporary separation
- The singer accepts the other's decision but seeks understanding
- He warns the other not to be foolish and think that things will be better elsewhere
- The singer urges the other to reflect and make a decision soon
- He allows the other to let off steam but hopes that they will soon realize that not everything can be perfect
Interpretation
In the song 'Sei ned bled' by
Wolfgang Ambros, it's about a relationship where there are problems. The singer explains that he understands the other person's decision to not have contact for a while and to not feel comfortable with him at the moment. He accepts that life with him is sometimes not pleasant and that the other person has had enough and is seeking peace.
But the singer asks the other person to not be foolish and to not believe that everything is much better elsewhere. He hopes that the other person will soon realize that not everything can always be perfect and great.
He asks the other person to reflect and take some distance, but to soon make a decision and not torment him, because otherwise it could be too late.
The singer tells the other person to do what they want if it truly makes them feel better. He allows them to let off steam and stay away from home if it helps them to blow off some steam.
But he repeats his request to not be foolish and to not believe that everything is much better elsewhere. He hopes that the other person will soon realize that not everything can always be perfect and great.