Ich Bin Hier

Berge Berge

Embracing the Moment: A Journey of Presence and Freedom

The song 'Ich Bin Hier' by Berge is a heartfelt exploration of presence, freedom, and the fleeting nature of time. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of two individuals sharing a profound moment together, where the world around them fades into insignificance. The imagery of counting lights over the horizon and the sun setting behind a loved one evokes a sense of bittersweet beauty, highlighting the transient nature of these precious moments.

The recurring theme of freedom is emphasized through the metaphor of flying and being in the clouds. This suggests a sense of liberation from the uncertainties and constraints of the world below. The line 'Und die Welt unter uns, sie scheint fremd und ungewiss zu sein' (And the world beneath us seems strange and uncertain) underscores the idea that despite the unpredictability of life, the connection between the two individuals offers a sanctuary of freedom and peace.

The song also delves into the concept of authenticity and acceptance. The lyrics 'Denn für dich bin ich kein Bild, kein Ideal, Ich bin nur ich' (For you, I am not an image, not an ideal, I am just me) reflect a deep sense of being seen and accepted for who one truly is. This acceptance is a cornerstone of the bond shared by the two individuals, making their time together even more meaningful. The repetition of 'Ich bin hier neben dir' (I am here next to you) reinforces the importance of presence and the idea that in the end, what truly matters is the time spent together, no matter how brief.

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  1. Ich Bin Hier
  2. Du Träumst
  3. Für die liebe
  4. Das Heiligste der Welt
  5. Wir sind frei
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