Vermissen

Schweisser's song 'Vermissen' delves into the profound and often painful emotions associated with missing someone. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of various scenarios where the feeling of absence becomes almost tangible. From the imagery of high mountains and distant seas to burnt fields and the first snowfall, the song explores the vast and sometimes overwhelming landscapes of longing. These natural metaphors serve to amplify the emotional distance and the sense of isolation that comes with missing someone deeply.

The song also touches on the passage of time and the inevitable changes it brings. The lines 'Wirst du mich vermissen wenn es draussen kalt wird du merkst dass du alt wirst' reflect on the coldness of growing old and the realization of one's mortality. This adds a layer of existential dread to the song, questioning whether the feeling of missing someone is tied to the fear of aging and being alone. The repetition of 'Die Zeit für dich steht' suggests a moment frozen in time, where the pain of absence is felt most acutely.

Furthermore, 'Vermissen' addresses the loneliness that can be felt in social settings, such as when nightclubs close and one is left to wander the city alone. The song questions whether the feeling of missing someone is genuine or simply a manifestation of the fear of being alone. The repeated questioning of 'Werd ich dich vermissen oder hab ich einfach Angst allein zu sein' highlights the internal struggle between genuine longing and the fear of solitude. This introspective approach makes the song relatable to anyone who has grappled with similar emotions, making 'Vermissen' a poignant exploration of human vulnerability and the complexities of emotional attachment.