Here nobody hears anybody
Here nobody never says anything
Children laugh and fall off your roofs
Here all words are meaningless
A drunken mother gives birth to a child
who will never ever cry out loud
Hand gestures...
The asphalt has buried your gaze
There are no phones: there are no conversations
I scream out loud
You can't hear me, too bad...
We both live in the Country of the Deaf...
Here every winter is bitterly cold,
they kindle house stoves with violins...
Every day here they all silently bury eternity.
The tapes in the recorder are all blank,
They whistle funeral marches for lullabies,
and sad children turn silently into mincemeat
Hand gestures...
The asphalt has buried your gaze
There are no phones: there are no conversations
I scream out loud
You can't hear me, too bad...
We both live in the Country of the Deaf...
Country of the Deaf
Country of the Deaf