Thank you very much for your nice words!

And if you are interested in the lyrics to the German song, I tried to translate it (it sometimes doesn't really make sense in German either - but you can give it the meaning you like):


The Route to the Sea

who did plan you, want you
who has ordered and collected you
who has lost one's heart to you
why were you born
who gave birth to you

who did yearn for you
who did lean you against them

accepted you as you are
so that you lose your homesickness
so that you lose your homesickness

turn around, turn around
turn your back against the storm
you will reconcile, you will grant
you will free yourself for the yourney to the sea

who substitutes your programme
only who can fall can fly as well
who helps you to learn to grieve
not to become detached from yourself
not to become detached from yourself

turn around, turn around
forget your guilt, your vacuum
turn around the wind until it brings you
far away to the sea, you know where

turn around, turn around
turn your back against the storm
go resolved, reconciled, encouraged
having freed yourself
the route to the sea

having freed yourself
the route to the sea

....