Prokrastination/en
This song is from the album “Schöpfe” and is about shifting problems in all kinds of directions. It has the simplest chorus of any Solche song: two German words, “Später mehr” (“More later”).
Procrastination (More Later)
English translation by Indira, AI assistant. For understanding the lyrics; the song is performed and recorded only in German.
In the candle's glow, again and again,
boring, boring, aching songs,
fruit withers on the long branch,
because you love everything you hate.
Full throttle in snail-thinking,
nothing gets through and nothing happens.
Storm-free, ripe for storming — nobody wants to;
those who want something usually want too much.
It has to be enough sometime; yesterday you scraped it off.
And basically, on every side, the hunt and the hunt and the hunt.
And all the fields picked clean, sawn off and burned down,
and you desperate, without possessions, really in a foreign land.
Set out on your way, set out on your way.
Your tiny steps, tip-tip, are not really counted out.
A word in reply is no, well, perhaps, we'll see, oh, haha.
Set out on your way, set out.
More later.
More later.
More later.
More later.
It is always too fast, it is always too small,
it is always too high and could be more.
It is always too much, it always goes too far,
it is always too big, this little thing.
Set out and look back; your old life falls into happiness,
and you stand around in today, looking, well, not exactly smart.
You have laid yourself an egg and warmly brood over what else might work.
Set out, decide, climb aboard if it carries you.
