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Lass uns zum Strand 00:14
Du weißt welchen ich mein 00:17
Ich brauch mal wieder Meer und Sand, yeah 00:21
Brauch mal wieder n Grund zu bleiben, ai 00:25
Deine Uhr fällt ins Blau 00:29
Wir sehen, wie die Zeit versinkt 00:32
Wir setzten langsam auf 00:36
Das Wasser spiegelglatt und blinkt 00:39
Wir wollen die Sehnsucht nach morgen 00:44
Weil es heute perfekt is 00:47
Sehnsucht nach morgen 00:49
Weil es heute perfekt is 00:50
Du stehst neben mir 00:53
Zeigst mir, dass es echt ist 00:54
Die Lichter meiner Stadt sind verbrannt 00:56
Lass uns zum Strand! 00:59
01:01
Lass uns zum Strand! 01:07
Ye, yeah 01:10
Lass uns zum Strand! 01:14
Komm wir steigen aus 01:17
Du leuchtest wie aus Diamant, yehe 01:20
Mit all dem Salz auf der Haut, ai 01:24
Ich seh dich gestochen scharf 01:28
Es tut fast den Augen weh 01:32
Und endlich bist du da 01:36
So hab ich dich noch nie gesehen, yehi 01:39
Wir wollen die Sehnsucht nach morgen 01:44
Weil es heute perfekt is 01:46
Sehnsucht nach morgen 01:48
Weil es heute perfekt is 01:50
Du stehst neben mir 01:52
Zeigst mir, dass es echt ist 01:53
Die Lichter meiner Stadt sind verbrannt 01:56
Lass uns zum Strand! 01:59
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Lass uns zum Strand! 02:06
02:08
Lass uns zum Strand! 02:13
02:15
Lass uns zum Strand 02:28
Du weißt welchen ich mein 02:32
Lass uns zum Strand, yeah 02:36
Ich brauch n grund zu bleiben, ai 02:39
Lass uns zum Strand 02:43
Du weißt welchen ich mein 02:47
Ich brauch mal wieder Meer und Sand, ouh, he 02:50
Brauch mal wieder n Grund zu bleiben, ouh, ouh, ouh 02:54
Lass uns zum Strand! 02:58
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Lass uns zum Strand! 03:06
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Strand – Bilingual Lyrics German/English

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Yasha
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Weltraumtourist
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Lyrics & Translation

Explore the evocative German track "Strand" by Yasha. Learn how to express feelings of yearning and contentment through its relatable lyrics about seeking refuge by the sea. This song offers a glimpse into modern German pop-rap, blending catchy melodies with meaningful themes.

[English]
Let's go to the beach
You know the one I mean
I need some sea and sand again, yeah
Need a reason to stay again, ai
Your watch falls into the blue
We see the time sink
We're slowly touching down
The water is mirror-smooth and sparkles
We want the longing for tomorrow
Because today is perfect
Longing for tomorrow
Because today is perfect
You're standing next to me
Showing me that it's real
The lights of my city are burnt out
Let's go to the beach!
...
Let's go to the beach!
Ye, yeah
Let's go to the beach!
Come on, let's get out
You shine like a diamond, yehe
With all the salt on your skin, ai
I see you in sharp focus
It almost hurts my eyes
And finally you're here
I've never seen you like this before, yehi
We want the longing for tomorrow
Because today is perfect
Longing for tomorrow
Because today is perfect
You're standing next to me
Showing me that it's real
The lights of my city are burnt out
Let's go to the beach!
...
Let's go to the beach!
...
Let's go to the beach!
...
Let's go to the beach
You know the one I mean
Let's go to the beach, yeah
I need a reason to stay, ai
Let's go to the beach
You know the one I mean
I need some sea and sand again, ouh, he
Need a reason to stay again, ouh, ouh, ouh
Let's go to the beach!
...
Let's go to the beach!
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

Strand

/ʃtʁant/

A1
  • noun
  • - beach

Meer

/meːɐ/

A1
  • noun
  • - sea

Sand

/zand/

A1
  • noun
  • - sand

Uhr

/uːɐ/

A2
  • noun
  • - clock

Zeit

/tsaɪt/

A2
  • noun
  • - time

Wasser

/ˈvasɐ/

A1
  • noun
  • - water

Lichter

/ˈlɪçtɐ/

B1
  • noun
  • - lights

Sehnsucht

/ˈzeːnzuxt/

B2
  • noun
  • - longing

perfekt

/pɛʁˈfɛkt/

B1
  • adjective
  • - perfect

leuchten

/ˈlɔʏçtən/

B2
  • verb
  • - to shine

sehen

/ˈzeːən/

A1
  • verb
  • - to see

stehen

/ˈʃteːən/

A1
  • verb
  • - to stand

bleiben

/ˈblaɪbən/

A2
  • verb
  • - to stay

sehen

/ˈzeːən/

A1
  • verb
  • - to see

scharf

/ʃaʁf/

B2
  • adjective
  • - sharp

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Lass uns zum Strand

    ➔ Imperative with 'lassen' + reflexive pronoun 'uns'

    ➔ This uses the 'lassen' construction to express a suggestion or invitation. 'Lass uns' means 'Let us'. It's followed by 'zum Strand' (to the beach).

  • Du weißt welchen ich mein

    ➔ Relative clause with 'welchen' as relative pronoun.

    ➔ 'welchen' is a relative pronoun that refers to a previously mentioned noun (in this case, implied: the beach). It agrees in case and gender with the noun it replaces.

  • Ich brauch mal wieder Meer und Sand

    ➔ Use of 'mal wieder' for emphasis/repetition.

    ➔ 'mal wieder' indicates that something has happened before and is happening again. It emphasizes the need or desire for something.

  • Brauch mal wieder n Grund zu bleiben

    ➔ Infinitive clause with 'zu' indicating purpose.

    ➔ 'zu bleiben' (to stay) is an infinitive clause that explains the purpose of the 'Grund' (reason). He needs a reason 'to stay'.

  • Wir sehen, wie die Zeit versinkt

    ➔ Subordinate clause with 'wie' introducing manner.

    ➔ 'wie die Zeit versinkt' (how time sinks) describes *how* they are seeing something. It's a subordinate clause dependent on 'Wir sehen' (We see).

  • Wir setzten langsam auf

    ➔ Separable verb 'aufsetzen'.

    ➔ The prefix 'auf-' is separated from the main verb 'setzen' and placed at the end of the clause. The meaning depends on the context but might mean something like 'rely on' or 'bet on'.

  • Weil es heute perfekt ist

    ➔ Subordinate clause with 'weil' expressing reason.

    ➔ 'weil es heute perfekt ist' (because today is perfect) gives the reason *why* they want the longing for tomorrow.

  • So hab ich dich noch nie gesehen

    ➔ Inversion for emphasis, adverb 'so' at the beginning.

    ➔ Normally, the sentence structure would be 'Ich habe dich noch nie so gesehen'. Putting 'So' at the beginning inverts the subject and verb ('habe ich') for emphasis.