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Lyrics to Ich war noch niemals in New York in English and the original German, an evergreen hit that still gets a spin at the Munich Oktoberfest. Ich war noch niemals in New York was one of about 1,000 songs composed by the hugely prolific and utterly legendary Udo Jürgens (1934-2014).
Translation. I've never been to NY. And after dinner he said. Let me just get some cigarettes. She called after him, take the keys with you. I will in the meantime look after the child. He closed the door, walked out silently. Into the neon-lighted stairwell. It smelled of floor polish and smugness.
I've never been to New York, I've never really been free. To be crazy for once and escape from all constraints. And as he stood outside on the street. He remembered that he had almost everything with him. The passport, the euro checks and some money. Maybe there was a flight tonight.
I don't remember what the something something is and I need help finding the song please!! Found this in the video "It's Mothafuckin' Ramadan, Charlie Brown" from 2007. Shazammed it and more ». There was a song from the 80s I believe possibly by Saigon kick one of the verses was Lord I need you or Lord take me home.
But now I've gone and thrown it all away" He was a young man, in his 20s perhaps. He had the chance to live a meaningful life, but instead he killed a man, thus causing his own death via execution. The narrator laments, noting that he could have saved his own life by choosing not to murder. But now the deed is done, and the narrator will face ...
131 votes, 180 comments. Mine is after Hank beats Jesse. His monologue is brilliant! "I am not turning down the money! I am turning down you! You get…
Director / Co-writer Philipp Stölzl’s light-hearted; off-beat film adaptation of Germany’s wildly successful stage musical brings the music of Udo Jürgens to...
