Before the first album Thomas Elbern left the band to form Escape With Romeo.
After many hits like Michelle,Walking On Both Sides,Your Master Is Calling, The First, I Coldly Stare Out, Touch The Skies, Catholic Sunday, Missing You, If Two Worlds Kiss, Moon and Seven Years they split up in 1995. In 2003 they reformed to appear on a few festivals. Because of the success of the re-union, they released a best of album called "Re-Union" and in 2005 their studio album "Phoenix." The latest Album is called "The AERDT - Untold Stories"
The current lineup of the band consists of:
Mic Jogwer, Ruebi Walter, Paul Richter
Desperate
Pink Turns Blue Lyrics
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Without any weight
We're big bored cats
Smelling of urine
A single metaphor
Giving birth to love
Necessity is heavy
Not lying not hiding
Not dissimulating
Have courage to play
To lose your privacy
You're so desperate to please
You're not like me
No resemblance to life
A hatred of beauty
You got me entranced
Weakness is goodness
Accomplished by violence
Like physical love
Accomplished by violence
I think it is time
You knew about it
I think it is time
You plucked up your courage
It's time you ceased
To be a little girl
You've always preferred
The unreal to the real
The lyrics of "Desperate," by Pink Turns Blue, express a sense of boredom and aimlessness experienced by human beings in a world filled with superficiality and insincerity. The first few lines of the song convey a sense of meaninglessness with the metaphorical phrase "sea of words without any weight." This is followed by an allusion to domesticated cats that have lost their wild instincts and have become bored and lazy creatures. The mention of the smell of urine is particularly evocative and could be interpreted as a reference to the decay and decay of our natural instincts in modern times.
The song seems to suggest that real love and value are difficult to find in a world dominated by artificiality and deception. The lyric, "a single metaphor giving birth to love," is an example of how we try to attach meaning and significance to things that have no inherent value. The song urges us to have the courage to be honest and vulnerable, even if it means losing our privacy. The idea of seeking approval from others is depicted as desperate and ultimately unsatisfying, and lyrics such as "you're so desperate to please" suggest that this desperation is a common experience.
The final lines of the song express a sense of urgency, calling upon us to take action and seize the moment. The call to "pluck up your courage" is a reminder that we need to be brave in order to find what is real and of value. The lyrics imply that true freedom and fulfillment can only be achieved once we move beyond the constraints of societal expectations and embrace the authentic aspects of ourselves.
Line by Line Meaning
A sea of words
There are so many words but they carry no weight or meaning.
Without any weight
The words don't have importance or significance.
We're big bored cats
We're like big, lazy cats who are disinterested in everything around us.
Smelling of urine
We have a bad, offensive smell about us.
A single metaphor
A metaphor can create a powerful connection to love.
Giving birth to love
Metaphors can evoke strong emotions and spark love.
Necessity is heavy
Things that are necessary weigh heavily on us.
Heavy means value
Things that carry weight and value are important.
Not lying not hiding
Being honest and transparent.
Not dissimulating
Not acting fake or pretending to be someone we're not.
Have courage to play
Be brave and have fun without fear of judgement.
To lose your privacy
Give up your personal privacy to experience true connection with others.
You're so desperate to please
You're very eager to make others happy.
You're not like me
We're very different from each other.
No resemblance to life
Our lives don't have any similarity or shared experiences.
A hatred of beauty
Dislike of beautiful things or people.
You got me entranced
You've captured my attention or focused my thoughts.
Weakness is goodness
Being vulnerable or weak can be good.
Accomplished by violence
Violence can sometimes be necessary to achieve certain goals or objectives.
Like physical love
Violence can be passionate and intense, like physical love.
I think it is time
I believe it's necessary or vital.
You knew about it
You need to be aware of something.
You plucked up your courage
You need to be brave and face your fears.
It's time you ceased
You need to stop doing something.
To be a little girl
To be naive or passive about something.
You've always preferred
You've consistently chosen something over something else.
The unreal to the real
Fantasy or imagination is more appealing to you than reality.
Contributed by Jeremiah D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.