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This lyric is about my first real love, when I was living in San Francisco in 1984. As soon as I saw her I was completely attracted and wanted to know who she was. She was on a life cycle at the gym, and as luck would have it after waiting for one to open up the one next to her became available. I waited for about 10 minutes and then asked her name and introduced myself. I asked her out to dinner, she said yes and the rest was all history as they say. Even though she had a boyfriend back in Canada, they had an agreement that they were free to do what they wanted while they were apart from each other. Being so young I didn't care about the boyfriend back in canada, and I had already come to grips with the fact that one day she would go back there for good because she was on a student visa. I can't even begin to tell you the unbelievable times that I had with her, and how she shaped my mind as far as women and their needs and so much more for years to come. Now in my 60s, I still remember her like yesterday. There are times when I want to go back to that time in the gym and see the first love of my life.

Here’s one for friendship.

In "Glück" geht es darum, die wahre Liebe gefunden zu haben und mit diesem besonderen Menschen den Rest seines Lebens teilen zu wollen. Der Songtext passt perfekt zu einer Hochzeit oder einer Verlobung :) (Weibliche Protagonistin).

This lyric is about a love that has gone wrong and and they just need to get away they were once in love with this girl but now things have changed almost overnight and he knows he has to get away. He doesn't know where he's going and what's going to happen but he has to do the right thing and leave. It's so surreal to him, because this girl was the love of his life and he thought she was going to be in his life forever. But things change, and the next minute you're in a totally different situation, with different feelings about the situation. It's hard to walk away from the one that you love but sometimes you have to

For Nell and Ludlow “Lud” Thorston. Loud was a prominent water colorist who passed a few years ago at 92. He loved to listen to “The Divine One”, Ms. Sarah “Sassy” Vaughn while he painted. One day, in 1990, upon completing a beautiful water color of a sand dune, he heard that Ms. Vaughn had passed away. With tear filled eyes he came down the steps from his studio and told his darling wife Nell. He named his painting SARAH.