Schief in jedem Chor Lyrics – Kraftklub

Schief in jedem Chor Lyrics Meaning

[Strophe 1: Felix Brummer]
This part talks about feeling like you don’t belong or stand out in a way that’s seen as strange or wrong. Like a small stain on a white shirt or a cuckoo’s egg in a bird’s nest, you seem out of place, not fitting the picture. It’s about being different in a way that bothers others, like a drop of oil in milk.

[Pre-Refrain: Felix Brummer]
Here, it shows the loneliness of feeling isolated without anyone who understands you. But it also says dealing with problems feels easier when you’re not alone and can share those feelings with someone else.

[Refrain: Karl Schumann]
This part is about hope and fighting back as long as someone is still shouting back at the world. It’s about not giving up, still wanting to argue or stand up for yourself, even if your voice sounds off or out of tune. The singer wants to keep being rebellious and different, refusing to lose.

[Strophe 2: Felix Brummer]
This verse paints a picture of chaos and destruction, like a city burning with an orange sky. But amidst all that destruction, some small weeds survive, symbolizing that even in bad times, some hope or life remains.

[Pre-Refrain: Felix Brummer]
It reminds that you’re not alone, and sometimes just one person is enough to share how you feel. Facing problems together makes it easier to ignore the bad things.

[Refrain: Karl Schumann]
Again, it emphasizes that as long as someone is willing to shout back and resist, nothing is lost. The singer keeps wanting to fight and express themselves, even if it means standing out or sounding different in the crowd.

[Post-Refrain: Chor & Karl Schumann]
This part repeats the idea of singing off-key but still singing, showing it’s okay to be imperfect and still join in.

[Refrain: Karl Schumann]
It repeats the message that as long as there’s someone fighting back, there’s hope. The singer is ready to keep standing out and arguing, no matter what.

[Post-Refrain: Chor & Karl Schumann]
It repeats that singing off-key is still singing, meaning it’s fine to be different and imperfect.

[Outro: Chor & Karl Schumann]
Just keeps saying the same, reinforcing being true to yourself even if you don’t fit perfectly.