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Projekt: Rolf
Language: German
Album: Eigenart
Title: Ich bin allein Ich bin so allein

Lyrics:

Ich bin allein, die Nacht ist kalt
Mein Herz ruft leise, doch du bist fort
Die Sterne leuchten, sind doch so fern
Bin ich allein auf dieser Welt? (so allein)
Der Wind weht sanft, wie eine Melodie
In meinem Herzen, such ich nach dir

Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein
Stilles weinen, wo bist du mein?
Die Nacht ist lang und der Mond scheint
Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein

Die Straßen still, der Regen fällt
Jeder Tropfen trägt meinen Schmerz
Die Stadt schläft tief, doch mein Herz wacht
Erinn'rungen tanzen im Mondlicht,
Wo einst dein Lachen mein Glück war
Jetzt spricht die Dunkelheit ihre Wahrheit

Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein
Stilles weinen, wo bist du mein?
Die Nacht ist lang und der Mond scheint
Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein

Kannst du fühlen, wie ich warte hier?
In meinen Träumen bist du noch nah
Versuch' dich zu vergessen, so schwer
Ich frage mich, fühlst du dich auch leer?

Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein
Stilles weinen, wo bist du mein?
Die Nacht ist lang und der Mond scheint
Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein

Die Schatten zieh'n, der Morgen naht
Doch diese Sehnsucht bleibt vergnagt
Wohin du gingst, wohin ich verlor
Bleibt die Frage, die ich mir stell' davor

Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein
Stilles weinen, wo bist du mein?
Die Nacht vergeht doch der Schmerz bleibt
Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein

Der Tag erwacht, doch nicht mein Herz
Jedes Lächeln trägt den bitteren Schmerz
Die Wolken zieh'n, ein neues Spiel
Doch es bleibt unklar, wo ich hinsoll, ohne Ziel

Ich bin allein, ich bin so allein
Stilles weinen, wo bist du mein?
Die Dämmerung hebt, der Lauf der Zeit
Doch ich bin allein, ich bin so allein

🆔0607 📅250224 ⌛4:21 ▶2346 : Ich bin allein Ich bin so allein

In 1958, a young, ambitious Billy Noknees stepped into a recording studio for the very first time, eager to make his mark on the music world. Before disco, before metal imagery, before space battles and haunted house freakouts, Billy was just a blues-loving upstart with a deep voice, a cheap guitar, and a dream. His debut track, Gold Chain Heavy, was a slow, smoky blues number about the burden of style, swagger, and having too much gold around your neck.

The session was led by Frankie "Smooth Fingers" Malone, a seasoned bluesman known for his easygoing attitude and refusal to get involved in nonsense. Billy actually listened to directions, and delivered a powerhouse performance, pouring raw emotion into lines like:

Gold chain heavy, neck on froze!
Walk in the room, everybody knows! 
Gold chain heavy, swingin’ wide! 
Too much bling—I broke my ride! 

With a moody upright bass, minimal drums, and Frankie Malone himself adding tasteful piano flourishes, Gold Chain Heavy was shaping up to be a stunning blues debut. The band was tight, Billy’s vocals were rich, and for a fleeting moment, it seemed like history was being made without utter disaster.

But then, the ceiling collapsed.

Midway through the third take, a series of violent cracks echoed through the studio. Before anyone could react, a chunk of the ceiling gave way, sending wooden beams, dust, and insulation crashing down onto the recording space. The drummer barely dodged a falling light fixture, the pianist abandoned ship immediately, and Billy—still clutching the microphone—was completely buried in rubble.

For thirty harrowing seconds, the room fell into silence. Then, from beneath the wreckage, Billy’s muffled voice rang out:

"Was that take good? I can do it again!"

Miraculously, Billy was completely unharmed. His gold chains had somehow shielded his neck from debris, leading him to declare himself invincible and attempt to finish the session in the half-collapsed room. Frankie Malone, however, had seen enough. He salvaged what he could of the recording, packed up his things, and vowed never to work in a building made before 1940 ever again.

Despite the destruction, Gold Chain Heavy was finished, with one of the surviving takes being hastily mixed down and pressed to a short run of 7" singles. The record performed well locally, with modest airplay on blues stations, but Billy, always restless, soon moved on to chasing new musical ambitions.

For years, Gold Chain Heavy was thought lost until a lone surviving copy was unearthed in 2010, wedged inside the walls of what remained of the original studio. Now, remastered with AI-powered precision, the track is finally available in all its bluesy, chain-laden glory.

So here it is: Gold Chain Heavy, the song that started it all—
Proof that even when Billy Noknees followed the rules, disaster still found him.

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The songs were created with Udio and mastered with MDB to create professional pieces of music. The use of AI in music production makes it possible to bring out the authenticity and originality of the music. The songs I create can't just create a soundscape with a few clicks. The arrangements are a lot of work and require a lot of creativity to achieve the results. That's why they also meet the requirements of copyright law.

🆔0607 📅250224 ⌛4:21 ▶2346 : Ich bin allein Ich bin so allein

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