Crying

Learning to set boundaries.

Lyrics

So, I think I have something that is worth telling about
I fear you won’t be proud
Of me letting this all out

I haven’t been doing too well
Seems like you couldn’t tell
Giving me all this hell

Oh, just get out of my way
If you don’t have anything nice to say
I won’t wait all day

Till this point there was nothing I wouldn’t do
I’ve got news for you
I’m a human too

This is an ultimatum
You’re gonna love or hate it
Now it’s all or nothing
Don’t know if we’ll make it

This is an ultimatum
Live or die situation
Not exaggerating
I can’t keep on faking

Like I’m just fine with this (all of this, all of this)
I’m just fine with this (all of this, all of this)
Like I’m just fine with this (all of this, all of this, ...)

So, I don’t want to make this whole thing way too dramatic
But this got problematic
I know you won’t get it

I’m not who I used to be
Having these boundaries
It’s also new to me

Oh, just get out of my way
If you don’t have anything nice to say
I won’t wait all day

Till this point there was nothing I wouldn’t do
I’ve got news for you
I’m a human too

This is an ultimatum
You’re gonna love or hate it
Now it’s all or nothing
Don’t know if we’ll make it

This is an ultimatum
Live or die situation
Not exaggerating
I can’t keep on faking

Like I’m just fine with this (all of this, all of this)
I’m just fine with this (all of this, all of this)
Like I’m just fine with this (all of this, all of this, ...)

I really hoped that you would be proud
I really hoped that you would be proud of me
I really hoped that you would be proud (of me, of me, ...)

This is an ultimatum
You’re gonna love or hate it
I felt so suffocated
Now I feel liberated

This is an ultimatum
Live or die situation
But leaving all these suckers
Still hurts like a

I really hoped that you would be proud
I really hoped that you would be proud of me
I really hoped that you would be proud (of me, of me, ...)

Ultimatum

what the fuck

Feel the funk and let it flow.
tell me your feeling about this one and send some love.

Funk Yard

Lyrics: 昔々ある所に
モノノケが棲んでおりました
そのモノノケの言うことにゃ
坊や、良い子だ、ねんねしな

English ver: Once upon a time, in a far-off land,
there lived a spirit creature.
The spirit would say,
‘Hush now, little one… time to sleep.’

Tale of the Mononoke

Rock with a Tarzan-like battle cry!  Thank you for listening!

Tarzan, King of the Jungle

“Spring Noir” es un viaje suave y melancólico donde la primavera se filtra en tonos oscuros. Un entramado de melodías se entrelaza con naturalidad, como si cada línea musical encontrara su propio camino para unirse a la siguiente. El sinte guía toda la atmósfera, creando un clima sereno e introspectivo.

Es un track que respira lentamente, que invita a escuchar cada detalle, cada enlace entre las melodías, y a dejarse llevar por esa sensación de calma con un toque nostalgico.

También disponible en YouTube y Bandcamp.

Spring noir

a dark electronic track with atmosphere and a melody you want to listen to again

enigma

Road Racers ( Midnight Run ) Arranged version

This winter is extremely cold! Thank you for listening!

The Bitter Winter

"IN THE SILENCE OF D MINOR"

Volker Carl Jacoby - Autor, Poet, Kabarettist, Comedian, Liedermacher, Synchronsprecher - https://www.literaturland-saar.de/personen/volker-carl-jacoby

Author, poet, cabaret artist, songwriter, voice actor, journalist and even pastor: Volker C. Jacoby is active in many fields.

He spent his childhood and youth in St. Ingbert. Saarland, Germany, where he attended the humanistic and classical language branch of the State Secondary School. After university and various jobs, he began working freelance for „Saarländischer Rundfunk“ Radio, initially as a correspondent for the SR 3 regional news program, in parallel with his readings and literary solo cabaret programs. This was followed by roles as a narrator for radio plays, as a voice actor, and for various commercials.

In 1977, Jacoby teamed up with Schorsch Seitz to form the duo "Jacoby & Schorsch." Together, they primarily composed humorous songs in Standard German and the Rhenish-Franconian-Saarland dialect with a cabaret-like, ironic touch. Their dialect songs, in particular, filled a clearly existing gap in the market, especially since "SR 3 Saarlandwelle" featured them permanently on their programming, thus making them known to a wider audience. Subsequently, "Jacoby and Schorsch" produced three vinyl albums and three singles. During their tours, they also performed open-air gigs with rock bands.

Soon well known beyond the borders of Saarland, the duo received engagements in Berlin, Stuttgart (Südfunk), Cologne (Westdeutscher Rundfunk), Frankfurt, Munich, Basel, and Brussels, among others. During a TV recording at the Renitenztheater in Stuttgart, they also met Mathias Richling and Karl Dall. Jacoby collaborated with the latter several times for RTL on the radio show "Die schlaue Stunde." In 1993, the popularity of "Jacoby & Schorsch" peaked – not least through their appearances with Hanns Dieter Hüsch  (A "Hüsch Evening" with music in memory of his friend and cabaret colleague Hanns Dieter Hüsch was added to the repertoire – later in 2010).

He moved to France 1994. Since then, he has been performed readings, including singing. His dialect contributions have provided him with a rewarding outlet in the "Mundartring Saar" (Saarland dialect circle), including as a reciter of poems by deceased fellow authors, to whom he lends his voice.

Constantly prolific in literary terms, his poems are in the tradition of comic poetry in the style of Wilhelm Busch, Christian Morgenstern, Joachim Ringelnatz, Eugen Roth, Heinz Erhardt, and Robert Gernhardt. Volker C. Jacoby also publishes his poetry and prose on LiteratPro, Facebook, and YouTube. Since 2025, he has been setting his poems to music and is constantly writing new songs. And, of course, he continues to write his cheerful, humorous, and often very quirky poems.

"IN THE SILENCE OF D MINOR"

VC JACOBY

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