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Gedächtnislieder

Song Cycle by Hans Kox (b. 1930)

1. Aus Herzen und Hirnen

Language: German (Deutsch) 
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Text Authorship:

  • by Paul Antschel (1920 - 1970), as Paul Celan

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2. So schlafe, und mein Aug wird offen bleiben

Language: German (Deutsch) 
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3. Aus der Hand frißt der Herbst mir sein Blatt  [sung text not yet checked]

Language: German (Deutsch) 
Aus der Hand frißt der Herbst mir sein
 Blatt: wir sind Freunde.
Wir schälen die Zeit aus den Nüssen und
 lehren sie gehn:
die Zeit kehrt zurück in die Schale.

Im Spiegel ist Sonntag,
im Traum wird geschlafen,
der Mund redet wahr.

Mein Aug steigt hinab zum Geschlecht der
 Geliebten:
wir sehen uns an,
wir sagen uns Dunkles,
wir lieben einander wie Mohn und
 Gedächtnis,
wir schlafen wie Wein in den Muscheln,
wir das Meer im Blutenstrahl des Mondes.

Wir stehen umschlungen im Fenster, sie
 sehen uns zu von der Straße:
es ist Zeit, daß man weiß!
Es ist Zeit, daß der Stein sich zu blühen
 bequemt,
daß der Unrast ein Herz schlägt.
Es ist Zeit, daß es Zeit wird.

Es ist Zeit.

Text Authorship:

  • by Paul Antschel (1920 - 1970), as Paul Celan

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4. So bist du denn geworden

Language: German (Deutsch) 
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  • by Paul Antschel (1920 - 1970), as Paul Celan

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Total word count: 123
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