Svarte Katter & Flosshatter - Kaizers Orchestra

La det bare være sagt

Kun en gong

Før me skiller lag

Og du går

Og eg forsvinner

Og alt me har

Sammen frå då

Er minner

Du var som meg då du var liten

Ingenting som kan endra det

Det begynte å skje ting med hele skiten

Du forandra deg då me stakk

Og bris blei til sterk vind

Og blå himmel blei til svart

Eg tok deg jordå rundt i båt

Du var så søt i Singapore havn

Du låg og sov

Og akkurat då la eg ingenting i det

Eg visste det, men turte ikkje sei det

Du var ikkje deg då du smilte

Då var det di mor eg såg

Du klarte ikkje sjå det

Du får blod til å frysa til is

Rett før du kommer er det bris

Det er nesten som eg ikkje tør å snu meg

Når du plystrer på meg

Det skal jo vær romantisk vakkert med barnelatter

Rundt deg smyger kun svarte katter

Det er tomt for kaniner i di mors flosshatter

Det er vanskelig å tørka smilet av en Sattan

Eg prøvde å tørka av ditt smil mens du sov

Det går ikkje av om eg spør om lov

Du var ikkje deg då du smilte

Då var det di mor eg såg

Just let it be said

Only a gong

Before we separate teams

And you go

And I disappear

And everything we have

Together from then on

Are memories

You were like me when you were little

Nothing can change that

Things started to happen with all the shit

You changed when I ran away

And the breeze turned to strong wind

And blue sky turned to black

I took you around the world in a boat

You were so sweet in Singapore harbor

You lay asleep

And just then I put nothing in it

I knew it, but did not dare say it

You were not you when you smiled

Then it was your mother I saw

You could not see it

You make blood freeze to ice

Just before you arrive there is a breeze

It's almost like I do not dare to turn around

When you whistle at me

It should be romantically beautiful with children's laughter

Only black cats sneak around you

There are no rabbits in your mother's floss hats

It's hard to wipe the smile off a Sattan

I tried to wipe your smile while you slept

It does not matter if I ask for permission

You were not you when you smiled

Then it was your mother I saw