The song's black-and-white music video features each member of the band answering a telephone (Ralf Hütter's being a combination of a telephone and a synthesiser). None of the band members are seen singing the song in the video except for a silhouette Karl Bartos, but when the camera pans around it is revealed to in fact be Wolfgang Flür. He is also seen at a typewriter typing "You're so close, but far away". At several other points in the video, various other iconic images are seen including a dangling phone on a wire and an eye staring through a hole in a wall, the latter appearing for only one second in the video. The images give the video an unsettling feeling.
Definitivno sam te memorisao kad smo jednom "pričali" o Wolfsheim-u i njivoj obradi ;) Peter Heppner ima poseban glas.
Ovo bi trebalo da bude mejnstrim da je sve po pravilu...a ćesto ga čujem da iz radnjica, kafića ali je ipak nedovoljno.
Malo ranije: Wolfsheim - Once in a Lifetime
p.s. prestigao si me 6 sec, ali se poklopilo :)
[Ovu poruku je menjao valerijan dana 18.04.2015. u 22:24 GMT+1]
No one has seen me
no one has reached me
'cause the way is just too long
I have a thousand names
and I know many tricks
to dissapear when you get to close
you want to find me
but you can't blind me
I will tell you something
you already know
don't be disappointed
if your mission failed this time
coming in loud and clear
I can feel that you are here
you are coming in
loud and clear
it's time for me to start
I have to reach the other shore
before the day will rise
I have to choose a single name
leave the past behind and change the facts
if I won't start now, I will never do
I walk on frozen ground
my feet are loosing contact
it is uncertain
I hope I will arrive
I'm going on into your direction
"Narod koji ne poštuje žrtve svojih predaka osuđen je na ponovno stradanje"