Oft gefragt

The song opens with a conversational directness that catches you slightly off guard — there's no long atmospheric intro, just the immediate sense of someone who has something to say and is tired of being asked to say it differently. The guitars are warm but unadorned, sitting in that mid-tempo space that feels more like a walk than a drive. Henning May delivers the vocals with a kind of controlled frustration, the voice doing the work of communicating something that the lyrics only gesture at — the exhaustion of being constantly questioned, of having your choices and your interior life treated as something that requires justification. The title translates roughly to "often asked," and the song has the energy of someone finally giving an honest answer instead of the polite one. Emotionally it moves between mild irritation and something more genuinely weary, the two feelings bleeding into each other in a way that feels psychologically accurate. It belongs to the lineage of German-language indie that prioritizes lyrical specificity over hook-driven accessibility — the kind of song that rewards attention rather than passivity. You'd listen to this when you've had one too many conversations where you felt fundamentally misunderstood, or when you want music that validates the feeling of being slightly done with explaining yourself.