Gerard O'Riley

Das ist die plattdeutsche Version von "Quando, quando, quando". Das italienische Original wurde 1962 von einem gewissen Tony Renis komponiert, später dann auf deutsch von Caterina Valente gesungen.

This lyric is full of double entendres. It is a crude play on the '4:20' smoking culture with satirical references to sex. The vibes and atmostphere of the lyrics are very adult - themed, masculine and suggestive. You're guaranteed a heated and lit audience. It fits perfectly in mostly rap genres.

This lyric depicts a modern heartbreak story. One lover wants to dive deep into love whilst the other just isn't ready. They forced a relationship, it did not end well and now they are left with regrets. The vibes and atmostphere of the lyrics are very accusatory but also quite hopeful. Overall, they blame themselves for not listening to their inner voice because ultimately, they 'knew this love would end'. You're guaranteed an audience that feels related to. It fits perfectly into most genres.

This lyric is very light-hearted, upbeat and eclectic. The song illustrates a longing for someone to choose them as a lover because they feel they are the best for that person. Their object of devotion of oblivious so they are willing to make it easy for them by showing them they are the one. The repetitive nature of each verse and chorus highlights their determination and persistence. The vibes and atmostphere of the lyrics are very chilled, fun and romantic. You're guaranteed an entertained audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.

This lyric is full of sexual satire, opening with a very bold chorus. The use of puns make the sexual connotations a bit more palatable to the more prude audience. It emphasises more on the sexual foreplay than on the actual sex itself to enhance the mystery and suspense. The vibes and atmostphere of the lyrics are very sexy, a little crude and 'punny'. You're guaranteed an entertained and intrigued audience. It fits perfectly into most genres.