Irgendwann im Leben Lyrics – Nino de Angelo Ganlyrics

Irgendwann im Leben Lyrics Meaning

[Strophe 1]
In the first verse, the singer describes his past life filled with luxury and wealth. He had a grand villa, a Ferrari parked out front, and enjoyed high-end perks like yachts and champagne as if they were no big deal. At the height of his fame and success, he felt like life was under his control, even imagining himself invincible and above the reach of mortality. This verse sets up his mindset before a profound realization changed his perspective.

[Pre-Refrain]
In this part, the singer reflects on a life-altering event that humbled him, bringing him to his knees. He once felt like a king, but this experience knocked him down, making him reevaluate his priorities. Looking back, he considers this moment almost like a gift, as it allowed him to see things differently and recognize what truly matters in life.

[Refrain]
The chorus emphasizes the shift in his outlook. As he matured, he realized that all he truly wanted was to live fully, cherishing each moment. Now, he would give anything just for one more day, a chance to experience life without taking it for granted. He understands now that luxury is ultimately worthless compared to the simple joys and wonders of life, like the warmth of the sun in the morning, things that can’t be bought.

[Strophe 2]
In this verse, he describes how his view of life has transformed. He now looks at the world with a deeper appreciation, valuing intangible things that money can’t buy. No longer driven by the fast-paced demands of the world, he’s content to live at his own pace, focusing on the things that bring real fulfillment and peace.

[Pre-Refrain]
Here, he acknowledges the importance of his partner, whom he sees as his ultimate prize or “jackpot.” She accepts him as he is, without expecting him to change. Her love gives him a sense of security and allows him to commit fully, knowing he is appreciated for who he truly is, not for his wealth or status.

[Refrain]
In this repeat of the chorus, he reflects again on how his perspective has shifted. Life’s true value lies not in wealth but in appreciating every moment and in connections that feel real and enduring. He yearns for the simple pleasure of seeing another sunrise and now understands that many of the things he once chased were meaningless, having little value compared to genuine experiences and relationships.

[Outro]
In the outro, he reinforces his newfound understanding: all he truly wants is to live and feel the sun’s warmth one more time. Deep down, he now realizes that a single day of life, experienced with full appreciation, is priceless. The outro captures his final, deeply felt message about the preciousness of life.