Mertl & Waldmann & Rölle & Völker

Franziska Mertl, Julia Waldmann, Katrin Rölle und Tabitha Völker, 16 Jahre
Mädchenrealschule St.Ursula Augsburg

Beste Arbeit der Aufgabe in der Kategorie Medien

 

Kommentar der Künstlerinnen:

Das Musikvideo beschäftigt sich mit dem Thema, wie Populismus in Europa durch Hassreden und Gefährdung von demokratischen Werten die Jugendlichen verwirrt und verängstigt. Wir wollen die Politiker in Europa dazu aufrufen, sich um wichtige Themen wie Klimaschutz und Toleranz zu kümmern, statt sich gegenseitig zu bekämpfen, da es um unsere Zukunft geht. Der Songtext:

 

Words fill my head and it must be said, 

It’s easier to exclude than accept.

There’s too much opinion made out of fear.

With all the hate speeches the truth isn’t clear.

What we need is love what we get is hate,

Democracy is the base of our state.

Reality is not black or white,

Freedom of speech is a daily fight.

 

My mind keeps turning and I am yearning,

to stop the world from burning,

all the bad news of pollution and hate

I still hope it isn’t too late.

 

What we want to say accept the people who are gay

feeling the pressure in your words

they just want to be free like birds

you pretend it isn’t strange

when others cry we have to try to make a major change

Start acting, stop fighting, there’s too much to do

all you smart ministers don’t you see it’s true.

 

My mind keeps turning and I am yearning,

to stop the world from burning,

all the bad news of pollution and hate

I still hope it isn’t too late.

 

Listen to the polar bear’s cries

once my home was made of ice

now there’s plastic around me

with closed eyes you can’t see

 

My mind keeps turning and I am yearning,

to stop the world from burning,

all the bad news of pollution and hate

I still hope it isn’t too late.