Ever heard the German phrase “Schnee von gestern”? It literally means yesterday’s snow and it’s the catchy way Germans say water under the bridge. In Leolixl’s warm-hearted pop track, we follow two people who used to clash over absolutely everything – from the color of their gummy bears to the pattern on their shirts. They were living “in zwei Welten … unter einem Dach” (in two different worlds under one roof), unable to see that the other felt just as confused and hurt.
The song celebrates the moment the ice finally melts. Old arguments fade, hearts “auftauen” (thaw), and both realize that their bond is stronger than their differences. Now they know disagreements will still pop up, but they’ve learned how to move past them quickly. The result? A relationship that feels “endlich wieder echt” – real again – and a chorus that turns a common idiom into an anthem of second chances.