Wunderschön means "beautiful" or "wonderful". While it might seem like a common word, its placement in the lyrics makes it particularly poignant and interesting.
In the song, it's used to describe a past memory: "Aber was war ist Für dich noch immer wunderschön" (But what was is still beautiful for you). This highlights the enduring power of memory and how even after seven years, a past relationship is still cherished and seen as beautiful, adding a layer of emotional depth to the word.
Ever had someone you just can't get out of your head, even years later? This song is all about that feeling. The singer describes someone who is completely stuck on a person they last saw seven years ago. They are haunted by the question, "Was wäre wenn?" [What if?]. It's a simple, powerful idea. The past is remembered as "wunderschön" [beautiful], but it's also a trap.
The song gets really specific about this feeling. The person wakes up in the morning and for a few seconds, forgets what's real, thinking "dass sie noch da ist" [that she's still there]. Even after all this time, they still talk about her constantly. But there's a hint of hope, or at least acceptance. When it all gets too much, the person wants to go "wieder auf das große Meer hinaus" [out to the big sea again], realizing that life does go on. But the final line is a tough truth: "Sowas kriegst du aus'm Herzen nich' mehr raus" [You can't get something like that out of your heart anymore].