Mir Ist So Nach Dir Lyrics in English by Max Raabe, Palast Orchester

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Mir Ist So Nach Dir by Max Raabe from German to English.
I feel so long for you
I felt so long for you yesterday
And I will always feel like you
I would love to be all alone with you
And even if you laugh about it
And whatever you do about it
I feel so long for you inside here today
I ask myself: "What's wrong with you?"
"Is wrong with me?" "Is wrong with you?"
I ask myself: "What's wrong with you?
And how do you feel here with me?"
I feel so long for you
I felt so long for you yesterday
And I will always feel like you, for you!
I ask myself: "What's wrong with you?"
"Is wrong with me?" "Is wrong with you?"
I ask myself: "What's wrong with me?
And how do you feel here with me?"
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Am liebsten wär' ichI would most like to be

Am liebsten wär' ich translates to "I would most like to be" or "My favorite would be to be". It's a charming and slightly old-fashioned way of expressing a strong desire or preference.

In the context of Max Raabe's song, it conveys a deep longing to be with the beloved. The full line, "Am liebsten wär' ich ganz allein mit dir," means "I would most like to be completely alone with you," perfectly capturing the romantic and intimate yearning at the heart of the song.

"Mir Ist So Nach Dir" is a cheeky, old-school love confession wrapped in Max Raabe’s signature retro charm. Throughout the song, the singer can’t shake an almost whimsical longing for that special someone: “Mir ist so nach dir … und mir wird immer nach dir sein.” In other words, “I’m in the mood for you, yesterday, today, and always!” He daydreams about being completely alone together, while at the same time poking fun at his own obsession. The playful back-and-forth questions – “What’s going on with you? What’s going on with me?” – reveal a mix of curiosity and comedic self-doubt that keeps the mood light and flirtatious.

Behind the vintage sound of the Palast Orchester, the message is refreshingly simple: sometimes love just takes over, and we spend the whole day wondering how the other person feels in return. This song captures that fizzy, slightly goofy stage of infatuation when your heart is sure, but your head is still asking questions. It is a perfect melody for anyone who enjoys a clever twist on classic romance.

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