Morgentau literally translates to "morning dew". It's a beautiful and evocative compound word that paints a vivid picture of a fresh, new morning.
In the song, it appears in the line "Morgentau, grau zu blau, alles raucht, Haut an Haut, So vertraut". This imagery of morning dew, transitioning from grey to blue, with smoke rising and skin on skin, creates a sense of intimacy and the quiet beauty of a new day after a night spent together. It's a poetic and memorable word that adds a touch of tenderness to the lyrics.
"Alles In Mir Will Zu Dir" means "Everything In Me Wants You." Sarah Connor sings about locking eyes with someone across a crowded room and feeling every bit of resistance disappear.
The lyrics move from that first spark, hands and knees pressing closer, to a feeling she describes as light falling into a wound: something that hurts a little but feels right anyway. It's a song about wanting someone so badly that the pull feels bigger than she can control.
By the chorus she's stopped fighting it. Everything in her simply wants to be with this person, and the song stays in that moment of pure, physical longing until the end.