Chiemgirl Blues

Update for First Song (Und Die Indianer Kriegen Amerika Zurück):

1. Walked from my landlubbing home to Übersee
          back in 1984
Walked from Übersee to my homebound station
          back the same day once more
                    Even it was that hole around old Chiemsee
                    blue kingfisher birds flittered around the Kampenwand souvenir store.

2. And there she was sitting in the railway station beer garden
          resting her Meindls on her rucksack and a chair
When she was sitting in the beer garden of the railway station
          restauration licensed full-time open-air
                    Her looks were not friendly but her eyes closed anyway
                    and as the trains passed by the Chiemgau winds played in her hair.

3. She didn’t take the 7:03 to Rosenheim–Munich
          nor did she take the 7:50 to Traunstein–Freilassing too soon
She was one who wouldn’t grow to be a machine operator on the oceans
          nor ride in the sky fast and wild in a hot-air balloon
                    She neither belonged to Frauen- nor to Herrenchiemsee
                    and as she watered her Radlers down her glasses qualified her for a raccoon.

These song lyrics are free for musical composition. Add solos, use melody twists, sound preferably like the Bananafishbones (Bad Tölz) doing Rocky Raccoon, and let me know your setting. The copyright be mine, sayeth the poet.

Lit.: The Beatles: Rocky Raccoon from the White Album, 1968;
Sten Nadolny: Netzkarte, 1980;
Tom Waits: Mule Variations, 1999.

Images: Anika Lindtner: das schöne an einem blog, May 24, 2009;
das erste mal ist immer gut, May 27, 2009;
Carsten Volkwein: Ein Waschbär am frühen Morgen auf dem Dach eines Wohnhauses, Albertshausen/Nordhessen, June 4, 2007.