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Hello and welcome to the monologue.
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podcast I'm Sascha Markmann and I
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Becoming like in the past
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Keeping monologue
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And this time it was strange.
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The word to me was the word of
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day at duden and this is illegal
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Now I wonder what is energy?
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is the elegy
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It was so energized
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dressed
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It's like talking at any moment.
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can and ever here is the world but the
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On the contrary, it is an
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lamentation or the lamentation of others
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Terms would be melancholy singing
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Wistful Singing Sum are synonymous
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That's why they complain here too.
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miserably howling wailing screaming
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whimpered
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That was the whole alphabet.
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You can actually do it until yes.
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Let's continue the simpleness of the mess
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He once had a nice sentence.
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I said it was also something I
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Subtitles mrd
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It's also a complaining song.
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The munde of the beloved is glorious indeed that
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It basically shows
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This is connected
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between the accusers in
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Complaint will stop over my fate
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over mine yes yes this evil world yes
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I want everyone to know this and
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Desire for what is missing
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This comparison or this sentence said
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He's awesome these days.
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A modern rapper has died.
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Maybe it was the old Frederick.
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He was also a hipper rapper at the time.
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wortakrobat yes that was also the
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lethargy
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The noble ag difficult word because you
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This is not at all in our
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Language use energy then he would
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my waist or something
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While I mean no, it's
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Suit song or fruit loose sue
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Why fruitless why do I have fruit
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Complaining loosely because often when I'm like that
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sits so our form I howl and how
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How bad and how evil the world is
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Actually nothing has changed
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As long as I don't take action now
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Nothing changes and that's it.
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Special about the lament I can do this
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Sit and cry in front of me
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and curse the world and all around
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Screaming at me like shit
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As long as I don't have my ass
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Get up and change something
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Nothing happens there will be nothing
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changing
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And that's what's special about it and me.
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This is also what Frederick thinks.
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by Schiller in his line
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He said when he said something
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What if you're already a complainer?
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and that even in the mouth of his
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beloved
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You can always tell that I'm from
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I am impressed with this sentence because it
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the problem when the lament stops it
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Wonderful there is how to go on
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Best of all, if I'm such a
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I'm complaining, then I'm
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Mostly something I
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sadness but desolation
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gloomy kite now perhaps even a
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kicks dreary and then would
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I like to change things, but because I
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I was just in this state
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I don't change anything that leads me
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Again, this is a
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Something about depression
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I know this from myself
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When I'm going through depressive episodes
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I have quite a lot now
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Think about it and start a
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At some point, the moment comes when I
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can name what bothers me and
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which is terrible but if I
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Now I can't edit it so
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Changing it actually means
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More or less I'm complaining.
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But change nothing and stay that way.
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I'm in this situation and that's it.
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disastrous to a lamentation
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It is active by stopping
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Report it, but it doesn't change anything.
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and as long as he doesn't change anything
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Not his situation and he can
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continue to complain
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You may also feel in the
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The role of the plaintiff
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The world is evil all around me
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around is evil and as long as the world around
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I'm angry around I've got something yes
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What is the fault of my
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bad
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the burden, but how much a plague
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I don't know it would be easy
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far too easy that's so well so
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constructed in such a way as to bring
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[Music]
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The ancient Greeks had the word too.
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There was grief singing with flutes
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Let me know if I'm necessarily listening to this.
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I want someone to tell me how
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It's a bad world, and one of
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whistle cheerfully before him he whistles
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It's sad because at least
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only we can change something and for so long
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We don't turn off what bothers us.
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What Makes Us Worry
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So what is pushing us into the gloom is what is pushing us into the
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Compassion does not finally bring
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Turn it off or deal with it differently
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We will learn the lamentation.
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continue to stand and so delightfully in
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One of our acquaintances said that
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It's a nice comparison
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I'm sitting in my depressed
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Latently depressed tower and rejoice
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Of life, maybe that's also
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such
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Maybe you can be so wonderful at it.
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Suffering so wonderfully
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A friend once said to me when she
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It sucks to have a cd.
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He puts it in and sounds different than
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powerful powerful songs and then
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He can really get into it.
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His grief in his anger, perhaps.
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That's what you do against such a
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The lament is a good thing if that's the
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case is
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[Music]
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You can tell I'm with my Latin.
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at the end
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That's a word or something like that.
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The subject matter is known to me
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It will not or will not
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Effectively for days something like
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a lament I know this at all
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not normal speech use then this is
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At most, I'll go clearly.
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has someone in the form of a lament
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his grief or he has a crisis
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But not that he's complaining and
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A song of lamentation, yes, that was true.
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so my little stories thoughts
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I just want to emphasize it that way
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The word elegie
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I really need to focus on it
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Concentrate on saying it right
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'Cause I find that word at all
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not yes then I would say
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Have a nice day and
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School and until next time
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[Music].
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The lamentation who does not know it is an exclamation of concern or rather a lamentation about something that cannot be changed is the elegy and I report about it today.
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Sascha Markmann ist ein kreativer Kopf mit einer bewegten Biografie – und ein Mensch, der das Leben nach einem Schlaganfall noch einmal ganz neu für sich entdeckt hat. Nach Stationen als Rettungssanitäter und Altenpfleger fand Sascha seinen Weg in den kreativen Ausdruck. Als Blogger, Podcaster, Musiker und visueller Geschichtenerzähler bringt er heute Dinge zusammen, die nur auf den ersten Blick nicht passen: Er kombiniert seine handfeste Begeisterung für Technik – von selbst gehosteten Servern bis hin zur elektronischen Musikproduktion – mit emotionaler Tiefe und einem schrägen Sinn für Humor. Seine Beiträge entstehen irgendwo zwischen Borderline, Acid Basslines und Beistand – ehrlich, direkt und gerne auch mal mit einem Augenzwinkern. Leitmotiv: „Audiovisueller Stumpfsinn mit keinem Nutzwert – aber vielleicht genau deshalb so wertvoll.“ View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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