Coming Home (Jeanny Part 2, Ein Jahr danach)

The lyrics describe someone returning, or imagining a return, to a woman named Jeanny after a year apart. The speaker recalls a love that others judged and insists that their time has come. The repeated promise to come home sounds hopeful, but the questions about whether Jeanny still thinks of him or will return reveal longing and uncertainty beneath that confidence.

“Against the world” presents the lovers as a pair facing other people’s disapproval. “A dream becomes reality” suggests that the speaker believes reunion is now possible, while “I would give anything” expresses how intensely he wants to see Jeanny again. The repeated questions—“Where are you?” and “Do you still love me?”—make the distance between them feel unresolved.

The lyrics leave the nature of the return unclear: “coming home” could mean physically coming back to Jeanny, seeking emotional closeness, or expressing a hope rather than describing an event. The claim that love never fades contrasts with the admission that both people have changed. This makes the ending feel both devoted and uncertain: the speaker’s feelings may be lasting, but the lyrics do not confirm that Jeanny shares them or that they will reunite.