Freak now!

Der Titelsong von „Das Erbe des Till Eulenspiegel“ ist Jeremy Loop‘s „Freak“. Das Wort „Freak“ kann man in seiner ursprünglichen Bedeutung auch gut mit „Narr“ übersetzen: Freak, der: Person, die sich nicht ins normal bürgerliche Leben einfügt, die ihre gesellschaftlichen Bindungen aufgegeben hat, um frei zu sein.
Jeremy Loop hat seinen Song offenbar genau für unser Stück geschrieben:

We were watching TV getting wasted
Way down in the basement
Hanging out loose and shameless
They‘re up on the top of skyscrapers
Thinking that they‘re ageless
Talking loud pretending like they made it
If you drink champagne on a private plane
Doesn‘t mean to say you‘re baller
Maybe you‘re just falling down
I don‘t want your girls
I don‘t want your world at all

No, so
I‘m a freak now (freak now)
That‘s the way I‘m living, till they carry me out
I‘m a freak now (freak now)
Long as I‘m still breathing they‘ll be hearing me shout
Come on, so come on

Out there super yachting with their fake friends
Trying to keep it entré
Making fun of anyone who‘s different
We don‘t need that kind of entertainment
Dappin‘ hollow vain shit
Rather show me love and not your bracelets
If you drink champagne on a private plane
Doesn‘t mean to say you‘re baller
Maybe you‘re just falling down
I don‘t want your girls
I don‘t want your world at all

No, so
I‘m a freak now (freak now)
That‘s the way I‘m living, till they carry me out
I‘m a freak now (freak now)
Long as I‘m still breathing they‘ll be hearing me shout
Come on, so come on

They say the greatest things in life are free
And I believe, I believe, I believe it
And I don‘t wanna float in your debris
You know the greatest things in life are free
Let‘s believe, let‘s believe, let‘s believe it
So come and watch the sunset with me

I‘m a freak now (freak now)
That‘s the way I‘m living ‚till they carry me out
I‘m a freak now (freak now)
Long as I‘m still breathing they‘ll be hearing me shout
Come on, so come on
So come on, come on

Lied geschrieben von Jeremy „Jeremy Loop“ Hewitt, Motheo Moleko, Jonathan Hugh Quarmby, Fiona Bevan