Dada In Berlin
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Dada In Berlin
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Wieland Herzefelde,
Richard, Georg und John,
1920 in Berlin.
"Die Kunst ist tot !",
so riefen sie aus,
sie suchen einen neuen Ismus,
DaDa kam heraus.
Ref: DaDa, DaDa in Berlin...
DaDa war Protest
gegen jede Konvention,
in Kunst und Politik,
in jeglicher Region,
denn alles was erstarrte,
das war bekämpfenswert,
der Bürger voll Behaglichkeit
wurde aufgestört.
Chorus
Wie es damals war,
so konnte es nicht bleiben.
Sie wollten die Gesellschaft
zersetzend vorwärtstreiben.
DaDa war politisch,
war revolutionär,
doch nach ein paar Jahre,
gab´s davon nichts mehr.
Chorus
"Hände weg von der heiligen Kunst !",
riefen alle Gegner des DaDaismus,
Hände weg von der heiligen Kunst,
in der Weimarer Zeit
roch es schon nach Faschismus
Chorus
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