"Tell Me" by Ralf Beitner is a deeply moving anti-war song that questions the role of politics in conflict without being didactic or preachy. Instead, the song expresses a plaintive lament over the devastation caused by war. While the lyrics acknowledge that the goals of war—such as defending democracy and freedom—can be noble, they emphasize the immense suffering and pain that war inflicts, suggesting there must be other ways to resolve conflict.

The song is an appeal to political leaders to seek alternative "keys" to solving issues, as too often, military actions end in unintended tragedy. Musically, the drums in the interlude evoke the military theme, while each chorus concludes on a powerful high note with the haunting refrain: "See how it ends." Through its emotional depth, "Tell Me" resonates as a cry for peace.

"Nevertheless" by Ralf Beitner is a daring and provocative portrayal of an illicit relationship between a man and a married woman. The song captures the thrill of the forbidden with its cheeky and challenging lyrics. Amy Lungu adds to the tension, playing a sultry violin that responds to the singer in a dynamic, dialogue-like exchange. With its tempo and expressive energy, "Nevertheless" is both captivating and unashamedly bold. It is an appropriate song for an inappropriate relationship.

"The Moon" by Ralf Beitner is a captivating six-minute journey that builds in intensity and emotion. The song unfolds in three poignant verses. In the first, a poet sits alone beneath the moon, lost in thought and finding a deep connection with the vast universe. The second verse shifts to two lovers under the moonlight, lost in each other and forgetting the passage of time. The third verse reveals a profound realization: the moon's light is merely a reflection of the sun, embodying hope for a new day when the sun will rise again.

Amy Lungu's violin plays longingly, swelling with an orchestral quality that fills the space with both tenderness and power. The song is delicate, yet brimming with strength, gradually building to a magnificent instrumental climax that leaves listeners in awe.

"This World" by Ralf Beitner is a deeply moving celebration of the joy and wonder that accompany the birth of a child. The song conveys the profound emotions of a parent gazing into the future, eager to witness the unfolding journey of their little one. It reflects the hope of sharing countless moments, exploring the wonders of the world, and guiding the child through life's many adventures.

Told from the perspective of a loving parent, the song expresses a deep desire to nurture the child's potential and see it bloom over the years. It’s not just a reflection on the early days of life but also a promise to be a steadfast protector and companion, embracing every milestone and discovery together. "This World" is a love song to a magical newborn, a tribute to the beauty of life, and a heartfelt commitment to providing a safe, supportive space for the child to grow and thrive.

"Kamouraska" by Ralf Beitner is a heartfelt ode to a place of beauty and longing in Quebec. The name "Kamouraska" is derived from the Algonquin word meaning "the place where rushes grow at the water's edge," capturing the essence of its serene natural landscape. Known for its breathtaking sunsets that paint the sky in warm hues, Kamouraska becomes a backdrop for a timeless longing for love in its solitude.

In the song, Ralf Beitner’s guitar weaves a tapestry of emotion, reflecting the vast, open fields and the tranquil waters of this lonely yet enchanting place. Amy Lungu’s violin sings in harmony, evoking the quiet whispers of nature and the yearning that fills the air. Supported by a talented band, their music brings the landscape of Kamouraska to life, expressing both the beauty of the surroundings and the depth of the heart's desires.

"First One In My Life" by Ralf Beitner is dedicated to his first true love, which began when he was 16 years old. Back then, he fell in love with a wonderful 15-year-old girl. He wanted to write a song for her, but somehow, he just couldn’t make it happen. As life goes, time passed, and they lost touch.

Around his 50th birthday, something unexpected happened: she suddenly reached out to him on one of his social media profiles, asking if he remembered her. First love, first kiss. Of course, he remembered instantly, and that gave him the chance to finally write this song for her.