“Dorfkinder” is Finnel’s rowdy love-letter to small-town life. In playful German slang, she and her friends proudly wave the flag for every barn party, tractor ride, and muddy field that shaped them. The chorus—“Wir sind alle Dorfkinder, scheiß auf eure Stadt” (“We’re all village kids, forget your city”)—teases urban fashionistas clutching their Louis Vuitton while celebrating the real luxuries of the countryside: mopeds, pretzels, cheap beer, and sunrise hangouts at the bus stop.
Beneath the humor, the song delivers a sincere message about belonging, community, and self-confidence. Finnel contrasts concrete high-rises with endless farmland, pricey clubs with the local Schützenfest, and anonymous city crowds with the tight-knit crew of the volunteer fire brigade. “Dorfkinder” turns rural clichés into badges of honor, reminding listeners that identity is not about status symbols but about the people and places that feel like home—no matter how much mud is involved.