Max Giesinger’s “Zuhause” is a road-trip anthem for anyone who’s always on the move yet secretly longs to park the car and stay put. The lyrics follow a narrator who keeps ripping up his roots, chasing new faces and fresh thrills, because standing still feels like the enemy. His mind is addicted to motion, but his heart keeps whispering that something vital is missing: the feeling of home—whatever and wherever that may be.
As the verses race forward, we hear an inner tug-of-war: adrenaline vs. belonging, curiosity vs. comfort. The singer wonders whether he’s truly searching for something meaningful or just hooked on change itself. By the chorus, that doubt turns into a confession: he’s tired of running and wants to discover the place—or the state of mind—where he can finally arrive. “Zuhause” shows that home isn’t always an address; it can be a moment of peace when the head stops sprinting and the heart finally catches up.
Max Giesinger is a celebrated German singer-songwriter and musician born on October 3, 1988, in Waldbronn, Germany. Known for his compelling blend of pop and pop rock, Max first captured widespread attention with his hit single "80 Millionen," which climbed to number two on the German charts.
Starting his musical journey at just 13 years old, Max played in various bands before embarking on a solo career. He gained national recognition as a finalist on "The Voice of Germany" in 2012, finishing in fourth place. With several successful albums such as Der Junge, der rennt and Die Reise, Max continues to enchant listeners with heartfelt lyrics and memorable melodies. His inspiring music and energetic performances have earned him prestigious awards, including MTV Europe Music Award for Best German Act in 2016.