The song "Fraulein" by Ernest Tubb And His Texas Troubadours tells the story of a man who fell in love with a German woman, referred to as Fraulein. The singer reminiscences about their time together by the banks of the River Rhine. Although he had to leave her, he confesses that he cannot forget her and misses her greatly. The lyrics portray the singer's longing for Fraulein, as he looks up towards the heavens each night, swearing his love for her under the same stars. He describes how memories of their relationship often appear in his mind, and he sees her face before him. These memories bring back feelings of love and a desire to reunite with her. The chorus of the song reiterates the singer's love for Fraulein and his desire to be with her. He asks her to walk down by the river and pretend that they are holding hands. The singer restates his love for Fraulein under the same stars above, emphasizing her beauty and their connection. Overall, the song is a heartfelt expression of longing and love for a woman named Fraulein, showcasing the emotional depth and attachment the singer has for her.
