Swiss German, German, and English speak the texts of love, longing, fate, the suburban train station in Wädenswil, and teenage angst. The dog in front of the Coop becomes a symbol of abandonment, while an advertisement seeks the dream woman. With wit and wordplay, there is suffering, seduction, yearning, and doubt. For his performances, Jurczok 1001 still uses text sheets even after all these years. In "Spoken Beats," the used sheets are facsimiled and gather a wide selection of texts - from early rap lyrics to those inspired by concrete poetry. Here and there, repetitions create meaning and humor. Speech patterns are revealed, and political agitation is caricatured. Language becomes a game, not only on stage but also within the text itself. The sheets bear all the marks of their use, revealing the performance.