@@xBassel92x no. The song was initialy made as a ring entrance theme for vladimir(or vitaly, don t quite remember which one of them) klitschko. That's why he counts to 10 in the beginning and sings about fists
The thing i love about many Rammstein songs that they have so many meanings, and pretty much everyone sees them differently. I mean, i always thought its about nuclear bombs falling, others keep blabbering about religion, others about a boxer? It doesnt matter. The song is badass
It was actually written for a german boxer, and the part I love most about it is how there’s three choruses, with the first two never reaching ten but the last one does as if he was knocked down twice and kept fighting but was knocked out in the final round It gives me that feeling of a boxer fighting a losing battle, but still never giving up
@@iamacey Not a german boxer, but the current Kiev's mayor Vitali Klitschko, former WBO and WBC champion. Because of his pugnacity and resiliency. But it seems the song has been reworked as a innuendo of a sexual infatuation in an unreciprocated relationship (the narrator is like a moth drawned dangerously by a light and we all know where it leads). What the clip would imply.
I've always thought it's about mephedrone addiction. "The sun is shining out of my eyes" shows physical effects of this substance. And the feeling of the world's end is a reference to immediate death caused by this addiction. The victim of this disease realizes they're to die very soon, so they accept this fate and just burn out.
If you're learning German, this kind of video is great. It's also nice to be able to appreciate these songs and the plays on words and nuances in their original language. Some of the stuff just doesn't translate well, but the lyrics are very well translated.
@@shayziekaizie At least you know where it's from. People use this music on edits of anime and other shows and they think it's from Naruto or Scooby Doo 💀✋🏻
@@naniidoodles well i found this song 2 weeks ago from a turkish war of independence edit. shazam didnt help and surfed in comments to find it. And listening it everyday since then
Am I the only one who, when I first looked up the lyrics, thought this song was about nuclear war? The world counting to 10 and seeing the sun, feeling the burn on your face, etc. I mean I know it's about boxing but still I like to think of it like that.
At first it meaned to be called Boxer and it was for Klitchko when his match was starting like his hymn. He did not want that ''because the song is too hard'' so they left it. After that there were idie about videoclip and in it the band should fly in B-29 and drop atom bomb on Hiroshima. But they had problems with previous album so they left it too. So you are right actually.
I interpret the song to be about Capitalism Vs Communism. Like with the video, it shows workers being exploited and when Snow white dies they no longer have any reason to live. And the lyrics like " when it breaks out of the fist it lays hotly on your face" show that some times the system cannot be brought down peacefully, and "The world counts loudly to ten" which says that everyone in the world wants change and that everyone in the world is needed in order for change to occur.
I feel like this is a metaphor for a powerful, beautiful, yet abusive figure. Considering the music video is a twisted play on "Snow White and The Seven Dwarves", where the band members all worship her, yet she makes them do hard labour. I think being afraid of the light is to be afraid of this potentially loved, yet very corrupt and scary figure. That's how I saw it... Considering Rammstein's more unique and powerful songs are usually metaphorical.
I like to think this song is about a city being disintegrated, and wrote a melodic translation that captures this interpretation. Still, the beauty of Rammstein is that you can easily interpret many of their songs many different ways.
This is rapidly becoming one of my all time favorite songs. If I don't stop listening to it and hearing it in my head (and in my heart) all day long, it'll become not only one of my favorite songs, but my all time favorite, though eclipsing Spiral Architect will be difficult.
This has basically been my favourite song since I first listened to it. I find it absolutely flawless in lyrics, sound, meaning and everything else. I also think ‘sie ist der hellste Stern von allen’ is probably my favourite line of all time, it’s sounds so beautiful but also has such powerful connotations (especially within the context of the rest of the song)
I speak neither English or German, having Portuguese as my mother tongue.. but rammstein always hit me hard. Think I'll end up learning German just to sing along these lyrics
That high pitched singing has this really nostalgic feeling to it, but I can't quite place it. Does anyone know if they recorded it for the song, or if it's from something else?
I like singing it in German, because German is awesome. Even if I end up singing nonsense words because I don't know the words in German. Let this song echo through the cosmos as a dying world's last breath.
i've listened to this song for about 20 years. Cant believe it's taken me this long to finally look a youtube video to finally find out what the lyrics are...
I think the sun refers to cruelty. The music video shows snow White as cruel and as the Apple falls on her she becomes alive. Meaning cruelty never goes away. Its explaining how cruelty can affect you. It's a pure theory
Lol, there's a lot of symbolism that fits right into Revelations - fire from the hands, a place where night never sets in, 10 plagues or 10 stars or 10 heads
To the two guys that are arguing about German beginning related to Latin: While the Germanic and Romance languages are different language groups it is not wise to say that they are related or not related. Especially when regions like Germany and England both shared relations with Rome during its rise and fall. Most of Europe came to admire the Roman Empire during the Medieval era, including the Russian being influenced by the Byzantines and the Greco-Roman language. If someone was to claim that German has no Latin influence they are not only dismissing the Germany and Austrian Holy Roman Empire, but they are dismissing the fact that Germans use the Roman numerical system, the Latin alphabet, language genders, conjugations, and word endings. Anyone that studies a little French and a little German can see many unusual similarities. Also the Anglo-Saxons were not simply Germans. They were called Anglo-Saxons because it was meant to be a general term used for anyone from Jutland or Northern Germany. The mudslinging culture war doesn't help anyone wanting to listen to Rammstein.
It's actually the Arabic numeral system, not the Roman one. Roman numerals are I, II, III, IV, et cetera. The Arabic numerals are the 1, 2, 3... system that you are familiar with.
This song always gives me a vibe as if Apocalypse has started to take place and a single source of power is mercilessly destructing everything in the world. Sounds crazy.
"...legt sich Heiß auf das Gesicht" does indeed mean "it lays down hotly on the face", because "sich" is a returning participle (I believe it's called that way), meaning it returns to the subject. Sich can be translated with himself / herself or itself. Really nice video and translations as well.
my dad would play this on repeat and tell me it was a love song, that i was the sun💕 im might be about atomic bombs but i love the idea of it being a ballad
In the German version, it keeps referring to the sun and the light as “sie,” meaning “she,” but the translation says “it” in English. Why is this? I’m not great at German so if anyone could explain I’d really appreciate it
crazy how I realized just now that this song exists. I'm learning German and the lyrics are so beautiful- definitely one of my all time favorite songs.
Everyone's arguing about meaning, it's quite clear: It's a boxing match between two angels punching each other with nuclear gloves that explode with every punch...what else could make sense 😅
I learned a bit of german like 6 years ago, thought this song was about a horrible sci-fi scenario where the sun comes to eat the earth and just imagined how scary and godlike that would look like if you could see the event happening, if you were immortal and didnt die from heat that is lol
And this ladies and gentleman is how i learned to say "here comes the sun" in german and whenever i say that my family during breakfast they cannot understand 🥰🥰 And this is how i also learned how to count 1 to 10 i German thanks rammstein
I will sing this to my future son since it's about the sun and stuff. Is there a rammstein song about animals too? the cow says moo moo and sht like that?
It's funny how even though I don't speak German (and tried to not look at the English lyrics at all) I still was able to understand every sentence just because I speak Dutch.. Crazy how similar these two languages are
No its actually about rammsteins time in the factories working in East Germany, the ddp had about a 0 unemployment rate, German efficacy with soviet fear equals one strong work force
Saw this in February in my recommended. Then saw du hast, Then mutter… And now Rammstein is my number one favourite band ever. I can’t wait to celebrate one year of Rammstein, and more to come! LIVE LAUGH LOVE RAMMING STONE
What this song actually did was cause the big bang. This song exists as the natural progressive frequencies of string, such as the ones strung across their guitars and the basic building blocks of all particles. String theory allows us to examine how sound, then matter was formed as an echo through time, creating reality around it. The German language was created as an extension of these sounds
Ok how many of you guys don't know German but listen to Rammstein?
Me
me, German is cool language (I am Polish)
justin bury
i am too polish and i started learning german year ago it's not that hard :)
I do, seen them at Download festival in 2013 awesome band live.
Over here!
hands down, this is my favorite Rammstein song of all time
meine is their Ohne Dich.
hi from the Philippines. 👋
Same
yes
@@rizzamaeong hallo
Yesss
It's funny how "here comes the sun" actually SOUNDS similar to when you say it in German.
English come Germanic language family
yes because english is a germanic langauge
quem diria né? Nem parece que inglês é uma língua germânica...cada coisa...
@@stardust715 ce é chatão hein doido, o cara só não sabia ué
@@boyola3347 te acalma kkk ele nem vai entender kkk eu hein
lmao scariest sunrise I ever heard of
It was originally written for an ukrainian boxer as an intro song
Well, it gives me the Chernobyl vibes, not gonna lie
Not scary imo
Never heard of scp-001?
@@arandomuser1723 do you have any idea how little that narrows it down?
@@m.degroot6837 S. D. Locke's proposal
You want to learn German? Well here is your first lesson: Listen to Rammstien for 9 hours :P
Lol i am actually doin it right now lmao
Same
I am down with that
@@Michael-vq3cz did it worked?
Me too
What it taught me:
Counting 1-9
German words
Here comes the sonne
The lyrics:🥰😍🍓🌈✨🧚♀️😻💗
The song:☠️🖤🔪⛓️🔥🥀👺😈
First time it's like this
This song sounds so emo when you don't understand, but the lyrics aren't actually lol
Germen laguage sounds the rudest but are not rudest language
@@DeinosuchusXAnims Lyrics are just “ Here Comes The Sun doo doo doo dooo” 😭 lol
It can burn you and blind you 😎, woah so cruel sun
listens in german (don't speak it): what does it mean
reads the english: that makes even less sense
steven carmine That's Rammstein for you.
The sun is a metaphor for a nuclear bomb, makes sense :)
@@xBassel92x Everything clear XD
Its about the end of the world.
@@xBassel92x no. The song was initialy made as a ring entrance theme for vladimir(or vitaly, don t quite remember which one of them) klitschko. That's why he counts to 10 in the beginning and sings about fists
omg... the womans voice is soo beautiful. perfect song.
1 reply, 12 yrs later
12 years omg 💀💀
12 YEARS
IVE DONE MY WAITING
@@1tz_Rav3n and now 5 reply and still 12yrs later
The thing i love about many Rammstein songs that they have so many meanings, and pretty much everyone sees them differently. I mean, i always thought its about nuclear bombs falling, others keep blabbering about religion, others about a boxer? It doesnt matter. The song is badass
It was actually written for a german boxer, and the part I love most about it is how there’s three choruses, with the first two never reaching ten but the last one does as if he was knocked down twice and kept fighting but was knocked out in the final round
It gives me that feeling of a boxer fighting a losing battle, but still never giving up
@@iamacey Jesus Christ, a 9 year old comment.
@@iamacey Not a german boxer, but the current Kiev's mayor Vitali Klitschko, former WBO and WBC champion. Because of his pugnacity and resiliency.
But it seems the song has been reworked as a innuendo of a sexual infatuation in an unreciprocated relationship (the narrator is like a moth drawned dangerously by a light and we all know where it leads). What the clip would imply.
I've always thought it's about mephedrone addiction. "The sun is shining out of my eyes" shows physical effects of this substance. And the feeling of the world's end is a reference to immediate death caused by this addiction. The victim of this disease realizes they're to die very soon, so they accept this fate and just burn out.
aik nx as penktokas
If you're learning German, this kind of video is great. It's also nice to be able to appreciate these songs and the plays on words and nuances in their original language. Some of the stuff just doesn't translate well, but the lyrics are very well translated.
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9 years and 2 replies
9 years and 3 replies
Learning German currently I was looking for a comment like this 4th comment 9 years
@@sheilamackenzie3843 sameeee
Half a semester taking a German class and I already understand most of the lyrics without even needing a translation.
two years and i understand nothing without translation T-T
@@ninaandsimone3854 not even the numbers?
@@val6105 nah, now i can totally get the entire song ! :DD
@@ninaandsimone3854 I love how you completely type the same after two years
@@BLANKONTOP thanks chad, honestly here it's rammstein so i can use as many cringey emojis as i want, it's fun lmao
I'm afraid I'm very late to the Rammstein party...just discovered this song accidentally and I was hooked! just discovering more of this band now...
It's never late
I came across the song on a Tiktok video by accident and I got hooked
@@shayziekaizie At least you know where it's from. People use this music on edits of anime and other shows and they think it's from Naruto or Scooby Doo 💀✋🏻
@@naniidoodles well i found this song 2 weeks ago from a turkish war of independence edit. shazam didnt help and surfed in comments to find it. And listening it everyday since then
@@axclution do you have the link of the edit? i am interested
Am I the only one who, when I first looked up the lyrics, thought this song was about nuclear war? The world counting to 10 and seeing the sun, feeling the burn on your face, etc. I mean I know it's about boxing but still I like to think of it like that.
At first it meaned to be called Boxer and it was for Klitchko when his match was starting like his hymn. He did not want that ''because the song is too hard'' so they left it. After that there were idie about videoclip and in it the band should fly in B-29 and drop atom bomb on Hiroshima. But they had problems with previous album so they left it too. So you are right actually.
I interpret the song to be about Capitalism Vs Communism. Like with the video, it shows workers being exploited and when Snow white dies they no longer have any reason to live. And the lyrics like " when it breaks out of the fist it lays hotly on your face" show that some times the system cannot be brought down peacefully, and "The world counts loudly to ten" which says that everyone in the world wants change and that everyone in the world is needed in order for change to occur.
Its exactly what the song is about
@@thebushbamf1344 um nooooo. Pretty sure they said it was about even nice things in life can kill you. That's why snow white died of an overdose
@@mareematthews4900 nice things like capitalism and communism, fists in the face and bombing
Till Lindemann - Counting to ten like a badass since 1963.
Bestimmt
that fucker hit on my GF in Munich recently 😂
Jesus, he´s almost 60? Nobody should ever have to suffer that long.
Even though I'm not German, nor do I speak it, I fucking love this band. Hardcore riffs.
well after 9 hours of listening to these guys, you actually learn german :P
I am the same way
You said it. The worst is having it in your head and not knowing the lyrics.
you still love it?
I finally covinced my german teacher to let us listen to Rammstein in class because of this song. My life is complete :3
And ten years later, it will happen again
unfortunately i have a bad German teacher. it would be cool to have actual good teacher
you still here???
Our German teacher just played it on a regular day. She is the final boss of the teachers in my school. She rocks 🤟🏼
I bet this is how German kids count to ten in kindergarden 🌞✌️
That's how we learn it 🤗😁
Hey, man weiß nie!
I feel like this is a metaphor for a powerful, beautiful, yet abusive figure. Considering the music video is a twisted play on "Snow White and The Seven Dwarves", where the band members all worship her, yet she makes them do hard labour. I think being afraid of the light is to be afraid of this potentially loved, yet very corrupt and scary figure. That's how I saw it... Considering Rammstein's more unique and powerful songs are usually metaphorical.
I personally think that's exactly it. Very well put
And the apple?
It has like 4 meanings 😭😭😭
Yeah, like the sun
It's beautiful and powerful. Yet abusive and one day will kill us all.
I like to think this song is about a city being disintegrated, and wrote a melodic translation that captures this interpretation. Still, the beauty of Rammstein is that you can easily interpret many of their songs many different ways.
i think about the sun eating the earth in few billion years
@@WaitWhosGlitch sa me
*Same
I think it might be about an atomic bomb being dropped on a city
This is rapidly becoming one of my all time favorite songs. If I don't stop listening to it and hearing it in my head (and in my heart) all day long, it'll become not only one of my favorite songs, but my all time favorite, though eclipsing Spiral Architect will be difficult.
Do you still listen to this song?
Just Curious. 7 Years later do you still like it?
8yr later, do you still like it?
8 years later did you still listen it
Me too
I can't even speak or understand german but this has to be one of the best songs I've heard
8 years, 1 reply
This has basically been my favourite song since I first listened to it. I find it absolutely flawless in lyrics, sound, meaning and everything else.
I also think ‘sie ist der hellste Stern von allen’ is probably my favourite line of all time, it’s sounds so beautiful but also has such powerful connotations (especially within the context of the rest of the song)
yes frr
Same bru
I speak neither English or German, having Portuguese as my mother tongue.. but rammstein always hit me hard. Think I'll end up learning German just to sing along these lyrics
the ending chorus... it's haunting
Ikr
Ngl I thought this song had smth to do with war
tbf "here comes the sun" could mean something involving Uranium-235
That high pitched singing has this really nostalgic feeling to it, but I can't quite place it. Does anyone know if they recorded it for the song, or if it's from something else?
The band "within temptation" s lead also had a higher pitched haunting voice, you might like some of their stuff (:
It's a sample of Spectrasonics symphony of voices - "Lamentings no 6, 7, 8 and 10"
One of the best chorus part in a metal song
My friend got me into English metal. Rammstein got me into hard metal. Suprised the video is 15 years old.
I like singing it in German, because German is awesome. Even if I end up singing nonsense words because I don't know the words in German.
Let this song echo through the cosmos as a dying world's last breath.
12 years, 1 reply
amen
I was 2 when u commented this
@@elsxva_7366 I was 3 💀
i've listened to this song for about 20 years. Cant believe it's taken me this long to finally look a youtube video to finally find out what the lyrics are...
Isn't it amazing!? 🤩
Haha. Same!
the Woman at the end is really.... enchanting
What women?
@@mobeenal-masri6528 Snow white
Man, I love Lindemann's voice. It's badass.
hello.
For the longest time i thought the beginning words were saying "I...spy...dry...fear."
Both of you are so weird
I respect that coming from the undertale community
Theres some pretty fucked up stuff there just trust me
@@cerealsauce4639 huh
No
I think the sun refers to cruelty. The music video shows snow White as cruel and as the Apple falls on her she becomes alive. Meaning cruelty never goes away. Its explaining how cruelty can affect you. It's a pure theory
"how many times did u listen?"
answer :
hier kommt die Sunne
when you know what they're singing you know its a musical masterpiece
10 years, one reply
I'm big fan of Rammstein and I love it.
okay this is a German song about learning numbers in German.
Me: Puts on headphones
The whole gym: X2
ive been listening to this since i got up this morning, constant replay, and it actually hasn't gotten old.
Quick,friendly reminder for you to listen to it again after 9 years
here comes the sun
Lol, there's a lot of symbolism that fits right into Revelations - fire from the hands, a place where night never sets in, 10 plagues or 10 stars or 10 heads
Flake's synth is the most eerie thing I've heard in this song. Beautiful.
This song has been on repeat, I love it ❤︎
omg same dude XD
gleiche
Same
To the two guys that are arguing about German beginning related to Latin: While the Germanic and Romance languages are different language groups it is not wise to say that they are related or not related. Especially when regions like Germany and England both shared relations with Rome during its rise and fall. Most of Europe came to admire the Roman Empire during the Medieval era, including the Russian being influenced by the Byzantines and the Greco-Roman language. If someone was to claim that German has no Latin influence they are not only dismissing the Germany and Austrian Holy Roman Empire, but they are dismissing the fact that Germans use the Roman numerical system, the Latin alphabet, language genders, conjugations, and word endings. Anyone that studies a little French and a little German can see many unusual similarities. Also the Anglo-Saxons were not simply Germans. They were called Anglo-Saxons because it was meant to be a general term used for anyone from Jutland or Northern Germany. The mudslinging culture war doesn't help anyone wanting to listen to Rammstein.
Local dialects in southern germany are notably influenced by latin. You can also find "hybrid" alpine languages like romanch or ladin.
It's actually the Arabic numeral system, not the Roman one. Roman numerals are I, II, III, IV, et cetera. The Arabic numerals are the 1, 2, 3... system that you are familiar with.
I can never get enough of this song. As long as I live I will listen to this. Thank you for putting this up.
13 years, 1 reply
13YEARS??!
Are you still alive?
you still listen to it????
This song always gives me a vibe as if Apocalypse has started to take place and a single source of power is mercilessly destructing everything in the world. Sounds crazy.
Rammstein makes me want to learn German now... one more language, let's go...
samee
Rammstein made me appreciate having german as my first language
"Here comes the sun tutututu"
"...legt sich Heiß auf das Gesicht" does indeed mean "it lays down hotly on the face", because "sich" is a returning participle (I believe it's called that way), meaning it returns to the subject. Sich can be translated with himself / herself or itself.
Really nice video and translations as well.
The most funny part is that when I was listening to this song I accidentally fell asleep and I was listening it on loop for 4 hours straight 💀🙏
I wish more people listened to this kind of music
Just to help you out.
It is not
"it is the brighest star of them all" it is
"she is the brighest star of them all"
Sorry for bad English
Nope, HE is the brightest star of all. In english sun is masculine.
@@kirkschilling583 but there's "sie" which is she, not he?
Sie can either be you (formal), or she, and it would mean she in this context
I first heard this song when I was 6 years old and it has been one of my favorite song´s ever since
hi
I don't know how I got from barbie songs to this.
Same 😂
So this means, the song title translated into English is "Sun"... interesting.
This is one of my most favourite childhood songs
I love Listening to Rammstein even though i dont understand german.
Here comes the sun 😍😍😍 🥰🥰🥰
Hier kommt die sonne 💀💀💀☠️☠️☠️
my dad would play this on repeat and tell me it was a love song, that i was the sun💕 im might be about atomic bombs but i love the idea of it being a ballad
In the German version, it keeps referring to the sun and the light as “sie,” meaning “she,” but the translation says “it” in English. Why is this? I’m not great at German so if anyone could explain I’d really appreciate it
This should be Oppenheimer’s theme song! 💣
Agree!
crazy how I realized just now that this song exists. I'm learning German and the lyrics are so beautiful- definitely one of my all time favorite songs.
Everyone's arguing about meaning, it's quite clear: It's a boxing match between two angels punching each other with nuclear gloves that explode with every punch...what else could make sense 😅
Is it me or does this song not sound so good when you sing it in English? :\
German it is from now on!
perhaps you don't have the manly voice he possess
No, I mean i've heard a English version of the song, not me singing it aha, the words just don't seem to make sense.
oh yeah i understand that; a lot of the songs dont translate well
That's true with every song. Different languages have different lengths of words with different syllables. Direct translations rarely sound good.
that makes perfect sense actually
I believe that the "sun" is a representation of a nuke, it seems to me that the count at the beginning makes an allusion to an attack.
No its about a boxer thats nickname was "sonne" and was made for him
I've never heard of this song before. It's godlike.
Oh God... This is a beautiful song! It's the first time I've heard of it, and I realized it came out 14 years ago...😧
its from 2001 i think
I've listened this song for 5 years.
It's fantastic, I use it to practice my German.
I learned a bit of german like 6 years ago, thought this song was about a horrible sci-fi scenario where the sun comes to eat the earth and just imagined how scary and godlike that would look like if you could see the event happening, if you were immortal and didnt die from heat that is lol
This song is so beautiful and haunting.
I put Rammstein in my CD player, so I set it as my alarm. I wake up to it every morning and try to never get up and just listen.
after 11 years is it still your alarm
14 YEARS AGO??? EXCUSE ME?!?!??!
I'm listening to this fabulous song frm a legend of a band long live RAMMSTEIN who else is listening April 2023❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
If you grow up with Rammstein you get old with them !
This is truly beginner friendly.
R u Indian? 👀
And this ladies and gentleman is how i learned to say "here comes the sun" in german and whenever i say that my family during breakfast they cannot understand 🥰🥰
And this is how i also learned how to count 1 to 10 i German thanks rammstein
It’s amazing how now everyone thinks that it’s English and they’re saying here comes the thunder
I feel like a total bad ass when i listen to this song.
**accidentally falls asleep to this song**
Same it was on loop for 4 hours 💀
@@itzalex_exe Yoo! Your a gachatuber too?
@@CorporalSlimey yup u too???
@@itzalex_exe yep!
This song is so relaxing I was able to Fall asleep perfectly and feel calmed I think I ascended when the angelic voice started.
I was in German class when my teacher played this banger
I'm glad that the German I've leaned 5 years ago and stopped practicing isn't entirely gone from my mind.
It's thanks to AOT osts, Dark and Rammstein!
The theme to When Day Breaks
I will sing this to my future son since it's about the sun and stuff. Is there a rammstein song about animals too? the cow says moo moo and sht like that?
He taught me how to count to ten 😭 btw love this song
this is like the scenario to a sci fi horror movie and it sounds awesome!!
It's funny how even though I don't speak German (and tried to not look at the English lyrics at all) I still was able to understand every sentence just because I speak Dutch.. Crazy how similar these two languages are
i know in no way aything about german or rammstein, but chills man, CHILLS
"Hier kommt die sonne" Sounds like english and it's really cool
Love the voice in the background starting at 2:21
This is about nuclear devastation right? Sure seems like it!
that's surely an interesting interpretation
No its actually about rammsteins time in the factories working in East Germany, the ddp had about a 0 unemployment rate, German efficacy with soviet fear equals one strong work force
Actually both, the band were going to play the crew of enolia gay, and show the crew slowly committing suicide realising what they had done
"How many times did u listen to this song?"
Me: hier kommt die sonne
I don't understand German but I love the energy of music 🤘
This is my favourite 🥰❤
and this explains why it is played at my gym, i love it
I understand some words of german (currently learningg) but not all, yet i still enjoy this song
Rammestien, vielen Dank für dieses Lob der Sonne. Ich akzeptiere Sie und Ihr Team. Vielen Dank, ich liebe das „Hier kommt die Sonne“.
Es ist sehr gut!
If you listen to some, you can actually hear a different accent on English words
Thanks for the lyrics!!! This is one of my fav songs by Rammstein!!! =^-0=
Always my favorite Rammstein song.
Saw this in February in my recommended.
Then saw du hast,
Then mutter…
And now Rammstein is my number one favourite band ever.
I can’t wait to celebrate one year of Rammstein, and more to come!
LIVE LAUGH LOVE RAMMING STONE
What this song actually did was cause the big bang.
This song exists as the natural progressive frequencies of string, such as the ones strung across their guitars and the basic building blocks of all particles. String theory allows us to examine how sound, then matter was formed as an echo through time, creating reality around it. The German language was created as an extension of these sounds