Rammstein Lyrics

    ------ About the song Ohne Dich performed by Rammstein

I listen for Rammstein for about a year...not much but in that short time i managed to love 35 songs! Amazing band that everyone should hear about and see!! Song is very touchy and amazing! Everything is done perfectly like in every other song of theirs.

    ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein

Funny all this debate over the lyrics and the meaning of the song. Many say "Du hast" means you have.. This is not the meaning of the song. Rammstein did an English version of the song and sang it- "You hate". That ends the debate... Why try to make an argument when they sang it in plain English. Besides, "You have me" doesn't have the same impact in the song as "You hate me". Must be a softy's take on it.

    ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein

I speak Spanish, English and now i´m trying to learn German. It is true that when you hear the first "Du hast" it sounds like a longer S. However, compare the written sentence with Spanish grammar and fits perfect:
Du - Tú - You
Du hast - Tú has - You have
Du hast mich - Tú me has - You have me (this is not a "have" indicating posession, but an auxiliary verb that goes before "asked", but the sentence is incomplete yet at this line)
Du hast mich gefragt - Tú me has preguntado - You have asked me.
And the rest we already know what it means.
Whatever, we all understand the whole ”wedding” idea of this great Rammstein song!

    ------ About the song Du Hast (English Lyrics) performed by Rammstein

If you like Rammstein, you should try Oomph! Rammstein stated they were influenced a lot by Oomph! and all of Oomph!'s music videos are wonderfully creative. I recommend their songs "Labyrinth, Biz um Schluss, Revolution" and "Auf Kurs".

    ------ About the song Du Hast (German lyrics) performed by Rammstein

I don't speak German fluently or otherwise, even though I took 4 years of lessons, a long time ago. I didn't know the word "Hass" but I know that "Du has mich gefragt" is "You asked me", and for me, the explanation of all in this "pow wow" is this:
"For all you morons who think it's "you hate me," shut the fuck up and take a year of German before you go running your mouth about the language. Seriously, the ignorance is enormous here. Let me enlighten you ignorant twats.
"Hast" is the conjugation for the verb "haben" (which means "to have") for the pronoun "du" (which is the informal singular "you").
Now, there is also the verb "hassen" which conjugates to "hasst" for "du" (so "you hate me" would be "du hasst mich"). However, hast and hasst are two COMPLETELY DIFFERENT words.
Furthermore, he is saying "du, du hast, du hast mich," and eventually he says "du hast mich gefragt" which means "you asked me"
Then "und ich hab nichts gesagt" is "and I had nothing to say".

"Hast" is not a noun, it never was a noun; it's a conjugation of a verb. (The noun "hate" is "Hass"). Also notice that "hast" isn't even capitalized. All nouns in German are capitalized, no exceptions.

Now the next time you morons get the idea to start running your mouths about a language that you don't understand, do us all a favor and STFU instead."

This was the first time I listend to Ramstein, btw, and I was quite impressed and wish to listen some more, in all due time. Thank you for introducing me to the wonderfull world of discussion around Ramstein lyrics.

    ------ About the song Mutter - Translation performed by Rammstein

This song has such a awesome rythym and beat.
I go nuts for this song and I love it.
The lyrics are heavy but I dont understand it when i listen to the song, so I just enjoy the song. I have the best mother ever and I know how much love we share, so I am not guilty at all by just listening to a song that is great.
Go Ramstein, keep up the good work, we love your music.

    ------ About the song Sonne performed by Rammstein

....you will never get this. It is for Klitschko, the boxer. this song should be his "opener titel" but foe the management it was "to hard". i think, with this in mind the lyrics are perfectly clear. and rammstein´s lyrics are NEVER an interpretation, when you read carefully you will get the point real fast. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 out.

    ------ About the song Moskau performed by Rammstein

After googling, i found a good version and if its true, then i like the song again, lol. Here`s the quote for other people!

"This song is about the adventure of Russia from communism to typical capitalism.

He thinks of Russia as a beautiful sophisticated woman that has sold out and become a whore for money, like in capitalism everything is paid for, and though still maintains sophistication from her old communist times, she now has to be paid for the love that used to exist and now is remodeling (as said in the song her breasts). Still reminisces her beautiful old communist times, but now has become a regular capitalist whore trying to catch up...

It sounds pretty clear to me, though then again, Rammstein allows their listeners to make their own interpretations"

    ------ About the song Moskau performed by Rammstein

I once liked this song as i didn`t know the meaning, but comparing Moscow to a prostitute? For such an ancient piece of human culture, this city is probably the only one of its kind, it has gone through so much hell, revolutions, wars, fire. To compare it to a prostitute, is to disrespect the whole nation. So its either Rammstein got affected too much by real world political shit like WW2 (well, its not like Russians started the war, right?) or whatever, who the hell knows what is the true meaning of the song, only if it was asked of them personally, gonna google that.

    ------ About the song Du Hast (German lyrics) performed by Rammstein

There IS a double-meaning in the song ... Rammstein DID THAT ON PURPOSE. Go watch the music video and maybe it will make a little more sense. The 'du has(s)t or 'you hate me' is probably from the guy's POV, while the 'du hast' or 'you have me' is probably from the girl's POV (from the music video).