Reise, Reise - Rammstein Lyrics and English Translation

I did not make this video. The lyrics are from herzeleid.com and the video was put together by YouTube user chreccleston. This song is from the 2004 Reise, Reise album.

[1] Though written as a noun, "Reise" is obviously used as a verb in the song. The phrase "Reise, Reise" is used by seamen as a wake-up call and finds its roots in the Middle High German verb "risen", which meant "to rise" (to which it is obviously related as well). This verb has since died out in New High German, though the noun was retained and came to mean "journey" or "voyage". The verb "reisen" was rederived from the noun "Reise", but now means "to journey" or "to travel". It seems the old meaning has been preserved in this phrase in the seaman's language.

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[UEDrepublic]

I'd totally invade Poland to this music.

[bananasplitsable]

Saw them 13 times on this tour. My credit card bill was horrendous, but I loved every minute!

[Ravencullen95]

This song will be played at my funeral 

[EndlessScentless]

Listening to Rammstein makes me wanna learn German

[ymon79]

@UEDrepublic Go and fuck yourself wanker

[bochuneczek]

@UEDrepublic Twoja metryka urodzin jest listem z przeprosinami od producenta kondonów, a tak na serio chciałabym cię zgasić, ale gówno się nie pali. ;D

Greetings from Poland :)

[Milu89]

@UEDrepublic xD ahhahaah I think they rob you and sell it for scrap all equipment

military

[drozdziu298]

@UEDrepublic I like it:) pierdol sie farfoclu, chuj ci w dupe kurwo! Greetings from Poland Pizdo. :)

[TheHeit12]

@hypebreaker ja, see is meer en meer is zee. fuck logic:P

[hypebreaker]

i thought ther meant 'lake' by 'meer', cos in dutch(im from holland) 'meer' means 'lake' and 'zee'(in dutch ) means 'sea', but 'see'(in german) means 'lake'

[jeffman3003]

Thank you Officer Alman