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i am german, i say this, rammstein make a words play.
in german have the words du hasst, two
acceptation of a word.
you have and you hate. and rammstein mean, you have and not you hate.
du hasst mich gefragt,
in english
you have me ask.
oh and check my profile, i make german metal techno, and i have one cover from rammstein, asche zu asche , ashes to ashes..
BLITZKILL
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yah i know "nein" is 'no' but in this songs english version they say 'never' so i guess they changed a couple lyrics. wonder why?
All Comments (48)
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These guys would be perfect for an old time gangster movie.
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@WishIWereInScotland To make it flow better. The literal English translation wouldn't sound as good. They wanted rhyme.
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OMG its you have me not you hate me
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Its you have me. i know german and it's not you hate me and omg you dumbass
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its not u hate me its u have me and hes talk about his wedding vows not hating him
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OMFG!!! What is it with German's and suspenders? xDDD It's so HOT!!! Till is the most gorgeous man on earth.
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is there a german version thts the one im lookin for
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Aslo, it's have
Because in German have is spelled hast and hate is hasst and the song is du hast
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Is the song about wedding vowes or somin?
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i agree with u im not from germany but i take german at class
um.. it kinda changed back to german for a second
BlitzkriegPunk 4 years ago
Yeah I know. I don't know why though. It would be just as easy to take it out though.
RyanGerard 4 years ago