Oomph! - Labyrinth - English and German lyrics
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2022
- English translation and German lyrics to the song "Labyrinth" by OOMPH!
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Track: Labyrinth
Album: Monster
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Having just finished Playing Madness Returns, it really is awesome how well this fits into the game’s narrative.
My only regret is we didn’t get to stab that twisted therapist directly.
I made that video when I was playing the game, I understand you.
I wholeheartedly agree. I seriously wanted to be able to end him myself...
As an ex brony, the word "klopf klopf" has got a weird meaning.
I am a brony but I didn't understand that .-.
@@darksun8777 if you know you know.. the...the...r34
We don't talk about this ever again.
What does it mean? :0
Yeah ikr...
I am so happy youtube reccomend this to me it is so good. I don't speak German but this sounds amazing knowing the language or not.
Superb banger
The more they close you in, the more they set you free.
well done video my friend
I subscribed:)
Thank you
This is perfect music I think
This was the first oomph! song I listened to and now I love this band, best album imo is monster
I think the meaning of Spiegelbild is more like "mirror image" than "reflection".
Alice madness returns sounds like doom game in Disney
"Du bist im Labyrinth"
The translated lyrics you're showing aren't 100% accurate but they're close.
Who created this picture? It's awesome!!!
Is a wallpaper of the videogame Alice Madness Return.
Er hat Labyrinth ubeqert und andere arsch Karte gezogen
The lyrics are most likely directly translated and don’t match up with the English version, that’s slightly annoying when trying to sing along and the lyrics aren’t the same, good effort tho
I mean. A more direct translation, while not very useful for singing the song in English, is usually what people expect when it comes to English translations on a non-English song. Interpretation of the meaning for a more meaningful translation (like OOMPH’s own English version, for example) is by necessity altering the song so it can still have meaning through translation. Both are equally useful, though only one is meant to be sung with in English. You can always listen to that version instead if you want to sing along