The bell on the grave, to allow those buried to ring it, is what let to the term “saved by the bell”. Till definitely coming to grips with his own mortality with these recent songs. That Schlager was completely unexpected.
The style in which the song Rödeln was composed is called German Schlager. This is a music genre in its own right. It is also not uncommon to hide sexual innuendo behind normal-sounding lyrics.
From their 3rd album onwards, Rammstein started to end their albums on a more softer ballad like song. They all have 11 songs too. Tills 3 albums also have 11 songs, so that hidden song would definitely surprise people
The bell on the grave, to allow those buried to ring it, is what let to the term “saved by the bell”. Till definitely coming to grips with his own mortality with these recent songs. That Schlager was completely unexpected.
Ohhh so saved by it? I can see that…
The style in which the song Rödeln was composed is called German Schlager. This is a music genre in its own right. It is also not uncommon to hide sexual innuendo behind normal-sounding lyrics.
From their 3rd album onwards, Rammstein started to end their albums on a more softer ballad like song. They all have 11 songs too. Tills 3 albums also have 11 songs, so that hidden song would definitely surprise people
Theres a phrase here in the UK of "on the job" , it seems a similar phrase to the German use of the word "work" in a more lewd sense
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Rödeln could rather be translated as workaholic. I would like to get to know the translation programme that translated this.
Yes, but it's also slang for....what the translation said. And because it's Till, I think we know what version he means. 😊