Rammstein Stein um Stein lyric with English translation
Ich habe Pläne grosse Pläne Ich baue dir ein Haus Jeder Stein ist eine Träne Und du ziehst nie wieder aus Ja ich baue ein Häuschen dir Hat keine Fenster keine Tür Innen wird es dunkel sein Dringt überhaupt kein Licht hinein Ja ich schaffe dir ein Heim Und du sollst Teil des Ganzen sein Stein um Stein mauer ich dich ein Stein um Stein Ich werde immer bei dir sein Ohne Kleider ohne Schuh Siehst du mir bei der Arbeit zu Mit den Füssen im Zement Verschönerst du das Fundament Draussen wird ein Garten sein Und niemand hört dich schreien Stein um Stein mauer ich dich ein Stein um Stein Ich werde immer bei dir sein Welch ein Klopfen welch ein Hämmern Draussen fängt es an zu dömmern Alle Nägel stehen stramm Wenn ich sie in dein Leibholz Ramm' Stein um Stein mauer ich dich ein Stein um Stein Und keiner hört dich schreien |
I have plans big plans I'm going to build you a house Every stone will be a tear And you'll never move out again Yeah I'm going to build a little house for you with no windows no door It'll be dark inside No light will get in at all Yeah I'll make you a home And you are to be a part of it all Stone by stone I wall you in Stone by stone I'll always be with you Without clothes without shoes You watch me working With your feet in cement You brighten up the foundation Outside there will be a garden And no one will hear you scream Stone by stone I wall you in Stone by stone I'll always be with you What a pounding what a hammering Outside it's starting to get dark All of the nails stand at attention when I ram them into your body-wood Stone by stone I wall you in Stone by stone And nobody will hear you scream |
A slow monologue about someone building a little house to entomb his victim alive – a possible interpretation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Cask of Amontillado. The riff during the chorus resembles the riff after the second chorus in Rosenrot; it was originally going to be the first single from Reise, Reise but was dropped in favour of “Mein Teil”)
A similar theme is to be found in Romanian mythology. In the folk poem Monastirea ArgeÅŸului (“The Monastery on the ArgeÅŸ River”), Mesterul Manole has to wall his wife, in order to finish the monastery he is building.
Another interpretation is that the song refers to the Berlin Wall and the former East German government; until the end of 1989, East Germans were not readily allowed into the capitalist West.
An interesting pun exists in the lyrics during the final verse of the song. Till sings, “Wenn ich sie in dein Leibholz ramm-…Stein um Stein…” The literal translation is, “When I ram them into your body-wood…Stone by stone…” However, because of German grammar and conjugation rules, the verb “ramm,” meaning “to ram” must be placed at the end of the sentence. Thus, this creates “ramm-…Stein,” wordplay alluding to the name of the band.
Rammstein Stein um Stein lyric with English translation,Tags: Berlin Wall, Jeder Stein, Mesterul Manole, Ohne Kleider, Rammstein Stein
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Till Lindemann
vocals
Date of birth: January 4, 1963
Place of birth: Leipzig -
Richard Kruspe
guitar
Date of birth: June 24, 1967
Place of birth: Wittenberg -
Paul Landers
guitar
Date of birth: December 9, 1964
Place of birth: Berlin -
Oliver Riedel
bass
Date of birth: April 11, 1971
Place of birth: Schwerin -
Christian Lorenz
keyboard
Date of birth: Nov 16, 1966
Place of birth: Berlin -
Christoph Schneider
drums
Date of birth: May 11, 1966
Place of birth: Berlin
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