Rammstein Wilder Wein lyric with English translation
Wilder Wein - vor deinem Schloss Wilder Wein - ich bin bereit man meldet Ankunft - nur für den König Gott steh mir bei - und öffne deine Tore Wilder Wein - und ganz langsam Wilder Wein - so warm und feucht Wilder Wein - vor deinem Schoss Wilder Wein - es steht geschrieben tief im Wasser - kreuzt man nicht doch meine Lust - verlacht die Flügel Wilder Wein - wie eine Taube Wilder Wein - so nass und heiß Wilder Wein - vor diesem Dunkel Wilder Wein - von Licht geheilt es bleibt verborgen - sonst könnten wir uns wehren ich warte auf dich - am Ende der Nacht Wilder Wein - nur eine Traube Wilder Wein - und bitter wie Schnee Ich warte auf dich - am Ende der Nacht |
Wild wine - before your castle wild wine - I am ready Arrival is announced - only for the king God, stand by me - and open your gates wild wine - and totally slow wild wine - so warm and moist Wild wine - before your lap wild wine - it has been written deep in the water - you don't cross but my desire - laughs at the wings wild wine - like a dove wild wine - so wet and hot Wild wine - before this darkness wild wine - healed by the light it stays hidden - otherwise we could defend ourselves I wait for you - at the end of the night wild wine - only a grape wild wine - and bitter like snow I wait for you - at the end of the night |
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25 Responses to “Rammstein Wilder Wein lyric with English translation”
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11:14 am on August 23rd, 2007very intense!
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6:25 am on September 11th, 2007the sour grove
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11:39 am on November 28th, 2007Where can I get this song?
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1:25 am on January 4th, 2008This lyric is really sexy!!
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6:33 pm on January 25th, 2008the lyrics are sexy because rammstein is sexy simple as that.
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3:12 pm on March 28th, 2008very nice
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6:52 pm on April 18th, 2008Very slow,nice song
I only don't really underastand what the lyric should say:P -
6:37 am on September 1st, 2008This song has a sad feeling in the lyrics in Live aus Berlin
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10:16 pm on December 23rd, 2008Wilder Wein is such a beautiful song with a beautiful voice singing, a lovely all-around performance by everyone, I can feel the sadness they are trying to convey. (I have the Live aus Berlin version). In response to "Fleggu", I'm not entirely sure what the lyrics are supposed to mean, but my best guess has been that Till is ready to step into a relationship (or farther into one) with someone who isn't ready, hence the "I wait for you – at the end of the night", but I may very well have this wrong.
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7:02 am on December 24th, 2008there is a song written by female 15th century welsh poet by name of gwerful mechain. it is named the sour grove and is a celebration of the female genitalia…this song, in my humble opinion, shares the same subject.
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12:12 pm on March 7th, 2009It’s about having sex with a virgin. My german grandmother told me so.
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1:49 am on May 7th, 2009This is a good song, and to all Rammstein fans: do not just go ‘woo rammstein rock f** all other bands!’ actually comment properly on the songs. Wilder Wein is a very good song, I even find myself in classes looking up the lyrics and quietly singing them to myself.
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8:48 pm on May 7th, 2009that totally makes sense. i knew it had to be something related to the girlie parts. what a beautiful song.
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4:03 pm on December 5th, 2009sexy lyrics and a beautiful song <3
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12:53 am on December 23rd, 2009For me, this song has many meanings, like sex, middle aged thing, sadness…but anyway, Ramms+ein forever men!!
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5:51 am on July 2nd, 2010To me, it sounds like he is singing to death…
But I don’t know german yet xD -
9:16 pm on July 16th, 2010Here is what I think:
Till is someone who feels very deeply, and like all poets who actually feel deeply, they are able to master metaphors. This song probably has three levels of depth to it. I am not so certain their final and deepest meaning has to do with sex/deflowering a woman’s virginity.
I think it has to do with spirituality at its highest point. There are religious terms used, biblical, and even the name of God. Some people might say, yeah, but Rammstein don’t believe in religion. They may not believe in organized religion, but that doesn’t mean they are not spiritual. Some of them at least are, but whether you like it or not you are a spirit anyway.
I think at the end of the song Till (or the person talking represented by Till’s voice–who could be any of us, right?), becomes the one waiting for the lover to come. In Christian and Hindu themes, God has been called the lover, and the human soul is the beloved, the bride.
Since we are here waiting for our death either bitterly or with acceptance, I think it has to do with this. Some of us are very sick and tired of this planet, waiting for a big change. More and more people actually.
Anyhow, I think the song also has to do with the theme of innocence, and the respect of innocence. Parts of the song lyrics do seem to suggest sex, “vaginal” terms are applied. I think that this is just a metaphor for the bigger picture I was suggesting a second ago.
Well, sorry for a slightly long reply, I might write more but some of the younger people are impatient yet The first few times I heard this song it humbled me and now if I hear it I fight the tears. I am a 30 year old big guy from Canada, and this type of song hits me in the core. One of Rammstein’s better songs in my opinion.
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4:50 am on August 28th, 2010Could someone tell me how “Wild Wine” is related to the rest of the song?
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12:39 am on October 3rd, 2010such a good song. the song in my opinion is about sex, the couple have done all the other acts however the girl is a virgin not ready for sex. He will wait for her until she is ready.
The live Aus Berlin version in my opinion is so much more powerful, not as much synth on Tills voice as in the studio version, as well as how much he kicks up the last verse when the crowd claps in time and finishes the song in a more somber tone. cheers thanks for taking the time to read and hear my opinion
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9:55 am on October 20th, 2010Wilder wein is some plant – something like poison ivy.
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7:38 am on November 23rd, 2010Before I understood the lyrics, (back before I started learning German) the song was just so powerful, even though I didn’t know what it meant. The emotion in his voice and his eyes is just overwhelming to me. Such beauty. Now that I speak German alot better I can actually comprehend his lyrics and I must say, he doesn’t disapoint. So full of metaphors, which I absolutely love, and all of his lyrics and the music just bring one to such heights of pure, untouched, raw emotion. I own Live Aus Berlin and to have viewed him performing this song was simply breathtaking. I stare in awe every time. I also own Volkerball, and I was actually quite disapointed in it compared to Live Aus. But I suppose everyone is entitled to a just “decent” concert. I feel they could’ve done better. My love and respect for Rammstein doesn’t change a bit though. I’m waiting for Lichtspielhaus to be delivered. If it’s any bit as good as Live Aus then I can’t wait. Well, sorry for the ramble, hehe
This song is phenominal. -
4:42 am on May 9th, 2011IDK why but everytime I hear this song I feel like shedding a tear. It is so dark and intense that it is just beyond beautiful. I just wish they would play it live. But given that it is very heavy I would understand why they don’t.
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8:56 am on July 10th, 2011What is this song about?
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4:44 am on October 18th, 2011I can listen to this all day long… Simply epic. Thank you Till and thank you Rammtein!
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8:42 pm on October 23rd, 2011I think this is about christian version of after-death events, like going to heaven and being judged by God.
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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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