| | Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Reise, Reise (page 1/1) ------ performed by Rammstein Rammstein are great! | Reviewer: Nunu | 1/1/2008 Awesome!!!!!!!! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/10/2007 I really love this song! I`m norwegian, but I love rammstein anyway;) I can listen to them for hours! woho! Reise reise live is awesome!!!!!! soooooo awesome!!!! | Reviewer: ItsXTheXEmoXKidd13 | 10/29/2007 i love this song!!!!!.....its my absolute fave!!!...this band is really awesome...my friend got me into them and now im hooked....and the cool thing is i can sing along w/ them.....i used to speak a little german when i was little...soooooo that and the lyrics help....hehe...these guys r really awesome!!!! translation | Reviewer: chris | 4/22/2007 Even on the waves there is fighting Where fish and flesh are woven into sea One stabs the lance into an army Another throws it into the ocean Ahoy Journey, journey seaman journey Each does it in his own way One thrusts the spear into a man Another then into the fish Journey, journey seaman journey And the waves cry softly In their blood a spear is lodged They bleed softly into the ocean The lance must be drowned in flesh Fish and man sink to the depths Where the black soul dwells there is no light on the horizon Ahoy Journey, journey seaman journey Each does it in his own way One thrusts the spear into a man Another then into the fish Journey, journey seaman journey And the waves cry softly In their blood a spear is lodged They bleed softly into the ocean Journey, journey seaman journey And the waves cry softly In their heart a spear is lodged They bleed themselves dry on the shore Reise, Reise | Reviewer: Ann | 3/7/2005 Another great and deep song by the best band this world had ever seen. Reise, Reise sounds very nice, and the lyrics are superb too! But what do you expect - this is Rammstein! The more interesting about the song - ***Though written as a noun, "Reise" is obviously used as a verb in the song. The phrase "Reise, Reise" is used by seamen as a wake-up call and finds its roots in the Middle High German verb "risen", which meant "to rise" (to which it is obviously related as well). This verb has since died out in New High German, though the noun was retained and came to mean "journey" or "voyage". The verb "reisen" was rederived from the noun "Reise", but now means "to journey" or "to travel". It seems the old meaning has been preserved in this phrase in the seaman's language. -SOURCE - WWW.HERZELEID.COM Add Your New Review About The Song | | | |||||||||
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