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    I loved this song from the first time I heard it. It was worth naming the album after it. Well, I think the lyrics are quite obvious. It's about a man who isn't able to get a woman to love him, so he just pictures that he can have her in his fantasy. And the constant change between "Liebe ist für alle da - Nicht für mich" and "Liebe ist für alle da - Auch für mich!" seems to suggest that he is somewhat losing his touch with reality, or that's at least how I interpret it.

    MarcVaHeon October 08, 2009   Link
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    Note that just before he first says love is auch für mich, that he suddenly talks about "So braune haut!"

    maybe he's on a trip to Thailand where girls are made readily available with no questions asked.

    Fiji42on December 30, 2009   Link
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    Maybe it's just me but I think it's about rape. A sexually frustrated guy who watches "beautiful bodies, nice curves..." but can't get any of it in the natural way (=with her approval), so he just takes it violently. "Ich halt sie fest/ Und keiner sieht sie weinen".

    Ashtray-girlon May 03, 2010   Link
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    Not sure where some of you guys are getting rape and porn from... I see some dirty thoughts in the lyrics but not those. Pretty easy song to decipher, it's about someone who can't find love/can't get a girl they want so they fantasize about her.

    Soundtallicaon September 07, 2013   Link
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    I found this song and the entire album pretty mediocre. I hope the next album shows a real improvement, and brings back more of the style that they had in the beginning.

    gothic_hobbiton June 26, 2017   Link
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    This is blatently about porn. This band are fucking dirty when it comes to lyric.

    Chrissal1xon May 30, 2012   Link

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