I don't speak German but I can if you like (ow)

Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair
Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair

Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair
Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair

Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair
Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair

I'll take you out tonight do whatever you like
Scheiße, Scheiße be mine, Scheiße be mine
Put on a show tonight do whatever you like
Scheiße, Scheiße be mine, Scheiße be mine

When I am on a mission
I rebuke my condition
If you're a strong female
You don't need permission

I, I wish that I could dance
On a single prayer
I wish I could be strong
Without somebody there

I, I wish that I could dance
On a single prayer
I wish I could be strong
Without the Scheiße yeah

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
(I don't speak German but I wish I could) without the Scheiße yeah

Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair
Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair

Love is objectified
By what men say is right
Scheiße, Scheiße be mine
Bullshit be mine
Blonde high-heeled feminist enlisting femmes for this
Express your woman-kind fight for your right (fight for your right)

When I am on a mission
I rebuke my condition
If you're a strong female
You don't need permission

I, I wish that I could dance
On a single prayer
I wish I could be strong
Without somebody there

I, I wish that I could dance
On a single prayer
I wish I could be strong
Without the Scheiße yeah

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
(I don't speak German but I wish I could) without the Scheiße yeah

I-I-I-I-I-I don't speak German I-I-I but I can if you like
I-I-I-I-I-I don't speak German I-I-I but I can if you like

I, I wish that I could dance
On a single prayer
I wish I could be strong
Without permission, yeah

I, I wish that I could dance
On a single prayer
I wish I could be strong
Without the Scheiße yeah

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, without the Scheiße yeah

Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair
Ich schleiban austa be clair, es kumpent üske monstère
Aus-be aus-can-be flaugen, fräulein uske-be clair (uske-be clair)


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Scheiße Lyrics as written by Stefani Germanotta Nadir Khayat

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    Lady Gaga is amazing, and not only because she is an american singer singing in German with a French accent.

    As for the meaning, i think it is about trying so hard to impress someone, then having them reject you, so your left feeling down and almost regretful that you tried (hence the name of the song - scheisse, meaning shit or dammit)

    PhObOton April 21, 2011   Link

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