du fährst in deinem wagen rum den ganzen langen tag- und wunderst dich dabei auch noch, warum dich keiner mag- wenn jemand auf dich schießen will, bist du gleich angepißt - guck einfach in den spiegel, mann, dann weißt du was du bist- nur ein polizist- nur ein scheißfaschist- ich trage schwarzes leder und ich bin für anarchie- ich scheiße auf die spießer- fickt euch doch ins knie- ich schnorre meine kohle, hab kein konto bei der bank- und gerstensaft aus dosen ist mein zaubertrank- denn ich bin ein punk- dies ist mein schlachtgesang


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    hammer lied auf dem album 5,6,7,8-bullenstaat!

    angie666on January 13, 2002   Link
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    yeah! right on!!!!!!!! i was thinking the same thing!!!

    (i have no idea what you just said)

    JulieMarleneon January 13, 2002   Link
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    i am one punk. nothing else to it.

    iampunkon January 16, 2002   Link
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    Ahhm. Yeah. A song from the worst record Die Ärzte ever made. OMG this song is so stupid.

    Beatsteakon December 27, 2004   Link
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    this song is - like every other song on "5,6,7,8 Bullestaat" ironic. It' your own fault if you don't get it Beatsteak.

    DirtyHarryon December 27, 2004   Link
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    Don't think that "Chile" is ironic, is it? And I just don't like the whole record. Sorry, Harry.

    Beatsteakon December 28, 2004   Link
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    I can't completely agree about "5,6,7,8 Bullenstaat". There is clearly a reason for this album's only being sold at conerts and not in stores - to me it sounds more like a demo tape than an actual album, but it has some good songs on it. Cops Underwater, Bravopunks, Punkbabies, and the live version of Paul are my favorites from that album. In general, die Ärzte sound a lot more 'raw' in a lot of these songs.

    paphanon March 29, 2005   Link
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    i also think that this song is totally ironic. i don't like "5,6,7,8 bullenstaat" but i think that many songs on this record are meant ironic. farin or bela also said one time in a interview that, when die ärzte were founded, they were pissed by all those punk bands that only wrote stupid songs against the police, the government and the whole society. so they wanted to do something different.

    *Millencolin*on March 19, 2006   Link

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