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"Men", by Herbert Grönemeyer
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"Men", by Herbert Grönemeyer

When I started to learn German a few years ago, my German teacher played this song in class so we could try to understand the lyrics. At that time I was a totally blue pill guy and I remember that hearing this song made me feel very well. At that moment I never thought that somebody could sing a song like this in favour of men. A rarely phenomenom, the singer is describing men in a positive, beautiful, vorbildlich way.

He is a famous singer in Germany, and the song is called "Männer":







"Men"

Men take you in their arms
Men give comfort
Men cry secretly
Men need a lot of tenderness and
Men are so vulnerable
Men are just irreplacable in this world

Men buy women
Men are always on the run
Men flirt like crazy
Men lie on the telephone
Men are ready all the time
Men captivate with their money and nonchalance

Men have a hard life, but take it easy
Hard on the outside, soft at the inside
When being a child they already are turned into men
When is a man a man?

When is a man a man?

Men have muscles
Men are so strong
Men can do everything
Men get a heart attack and
Men are lonely fighters
Have to get through every wall, always have to go on

Men have a hard life, but take it easy
Hard on the outside, soft at the inside
When being a child they already are turned into men
When is a man a man?

Men lead wars
Men are already drunk when they are yet babies
Men smoke pipe
Men are extremly clever
Men build rockets
Men do everything, yes exactly

When is a man a man?

Men get no children
Men get thin hair
Men are human beings too
Men are a bit strange and
Man are so vulnerable
Men are just irreplacable in this world
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"Men", by Herbert Grönemeyer

Leutnant Werner from Das Boot
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