"Erika" is both a common German female name and the German word for heather. The lyrics and melody of the song were written by Herms Niel, a German composer of marches. The exact year of the song's origin is not known; often the date is given as "about 1930", a date that, however, has not been substantiated. The song was originally published in 1938 by the publishing firm Louis Oertel in Großburgwedel. It had been popular prior to the start of World War II. The song encourages hard work, and according to Michael Tillotson, no other marching song during World War II reached the popularity of Erika.[3] It was exclusively played at large political events. It's about a girl back at home, no politics, no ideology. Just the girl I love .....
The song does a very nice job of mixing references to the girl with references to heather and the beauty of rural Germany, especially the alpine regions. Thus, like many popular soldiers' songs, it talks about a beloved girl back home with allegorical references to the beauty of the homeland they are fighting for. It's a very nice song.
@@generalspitfire01 I actually heard it sung at a german 'VFW' (I don't know what they call it). Basically, a lot of old vets drinking beer and singing. Our lieutenant told me that it was one of the few songs not banned by the German government.........I have no idea if the lieutenant was correct or blowing smoke; I had other things to do that day.
I knew an ex-SS man who went to Jerusalem and visited the Wailing Wall. While there he got his friend to take a photo of him ‘waving’ with his right hand. I shall leave it to your imagination as to how the photo looked… 😁
On the heath, there blooms a little flower and it's called : Erika. Eagerly a hundred thousand little bees, swarm around, Erika. For her heart is full of sweetness, a tender scent escapes her blossom-gown. On the heath, there blooms a little flower and it's called : Erika.
Back at home, there lives a little maiden and she's called : Erika. That girl is my faithful little darling and my joy, Erika! When the heather blooms in a reddish purple, I sing her this song in greeting. On the heath, there blooms a little flower and it's called : Erika.
In my room, there also blooms a little flower and it's called : Erika. Already In the grey of dawn, as it does at dusk, It looks at me, Erika! And it is as if it spoke aloud: "Are you thinking of your fiancée?" Back at home, a maiden weeps for you and she's called : Erika.
I was so surprised that the lyrics were speaking about flowers, love and not about war... Suprisingly, the most famous Greek song of the WW2 period in Greece sung by soldiers was "Λίγα λουλούδια αν θέλεις στείλε μου" which equals to "Please send me some flowers"! Music was still innocent at the time though in the middle of war...
That innocence and decency was what Germany was fighting for. Good thing we stopped them, eh? Now we have the same conditions as the Weimar Republic before these chads kicked out the Js that were at the root of all the horror and degeneracy. Weimar conditions: Weimar solutions.
Na polanie kwitnie sobie kwiateczek Zwie się on: Erika Obsiadają go tysiące pszczółeczek Wabi je Erika Bo jej serce jest całe słodziutkie słodka woń bije z jej spódnicy Na polanie kwitnie sobie kwiateczek zwie się on: Erika W moich stronach żyje sobie dziewczyna imię jej: Erika To dziewczątko jest prawdziwym skarbeczkiem mym Szczęście me: Erika Kiedy na polanie kwitnie wrzos ślę jej z serca nutek cały trzos Na polanie kwitnie sobie kwiateczek zwie się on: Erika W mojej izbie kwitnie także kwiatuszek zwie się on: Erika Co dzień z rana patrzy na mnie kwiatek ten To właśnie: Erika Słyszę jakby w głos pytała mnie czy pamiętasz o dziewczynie swej? W moich stronach płacze za mną dziewczyna imię jej: Erika
It's really sad that people think of hate when they hear this song. if you take the time to find out what the song is actually about, you'll find that it is a beautiful song! it was only used by the army because of the tempo and melody, which is perfect to march to. there is absolutely zero hate in this song.
Tienes razón,no tiene fundamento alguno y ni idea tiene,solo quiere figurar esta persona ,es de gran tradición está marcha,yo admiro al ejército alemán de la segunda guerra mundial,digan lo que digan
The song text in English - Erika is in German also the name for a flowering plant, the songs plays with this double meaning: On the heath, there blooms a little flower (xxx) and it's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx) Eagerly a hundred thousand little bees, (xxx) swarm around (xxx) Erika. (xxx) For her heart is full of sweetness, (xxx) a tender scent escapes her blossom-gown. (xxx) On the heath, there blooms a little flower (xxx) and it's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx) Back at home, there lives a little maiden (xxx) and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx) That girl is my faithful little darling (xxx) and my joy, (xxx) Erika. (xxx) When the heather blooms in a reddish purple, (xxx) I sing her this song in greeting. (xxx) On the heath, there blooms a little flower (xxx) and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx) In my room, there also blooms a little flower (xxx) and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx) Already In the grey of dawn, as it does at dusk, (xxx) It looks at me, (xxx) Erika. (xxx) And then it's to me as if it's saying aloud: (xxx) "Are you thinking of your little bride?" (xxx) Back at home, a maiden weeps for you (xxx) and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
Reunes a 100 hombres En una plaza, con ésta hermosa melodía Y apuesto, a que todos al unísono... Están cantando a todo pulmón. Saludos desde Guatemala.
Эрика На лугу цветёт маленький цветочек Имя ему - Эрика. Горячо сто тысяч маленьких пчелок Будут кружиться вокруг, Эрика Так как в ее сердце полно сладости, Нежным ароматом отдает от цветочков. На лугу растёт маленький цветочек Имя ему - Эрика. На родине живёт маленькая девочка Имя ей - Эрика. Эта девочка- моя верная милашка И моё счастье, Эрика. Когда красно-cиреневый вереск растет, Я пою в приветствие ей эту песню. На лугу цветут маленькие цветочки И это Эрика. В моей комнатке цветут тоже цветочки И это Эрика. При рассвете также, как и при сумерках Посмотри на меня, Эрика. И потом я спрашиваю громко: "Ты тоже думаешь о своей маленькой невесте?" На родине живёт маленькая девочка И это Эрика
I played this on my phone at the Chinese Buffet because some tards were watching YT videos right next to me while eating & had the sound quite loud. So I cranked this bad boy up just as loud. They all got up & left. Mission accomplished.
I am from Australia...German heritage but yes nothing wrobg with it its a great song. The lyrics are not racist or war driving...they are about a girl.in a little village she is called Erika...how is that wrong?
Its on my bucket list to visit Gemmingen Germany. One of my first ancestors to come to the United States was Hans Michael Risner and that was his birth place. Would love to meet some distant cousins.
Eight generations removed from my German ancestors and this shit still makes me want to get up and fucking March. That German never comes out of your blood.
this is actually NOT a Nazi song, but a harmless german military marching song that i sung even today, since its just a beautiful song about a Flower called Erika. Search for it, do your homework. Youll be surprised
This is not a political song! Its about as the person below stated about a girl back home. My neighbor was an outlander and impressed into the German Army. He would sing this song while tending his garden. NO connection to evil NAZISM!
" It was exclusively played at large political events." and I guess there was not a iota of what you disclaim (Nazism, Hate Speech & Anti Semitism) at those events
@@georgewashingtom6516 Not gay and don't wanna cry are you gay and wanna cry? Don't cry your people only lost 2 world wars try one more time ahhhhhhhhhhh now it's too late Germans became soft and homosexuals
"Erika" is both a common German female name and the German word for heather. The lyrics and melody of the song were written by Herms Niel, a German composer of marches. The exact year of the song's origin is not known; often the date is given as "about 1930", a date that, however, has not been substantiated. The song was originally published in 1938 by the publishing firm Louis Oertel in Großburgwedel. It had been popular prior to the start of World War II. The song encourages hard work, and according to Michael Tillotson, no other marching song during World War II reached the popularity of Erika.[3] It was exclusively played at large political events. It's about a girl back at home, no politics, no ideology. Just the girl I love .....
The song does a very nice job of mixing references to the girl with references to heather and the beauty of rural Germany, especially the alpine regions. Thus, like many popular soldiers' songs, it talks about a beloved girl back home with allegorical references to the beauty of the homeland they are fighting for. It's a very nice song.
ye know from bro?
I wonder if Germany still uses this song. Though if not then it's sad
@@generalspitfire01 I actually heard it sung at a german 'VFW' (I don't know what they call it). Basically, a lot of old vets drinking beer and singing. Our lieutenant told me that it was one of the few songs not banned by the German government.........I have no idea if the lieutenant was correct or blowing smoke; I had other things to do that day.
@@donaldwatson6621 Thanks. So wait. We're you in the Bundeswehr? Or am I wrong
When my plane landed in Tel Aviv I played this song. Strangely, I wasnt allowed to deboard.
I knew an ex-SS man who went to Jerusalem and visited the Wailing Wall. While there he got his friend to take a photo of him ‘waving’ with his right hand. I shall leave it to your imagination as to how the photo looked… 😁
@@misdangered4326 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are not failing. Jews are today als Germaniens in ww2.
@@misdangered4326 . Did he survive that ?
@@rashbirsingh8183 He did indeed, and had the photograph to prove it. Lived into his late 90’s, only died 2 years ago.
My grandfather loved this song. Greetings from Argentina.
I have news to break to you, did you say Argentina?
On the heath, there blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
Eagerly a hundred thousand little bees,
swarm around, Erika.
For her heart is full of sweetness,
a tender scent escapes her blossom-gown.
On the heath, there blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
Back at home, there lives a little maiden
and she's called : Erika.
That girl is my faithful little darling
and my joy, Erika!
When the heather blooms in a reddish purple,
I sing her this song in greeting.
On the heath, there blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
In my room, there also blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
Already In the grey of dawn, as it does at dusk,
It looks at me, Erika!
And it is as if it spoke aloud:
"Are you thinking of your fiancée?"
Back at home, a maiden weeps for you
and she's called : Erika.
Thanks
Thank you, wish there was a beginners german to learn how to properly sing one of arguably the best March anthems to exist
I just love the song and the lovely words !!!
@@deedeysel7502 if yk yk✋🏼😭
this song is so good, that my german neighbours trew a rock trought my winow, to hear it better
My Czech neighbors did the same thing to me.
😂😂😂😂
oh the polish people started hiding
LOL
😂😂😂😂😂
In Gedenken an meinen Opa, der es beim Marschieren an der Front immer gesungen hat, um Mut zu bekommen. Vermisse die Geschichten von ihm 🙏
How many Jews did he kill?
...Er hat sehr viel erlebt.
Ich wünsche ihm Wohlergehen und Freude in Walhalla.
@@kba155 not all Germans were at concentration camps I blame Adolf for the killing of Jews not the German people
@@kba155 🤓
@@kba155 he had to kill your mother and father fool...
I love this song. I see nothing wrong with love for one's country. I am from Ireland
no one asked
@@harambe9060no one asked for your reply
HALLO
I’m from Ireland as well but I’m half Ireland half Aussie
Verano ejército mirad e imitarlo panda de ,
Reminds me of the old days when I took a trip to Paris in 1940.
Are you steel alive, old pig?)))
You was not born ?
@@leobarberies5374 hes dement
😂😂😂😂
😂😂
I was so surprised that the lyrics were speaking about flowers, love and not about war... Suprisingly, the most famous Greek song of the WW2 period in Greece sung by soldiers was "Λίγα λουλούδια αν θέλεις στείλε μου" which equals to "Please send me some flowers"! Music was still innocent at the time though in the middle of war...
That's because gangsta rap and heavy metal wasn't back then 😂😂😂😂
@@corobashibason4181 Yes! 😄
@@corobashibason4181 That stuff arose in the midst of peace and plenty. Go figure.
That innocence and decency was what Germany was fighting for. Good thing we stopped them, eh? Now we have the same conditions as the Weimar Republic before these chads kicked out the Js that were at the root of all the horror and degeneracy. Weimar conditions: Weimar solutions.
bro to na tane to 21 akoma BANGER EINAI toulaxiston
German Teacher : Today We Are Going To Warsaw !
German Girls : YAY!!!
German Boys :
This song doesn’t talk about anything to do with Nazism or Anti Semitism, it’s ruined by people like band kids
i know
@@clairedelune61 cool
“raise your hand , its part of the culture”!
работа такая)
Singing this song under window of girlfriend room is so romantic.
if yk yk💀
I failed at art college admission. Thinking of playing this now 🗿
Лучше начать с Польши.🗿
Na polanie kwitnie sobie kwiateczek
Zwie się on: Erika
Obsiadają go tysiące pszczółeczek
Wabi je Erika
Bo jej serce jest całe słodziutkie
słodka woń bije z jej spódnicy
Na polanie kwitnie sobie kwiateczek
zwie się on: Erika
W moich stronach żyje sobie dziewczyna
imię jej: Erika
To dziewczątko jest prawdziwym skarbeczkiem mym
Szczęście me: Erika
Kiedy na polanie kwitnie wrzos
ślę jej z serca nutek cały trzos
Na polanie kwitnie sobie kwiateczek
zwie się on: Erika
W mojej izbie kwitnie także kwiatuszek
zwie się on: Erika
Co dzień z rana patrzy na mnie kwiatek ten
To właśnie: Erika
Słyszę jakby w głos pytała mnie
czy pamiętasz o dziewczynie swej?
W moich stronach płacze za mną dziewczyna
imię jej: Erika
,R U from Polska hi IZ ODESY UKRAINE Lewandowski nailepshi forward
This song is so good my arm raised to 70° on its own
😮😂🤣👏👏👏👏
Its a marching about a soldiers girl waiting for him and her name is erica.its not about nazis its dates before that.
Doesn’t matter. The Nazis used it.
Stfu you're ruining it
Played this in my Audi. Sound system blasting!! Loved it
It's really sad that people think of hate when they hear this song. if you take the time to find out what the song is actually about, you'll find that it is a beautiful song! it was only used by the army because of the tempo and melody, which is perfect to march to. there is absolutely zero hate in this song.
Ein Lied welches nie alt und langweilig wird.
This song is so good my Jewish neighbour through a brick through my window to hear it better 🙋
Why would you have to put a disclaimer on this song ? it's a traditional German song about a young girl.Thanks juice tube.
Stop noticing things, cattle!!
Tienes razón,no tiene fundamento alguno y ni idea tiene,solo quiere figurar esta persona ,es de gran tradición está marcha,yo admiro al ejército alemán de la segunda guerra mundial,digan lo que digan
Because Susan W & her woke minions are sheisehunds
I played this in a synagogue and people started panicking.
💀
The song text in English - Erika is in German also the name for a flowering plant, the songs plays with this double meaning:
On the heath, there blooms a little flower (xxx)
and it's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
Eagerly a hundred thousand little bees, (xxx)
swarm around (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
For her heart is full of sweetness, (xxx)
a tender scent escapes her blossom-gown. (xxx)
On the heath, there blooms a little flower (xxx)
and it's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
Back at home, there lives a little maiden (xxx)
and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
That girl is my faithful little darling (xxx)
and my joy, (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
When the heather blooms in a reddish purple, (xxx)
I sing her this song in greeting. (xxx)
On the heath, there blooms a little flower (xxx)
and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
In my room, there also blooms a little flower (xxx)
and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
Already In the grey of dawn, as it does at dusk, (xxx)
It looks at me, (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
And then it's to me as if it's saying aloud: (xxx)
"Are you thinking of your little bride?" (xxx)
Back at home, a maiden weeps for you (xxx)
and she's called (xxx) Erika. (xxx)
The Austrian painter's eyes are teary... he is lost in deep thoughts. Eeeeeeerika
Erika ist eben ein schöner deutscher Frauenname.
Richtig, meine Mama heißt Erika 😁
A co to piękna Niemka? Nigdy nie widziałem.
Reunes a 100 hombres
En una plaza, con ésta hermosa melodía
Y apuesto, a que todos al unísono...
Están cantando a todo pulmón.
Saludos desde Guatemala.
ÉRIKA = Bellísima marcha alemana...* Saludos desde el Paraguay 🟥⬜🟦 , siempre con la querida Alemania en el corazón 💛❤🖤
A lot of people confuse this as a (nazi) song, its not. Its about hard work and a girl at home named erika waiting for him to return
Then you are quite a bit stupid 😂 no no totally normal song. Just about some love story.
Эрика
На лугу цветёт маленький цветочек
Имя ему - Эрика.
Горячо сто тысяч маленьких пчелок
Будут кружиться вокруг, Эрика
Так как в ее сердце полно сладости,
Нежным ароматом отдает от цветочков.
На лугу растёт маленький цветочек
Имя ему - Эрика.
На родине живёт маленькая девочка
Имя ей - Эрика.
Эта девочка- моя верная милашка
И моё счастье, Эрика.
Когда красно-cиреневый вереск растет,
Я пою в приветствие ей эту песню.
На лугу цветут маленькие цветочки
И это Эрика.
В моей комнатке цветут тоже цветочки
И это Эрика.
При рассвете также, как и при сумерках
Посмотри на меня, Эрика.
И потом я спрашиваю громко:
"Ты тоже думаешь о своей маленькой невесте?"
На родине живёт маленькая девочка
И это Эрика
Зер гуд Вольдемар
I translated this song to my wife 30 years ago on holiday in the caniary islands 🇩🇪 she didn’t get it , but we got served at the bar ,
راءع❤
亡父が好きだった曲。 聴くと元気が出ると言っていた。
Ich vermisse dich Deutschland.
...ich bin aufgestanden bei dem Lied !!... ( 22.September 2022 )
Wir waren alle Deutchen
jetzt ist Deutschland total scheisse, ich wander aus nach Latein Amerika
Wir haben uns abgeschafft.
Да они скучали по Германии. Подыхая в сталинграде. Дорога им в ад!
I played this song in my Audi and it transformed in a Panther tank
When I played this song my Ford transformed into an Audi. I'll play it again and see what happens.
@@SBCBears Too my Mercedes became tiger 2!!!
Impressive
Great song 🎵
Greetings from Persia, We love Deutschland ❤
because we get paid a lot? 😂😂😂😂😂
Is this the song that is sung by the German and SS soldiers at the beginning of "Schindler's List"?
Dies bewegt die Seele unvergessener Zeiten.
Danke schön, super, super musika. Grüße.
I played this on my phone at the Chinese Buffet because some tards were watching YT videos right next to me while eating & had the sound quite loud.
So I cranked this bad boy up just as loud. They all got up & left.
Mission accomplished.
The only song who make the real German cry
Nope.. the national anthem and "ode to joy" 😉.. and maybe a song by David Hasselhoff
Germany had a military song about a girl called Erica, Russia had Katyusha anyone know if the US or UK had one in particular
Herrliches Lied, Grüße aus Spanien
This song has led to a LOT of extremely funny videos. I came searching for it.
Glück ab ein Deutscher Fallschirmjäger 🎗️
Muy linda marcha saludos desde argentina
Liebe Grüße nach Argentinien aus Deutschland
An Argentinian praising a German marching song ....
Yeah nothing suspicious about that
🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨 ¿Qué hacía tu abuelo antes de 1945?
de hecho además sirve de mucho para hace memes 🤣🤣🤣
@@indigobadman7556 Is there a problem, jew?
This is actually good
かっこよすぎる…
Мій дід громив комуністів. Тепер я громлю колони руськіх обізян❤🇺🇦🇩🇪 Ich liebe dieses Lied
Beware of Iranian drones above the heads of Ukrainian comrades
слава кокаину!хэроям(на кладбищах) слава!
!!!!!!!! Ein sehr schönes Lied !!!!!
Beste Grüsse nach Deutschland aus Finnland,
Yes, it is.
Scheißlied für NS-Grabenschnecke, AfDumkopf :)
Ahhahahahha
geht so
I am from Australia...German heritage but yes nothing wrobg with it its a great song. The lyrics are not racist or war driving...they are about a girl.in a little village she is called Erika...how is that wrong?
Its on my bucket list to visit Gemmingen Germany. One of my first ancestors to come to the United States was Hans Michael Risner and that was his birth place. Would love to meet some distant cousins.
Would be a pleasure to welcome you in 'good old Germany'. :)
Dann würde ich mich beeilen . Und sicher keine Großstadt besuchen . Da bekommt man den Eindruck man befindet in Kabul, Teheran oder Nairobi.
I love this song. My grandfather was a German soldier and the brothers of my grandmother too
Ja das ist auch ein sehr schönes Muskivideo.
Und das lied hört sich sehr schön an.
Und ich habe dieses lied schon mehrfach gehört 💖👍
Mein Großvater war SS. Er pflegte dieses Lied zu pfeifen, während er in seinem Laden arbeitete.
Eight generations removed from my German ancestors and this shit still makes me want to get up and fucking March.
That German never comes out of your blood.
Once the blood is cleaned it keeps clean
Your Chancellor invited every lowlife world wide too come and live in Germany the pure German has almost disappeared.
Anyway it looks good about the Nazi Germany
Glorioso.
Замечательно звучит...!
russia is tillt get use to itsye had your fuckin chance
В москве скоро будет звучать😅
@@catbasilio8778 было бы неплохо (Одесса)
@@СергейТокарев-ч4т слава кокаину! водителям леопардов,абрамсов и челеджеров посвящается
@@catbasilio8778 у вас мопеды в ушах звучат
I am most grateful for the translation of this rousing song.
Can you please do one foŕ Lili Marlene & Horst Weschel song
Am I allowed to eat a bagel and listen to this song?
Amen
Jah vohl!
Je suscite l’air le son est incroyable
Why post the song/video if this strikes such terror in your heart that you have to post a disclaimer? I’ll find another channel to watch this song on.
Recuerdos de mi colegio donde se cantaba siempre. Muy buena.
Eso explica mucho sobre el pais
Anybody noticed the first three notes of Ericka are similar to Indiana Jones march?
What's Indiana jones
Excelente
1:21 Sounds like they are saying "Jesus made a list"
Very beautiful march👍
What is the emblem from?
masterpiece
Have to play at least several times a day
@@jamescameron2076 as a Jew best song out there
In this part I thought it said "Thousand Reich" but it says this "hunderttausend kleinen" I was like 😮
I played this in my Volkswagen
It is now attempting to invade Stalingrad
How do I make this my ringtone?
I just love the way everybody thinks this song is nazi... Bro is just a german song about a lil flower ^^'
The best soldiers in the world came and will always come from Germany…
Nahh just homosexuals now
Tak jest najlepsi. Opaleni , trans płuciowi pod tęczowym sztandarem. Z generalicją która przybyła z Afryki na tratwie.
Sorry I don’t speak Chinese
th-cam.com/video/DGcObURiphI/w-d-xo.html ☝💪
this is actually NOT a Nazi song, but a harmless german military marching song that i sung even today, since its just a beautiful song about a Flower called Erika. Search for it, do your homework. Youll be surprised
This is what an unhappy Scottish man says when the owner of the dog won't pick up its dog waste... ➡️ 0:35
I can hear the goosestepping!
Se la riproduco su Shazam mi dice "Inno Lazio" perché?
This is not a political song! Its about as the person below stated about a girl back home. My neighbor was an outlander and impressed into the German Army. He would sing this song while tending his garden. NO connection to evil NAZISM!
A random German song: exists
The internet: Hey
Although my grandfather is from Argentina, this is favorite song!
Anyone here after Al jokes (Alex) video?
Actually yes
Super song!❤
Some say this song plays when you get rejected from art school
😆😆😆
is this legal to listen in public in germany?
POW: listen it by a whistling German MP
Germans: listen it on a MP40
Allies: listen it on a MP3
Ich wirklich vermisse diese Tage damals sehr, so sehr...
Les paroles de cette chanson est un hymne à la vie, liberté d aimer la vie 🇫🇷🇩🇪🇫🇷🇩🇪🇫🇷❤️🙏💕💓💞
No existen soldados valientes, existen soldados que junto a otros soldados se sienten apoyados, pero valientes no existen ni existirán.
30 IQ takes
Ni Rambo?
I played this at a birthday in Tel Aviv...could anyone recommend a good attorney from Israel?
Dieses Lied sollten wir in Kindergarten zu singen.
Muss mir das Lied auch ständig im Auto anhören !! 😉
Dito😊
😂😂 stark ahhahahah
And come to exarhia Athens
The song is still good
It's relationship to the nazi is irrelevant
Its beat is motivational
" It was exclusively played at large political events."
and I guess there was not a iota of what you disclaim (Nazism, Hate Speech & Anti Semitism) at those events
The entire class when the teacher leaves
Love the lyrics. So sweet. Being part German, I enjoy hearing songs is love and joy. Just not to pictures of the Third Reich to the song.
Habe ich noch beim Bund gesungen,Gott ich bin alt geworden...
i didn't know MRS PARKER - BOWLES NAME was ERIKA.
My grandpa's hand started rising 😭
Das ist das Deutschland was ich kenne ❤
Nazi? 😂
@@Robson7788Uns dafür zu rechtfertigen müssen wir nicht!
@@Robson7788 Gay wanna cry?
@@georgewashingtom6516 Not gay and don't wanna cry are you gay and wanna cry?
Don't cry your people only lost 2 world wars try one more time ahhhhhhhhhhh now it's too late Germans became soft and homosexuals
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