Lyrics: DE - Fremder Bahnhof, fremde Stadt Unterwegs zu Vater Staat Du musst zur Bundeswehr Ohohoh, du musst zur Bundes-wehr
Du sagst, du fasst keine Waffe an Hast alles versucht, doch jetzt bist du dran Du musst zur Bundeswehr Ohohoh, du musst zur Bundes-wehr
Fünfhundert Kilometer von zu Haus' Deine Freundin geht mit andern aus Sie schreibt nicht mal mehr Ohohoh, an die Bundeswehr
Dein Freund meint, er hat keine Möglichkeit Keinen Job, er bleibt Soldat auf Zeit Bei der Bundeswehr Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Düsenjäger dröhnen in deinen Ohr'n
Granaten krachen in deinen Ohr'n Da musst du durch, sonst hast du verlor'n Bei der Bundeswehr Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Deine Träume vergeh'n dir schnell
(Achtung: Appell!) Bei der Bundeswehr Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Du stellst keine Fragen, du hast keine Wahl Wenn du denkst, wird dir das Leben zur Qual Bei der Bundeswehr Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr Bei der Bundeswehr Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Ein falscher Knopdruck und es ist zu spät Computerspiele werden Realität Und sie ist nicht mehr Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr Unsre Bundeswehr Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr Unsre Bundeswehr Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr Unsre Bundeswehr EN - A foreign station, a foreign city On the way to Father State *(Uncle Sam equivalent) You must to the Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, you must to the Bundeswehr
You say you take no weapon Have tried everything, but now you are here You must to the Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, you must to the Bundeswehr
Five hundred kilometres from home Your girlfriend goes out with an another She doesn't write anymore Oh-o-oh, to the Bundeswehr
You friend thinks he has no prospects No job, he stays a soldier for the time In the Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
Jet fighters are roaring in your ears
Grenades crash in your ears This you must go through, otherwise you are lost In the Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
Your dreams leave you quickly
(Attention: Rollcall!) In the Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
You ask no questions, you have no vote When you think, life becomes agony to you In the Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr In the Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
A wrong button press and it is too late Computer games become reality And she is no more Oh-o-oh, our Bundeswehr Our Bundeswehr Oh-o-oh, our Bundeswehr
As an American, I desperately want a playlist of West German music. I love seeing NATOwave vids or listening to music where the free nations of Europe took pride in themselves, especially in contrast to the heavily propagandized Communist East. From the other side of the Atlantic, God bless! 🇺🇸🤝🏻🇩🇪
Thanks for your heartwarming comment my friend! If you're interested, there are two 1 hour long compilations of West German military marches on my channel. It's not songs with lyrics, but still could be pleasant to give them a listen. Also, if you want to support me and help our communuty grow, consider subscribing to the channel and sharing the vids you like. Have a beautiful day!
Glad to see some West German music finally. I was curious if you intended to go and do some more of these videos. I have seen your airforce and navy song sets and quite liked them
Whenever I find music I see fitting, I upload it. There will be more historical music (West German + other nations) uploaded in the future for sure! Thank you for taking your time and listening to both my naval and airforce music compilations :)
@@joaogabrielimperial7777 I would say Russian and German songs in general tend to be more catchy than not imo, whether they be ML, NS, liberal democratic, or any other ideology. But I will agree with you their monarchist periods probably have the best songs, and I really like Kaiserredux (a reworked version of Kaiserreich).
absolutely based take, so sick of the GDR songs im happy i came across this west germany never gets the credit it deserves being the nato frontline for so many decades. fathers and sons in the same job protecting the same world where each person is free.
Tbh West Germany doesn't need propaganda. Propaganda implies a distortion of reality when it's completely unnecessary in contrast to its Eastern counterpart.
I really enjoy this song, sadly my family happend to live behind the iron courtain so we couldnt experience the good the West did but atleast I can enjoy the music
Finally something West German And a West German flag-map.... Sadly my country was a Soviet puppet, at least most of Germany could have enjoyed a happy life after 1945
@@agentusm7871 my friend, I'm from Poland. And not even from these lands unlawfully stolen from Germany in 1945, but those which always were Polish (Masovia). Polish People's Republic was to some extent independent, but we had to follow orders from Moscow. And not only us - Hungary and Czechoslovakia felt it brutally. In both 1956 and 1968 these states were still run by communists, but not pro-Soviet ones. Not sure about East Germany, but why shouldn't I think they followed the same pattern?
@@BartlomiejDmowski You are absolutly right. east germany was also a total puppet. they coul almost do nothing in terms of foreign policy without asking for consent and help in moscow
@@Spider_aaaahhh Look at the date when Germany reunited. That's right, they did it after 3 years after ussr fell. You do realize also that out of all warsaw pact countries, GDR left socialism later than others? Also btw FRG was puppet state in hands of NATO, especially how US forces could freely operate anywhere in it
This is a song against the forceful conscription of men in Germany from 1955 to 2011. We sang it in our barracks as a protest. The civil service alternative meant discrimination and social stigma. The themes are pretty on point: Being far away from home, cheating girl, professional soldiers, especially NCOs being losers in civilian life, the intimidation and later on dissolution with the system you feel, being unable to act and only being acted upon. And then the fear of the war going hot. I was stationed in Hessen at the German-German border. Our mission was clear: Fight to the last shell to buy time for a defense to be organized at the Rhine and getting NATO forces across the pond and to the front.
I also think they sound better. They are more complex and give you a sense of power with the high tempo end energetic instruments. This is a remake of a rock song.
Another element of East German propaganda is that the imagery (particularly the uniforms, later down the line) dipped heavily into a Prussian aesthetic. But that seems to be a recurring element in communist propaganda and music - there's always an underlying element of patriotism or even nationalism, despite the ostensible "international" message. I guess it goes hand-in-hand with the paranoid, "besieged" mentality of their governments.
This song was released in 1987, which is 4 years BEFORE the official end of the cold war (26th of December 1991). At least make some effort in your research before commenting
By the way, the first video game was introduced in 1958 and in the 70s, videogames started rising into prominence. Again, you could at least do the basic effort in research before commenting stuff you have no clue about
@@vexilloman By "Computerspielen" I assumed they were referring to FPS games which blew up a decade later (despite the commodore 64 being released in 1982). a verse like that from 1987 felt eerily ahead of its time, hence my comment. Thanks for the brief gaming history checkup regardless.
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"A happy century does not exist; but there are moments of happiness, and there is freedom in the moment."
- Ernst Jünger
i though that was eren jeager
Protect the Faterland
Based GSG-9 founder
roge
IS THAT A MOTHERFUCKING TNO REFERENCE!!!!???
YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER! YO SPEER!
Lyrics: DE - Fremder Bahnhof, fremde Stadt
Unterwegs zu Vater Staat
Du musst zur Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, du musst zur Bundes-wehr
Du sagst, du fasst keine Waffe an
Hast alles versucht, doch jetzt bist du dran
Du musst zur Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, du musst zur Bundes-wehr
Fünfhundert Kilometer von zu Haus'
Deine Freundin geht mit andern aus
Sie schreibt nicht mal mehr
Ohohoh, an die Bundeswehr
Dein Freund meint, er hat keine Möglichkeit
Keinen Job, er bleibt Soldat auf Zeit
Bei der Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Düsenjäger dröhnen in deinen Ohr'n
Granaten krachen in deinen Ohr'n
Da musst du durch, sonst hast du verlor'n
Bei der Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Deine Träume vergeh'n dir schnell
(Achtung: Appell!)
Bei der Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Du stellst keine Fragen, du hast keine Wahl
Wenn du denkst, wird dir das Leben zur Qual
Bei der Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Bei der Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, bei der Bundes-wehr
Ein falscher Knopdruck und es ist zu spät
Computerspiele werden Realität
Und sie ist nicht mehr
Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr
Unsre Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr
Unsre Bundeswehr
Ohohoh, unsre Bundeswehr
Unsre Bundeswehr
EN - A foreign station, a foreign city
On the way to Father State *(Uncle Sam equivalent)
You must to the Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, you must to the Bundeswehr
You say you take no weapon
Have tried everything, but now you are here
You must to the Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, you must to the Bundeswehr
Five hundred kilometres from home
Your girlfriend goes out with an another
She doesn't write anymore
Oh-o-oh, to the Bundeswehr
You friend thinks he has no prospects
No job, he stays a soldier for the time
In the Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
Jet fighters are roaring in your ears
Grenades crash in your ears
This you must go through, otherwise you are lost
In the Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
Your dreams leave you quickly
(Attention: Rollcall!)
In the Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
You ask no questions, you have no vote
When you think, life becomes agony to you
In the Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
In the Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, in the Bundeswehr
A wrong button press and it is too late
Computer games become reality
And she is no more
Oh-o-oh, our Bundeswehr
Our Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, our Bundeswehr
Our Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, our Bundeswehr
Our Bundeswehr
Oh-o-oh, our Bundeswehr
As an American, I desperately want a playlist of West German music. I love seeing NATOwave vids or listening to music where the free nations of Europe took pride in themselves, especially in contrast to the heavily propagandized Communist East.
From the other side of the Atlantic, God bless! 🇺🇸🤝🏻🇩🇪
Thanks for your heartwarming comment my friend!
If you're interested, there are two 1 hour long compilations of West German military marches on my channel. It's not songs with lyrics, but still could be pleasant to give them a listen.
Also, if you want to support me and help our communuty grow, consider subscribing to the channel and sharing the vids you like.
Have a beautiful day!
gayest comment i ever seen
Glad to see some West German music finally. I was curious if you intended to go and do some more of these videos. I have seen your airforce and navy song sets and quite liked them
Whenever I find music I see fitting, I upload it. There will be more historical music (West German + other nations) uploaded in the future for sure! Thank you for taking your time and listening to both my naval and airforce music compilations :)
Even despite the obvious controversy, some of the Third Reich songs were catchy. This is better sounding though.
@@lugiasimply6054 kaiserreich >>>> HRE >>>> 3 reich >>>> DDR >>> west germany
best songs for me
@@joaogabrielimperial7777 I would say Russian and German songs in general tend to be more catchy than not imo, whether they be ML, NS, liberal democratic, or any other ideology. But I will agree with you their monarchist periods probably have the best songs, and I really like Kaiserredux (a reworked version of Kaiserreich).
87-88 Panzeraufklärungsbataillon6"Eutin Schleswig Holstein... RETTBERG KASERNE
🇩🇪❤🇩🇪❤🇩🇪❤
absolutely based take, so sick of the GDR songs im happy i came across this west germany never gets the credit it deserves being the nato frontline for so many decades. fathers and sons in the same job protecting the same world where each person is free.
I am more than happy that you enjoy the music my friend. If you want to support me, consider subscribing to the channel.
BUNDESWEHR GERMAN LEOPARD 2A7
Wonderful tank, but I prefer the Leopard 1A1 just for its looks. That and she's an absolute speed demon of a tank
BUNDESWEHR die😍 NUMMER 1
🕊🤎🇩🇪🌌🌌🌌
Tbh West Germany doesn't need propaganda. Propaganda implies a distortion of reality when it's completely unnecessary in contrast to its Eastern counterpart.
Exactly
The entire western is a propaganda
Yeah, you dont need propaganda when you dont have to hide poverty and dictatorship
@@leopold_7 Good thing Germany isn't western. It is central European.
Propaganda isn't necessarily a distortion of reality, rather merely a way to influence people's minds towards a certain political objective/agenda
schwach sinn meine beste zeit war beim Bund
I'm Born and Grouing Up in Germany🇩🇪🖤❤💛❣💞💕💓💗💘❤💖💝
Німецька мова - мова військових пісень...❤
My Favorite Song on German🇩🇪🤘🏻👍🏻❣💞💕💓💗❤💘💖💝
My Favourite Song on German and I'm Gorn in Germany 🇩🇪👍🏻❣💞💕💗💓❤💘💖💝
Faszinierend dass unter einem Bundeswehr Song mehr Amys als Deutsche sind :D
Absolutely based. West Germany dunked on the communists without having to lift a finger lol. Adenauer would be proud.
Hell yeah
What Democracy does to a motherfucker 😎
roge
it's the german version of "In the Army Now"
I want this on Spotify sooo badly.
For real.
i saw many kaiserreich, national socialist and DDR sonvs, but few west germany songs.
Wait i recognise this.... sabaton used such a beat!!!! Nice
In the song youre in the army now
you're a man of culture and wisdom I see
@@tomirexthereal The Sabaton song was a cover.
Bruh sabaton song was a cover mate, the original I believe it was duo status or something like that
@@ashtondoesathing "used this beat" I never said they made it
It's actually an anti-army song...
Thanks for the info!
@@vexilloman No problem. Do you want a translation?
@@DieReaktion I have the translation. Thanks
Why? Were they scared of WW3?
@@calibvr It's a song against conscription
I'M Born on Germany🇩🇪❣💞💕💗💓❤💘💖💝
I really enjoy this song, sadly my family happend to live behind the iron courtain so we couldnt experience the good the West did but atleast I can enjoy the music
Munster Floppa?
@@calibvr Yes, im suprised you knew
@@Corkerstein just noticed the pfp and name and went wait a minute
@@calibvr Ya follow me on Instagram or smth?
I never knew i needed German Sabaton.
The fog is rolling in strong tonight , can still see the glow though .
What's the original song?
Status Quo - In The Army Now
West Germany: I am the propaganda.
I like this song,
Finally something West German
And a West German flag-map....
Sadly my country was a Soviet puppet, at least most of Germany could have enjoyed a happy life after 1945
Bro thinks GDR was puppet💀
@@agentusm7871 my friend, I'm from Poland. And not even from these lands unlawfully stolen from Germany in 1945, but those which always were Polish (Masovia). Polish People's Republic was to some extent independent, but we had to follow orders from Moscow. And not only us - Hungary and Czechoslovakia felt it brutally. In both 1956 and 1968 these states were still run by communists, but not pro-Soviet ones. Not sure about East Germany, but why shouldn't I think they followed the same pattern?
@@BartlomiejDmowski You are absolutly right. east germany was also a total puppet. they coul almost do nothing in terms of foreign policy without asking for consent and help in moscow
@@agentusm7871 how do you know if it wasn't a puppet tho 🥶
@@Spider_aaaahhh Look at the date when Germany reunited. That's right, they did it after 3 years after ussr fell. You do realize also that out of all warsaw pact countries, GDR left socialism later than others? Also btw FRG was puppet state in hands of NATO, especially how US forces could freely operate anywhere in it
If your Fat or skinny, weak or dumb. It does not matter! If you want to go to the Army GO! Do something with your life, before its to late!
How is this message related to the video?
This is a song against the forceful conscription of men in Germany from 1955 to 2011. We sang it in our barracks as a protest. The civil service alternative meant discrimination and social stigma. The themes are pretty on point: Being far away from home, cheating girl, professional soldiers, especially NCOs being losers in civilian life, the intimidation and later on dissolution with the system you feel, being unable to act and only being acted upon. And then the fear of the war going hot. I was stationed in Hessen at the German-German border. Our mission was clear: Fight to the last shell to buy time for a defense to be organized at the Rhine and getting NATO forces across the pond and to the front.
I like this song 😊
Is that the Phil Collins song of you're in the army now
This is a cover of In The Army Now with changed lyrics
There was a band called Status Quo who had the same song out around November 1986.
Bundeswehr ❤️🇩🇪 Leopard 2 soldier family
this sounds better than Monika if I’m honest ngl
I say, that is not difficult to achieve
Cool song
Thank you my friend!
@@vexilloman np!
nice song
Good, but not as great as East German Unterwegs and other songs. I’m speaking completely from the musical perspective of course
I also think they sound better. They are more complex and give you a sense of power with the high tempo end energetic instruments. This is a remake of a rock song.
I like both this, and Unterwegs.
@@PowerGamingU Love that song
Another element of East German propaganda is that the imagery (particularly the uniforms, later down the line) dipped heavily into a Prussian aesthetic. But that seems to be a recurring element in communist propaganda and music - there's always an underlying element of patriotism or even nationalism, despite the ostensible "international" message.
I guess it goes hand-in-hand with the paranoid, "besieged" mentality of their governments.
Das erste mal wenn ich denke wir brauchen ein neues lied in der kompanie
Mixed feelings about this one
Why? Can you provide more detail?
@@vexilloman you know, I'm not used to hear 70's & 80's music in german, it's like a black void swallowed all that music
das nennt men wehrkraft zersetzung--
"West German cold war era anti-military song"
"Computerspielen werden realität"
No way in hell this was written during the cold war.
This song was released in 1987, which is 4 years BEFORE the official end of the cold war (26th of December 1991). At least make some effort in your research before commenting
By the way, the first video game was introduced in 1958 and in the 70s, videogames started rising into prominence. Again, you could at least do the basic effort in research before commenting stuff you have no clue about
Lastly, there are people even in this comment section, who were stationed in military bases during the cold war and remember singing this song.
@@vexilloman By "Computerspielen" I assumed they were referring to FPS games which blew up a decade later (despite the commodore 64 being released in 1982). a verse like that from 1987 felt eerily ahead of its time, hence my comment. Thanks for the brief gaming history checkup regardless.
Das war ein Lied gegen die Wehrpflicht. Beziehungsweise wie es jemandem ergehen konnte wenn er damals zum Bund musste.