I kind of love the way the joke builds from there, and it's somewhat unique to German grammar. Because to translate the next line "du hast mich gefragt" requires flipping the words around in most syntaxes I'm familiar with. In English it would be "you. You have. You have me. You have asked me." So the next word entirely takes the certainty out of the sentence in a pretty funny way.

For bonus pun points, the words for have and hate are very similar sounding in German, meaning that the "you have" turning in to "you have me" also grammatically makes hate/have much more clear.

All that meaning that to a native speaker, it would be really easy to hear it as "you. You hate. You have me. You have asked me."

To which the singer goes on to say he hasn't responded yet, then hesitating a second more, and then explicitly saying no. What a rollercoaster of emotions in the setup to the hook of a 90s industrial rock song

You … you have … you have me. And that’s all I can do. Mein Deutsche ist scheise.

what the fuck does that even mean

Awwww thats so sweet! I did finish picking songs and I’m so happy with them I keep listening to the play list over and over xb I’m super excited to get the tape to her, she’s in the US rn while I’m in Canada Now it’s just time to learn how to get music on the cassette for me which I’ve been watching a lot of videos about!

For the record he kept asking the crowd if they wanted to see his junk and to love his junk...lol. He had a lamb with him...for what weird reason did he have a lamb with him God only knows. Where the Sinatra info comes from is unknown

... EAAAAAASY.

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Yeah let him embarrass himself enough with him singing his own lyrics, he'll get the idea, especially with everybody telling you and not telling him directly that he sucks.

Jimbo loved Sinatra?!?!?...and btw...didn't expose himself!

Hard to narrow it down to one song, a few:

Sober by Lorde

Crushcrushcrush by Paramore (counting it since there are no spaces, but would choose Pool as a runner up)

Videotape by Radiohead

Tether by Chvrches

Youth by Daughter

Station to Station by David Bowie

Not even a guilty pleasure for me anymore. It was in grade 12 when that song came out. I didn't listen to evanescence because it was a bit sissy for metal I guess. I think there was and still is a big stigma for females in metal music. Actually I know there is because I've heard it in facebook groups personally. I pretty much listened to all dude metal back then really. Now as I've gotten older I've gotten comfortable in my skin enough to listen to what I really like. Some bands With female leads I love are arch enemy, evanescence, halestorm, within temptation, flyleaf, the pretty reckless spiritbox and in this moment. Most of them I still listen to on the regular. They are all amazing bands.

Any day of any week I'll take Harper over Fool In The Rain.

Speaking of Zeppelin III, have you listened to the version of Out On The Tiles off the 1995 tribute album ENCOMIUM?

Alive-P.O.D.

Better Days-Dermot Kennedy

Their Love Gun contains Then She Kissed Me, which I think would've served us all better by being 30 seconds. (Yes, I get that it is an adaptation, but still.)

I mean, it's a little silly, sure, but it's occasionally listenable.

Whereas idk...Let It Be, Hey Jude, Come Together, and Yellow Submarine are just flat out annoyant.

Cancer by Mansun

Kiss by Prince

Peas by Boylife

Kaisarion by Ghost

Bags by Clairo

Harlem by Mawpit

Charlemagne by Blossoms

Quicksand by Hatchie

Carousels by Doves

Starlight by Muse

(I know it's a few rather than one, but too many to choose from)

A good one.

Plus...

Amends / Androgyny / Sometimes

Evanescence - Bring Me To Life.

As an old school metal head/hard-rock fan, I really don't like Nu-Metal (SOD aside) but that song gets me pumped!

Queer by Garbage too

Interpol - Untitled, Brad - Screen, Hum - Stars, Shiner - Stoned

Edit to change Shame to Screen

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City of evil was their best in my opinion. Nothing ever lived up to it after that. I agree their self titled was great. Nightmare was pretty good. Hail to the king was a snooze fest. The Stage was a great attempt at the good ol' city of evil days, but not close to as good in my opinion.

Danzig - Mother, Thirteen

I’m curious. It’s such a cringe just wanted to know what went through your head when you posted this!

Honesty bro. If he’s a solid dude he will appreciate knowing where his strengths lie early on.

Shit if he improves his voice he can still let him lead some songs later lol just the dude with the best voice needs to be lead