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Ich hab Muskeln und 'nen durchtrainierten Bauch 00:07
Schöne Haare und viel Kohle hab ich auch 00:11
Ich hab 'ne Villa und 'nen Pool mit Blick aufs Meer 00:14
Meine Autos zähle ich schon lang nicht mehr 00:18
Ich reise jedes Jahr nur noch um die Welt 00:21
Glaub an Gott und weiß, dass nur die Liebe zählt 00:25
Ich bin belesen und hab viel Sinn für Kultur 00:29
Doch die Mädels schalten bei mir nur auf stur 00:32
Und ich frage mich, woran es wirklich liegt 00:36
Dass 'ne Frau immer auf meine Kumpels fliegt 00:40
Mein Onkel Jim aus Malle hat's kapiert 00:44
Er sagte mir zum Glück, wie's funktioniert 00:48
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 00:52
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 01:01
Ich war einsam wie ein altes Haus am See 01:11
Hatte Asche, doch mein Herz war kalt wie Schnee 01:15
Jetzt dreht sich alles doch um 180 Grad 01:18
Ich hab jetzt mit der Sonne 'nen Vertrag 01:22
Ich laufe leicht bekleidet an den Strand 01:26
Und werd von allen Girls sofort erkannt 01:30
Mit Sonnenöl sieht das noch besser aus 01:34
Und jeden Abend hab ich volles Haus 01:37
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 01:42
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 01:51
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 01:58
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 02:05
Ich laufe leicht bekleidet an den Strand 02:14
Und werd von allen Girls sofort erkannt 02:18
Mit Sonnenöl sieht das noch besser aus 02:22
Und jeden Abend hab ich volles Haus 02:25
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 02:29
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 02:38
Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n 02:46
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Biste braun, kriegste Fraun – Bilingual Lyrics German/English

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Learning German can be fun, and 'Biste braun, kriegste Fraun' by Mickie Krause is a perfect example of the playful and colloquial side of the language. This song is a window into German party culture, particularly the 'Ballermann' scene in Mallorca. By listening, you can pick up casual phrases and a humorous, ironic tone that you won't find in a textbook. It's a special song because it captures a very specific, lighthearted aspect of German entertainment and social commentary, all wrapped in a catchy tune.

[English]
I have muscles and a well-trained belly
I also have beautiful hair and a lot of cash
I have a villa and a pool with a sea view
I haven't counted my cars in a long time
I travel around the world every year
I believe in God and know that only love matters
I'm well-read and have a great sense of culture
But the girls just shut me out
And I wonder what it really is
That a woman always goes for my buddies
My uncle Jim from Mallorca figured it out
He luckily told me how it works
If you're tanned, you get the girls
If you're tanned, you get the girls
I was lonely like an old house by the lake
I had cash, but my heart was cold as snow
Now everything has turned 180 degrees
I now have a contract with the sun
I walk lightly dressed to the beach
And I'm immediately recognized by all the girls
With sunscreen, it looks even better
And every evening I have a full house
If you're tanned, you get the girls
If you're tanned, you get the girls
If you're tanned, you get the girls
If you're tanned, you get the girls
I walk lightly dressed to the beach
And I'm immediately recognized by all the girls
With sunscreen, it looks even better
And every evening I have a full house
If you're tanned, you get the girls
If you're tanned, you get the girls
If you're tanned, you get the girls
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

Muskeln

/ˈmʊsklən/

B1
  • noun
  • - muscles

Bauch

/baʊx/

A2
  • noun
  • - stomach

Haare

/ˈhaːrə/

A2
  • noun
  • - hair

Kohle

/ˈkoːlə/

B2
  • noun
  • - coal

Villa

/vɪlˈla/

A2
  • noun
  • - villa

Pool

/puːl/

A2
  • noun
  • - pool, swimming pool

Autos

/ˈaʊtoːs/

A2
  • noun
  • - cars

Kultur

/kʊlˈtʊːɐ̯/

B1
  • noun
  • - culture

Mädels

/ˈmeːdəl/

B1
  • noun
  • - girls (informal)

Onkel

/ˌʊnkl̩/

A2
  • noun
  • - uncle

Frau'n

/ˈfʁaʊn/

A2
  • noun
  • - women, wives (informal plural of Frau)

Haus

/haʊs/

A2
  • noun
  • - house

Herz

/hɛʁt͡s/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart

Sonne

/ˈzɔnə/

A2
  • noun
  • - sun

Haus

/haʊs/

A2
  • noun
  • - house

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ich hab Muskeln und 'nen durchtrainierten Bauch

    ➔ Present tense for stating facts.

    ➔ The phrase "Ich hab" means "I have" and is used to express possession.

  • Ich reise jedes Jahr nur noch um die Welt

    ➔ Adverb placement for emphasis.

    ➔ The adverb "jedes Jahr" means "every year" and emphasizes the frequency of the action.

  • Ich bin belesen und hab viel Sinn für Kultur

    ➔ Use of conjunctions to connect ideas.

    ➔ The conjunction "und" means "and" and is used to connect two related statements.

  • Biste braun, kriegste Frau'n

    ➔ Imperative mood for giving advice.

    ➔ The phrase "Biste braun" is an imperative suggesting that being tanned leads to attracting women.

  • Jetzt dreht sich alles doch um 180 Grad

    ➔ Use of adverbs for degree.

    ➔ The adverb "doch" adds emphasis, indicating a surprising change.

  • Hatte Asche, doch mein Herz war kalt wie Schnee

    ➔ Contrast using conjunctions.

    ➔ The conjunction "doch" introduces a contrast between having money and feeling cold-hearted.

  • Und werd von allen Girls sofort erkannt

    ➔ Passive voice for focus on the action.

    ➔ The phrase "werd von allen Girls erkannt" means "is recognized by all girls," emphasizing the action rather than the subject.