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Ihr kennt euch nicht 00:12
Ihr trefft den gleichen Ton 00:13
Ihr singt die selben Lieder 00:16
Zum selben Mond 00:20
Ein Lebenslauf 00:23
Und die gleichen Ziele 00:25
Der selbe Traum 00:28
Gleiche Gefühle 00:31
Woah-oh-oh-oh 00:34
Eure Vita hat nicht viel gemein 00:38
Doch ihr fangt euch auf 00:43
Hört auf allein zu sein 00:45
Ihr wisst genau, dass da noch jemand ist 00:49
Aus einem Herz das eine Lied 00:54
Woah-oh-oh-oh 01:00
Ist da jemand, jemand da draußen? 01:04
Ist da jemand, jemand da draußen? 01:10
Jemand da draußen, der so fühlt wie ich? 01:15
Jemand da draußen, der so fühlt wie ich? 01:21
01:29
Über all den Wellen und gegen den Strom 01:33
Durch das Rauschen hört man euren Ton 01:39
Mit einer Stimme und zur selben Zeit 01:43
Wenn du es bist, ich bin bereit 01:49
Woah-oh-oh-oh 01:55
Ist da jemand, jemand da draußen? 01:59
Ist da jemand, jemand da draußen? 02:05
Jemand da draußen, der so fühlt wie ich? 02:11
Jemand da draußen, der auch so fühlt? 02:17
Wir treiben alles, alles, unter diesem Mut 02:23
Jedes einzelne Wort und jeden Ton 02:29
Das hält ein Leben lang 02:34
Das hält nur eine Nacht 02:37
Das, was wir teilen und das, was es aus uns macht 02:40
02:46
Unter einem Mond, jemand da draußen, der selbe Ton 02:58
Ist da jemand da draußen, der mich hört? 03:06
Unter einem Mond, jemand da draußen, der selbe Ton 03:10
Ist da jemand da draußen, der mich hört? 03:17
Der selbe Mond, jemand da draußen, der selbe Ton 03:21
Ist da jemand da draußen, der mich hört? 03:29
Der selbe Mond, jemand da draußen, der selbe Ton 03:33
Ist da jemand da draußen, der mich hört? 03:41
Ist da jemand, jemand da draußen? 03:44
Ist da jemand, jemand da draußen? 03:50
Jemand da draußen, der so fühlt wie ich? 03:55
Jemand da draußen, der auch so fühlt? 04:02
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Ist Da Jemand? – Bilingual Lyrics German/English

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Broilers
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Explore the poignant German lyrics of Broilers' "Ist da jemand?" to connect with universal feelings of loneliness and the hope for human connection. This song, with its powerful punk rock sound, offers a unique way to understand the German language through relatable emotions and shared experiences.

[English]
You don't know each other
You strike the same chord
You sing the same songs
To the same moon
A resume
And the same goals
The same dream
Same feelings
Woah-oh-oh-oh
Your vita doesn't have much in common
But you catch each other
Stop being alone
You know exactly that there is someone else
From a heart that's one song
Woah-oh-oh-oh
Is there anyone, anyone out there?
Is there anyone, anyone out there?
Anyone out there who feels like me?
Anyone out there who feels like me?
...
Above all the waves and against the current
You can hear your tone through the noise
With one voice and at the same time
If it's you, I'm ready
Woah-oh-oh-oh
Is there anyone, anyone out there?
Is there anyone, anyone out there?
Anyone out there who feels like me?
Anyone out there who feels the same?
We drive everything, everything, under this courage
Every single word and every note
That lasts a lifetime
That only lasts one night
What we share and what it makes of us
...
Under one moon, anyone out there, the same tone
Is there anyone out there who hears me?
Under one moon, anyone out there, the same tone
Is there anyone out there who hears me?
The same moon, anyone out there, the same tone
Is there anyone out there who hears me?
The same moon, anyone out there, the same tone
Is there anyone out there who hears me?
Is there anyone, anyone out there?
Is there anyone, anyone out there?
Anyone out there who feels like me?
Anyone out there who feels the same?
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

kennen

/ˈkɛnen/

A2
  • verb
  • - to know someone or be familiar with

treffen

/ˈtrɛfən/

B1
  • verb
  • - to meet or hit

singen

/ˈzɪŋən/

A2
  • verb
  • - to sing

Lieder

/ˈliːdɐ/

A2
  • noun
  • - songs

Traum

/tʁaʊm/

B2
  • noun
  • - dream

Gefühle

/ˈfɔɪlə/

B1
  • noun
  • - feelings

Herz

/hɛʁts/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart

Lied

/liːt/

A2
  • noun
  • - song

draußen

/ˈdʁaʊsən/

A2
  • adverb
  • - outside

fühlt

/fyːlt/

A2
  • verb
  • - feels

bereit

/bəˈʁaɪt/

B1
  • adjective
  • - ready

Unterhaltung

/ʊntɐˈʁʊŋ/

C1
  • noun
  • - entertainment

Wellen

/ˈvɛlən/

B2
  • noun
  • - waves

Strom

/ʃtʁoːm/

B2
  • noun
  • - current, flow

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ihr kennt euch nicht

    ➔ Personal Pronouns and Verb Conjugation

    ➔ Use of the personal pronoun "ihr" (you, plural informal) and the present tense conjugation of the verb "kennen" (to know) "kennt" (you know). This demonstrates basic subject-verb agreement.

  • Ihr trefft den gleichen Ton

    ➔ Accusative Case with Definite Article and Adjective Agreement

    ➔ The phrase "den gleichen Ton" uses the accusative case because "Ton" (tone) is the direct object of "trefft" (meet/hit). "Den" is the masculine accusative definite article, and "gleichen" is the adjective "gleich" (same) inflected to agree with the accusative masculine noun.

  • Aus einem Herz das eine Lied

    ➔ Prepositional Phrase with Dative Case and Nominative Case

    "Aus einem Herz" (from a heart) uses the dative case after the preposition "aus" (from). The noun "Herz" (heart) is neuter, and in the dative case, the indefinite article becomes "einem". Then the phrase, "das eine Lied" (the one song) uses the neuter nominative because "Lied" is the subject.

  • Ist da jemand, jemand da draußen?

    ➔ Existential "Es" and Question Formation

    ➔ The use of "da" implies "there" and "ist" (is) indicates existence. The construction "Ist da jemand?" literally means "Is there someone?". The inversion of the verb "ist" and the pronoun creates the question.

  • Über all den Wellen und gegen den Strom

    ➔ Prepositions with Accusative and Dative Case

    "Über" (over) and "gegen" (against) are prepositions that can take either the accusative or dative case depending on the context. Here, they imply movement or direction, taking the accusative. Thus, "Wellen" (waves) and "Strom" (current) are in the accusative case - "all den Wellen" and "den Strom"

  • Das hält ein Leben lang

    ➔ Subject-Verb Agreement and Time Expressions

    "Das hält" demonstrates subject-verb agreement. "Das" (that) is the singular neuter pronoun and "hält" (holds/lasts) is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb "halten". "Ein Leben lang" is an expression indicating duration (a lifetime).