We would have really missed you otherwise. How nice that we are together, We congratulate you, birthday child! Germans are also starting to sing the traditional Happy Birthday Song in English and our song is catching on faster than the a BMW on the Autobahn....
So I had to hit him and all I said when the blood came, It's my last name Grandpa took it off to europe to fight the germans in the war, It came back on some dogtags nobody wears no more, It's written on a headstone in the field where he was slain, ...
Fields of Prokhorovka The heat of battle burned Suffered heavy losses The tide of war was turned Driving back the germans Fighting on four fronts Pump them out of Russia Out of soviet land Reinforce the front line Force the axis to retreat ...
[The Germans were at my home They said, "Sign yourself," But I am not afraid I have retaken my weapon. I have changed names a hundred times I have lost wife and children But I have so many friends I have all of France An old man, in an attic ...
the friction causes a fire. This theory is discounted by the fact that the French, Germans, and Italians all have similar sayings in regard to their own historic waterways, sayings which predate the English phrase. Thus,set the Thames on fireis undoubtedly the English version of the foreign ...
The Germans drink beer and know how to have fun! Bon voyage, auf wiedersehen - I'm going away. Roll out the barrel... And if anyone objects to "Berchtesgaden" it just kinda, sorta fits in with the rhyming and pacing - and is one of the most beautiful places on earth. ...
t like the spoken lyrics. Some will just think it’s overly sentimental pap, partly due to this subgenre of songs being so soured over the years. Some might just find it outright boring. And that’s okay. This song is not for everyone. Song of the Year winners rarely are. They’re ...
The U.S. Office of War Information held up the release of this film for over a year due to its depiction of the French. The OWI objected to the unsympathetic treatment of the French and their cooperation with the Germans through the character of Colonel Fontaine (Bruce Cabot). कन...
Steve Blauner. "The tempo and everything." You kinda see what he means: It's nowhere near as insinuating as "Mack" but it shares with it an economy of melodic material endlessly repeated. We didn't know yet that that would be the Kaempfert style:as the Germans call them,Ohrwurmen- ...
I think that's what the last line references. "Mother, did it need to be so high." That could be the Berlin Wall. Not Valid by angela1970 8y ago @theMadCow To really over simplify it the boy in the show is British and it is WWII so it is the Germans he is referring to ...