is there a text of this song?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxkbif-Q6f0
Rot scheint die Sonne 2nd version & abgeschmiert aus 100 m
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Re: Rot scheint die Sonne 2nd version & abgeschmiert aus 100 m
Yes but where I can find it? especiialy rot scheint die Sonne 2nd versionIvan Ž. wrote:Yes there is!
Re: Rot scheint die Sonne 2nd version & abgeschmiert aus 100 m
Dear anonymous member,
When you ask for something anywhere in the world, including an online forum, especially a serious forum like this one, and someone actually spends their limited free time on you providing the required information, it is only polite to write at least a "thanks".
Do these music section threads seem familiar to you?
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic ... 1&t=231848
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic ... 3#p2131973
You were provided the answers you were looking for, yet you thanked no one. And when you yourself were asked for info, to support your claim with quotes, you ignored the request, providing nothing. Instead, you keep asking for more service.
Also, when you're writing, especially addressing serious people, for example members of a serious forum like AHF, it is polite to write properly. This is not a chat room. For starters, try using capital letters at the beginning of a sentence/title, if nothing else, just to spare someone else (a moderator) from correcting your mistakes, which are clearly a product of simple laziness.
This is all something people learn as children, at home, in kindergarten or elementary school. Basic human courtesy.
Finally, you may use the forum and Google search facilities before posting. Did you google "Abgeschmiert aus hundert Metern", or even your "abgeschmiert aus 100 m"? You would have instantly found several sites with the lyrics. You can actually find the lyrics in the very YouTube link that you posted here. All you need to do is not to be lazy and take a look yourself.
There is no German song called "rot scheint die sonne 2nd version", that title is written in two different languages (yes, that's sarcasm, a well deserved one). Now, if you wish to find the lyrics for a song called "Das Lied der Fallschirmjäger", starting with the line "Rot scheint die Sonne", again, you may use the AHF and Google search facilities.
AHF members are not here to serve anyone, but to help out, if there's an actual need.
Ivan Ž.
When you ask for something anywhere in the world, including an online forum, especially a serious forum like this one, and someone actually spends their limited free time on you providing the required information, it is only polite to write at least a "thanks".
Do these music section threads seem familiar to you?
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic ... 1&t=231848
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic ... 3#p2131973
You were provided the answers you were looking for, yet you thanked no one. And when you yourself were asked for info, to support your claim with quotes, you ignored the request, providing nothing. Instead, you keep asking for more service.
Also, when you're writing, especially addressing serious people, for example members of a serious forum like AHF, it is polite to write properly. This is not a chat room. For starters, try using capital letters at the beginning of a sentence/title, if nothing else, just to spare someone else (a moderator) from correcting your mistakes, which are clearly a product of simple laziness.
This is all something people learn as children, at home, in kindergarten or elementary school. Basic human courtesy.
Finally, you may use the forum and Google search facilities before posting. Did you google "Abgeschmiert aus hundert Metern", or even your "abgeschmiert aus 100 m"? You would have instantly found several sites with the lyrics. You can actually find the lyrics in the very YouTube link that you posted here. All you need to do is not to be lazy and take a look yourself.
There is no German song called "rot scheint die sonne 2nd version", that title is written in two different languages (yes, that's sarcasm, a well deserved one). Now, if you wish to find the lyrics for a song called "Das Lied der Fallschirmjäger", starting with the line "Rot scheint die Sonne", again, you may use the AHF and Google search facilities.
AHF members are not here to serve anyone, but to help out, if there's an actual need.
Ivan Ž.