Bremen Nacht
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Something I don't want to
Something under the ceiling muttered
Something in it's steel shutters
Underlining my usual timing
Aligning casual set-list
And it aligned?
Knowing where right room is
I was more than usual pissed
Was first ashamed at bruise on wrist
Was then annoyed at skin-patch on back
Then myselfI did acquit
On bremen nacht
Ich leave real quick das bremen nacht
Ich rausum mach aus bremen nacht
Ich rausum mach das bremen nacht
Ic-raus-mach-schnell aus das bremen nicht
Ich-aus schnell mach sas bremen nacht
Ich mach schnell pack und aus das bremen nacht
Ich raus schnell mach von bremen nacht.*
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The child's four-fingered bruises on my hip
Meant I had been one day possessed
Right through bremen nacht
Right on to bremen tag
The sunlit bremen day
By tonsillitis size train station hof
Could only in one way fail to impress
This on drinks door I did lay
I had been one day possessed
Ich rausum mach aus bremen nacht
Thank God skin-patch is nearly gone
And the impress of fingers dead
Have disappeared and left me alone
That's one night I didna put jackboots on
Don't want to end reflection
It's still therethough I am gone
And it will be a long long long time gone
Before my spirit will in accident
Go back and come from bremen nacht
Go back and come from bremen nacht
Bremen Nacht
Released by the German post-punk band Fall, "Bremen Nacht" stands as a defining track from their early discography, characterized by its driving, industrial rhythms and brooding atmosphere. The song exemplifies the group's signature style, blending electronic textures with a raw, rhythmic intensity that became central to their sound during the late 1980s. Often associated with the darker, more experimental phases of their work, the recording captures the band's ability to construct complex, hypnotic soundscapes that pushed the boundaries of traditional punk. As a key piece in their catalog, it reflects the era's fascination with urban decay and mechanical precision, cementing Fall's reputation as pioneers of the German Neue Deutsche Welle and industrial music scenes.