Sonne (English)
Rammstein · Other Songs - Rammstein
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, out
Everyone is waiting for the light
be afraid, don't be afraid
the sun is shining out of my eyes
it will not set tonight
and the world counts loudly to ten
One
Here comes the sun
Two
Here comes the sun
Three
It is the brightest star of all
Four
Here comes the sun
The sun is shining out of my hands
it can burn, it can blind you all
when it breaks out of the fists
it lays down hotly on the face
it will not set tonight
and the world counts loudly to ten
One
Here comes the sun
Two
Here comes the sun
Three
It is the brightest star of all
Four
Here comes the sun
Five
Here comes the sun
Six
Here comes the sun
Seven
It is the brightest star of all
Eight, nine
Here comes the sun
The sun is shining out of my hands
it can burn, it can blind you
when it breaks out of the fists
it lays down hotly on your face
it lays down painfully on your chest
balance is lost
it lets you go hard to the floor
and the world counts loudly to ten
One
Here comes the sun
Two
Here comes the sun
Three
It is the brightest star of all
Four
And it will never fall from the sky
Five
Here comes the sun
Six
Here comes the sun
Seven
It is the brightest star of all
Eight, nine
Here comes the sun
Sonne (English)
Rammstein's "Sonne" serves as the English-language adaptation of their iconic track "Sonne," originally released on the 2001 album *Mutter*. The song exemplifies the band's signature industrial metal style, characterized by heavy distortion, rhythmic pounding, and the distinctive vocal delivery of Till Lindemann. While the original German version remains a cornerstone of their discography, the English iteration allows the song to reach international audiences without altering its core sonic identity or thematic intensity. The track continues to resonate within the heavy metal community as a powerful example of German industrial rock, maintaining the aggressive energy and atmospheric depth that defined the group's early-to-mid career output.