Raise Your Hands Together
Tokio Hotel · Other Songs - Tokio Hotel
All right, it's what you say again
I know you are more than perfect
Believe and I'll believe you than.
Move back, than moving forward
Okay, there's got to be a way
Stand still, otherwise it's over
run on but don't you run away
My head is full of nothing
see the shadows passing by
one thousand diagnoses
Yeah, yeah, okay
we are here tonight
leave the world aside
I see you shining bright
Raise your hands together
Chaos all around
Why we're going down
Let's stop fearing now
Raise your hands together
All together
You say you can come with me
Don't doubt, don't you dare
Whatever's gonna happen tomorrow
with your plan we're prepared
My head is full of nothing
see the shadows passing by
one thousand diagnoses
Yeah, yeah, okay
we are here tonight
leave the world aside
I see you shining bright
Raise your hands together
Chaos all around
Why we're going down
Let's stop fearing now
Raise your hands together
We are here tonight
Raise your hands together
I see you shining bright
Raise your hands together
Chaos all around
Let's stop fearing now
All right, I'm fine, never mind
we are here tonight
leave the world aside
I see you shining bright
Raise your hands together
Chaos all around
Why we're going down
Let's stop fearing now
Raise your hands together
We are here tonight
I see you shining bright
Raise your hands together
Chaos all around
Raise your hands together
Let's stop fearing now
Raise your hands together
All together
Raise your hands together
About Raise Your Hands Together
Tokio Hotel's "Raise Your Hands Together" stands as a defining track from their early international breakthrough, blending pop-punk energy with the band's signature melodic rock sound. Released during their peak popularity in the late 2000s, the song exemplifies the genre's crossover appeal, featuring driving guitars and catchy hooks that resonated globally. While the band is often associated with German pop-punk, this recording showcases their ability to craft anthemic tracks that bridge the gap between regional rock scenes and mainstream pop radio. The song's upbeat tempo and lyrical themes of unity and collective action made it a staple in their live performances, contributing to their status as one of the most recognizable acts of the era. It remains a key part of their discography, representing the high-energy style that characterized their early work before they evolved into a more mature musical direction.