Mein Herz brennt

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"Mein Herz brennt" is a song by the German industrial metal group Rammstein. It is literally translated as "My Heart Burns". Part of the lyrics come from an old children's television show in Germany. The lyrics talk about childhood nightmares. The song is featured in the opening and end scenes of the 2002 film Lilya 4-ever. The song has also has been used in a Mercedes-Benz commercial.

Mutter
Track listing
  1. Mein Herz brennt ("My Heart Burns")
  2. Links 2 3 4 ("Left 2 3 4")
  3. Sonne ("Sun")
  4. Ich will ("I want")
  5. Feuer frei! ("Fire at will!")
  6. Mutter ("Mother")
  7. Spieluhr ("Music box")
  8. Zwitter ("Hermaphrodite")
  9. Rein, raus ("In, out")
  10. Adios (stands for "adiós", Spanish for "Goodbye")
  11. Nebel ("Fog")
Rammstein
Till Lindemann | Christian "Flake" Lorenz | Christoph "Doom" Schneider | Richard Z. Kruspe | Oliver Riedel | Paul H. Landers
Discography
Albums: Demos - 1994 | Herzeleid | Sehnsucht | Mutter | Reise, Reise | Rosenrot
Singles: Du riechst so gut | Seemann | Engel | Du hast | Das Modell | Du riechst so gut '98 | Stripped | Single Collection | Asche zu Asche | Sonne | Links 2 3 4 | Ich will | Mutter | Feuer frei! | Schtiel | Mein Teil | Amerika | Ohne dich | Keine Lust | Benzin | Rosenrot | Mann gegen Mann
VHS and DVDs: Live aus Berlin | Lichtspielhaus | Völkerball
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