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Original English Text:
despite all my rage i am still just a rat in a cage

Translated to French:
en dépit de toute ma fureur je suis encore juste un rat dans un camp

Translated back to English:
in spite of all my fury I am still right a rat in a camp

Translated to German:
trotz meiner ganzer Wut bin ich noch Recht ein Ratte in einem Lager

Translated back to English:
despite my whole rage I am still right rat in a camp

Translated to Italian:
malgrado la mia collera intera sono ancora ratto di destra in un
accampamento

Translated back to English:
in spite of my entire temper they are still rape of right in an
encampment

Translated to Portuguese:
apesar de minha têmpera inteira são ainda violação da direita em
um encampment

Translated back to English:
although my entire state of hardeness encampment is still breaking of
the right in one

Translated to Spanish:
aunque mi estado entero del campamento del hardeness sigue siendo el
romperse de la derecha en una

Translated back to English:
although my whole state of the camping of hardeness continues being to
break itself of the right in one

if you dont want to type lyrics, try just putting in "fuck you"

this is pretty funny- i put in "God is empty just like me" in spanish translated back to english its ' The god vacio is empty hardly"

pfffffffff........
The first french translation is not even right.

cage (in english) = cage (in french)


...since most of the English language comes from French and Dutsh...

Translated to Portuguese:
apesar de minha têmpera inteira são ainda violação da direita em
um encampment


:rofl:

Original English Text:
it's you that I adore
you'll always be my whore

Translated to French:
c'est vous que je vous adore serai toujours ma putain


Translated back to English:
it is you whom I adore you will be always my whore


Translated to German:
es ist Sie, dem ich Sie bin immer meine Dirne verehre


Translated back to English:
it is you, which is I you always my Dirne admires


Translated to Italian:
è voi, che sono I voi il mio Dirne ammira sempre che


Translated back to English:
he is you, that they are you mine To say of always admires that


Translated to Portuguese:
é você, aquele que são você a mina à palavra de sempre admira aquela


Translated back to English:
she is you, that one that is you mines it to the word of always admires that one


Translated to Spanish:
ella es usted, aquél que es usted lo mina a la palabra de siempre admira aquél


Translated back to English:
she you are, that one that you are it mine to the word of always admires that one

Original English Text:
Who wants honey
As long as there's some money

Translated to French:
Qui veut le miel aussi longtemps qu'il y a une certaine somme d'argent


Translated back to English:
Who wants honey as a long time as there is a certain amount of money


Translated to German:
Wer Honig wünscht, da eine lange Zeit als dort eine bestimmte Menge Geld ist


Translated back to English:
Who wishes honey, since a long time is as there a certain quantity money


Translated to Italian:
Chi desidera il miele, poiché un molto tempo è come là determinati soldi di quantità


Translated back to English:
Who wishes the honey, since a much time is like determines amount moneies here to you


Translated to Portuguese:
Quem deseja o mel, desde que muita estadia está como lhe determina moneies de uma quantidade aqui


Translated back to English:
Who desires the honey, since that much stay is as moneies of an amount determines it here


Translated to Spanish:
Quién desea la miel, esa mucha estancia está desde entonces mientras que los moneies de una cantidad la determinan aquí


Translated back to English:
Who wishes the honey, that much stay is since then whereas the moneies of an amount determine it here

Originally posted by jamesey
Translated back to English:
Who desires the honey, since that much stay is as moneies of an amount determines it here


roflmao

i wonder if kids who do not speak or understand any english , listen to the music and lyrics and ever understand what the songs are really about? I mean , if one of my fav. artists wrote in another language , i'd drive me nuts if i couldn't find an (accurate) translation.

lol

I put:

Original English Text:
Justine never knew the rules
Translated to French:
Justine n'a jamais su les règles

Translated back to English:
Justine never knew the rules

Translated to German:
Justine kannte nie die Richtlinien

Translated back to English:
Justine never knew the guidelines

Translated to Italian:
Justine non ha conosciuto mai la guida di riferimento

Translated back to English:
Justine has not never known the reference guide

Translated to Portuguese:
Justine nunca não soube a guia de referência

Translated back to English:
Justine never did not know the reference guide

Translated to Spanish:
Justine nunca no sabía la guía de referencia

Translated back to English:
Justine never knew the reference guide

Originally posted by alisonmonster
i wonder if kids who do not speak or understand any english , listen to the music and lyrics and ever understand what the songs are really about? I mean , if one of my fav. artists wrote in another language , i'd drive me nuts if i couldn't find an (accurate) translation.

Or rather, you gotta wonder if they're missing out on the song's greatness. Because when you take a song like 1979, and you change the "rules" part to be "reference guide," it makes the song sound so fuckin nerdy, lol.

"in spite of all my fury I am still right a rat in a camp"

hahahaha :D

my favorite band are the eraserheads and they are from the philipines. they have an ass load of songs that I do not understand at all. It does drive me nuts sometimes but the music is still great!

I think it even makes listening better because then I truly appreciate the music as art for arts sake instead of listening to it because the lyrics somehow help me "relate" to the artist.

Here's to the atom bomb

Translated to Spanish:
Aquí con la bomba atómica

Translated back to English:
Here with the atomic pump


And

Original English Text:
shattering fast
i'm glass, i'm glass
i'm shattering fast
i'm glass, i'm glass
i'm shattering, shattering
glass, glass, glass
i'm shattering fast
i'm glass, i'm glass

Translated to French:
me brisant rapidement suis de verre, je suis de verre je me brise rapidement suis de verre, je suis de verre je suis éclatement, brisant le verre, verre, verre que je me brise rapidement suis de verre, je suis de verre

Translated back to English:
breaking to me quickly of glass, I am am of glass I break quickly am of glass, I am of glass I am bursting, breaking glass, glass, glass that I break quickly am of glass, I am of glass

Translated to German:
schnell brechend zu mir des Glases, bin breche ich morgens des Glases, das ich schnell morgens des Glases breche, ich bin vom Glas ich das Bersten bin und Glas, Glas, Glas, dem ich schnell morgens des Glases breche, ich, bin vom Glas

Translated back to English:
fast breaking to me the glass, break I am the glass, which I break fast in the morning the glass, I am from the glass I bursting in the morning am and glass, glass, glass, to which fast in the morning I break the glass, I, am from the glass

Translated to Italian:
veloce rompendo a me il vetro rottura sono il vetro, che rompo velocemente alla mattina il vetro, io provengo il vetro I che scoppia alla mattina dal, e vetro, il vetro, vetro, a cui veloce alla mattina rompo il vetro, la I, dal vetro

Translated back to English:
fast breaking off to me the glass breach they are the glass, that I fastly break off to the morning the glass, I I come the glass that it bursts to the morning from, and the glass, the glass, glass, to which fast to the morning I break off the glass, the I, from the glass

Translated to Portuguese:
partir-me rápido a ruptura de vidro são o vidro, isso eu parto fastly à manhã o vidro, eu mim venho o vidro de que estoura à manhã, e o vidro, o vidro, o vidro, a que rápido à manhã eu parto o vidro, o I, do vidro

Translated back to English:
to break me fast the glass rupture they are the glass, this I childbirth fastly to the morning the glass, I me come the glass of that he blows up to the morning, and the glass, the glass, the glass, the one that fast to the morning I childbirth glass, the I, of the glass

Translated to Spanish:
romperme para ayunar la ruptura de cristal son el cristal, éste parto de I fastly a la mañana el cristal, yo vengo el cristal de eso que él sopla hasta la mañana, y el cristal, el cristal, el cristal, el que ayuna al cristal del parto de la mañana I, el I, del cristal

Translated back to English:
to break me to ayunar the crystal rupture they are the crystal, this one childbirth of I fastly to the morning the crystal, I come the crystal from which he blows until the morning, and the crystal, the crystal, the crystal, the one that uninformed to the crystal of childbirth in the morning I, the I, of the crystal

Originally posted by alisonmonster
i wonder if kids who do not speak or understand any english , listen to the music and lyrics and ever understand what the songs are really about? I mean , if one of my fav. artists wrote in another language , i'd drive me nuts if i couldn't find an (accurate) translation.

I don't understand a word of Icelandic but I still think sigur ros is a very good band imo. It doesn't drive me nuts not being able to know what they're saying becuase they're just that good.