Quark
Die Ärzte
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Seitdem ich dich kenne, hab ich ein Problem Du gehst mir auf die Nerven, Baby, und zwar extrem Du redest ohne Punkt und Komma und rund um die Uhr Du holst noch nicht mal Luft dabei, wie machst du das nur? Gib mir bitte eine Chance, geh doch wenigstens mal raus Ständig dies Gequatsche, das hält doch keiner aus! Ein Wasserfall ist harmlos gegen dich Ich kann noch nicht mal weg-hören, es ist fürchterlich Du redest Quark den ganzen Tag Keiner kommt uns mehr besuchen, du hast sie zu sehr gequält Du hast mir dein ganzes Leben schon 10.000 Mal erzählt Du redest ohne Pause, du redest laut und schnell Dass deine Stimmbänder nicht reißen, ist echt sensationell Gib mir bitte eine Chance, halt doch bitte mal den Mund Ich werde langsam taub und meine Ohren sind schon wund Ich wollt dich exorzieren, doch ich kam ja nicht zu Wort Was bleibt mir jetzt noch übrig Harakiri oder Mord? Du redest Quark den ganzen Tag Du redest Quark den ganzen Tag Bla, bla, bla, bla bla, bla, bla Du redest Quark sogar im Sarg Du redest Quark den ganzen Tag Du redest Quark (Bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla) Du redest Quark, du redest Quark Du redest Quark Und du redest, und du redest Quark
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Written by: Jan Vetter
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10 facts about this song
Musical Genre"Quark" is a song by Die Ärzte, a renowned punk band from Germany. Punk rock is known for its loud and aggressive tunes and expressively candid lyrics, which is apparent in this song.
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AlbumThe song "Quark" is part of the album titled "Die Bestie in Menschengestalt" from 1988. This album was a major commercial success and was Die Ärzte's first gold record.
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Song ContentThe song's name "Quark" does not refer to the subatomic particle but to the German cheese made from warm, soured milk. This refers to the song's lyrics, which are about misunderstandings in love and offer a humorous take on human relationships.
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Band's Musical Return"Quark" represents Die Ärzte's return to the music scene after they briefly disbanded in the late 80s. The release of the album "Die Bestie in Menschengestalt" marked a major comeback for the band.
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LanguageUnlike many punk rock songs known globally that are primarily sung in English, "Quark" is in German, keeping with Die Ärzte's linguistic and cultural roots.
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Song's Legacy"Quark" continues to remain a favorite among many fans of Die Ärzte, often played at live shows, demonstrating the lasting impact and popularity of the song.
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MisconceptionsThere's a usual misconception that the song "Quark" could be related to scientific themes due to its name representing a fundamental constituent of matter. However, in reality, it is more of a metaphorical and humorous approach to love and relationships.
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Band BackgroundDie Ärzte is often credited for its eccentric and humorous lyrics, and "Quark" stands as a testament to their versatility in moving between intense punk rock and more light-hearted, tongue-in-cheek songs.
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Anecdotal InspirationIt is rumoured that the song was inspired by an anecdote in the life of Farin Urlaub, one of the band members, although the band has never confirmed this detail.
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Impact on German Punk RockAlong with other songs in the album "Die Bestie in Menschengestalt", "Quark" played an essential role in firmly establishing Die Ärzte as one of the leading punk rock bands in Germany.
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