Eisenherz
Eisenherz is the tenth studio album released by Joachim Witt in May 2002. Eisenherz is German for Iron Heart, but Prinz Eisenherz is also the German name for the comic strip character Prince Valiant.
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| Released | 27 May 2002 | |||
| Genre | Neue Deutsche Härte | |||
| Length | 51:00 | |||
| Language | German | |||
| Label | Epic (Sony Music Entertainment GmbH) | |||
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Track listing
- Eisenherz "Ironheart"
- Du Teufel "You Devil"
- Wie oft muss ich noch sterben "How often do I have to die"
- Freundschaft "Friendship"
- Supergestört und superversaut "Super Disturbed and Super Dirty
- Ich bin schwul "I'm Gay"
- Steif "Stiff"
- Du wirst niemals meine Traenen in Dir seh´n "You'll never see my tears in You"
- Fliegen "Fly"
- Wie ein Schrei "Like a Scream"
- Schwingenschlag "Wingstroke"
- Trauer liegt überm See "Sadness lies over the Lake"
Maxi Single
A Maxi single was released in 2002 that featured an exclusive song not on the Eisenherz album called Und die Blumen sind erfroren (And the flowers have frozen to death). The single was very limited and is now a collectors item.
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