Heilige Lieder is the German

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9th album. It was released in 1992.

Track listing

1. Intro Oratorium (The text "Wir ham' noch lange nicht genug", performed by two church choir women and a church organ.)
2. Heilige Lieder (Holy songs)
3. Buch der Erinnerung (Book of memories) (A song about the wild past of the band)
4. Nenn' mich wie Du willst (Call me what you want)
5. Ich bin in Dir (I'm in you)
6. Scheißegal (Nevermind)
7. Diese Lieder... (These songs...)
8. Gestern war heute noch morgen (Yesterday today was still tomorrow)
9. Schließe Deine Augen (und sag mir was Du siehst) (Close your eyes - and tell me what you see)
10. Gehasst, verdammt, vergöttert (Hated, doomed and worshipped)
11. Ein langer Weg (A long way)
12. Noreia
13. Der Schrei nach Freiheit (The scream for freedom)
14. Angst ist nur ein Gefühl (Fear is only a feeling)
15. Wir schreiben Geschichte (We're writing history)

Scheißegal

The song deals with what is actually legal and what is illegal to do in today's society with regard to other people's reactions toward your actions. Scheißegal, meaning something like I don't give a shit, sung by the band deals with the fact that today you are bound to certain behaviours in our society and that you have to act in such way you can be accepted as a member of it. The band tries to tell the audience that they do not care about what people think about their actions and that this behaviour is not right.