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1) A German Death/industrial/gothic metal band formed in Ludwigsburg.

2) A Death Metal/Grindcore band from Torrington, Connecticut.

3) A punk band in the 80's from Berkeley, California who were featured on Aaron Cometbus' "Lest We Forget" compilation tape.

4) A Danish post punk band from Albertslund/Brøndby, The band were inspired by Joy Division.

Lineup:
Ulrik Andersen – Guitar
Peter Boye – Vocal and synth
Rune Torp – Drums
Bjarne Hansen - Bas

5) A Christian brutal death metal/deathcore band from Salinas, California.

Keine heimat
Atrocity Lyrics

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Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Ins deutsche Disneyland

Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Wer ist unser Präsident?

Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Du bist die Mickey Maus

Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Oder kommen die Russen?

Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?
Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?
Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?
Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?

Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Beschützer aus der USA

Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Die waren schon mal da

Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Wir sind ein Reservoir

Der Mann aus Übersee
(Die Amis kommen)
Oder kommen die Chinesen?

Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?
Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?
Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?

Keine Heimat
Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Atrocity's song "Keine Heimat" (No Home) reflect a deep sense of fear and paranoia about foreign powers, particularly America. The singer chants "Der Mann aus Übersee, Die Amis kommen" (The man from overseas, the Americans are coming) in a tone that is both accusatory and fearful. The references to Mickey Mouse and Disneyland suggest a disdain for American culture and its perceived influence on German society. The repetition of the question "Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?" (Who will protect me from America?) highlights the singer's anxiety about the looming presence of a powerful foreign country.

The lyrics also touch on the idea of Germany as a "reservoir" for foreign powers, suggesting a lack of autonomy and agency in relation to outside forces. The line "Die waren schon mal da" (They have been here before) refers to the presence of American troops in Germany after World War II, which may contribute to the singer's sense of mistrust and vulnerability.

Overall, the lyrics to "Keine Heimat" express a sense of unease about Germany's relationship with America and other foreign powers, and the perceived threats they pose to national identity and autonomy.

Line by Line Meaning

Der Mann aus Übersee
A representative of the American government

(Die Amis kommen)
The Americans are coming

Ins deutsche Disneyland
To Germany, which has become like an amusement park to the United States

Wer ist unser Präsident?
Who is our President? This line is sarcastic, implying that the American government is controlling Germany

Du bist die Mickey Maus
You are just like Mickey Mouse, a character controlled by a higher power

Oder kommen die Russen?
Could it be the Russians who are coming instead?

Keine Heimat
No home to call my own

Wer schützt mich vor Amerika?
Who will protect me from America and its influence?

Beschützer aus der USA
Protectors from the United States

Die waren schon mal da
They have already been here before, suggesting that they have not left Germany alone in the past

Wir sind ein Reservoir
We are just a resource to be used for their own benefit, not partners with the United States