Berghain (English Translation) Lyrics – ROSALÍA

The chorus mantra “Seine Angst ist meine Angst” (“his fear is my fear”) frames the song as a ritual of shared sensation—fear, rage, love, and blood exchanged like vows inside a cathedral of strobe and steel. This English translation highlights how ROSALÍA’s imagery (“a lead teddy bear,” “a heart that’s heavy”) speaks to tenderness under pressure, while Björk’s invocation of “divine intervention” reframes desire and survival as sacred, almost liturgical. In contrast, Yves Tumor’s raw close, bruising, obsessive, unforgettable—turns intimacy into a provocation that lingers long after the lights cut.

For album cohesion, reference how other “LUX” cuts orbit similar motifs: the body as altar, love as hazard, devotion amid mechanical heat, and multilingual switches that move from chant to confession to confrontation. Maintain consistent on-page elements across posts—track credits, language notes, repeated phrase glosses, and a short “theme tags” block (fear, devotion, ritual, industrial club) to strengthen internal linking and topical authority. When adapting for other songs from the same album, mirror this structure: open with the emotional thesis, surface 2–3 key lines in translation, tie them to album-wide symbols, then close with a crisp invitation to explore the full lyrics and related tracks.

Dive into the Berghain English Translation lyrics below and trace its spiral from divine surrender to feral devotion. Don’t miss other “LUX” tracks for more ritual club alchemy.