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'''The most beautiful [[Swabia|Swabian]] prank!'''
'''The most beautiful [[Swabia (Bavaria)|Swabian]] prank!'''


'''Is Wilhelm out of the Reich!'''
'''Is Wilhelm out of the Reich!'''
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'''[[Bavaria]] to arms!'''
'''[[Kingdom of Bavaria|Bavaria]] to arms!'''


'''[[Ludwig I of Bavaria|Ludwig]], he is good for nothing!'''
'''[[Ludwig I of Bavaria|Ludwig]], he is good for nothing!'''

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"Fürsten zum Land Hinaus!"
Single
LanguageGerman
English titlePrinces Out of the Land!
Published1832
GenreFolk

"Fürsten zum Land Hinaus!" (English: Princes Out of the Land!) is the most prominent German revolutionary song from the Vormärz period of German history. It became famous for its blatant call for the overthrow of aristocracy across Germany's kingdoms.[1]

Origins

The exact origins of "Fürsten zum Land Hinaus!" are unknown, though it is thought to have been written in early 1832. It was most likely inspired by the July Revolution in 1830 France. The earliest known reference to the song's existence was in the magazine Eulenspiegel in March 1832, describing it as "the satirical song starting with the words: Princes out of the Country!".The song was met with popular response at the 1832 Hambach Festival, where it eventually spread to the rest of Germany.[1][2]

Usage

The song became popular leading up to the German revolutions of 1848-49, part of the anti-monarchical and pro-republican revolutions of 1848. Following the failures of the German revolutions, the song was heavily cracked down on and disappeared from general view until the folk and Liedermacher revivals of the 1970s.[1][3]

Lyrics

The song initially featured 16 verses, one for each major region of Germany.

German[4] English
Fürsten zum Land hinaus!

Jetzt kommt der Völkerschmaus

raus, raus, raus, raus!


Wilhelm liebt Bürgerwacht

hebt ihn aus Preußen fort

hebt ihn aus Preußen fort

erschlagt den Hund!


Der schönste Schwabenstreich

ist Wilhelm aus dem Reich

raus, raus, raus, raus!


Bayernland ans Gewehr

Ludewig taugt nichts mehr

Ludewig taugt nichts mehr

erschießt den Hund!


Mecklenburg, deine Frist

auch abgelaufen ist

tick tack tick tack.


Oldenburg, schleif' die Sens'

Oldenburg, schleif' die Sens'

zieh in die Residenz

autsch, autsch, autsch, autsch!


Hechingen und Sigmaringen

müssen über die Klinge springen

hoppsa, hoppsa!


Reuß, Greiz, Schleiz

Lobenstein, Reuß, Greiz, Schleiz

Lobenstein jagt in ein Mausloch rein

Katz', Katz', Katz', Katz'.


Homburgs Landgräfelein

wird das zu fürchten sein?

Nein, nein, nein, nein!


Metternich, marsch mit dir

Metternich, marsch mit dir

Rothschilds und Staatspapier

marsch, marsch, marsch, marsch!


Dem Deutschen Bundestag

werft faule Eier nach

kikeriki, kikeriki!


Dann ist im Lande Raum

pflanzet den Freiheitsbaum

pflanzet den Freiheitsbaum

hoch, hoch, hoch, hoch!

Princes out of the land!

Now comes the people's feast!

Out! Out! Out! Out


Wilhelm loves citizen-murder!

Throw him out of Prussia!

Throw him out of Prussia!

Beat the dog!


The most beautiful Swabian prank!

Is Wilhelm out of the Reich!

Out! Out! Out! Out!


Bavaria to arms!

Ludwig, he is good for nothing!

Ludwig, he is good for nothing!

Shoot the dog!


Mecklenburg's Freidrich Franz!

Is also out of time!

Tick tack tick tack!


Oldenburg, sharpen your senses!

Oldenburg, sharpen your senses!

Move into the residence!

Ouch, ouch, ouch, ouch!


Hechingen and Sigmaringen!

Have to jump over the blade!

Oops, oops!


Reuss, Greiz, Schleiz!

Lobenstein, Reuss, Greiz, Schleiz!

Lobenstein chases into a mouse hole!

Cat, cat, cat, cat!


Hamburg's Landgräfelein!

Will that be something to fear?

No, no, no, no!


Metternich, march with you!

Metternich, march with you!

Rothschilds and government securities!

March, march, march, march!


The German Bundestag!

At them we'll throw rotten eggs!

Cock-a-doodle-do, cock-a-doodle-do!


Forests are room in the land!

Plant the freedom tree!

Plant the freedom tree!

High, high, high, high!

References

  1. ^ a b c Robb, David; John, Eckhard, eds. (2020), ""Fürsten zum Land hinaus" ("Das deutsche Treibjagen")", Songs for a Revolution: The 1848 Protest Song Tradition in Germany, Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture, Boydell & Brewer, pp. 29–42, doi:10.1017/9781787448629.003, ISBN 978-1-78744-862-9, retrieved 2024-11-05
  2. ^ John, Eckhard; Robb, David (2020). Songs for a Revolution: The 1848 Protest Song Tradition in Germany (NED - New ed.). Boydell & Brewer. ISBN 978-1-64014-048-6. JSTOR j.ctv105bbvw.
  3. ^ "Fürsten zum Land hinaus — Liederlexikon". www.liederlexikon.de. Retrieved 2024-11-05.
  4. ^ Reuter, Fritz. "Fürsten zum Land hinaus". www.tenhumbergreinhard.de. Retrieved 2024-11-05.
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