Talk:Maestro (Kaizers Orchestra album)

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message: I'm not quite happy with the translation for "Knekker deg til sist", "Break you in the end". The lyrics go "something something something, du kan væra sikker på me knekker deg til sist" which sounds much more like "crack", as in to crack a code. Can you "break" a code too? I don't think so, but perhaps someone with better English will comment on this. I'll have a careful listen to the song sometime tonight and get back to this conundrum. Wilsonsamm (talk) 12:30, 18 August 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: Actually, it's way better than "cracking" someone. In an interview somewhere, the guys stated that the song is about an interrogation. Interrogating someone is also known as "breaking" someone to a point where their alpha patterns or whatever will be reversed and they will reveal what the interrogator wants to know. Basically, both words serve the same purpose in this case, but I don't think saying that you'll "crack someone in the end" is good English. That line is from "Jævel av en tango" and not "Knekker deg", by the way. --Kaizer13 (talk) 19:48, 18 August 2008 (UTC)
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