
Rammstein have announced their new album, 'Zeit'
Following three years after their untitled album, their eighth full-length is set for release on 29th April, preceded by the title track.
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'Diamant' casts obsessive desire as a kind of entrapment. The song fixes on a figure of impossible beauty, one whose presence drains the world of colour and the singer of will. The imagery moves between admiration and something darker: eyes that "want to suck the soul" from him, a radiance that becomes a trap. The central conceit is precise and brutal. Beauty, the song insists, is not redemptive; it is a force that consumes. The track builds its argument through repetition and restraint. Rammstein move between verses that establish the spell and a chorus that names it plainly: "You are beautiful like a diamond, beautiful to look at like a diamond, but please let me go." That final plea, repeated, carries the weight. A diamond is prized for its hardness and clarity, its refusal to yield. The song understands that what cannot love must hate, and frames the speaker's only escape as a kind of necessary cruelty. Beauty, rendered as an object rather than a person, becomes something to reject in order to survive.
"Diamant" is a track by Rammstein, from the album Rammstein, released 29th April 1994. The track is 2:34 long. It's filed under Metal. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Rammstein.
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