''Teure Heimat'' () is a
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n band
Zillertaler Schürzenjäger. It was released in 1992 by
BMG Ariola Media GmbH.
Track listing
#"Teure Heimat" ("Dear Homeland") — 2:59
#"
Flensburg
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Flensburg's ...
" — 2:40
#"Einfach du" ("Simply You") — 3:00
#"Großer Manitou" ("Great
Manitou
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") — 5:03
#"Donnaiolo" — 2:51
#"Willkommen Europa" ("Welcome, Europe") — 2:54
#"Alle Sirenen gingen los" ("All Sirens Came On") — 4:36
#"Im Bergwind Adler spielen" ("To Play Eagle in the Mountain Wind") — 3:15
#"Davon könnt i leb'n" ("I Could Live From That") — 3:23
#"I pfeif auf di" — 2:59
#"Die Bajuwaren" ("The
Bavarii
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") — 2:59
#"Highway Crew" — 2:49
Track notes
"Teure Heimat" can stand for either ''Dear'' homeland or ''Expensive'' homeland in the meaning of high taxes etc. Both meanings are mentioned in this song. "Flensburg" describes the loss of the driver's license. The German national database of traffic violators is located in Flensburg.
Chart performance
References
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1992 albums