Looking for female names in popular German songs
 

One of the microbreweries I visit likes to name their various tanks (such as a fermenting tank) with female names found in various German drinking songs. So far they have Katherine, Susanna, Alice . . . and one that escapes me at the moment (Joan or something like that, I think).

Everyone knows that naming your tanks makes the beer taste better, so any help would be appreciated. If you can provide the female name and the German drinking song it came from, it would be greatly appreciated.


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My German grandmother's name was Matilda.

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I dont know of any songs with the names above, none of them is german.

there could be SusannE and KatharinA and theres a german drinking song with Alice but that comes originally from an english song - Alice is not a german name

i remember this one, it has "Rosi" in there... (which is a hooker in that song)

"Rosamunde"



Not strictly a drinking song but about a billion gallons has probably gone down the chute to this one:

"lili Marlene"



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Apparently, these were names they heard when they went to a German bierfest. I might have the spellings wrong as I am going by memory.

alright - Susanne (short: Susi) and Katharina would be the correct spelling

Search youtube for 'Hasselhoff' stuff should come up :)

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Helga Von Schnitzelhauss

I was goering to post some nazi names but decided nazi related puns just aren't reich, so they shouldn't go any fuhrer.

/bored

Anne Frankly, German women's names suck.

Erika - Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein

It was however the marching song of the Waffen-SS if I am not mistaken.

Fotze Ficker is a popular german girl name associated with this. They should name the tank Fotze.

:Oh crap








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Fraulein!

Bertha

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Popular German songs? No idea...

An old song called Gretchen's Song has a girls name in the title.

Rosamunde

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