The hell tomorrow morning
| The hell tomorrow morning | |
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| Helene Fischer | |
| publication | March 30, 2012 |
| length | 3:07 (radio version) 4:50 (album version) |
| Genre (s) | Bat |
| Author (s) |
Jean Frankfurter , Joachim Horn-Bernges |
| album | For a day |
Hell tomorrow morning is a song by the German pop singer Helene Fischer . The song is the third single from their fifth studio album For a Day .
Creation and artwork
The song was written by Jean Frankfurter and Joachim Horn-Bernges . The single was arranged, produced and programmed by Jean Frankfurter. In addition to Fischer's vocals, the singers Franco Leon , Rainer Marz, Bimey Oberreit and Kareena Schönberger can be heard in the background . The German guitarist Peter Weihe was hired on the guitar for the piece. The song was released under the music label EMI . On the cover of the maxi single - in addition to the artist name and song title - you can see a collage of Fischer while he was driving a chairlift .
Publication and promotion
The digital single was first published on March 30, 2012. Due to the great reception, two months later, on May 18, 2012, the single was also released as a physical sound carrier in Germany, Austria and Switzerland . In addition to the album version, the digital maxi single also contains a dance mix of Hell tomorrow morning . In addition to the radio version , the physical maxi single also contains a dance mix and the album version of the title song, as well as the song And if it were so as a B-side .
Fischer himself did not advertise the single live on television. In the beginning, the success of Die Hölle tomorrow morning was limited. It was only through a live performance by Beatrice Egli during the semi-final show of Deutschland sucht den Superstar 2013 that the song gained attention. Fischer honored Egli's appearance at the end of the year with a joint appearance of the song during the Helene Fischer Show 2013 . An official music video was not made.
content
The lyrics to The Hell Tomorrow Morning are written in German. The music was written or composed by Jean Frankfurter and the text by Joachim Horn-Bernges. Musically, the song moves in the area of hit music . The song is about a woman who wants to experience a night with a certain man and doesn't worry about what will be the next morning.
“I don't care about hell tomorrow morning.
No matter how many times I hit the ground.
For one night with you alone in heaven,
with you alone in heaven,
I will die a thousand times more. "
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Charts and chart placements
The hell tomorrow morning reached position 68 in the single charts in Germany and stayed in the charts for a total of seven weeks. In Austria the single reached position 74 and stayed in the charts for a week.
For Helene Fischer this is the fifth chart success in Germany and the second in Austria. For Jean Frankfurter as a composer, Die Hölle will be the 49th single in Germany and the 13th single in Austria tomorrow morning to make it into the single charts. For Frankfurter as a producer, Die Hölle is already the 30th single in Germany and the sixth single in Austria tomorrow morning to make it into the single charts.
| Charts | Top ranking | Weeks |
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| Chart placements | ||
 Germany (GfK)
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68 (7 weeks) | 7th |
 Austria (Ö3)
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74 (1 week) | 1 |
Cover versions
- 2012: Laura Lynn - Ik trek het mij niet aan , she recorded the song for her seventh studio album Dat goed gevoel .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Helene Fischer - Hell tomorrow morning. austriancharts.at, accessed on May 24, 2014 .
- ↑ Beatrice Egli & Helene Fischer - Hell tomorrow morning (Helene Fischer Show 2013). youtube.com, archived from the original on July 4, 2014 ; accessed on May 24, 2014 .
- ↑ Helene Fischer - Hell tomorrow morning. officialcharts.de, accessed on July 2, 2019 .
- ↑ Laura Lynn - Ik trek het mij niet aan (song). austriancharts.at, accessed on May 24, 2014 .