(I want to feel this fever again and again) is one of the most iconic songs by German Schlager superstar Helene Fischer. Released in 2009 , it helped solidify her transition from a traditional folk-schlager singer to a modern pop-schlager phenomenon. Core Song Details Album: So wie ich bin (Released: October 9, 2009).

The song explores the intense emotional highs and vulnerabilities of a passionate relationship.

This recurring line suggests living life with intensity and a degree of danger or unpredictability, common in deep romantic connections.

The opening verse describes a dinner table set with wine, waiting for a partner who is late. It highlights the emotional toll of always being the one who waits.

In 2024, the song reached Platinum status in Germany for over 600,000 units sold, making it one of the most successful German-language Schlager songs since 1975. Lyrical Meaning & Themes

Written and produced by Jean Frankfurter , a long-time collaborator who shaped Fischer's early career.

Despite the "feverish" passion, the lyrics emphasize needing a "rock in the storm" (Fels im Sturm der Zeit) and a hand to hold when feeling lonely.

The "fever" (Fieber) serves as a metaphor for an irresistible, almost addictive passion.