Irgendwie, irgendwo, irgendwann (Special 12" Dance Mix)

Released in 1984, this track is a definitive example of the West German 'New Wave' movement, characterized by electronic production and poetic, often abstract lyrics.

The title uses the prefix 'irgend-' (some-) to create a sense of boundless possibility and uncertainty, emphasizing that the timing or location of connection is less important than the connection itself.

While Nena is best known globally for '99 Luftballons', this song remains a staple of German pop culture and was notably re-recorded as a bilingual duet with Kim Wilde in 2002.