Last summer, the hit song “L’Amour toujours” from 2000 went viral once again, this time in Germany.

The song was remixed with new lyrics containing the phrase, “Auslaender Raus, Deutschland den Deutschen,” or “Foreigners out, Germany for Germans.” It was heard in nightclubs and anti-immigration marches across the country.

The crude lyrics are a window into the climate of Sunday’s election, which took place 10 years after then-chancellor Angela Merkel threw open the doors of Germany, and thereby the whole European Union, to mass immigration.