weeks on the ranking, last appearing at number 97 on 20 March. After "Sweetest Poison", Nu Pagaldi released their second and final single, "Dying Words", which stalled at number 22 in Germany and failed to reach the top 30 in Austria and Switzerland. In May 2005, Steinert left the band due to creative differences, and four months later, the band permanently disbanded for the same reasons. Track listings German CD single "Sweetest Poison" (original version) – 3:52 "Sweetest Poison" (Elektromix) – 5:55 "Sweetest Poison" (extended version) – 4:50 "Sweetest Poison" (instrumental) – 3:52 German mini-CD single "Sweetest Poison" (original version) – 3:52 "Sweetest Poison" (instrumental) – 3:52 Credits and personnel Credits are lifted from the German CD single liner notes. Credits Recorded at Weryton Studios (Unterföhring, Munich) Mixed at Jeopark (Hamburg, Germany) Personnel Jörn-Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen – music, lyrics, keyboards, production Lukas Hilbert – music, lyrics, guitar, production R. G. (Rea Garvey) – lyrics Nu Pagadi – vocals Derek von Krogh – guitar, keyboards, co-production, additional programming Peter Keller – guitar Robert Smith – drums Jeo – mixing Claudia Macias – artwork Oliver S. – cover photo Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References 2004 debut singles 2004 songs Macaronic songs Number-one singles in Austria Number-one singles in Germany Number-one singles in Switzerland Songs written by Jörn-Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen