"Limburg" is a single by the Limburg band Rowwen Hèze. The single was previously released as a 7" in 1990, but the live version of the song became more successful when it was released in 1996. In February 1996, Rowwen Hèze performed at Paradiso during the "With a little help from my friends" concert, where pop musicians performed their own songs with the Metropole Orchestra conducted by Dick Bakker. On behalf of Rowwen Hèze, singer Jack Poels and accordionist Tren van Enckevort played three songs with the Orchestra: "Zondag in het zuid" (Sunday in the south), "Blieve loepe" (Sweet dreams), and "Limburg." The last song had a huge impact in the hall, and even during the subsequent performance by Golden Earring, the audience was still singing the familiar line "Het is een kwestie van geduld, rustig wachten op de dag, dat heel Holland Limburgs lult" (It's a matter of patience, quietly waiting for the day, when all of Holland will speak Limburgish). Partly for this reason, it was soon decided to release the live recording as a single.