the song I listened to a million times
It might be a good thing that I can’t understand the lyrics to “Rosor & Palmblad” by Kent. (Because it’s in Swedish…yes, I do know English at the very least.) Sometimes I like songs less once I actually figure out what they mean. I’m weird; don’t ask. (If you do know what the song means, don’t tell me. Unless it’s really cool or something.) But I love the song to death, and since I don’t know what it means I can make up my own meaning. TAKE THAT…SWEDEN.
If you haven’t heard their album, Du & Jag Döden, you are missing out. A lot.
So here’s that song I like:
[audio:http://music.diskobox.net/mp3s/kent_rosor-palmblad.mp3]It took me a few listens to appreciate it. Maybe I like the key changes. Or the lilting-ness. Or the twinkles. Or horns. Or all the “ahhh”-ing. I hope one of these things appeals to you. Or maybe you just like the way Swedish sounds.
I am officially going to Bergen, Norway from June 8-16 with D. I wasn’t planning to do any music-related things there, but I should probably look that stuff up.
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How about looking up Even’s phone number and doing music related things with him…? haha. I’m so happy that you’re going my dear. So happy for you. I can’t wait to see the pics.
Comment by Honey — 5/7/2006 @ 10:54 am
July 30th
Brooklyn, NY
Mew is coming……
tickets go on sale next saturday.
yippie.
Comment by CJ — 5/12/2006 @ 11:16 pm
I can tell that the title of the Kent song is Roses and Palmleaves, and like every song by Kent it has beautiful lyrics. About melancholy in a small village in sweden – Vesterås.
Don’t know if this is cool enough, but it is really quite beautiful.
Comment by Martin — 5/16/2006 @ 4:26 am