In that time when they were doing kol ,they sat alon in the Woods beside their ” mila” so the Wood that gonna be kol didnt take firer in the rest of the Wood,and this took dayes,in the dark Woods alone❤
English lyrics: I wait here by my log-fire as the hours pass by as the stars migrate slowly and the night moves toward day. I wait here for a woman coming from afar to me my dear one, my dear one whose blue eyes come my way. I thought she’d be a wandering, snow-covered flower and I dreamed of her purling, elusive laugh, bright I thought I’d seen my loved one as she was approaching through the woods, o-er the heaths on a wintery night. Overjoyed I would happily carry my loved one through the undergrowth to where my cabin is near, and raise up a jubilant cry to my dear one: You are welcome at last after such lonely years! I wait by my log-fire as the hours pass by, while the forests are singing and the skies fill with sighs. I’m waiting for a wanderer coming from afar to me - my dear one, my dear one with her lovely blue eyes.
Interesting that you knew about Dan Andersson 😮.😮😮 About this song: Sofia sings just as pretty as she looks - and the whole composition and instruments (especially the violin) is just sooo beautiful!! The song is just great and full of emotions overall! And the best of all ! There are soooo many more similar style to this one with various artists! Check out " Svenska Visor" ...and I am sure that you will find alot of GOLD! :-) ....Right now I am noticing that many You Toubers are reacting to the very same songs and artists/stand up comedians like Sofia Karlsson, Grotesco ,Johan Glans, Fredrik Andersson etc But I think by reactiing to some new favourites of yours from "Svenska Visor and songs like for.ex "Koppången" you might even start new trends :-) For more with the Angellike Sofia Karlsson you might want to check out the songs "Flickan och Kråkan" = The Girl and the Crow ..... and "Kom Änglar" = Come Angels Thanks for reacting to Sofia!
I got to hear Sofia in Sweden a couple of weeks ago! She is absolutely amazing!! Thanks! YOU ARE RIGHT ON!!
Amazing!
In that time when they were doing kol ,they sat alon in the Woods beside their ” mila” so the Wood that gonna be kol didnt take firer in the rest of the Wood,and this took dayes,in the dark Woods alone❤
English lyrics:
I wait here by my log-fire
as the hours pass by
as the stars migrate slowly
and the night moves toward day.
I wait here for a woman
coming from afar to me
my dear one, my dear one
whose blue eyes come my way.
I thought she’d be a wandering,
snow-covered flower and I dreamed
of her purling, elusive laugh, bright
I thought I’d seen
my loved one as she was approaching
through the woods, o-er the heaths
on a wintery night.
Overjoyed I would happily
carry my loved one
through the undergrowth
to where my cabin is near,
and raise up a jubilant cry
to my dear one:
You are welcome at last
after such lonely years!
I wait by my log-fire
as the hours pass by,
while the forests are singing
and the skies fill with sighs.
I’m waiting for a wanderer
coming from afar to me -
my dear one, my dear one
with her lovely blue eyes.
Interesting that you knew about Dan Andersson 😮.😮😮
About this song: Sofia sings just as pretty as she looks - and the whole composition and instruments (especially the violin) is just sooo beautiful!!
The song is just great and full of emotions overall!
And the best of all ! There are soooo many more similar style to this one with various artists!
Check out " Svenska Visor" ...and I am sure that you will find alot of GOLD! :-)
....Right now I am noticing that many You Toubers are reacting to the very same songs and artists/stand up comedians like Sofia Karlsson, Grotesco
,Johan Glans, Fredrik Andersson etc
But I think by reactiing to some new favourites of yours from "Svenska Visor and songs like for.ex "Koppången" you might even start new trends :-)
For more with the Angellike Sofia Karlsson you might want to check out the songs "Flickan och Kråkan" = The Girl and the Crow .....
and "Kom Änglar" = Come Angels
Thanks for reacting to Sofia!