Thank you very much: I don't have words, to discribe how this song in particular and this music project helped me to change my life. I appreciate and will remember this magic sounds! Love Peace Eternity
Walks = singular. Walk = plural The lyrics are correct in the booklet included with the album: "All these walk with me". But maybe he's actually altered the lyrics into: "All this walks with me"? I don't know... :)
Ok, I get your point. You think it's a noun, not a verb: "All these walks (~strolls) with me"? I'm pretty sure the lyrics use a verb: "All these (love, peace, happiness, eternity) walk with me", as written in the booklet. :-)
There is a version of that song, sung in danish, by the danish leadvocalist Bjørn Fjæstad on his facebook, added there december 31st. 2017. Go and check it out
Fortfarande en så bra låt - forever!
Rest in peace, Big Chief.
Never forget our first meeting at my place early 90s, as if it was yesterday... Rest in peace my brother! ❤️
R.I.P Freddie. Just recently divcovered your amazing talent. What a loss.
And beautiful Stina!
Vart tog Stina Nordenstam vägen?
hold kæft det er fantastisk -love, peace, etc. R.I.P Freddie.
Love peace happiness
Thank you for the music and rest well
Magnifikt.
I ljust minne bevarad.
Magnifikt är ordet
Thank you very much: I don't have words, to discribe how this song in particular and this music project helped me to change my life. I appreciate and will remember this magic sounds!
Love
Peace
Eternity
Love it!
Pure joy to listen to: thanks so much!!!
Loved this with you and the Fläskkvartetten. In 1986 and I was young but loved the special sound....❤
Mirakel...
Varför gråter jag alltid när jag hör detta?
Det träffar mig så hårt!
🖤🖤🖤
Love peace and Happiness !det är ett hemligt meddelande till Johan
Tack
Как два еврея
Афигеннейшая музыка
Att leva kan vara svårt...jag vet
Balling
Hvem er hon, Med vind i håret? Dag
Jag vet nu. Stina N
Beautiful song, shame about the grammatical error. Should be "All these walk with me."
I interpret it as "And so he repeats these words all over: 'love, peace, happiness, eternity' [during] all these walks with me".
@@mimmihansson8875 Ah...then that does make sense :)
That mistake has always bugged me. He actually sings about "walks", similar to many strolls, if you want be precise.
Jill Johnson covered this song, without the "s" 🙂
ua-cam.com/video/0v8cmr8TJ0g/v-deo.html
"Lard, Peas, Vegetables and turnip seeds, all these cooked with meat..."
Anyway, one of the most beautiful songs i ever heard...
Beside the grammatic blunder: "all these walkS with me", this is an outstanding track!!! :-)
What? These= plural. Walks= plural.
Walks = singular. Walk = plural
The lyrics are correct in the booklet included with the album: "All these walk with me".
But maybe he's actually altered the lyrics into: "All this walks with me"? I don't know... :)
Ehh no? In what world does adding an s make a word singular?
Ok, I get your point.
You think it's a noun, not a verb: "All these walks (~strolls) with me"?
I'm pretty sure the lyrics use a verb: "All these (love, peace, happiness, eternity) walk with me", as written in the booklet. :-)
I think you write about that.
:-)
There is a version of that song, sung in danish, by the danish leadvocalist Bjørn Fjæstad on his facebook, added there december 31st. 2017. Go and check it out