Ólöf Arnalds performs Í Nýju Húsi in Reykjavik in 2007

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  •  14 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    This is so beautiful!

  • @teawithmilkandsugar3045
    @teawithmilkandsugar3045 15 ปีที่แล้ว

    Dear Ólöf,
    All your youtube posts are spellbinding and your music is exquisite.
    XXX

  • @Mondestrunken
    @Mondestrunken 13 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    @yuopija Thank you very much! since I'am mexican and my tounge is from Roman roots it is sometimes hard to me figure what a germanic language is saying, but yes it seems comon sense í nýju húsi... in new house... it matches etimologicaly and foneticaly. Anyway... Thank you very much!!!

    • @TeresaVanDusen
      @TeresaVanDusen 5 ปีที่แล้ว

      Here is what goole translate tells me:
      Your light and shadows on the wax that have appeared
      Prayers with good and various things appeared that way
      I say doomed you often know
      you know yes you understand me
      Nothing is certain, except it is certain that I have you
      Now go to sleep
      Time he lives and time heals the wounds
      The cover wounds, even though the tears do not disappear
      I say doomed often I know
      I know yes I understand you
      Maybe it's going to be the years
      Now go to sleep
      I know you sleep tonight
      I'm waiting for the channel as soon as we find it
      Everything gets the right way and good
      I remember when you sang, you put the cushion on
      My eyes closed and my rones felt
      Now go to sleep
      I know you sleep in a new house tonight

  • @Mondestrunken
    @Mondestrunken 14 ปีที่แล้ว

    I really love to know what the lyrics means!
    I love Ólöf exquisite voice and superb talent!
    so, since I am mexican i don't speak islenska so could someone kindly tell me what does the lyrics mean? I understand english hehe ;) thank you very much and of course THANK YOU ÓLÖF! your music is such a nice source of inspiration!

  • @yuopija
    @yuopija 13 ปีที่แล้ว

    @Mondestrunken i'm norwegian, but at least i can understand the title: "in a new house". hope that helps a bit (: