Swedish folk songs be like: "My girlfriend died and I'm never going to find another girl like her again" *proceeds to do the most beautiful accordion/violin solo ever recorded*
Idk if it it common throughout the Nordics, but I can say that it is a common way among many us Swedes. Life can be dark and sad, and when that time finally come; you make something beautiful out of it in order to honor the good that once and the good memories that you have left.
What I didn't realise the first time I listened to this song is that when he (the man who's point of view this song is sung from) says "And wanted to follow her to the grave" it's not about attending the funeral, he wants to die. Presumably he thinks he will never find love again and so has no wish to go on.
Or just couldn’t bear to be parted from her… Has the same vibe as “I am stretched on your grave,’ if you’ve heard that one. Heh, this does seem like a song Charles XII might have liked, doesn’t it?
for those who are unaware the "tolvmilan skog" is translated literally as 12 miles. The thing is, those 12 miles are in fact 76 miles if you are an American, English, etc. A Nordic mile is 10km or 6 miles. It used to be longer, but when the metric system was introduced in the 1800s it was rounded down to 10kms. Miles are still used today for longer distances, but sometimes "halvmil" (half a mile) is used. My son lives about 35 miles away, it takes about 3 hours to drive there. But then the maximum legal speed in Norway is 12 mph ;)
your numbers are off as hell.... im sorry but Even as I dont use the american system Im familiar enough with it and it make no sense what you are measuring.
You're quite right. sorry the maximum speed limit in Norway is 11 mph not 12. If I drove at 12mph I would be breaking the speed limit. 11 mph in Nordic miles translates as about 66 mph in Imperial miles. As for not making sense, well it's really very simple. A Nordic mile is about six times the length of an Imperial mile. So if you drive a 1 mph using Nordic miles, then you would be traveling at 6 mph if you use Imperial miles. Driving the 35 miles to my son in 3 hours involves breaking the speed limit, something I do I'm afraid. Although rarely by so much that I would lose my drivers licence.@@sebastian114
Some of these Swedish folk songs are so sad.. I've been listening to them because of my Swedish heritage. They're so beautiful and heartbreaking. This one and I Riden Sa.. My heart..
First time that I comment below these videos, just wanted to thank the creator or the team behind this channel. Musics on it are always insane and lulling. Thanks for making life more colourful !
Interesting. As a Swede it just gives a feeling from the 19th and 18th Centuries but I guess it feels different when the text gives its message orally.
@@legchairhistorian5496 Very much late 18th/early 19th century. Back before urbanization, when the industrial revolution was just taking hold on the continent, but we were still mostly a farming society.
When I first heard this song I first fell in love with the music and then with the lyrics. Svenska is one of my ancestral tongues and one I want to learn so bad along Deutsch. So songs like this really are soothing to listen to.
Once you learn Svenska or Deutsch you'll have it real easier to learn the other. Swedish is the moat Germanized language in Scandinavia due to our old terrortories in Northern Germant and intervention to the 30 years war, which led to mass immigration of protestant Germans to Sweden. Hence why we use ä/ö and not æ/ø. Aswell as a shit ton of our words sounds the same as inn german butt speleld differentlt
Start with Swedish i'd say. If you know Swedish and Enlgiah alot of the German language makes since. Thry are all indo-european afterall, try learning Hungarian your entire life. Its a beautiful, deep and advanced language. And the swearing is pure art, the redt hover i all kind of fucked up. Ni sinmilarities antwhere. 🤷♂️
@@urdung9403 there’s also the fact that Svenska is in the highest spots for easiest languages for English speakers, but ya my plan is first learn Svenska then learn how to speak Deutsch like a Swed.
Or Kom til katnosdammen (og bli skutt) :) eller bedre, Ann Caroline lukk opp din dør ❤️☺️ or En liten Føreridyll, skauens glade gutter og Hun kommer mot deg 💘😢
Fun fact: there is another melody that was used for this song during the 19th century. Which was later used for the folk song “Du Gamla, Du Friska”, later changed to “Du Gamla, Du Fria” and today is Swedens national anthem.
I know I'm double commenting which breaks my own personal rules, but I'd like to thank you, Ingen. I couldn't help but think of this song tonight, as my grandmother just had a stroke and they don't expect her to make it. If it weren't for you, I'd have no way of expressing myself, in English or not. Don't stop what you're doing. You're doing great work. "Jag krusar och kammar mitt korpsvart har, och ville föllje henne till graven..."
@Kängan 161 you could say that de-jure means official, while de-facto means in practice. Du Gamla Du Fria is the de-facto anthem since it is used as such, however it is not de-jure since its not official.
Deutsche Auflade: (German Version) So fahre ich los Über zwölf-meilen Wald Während die Anderen so süß schläft So fahre ich los, ein bisschen weiter Dort konnte ich die Glocken läuten hören “Guten tag, guten tag, meine Läutenmänner, Vor wem läuten sie diese Klingung?" “Wir läuten für eine junge Mädel, Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen” … “Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen” So fahre ich los, ein bisschen weiter Da steht die Graber und gegraben “Guten tag, guten tag, meine Gräberemänn, Vor wem graben sie diese Grabe?" “Wir graben für eine junge Mädel, Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen” … “Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen” So fahre ich los Zu mein Schwiegervaters Hof Der früher rot wie rosen war Erstens, frage ich für meine Freundin Und später für meine schwiegereltern So komme ich ein bisschen weiter in Und da steht zwei und ihnen gewischt … Und da steht zwei und ihnen gewischt Ich locke und kämmer meine haare Und wollte ich sie zum graben folgen … Und wollte ich sie zum graben folgen Und Frauen und Mädel gebildet ein ring Und sagt dass ich finde eine and’re So für ein Mädel dass sie war Gab es nicht in sieben Königreiche … Gab es nicht in sieben Königreiche
Vielen Dank. Deutsch wird für mich immer die emotionalste und einfühlsamste Sprache sein. Alles, was ich darin höre und jedes Mal, wenn ich spreche, weckt in mir immer Emotionen. Vielen Dank, dass Sie eine so wunderbare Übersetzung angefertigt haben
Didnt you hear our "culture-minister" said there is no authentic swedish culture? If shes not an expert then who is????? Im just a little swedish peasant i dont know nothing
Drit! What a crap minister. All Scandinavian cultures are authentic. The US government vis a vis the FBI declared viking runes as racist symbols. What a load of garbage. They're crapping on our beautiful Scandinavian ancestry. Vær sterk min vikingbror! 🇺🇲🇧🇻🤝🇸🇪💪💪
@@borkovitch5227 I don't really think she is necesarly right... I know nothing much abt ur culture so can't say if she s right or wrong but there are people who for a reason or another like to deny some things... like the cultural thing... cs they want a more omogenic world ig... to break the cultural barriers... but that ain't good... you mb know better idk but it seems to me like they could do such not so nice things putting in danger the culture or the country.. especially if leftist... ig
The Song is about a young man who is riding to his parents in laws house and as he rides he meets people doing funeral preperations such as digging a grave and ringing the bells. And then he finds his wife dead. He also says that a girl like her does not exist in seven kingdoms meaning he wont find someone even half as good. Some version of the song is a bit different, in some the young man dies too but i like this one the most.
I am smitten with this song. Burns my heart with sadness and beauty. I keep thinking about the young man who originally sang it, who felt such deep despair he wanted to follow his beloved to the grave. He's gone now, but I hope he made out okay in his days.
This song is so sad and beautiful at the same time. The death of a beautiful young girl. I was surprised to understand the Swedish from my basic Norwegian skills. I've been trying to connect with my Scandinavian roots and this song brought a tear to my eye. Ha det bra bror! 🇺🇲🇧🇻🇸🇪💪
As a person/mensch who has inherited many Scandinavian varieties of Europa, this makes me tear a tear for my ancestors responsible for my existence. 🇩🇪🇸🇪🇳🇴🏴🇩🇰🇨🇮🇳🇱🇮🇸🇬🇱🇫🇴🇦🇹🇦🇽🇫🇮
I mean swedish, norwegian and danish used to be the same language back in viking times. Then when we split up into different countries the languages split, I'm oversimplifying of course. I believe we have a lot of german words because we traded a lot with them between 1000-1500s, I could be wrong though, it has been a while since I learned this in school.
much respect for the Swedish sisters and brothers from Italy..my country also has a Norman (Scandinavian) culture even if it is not as large as the Roman one I am very proud to have it
@@user-ci4hi2ui2k do you know history or are you a puppet watching pokemon? the Normans settled throughout southern Italy under the Kingdom of Hauteville for centuries and have left their culture: it is full of Norman Castles built by Robert the Guiscard ... there is a good historical and cultural correlation between the Scandinavian countries and Italy..but obviously you will live in some cave in a country with a small and insignificant history
@@user-ci4hi2ui2k he’s talking about the Normands, Scandinavians who settled in northern France and then proceeded to conquer England Antioch, Sicily and Southern Italy and though their influence didn’t persist in the Levant they shaped southern Italy and was the last benevolent and competent dynasty of the area in which they ruled for about 100 years if I remember correctly.
@@legchairhistorian5496 that's right, Normans which literally means "men of the north" but they were also called Vikings: there is no difference between Normans and Vikings: they were the same people .. I am from Rome and the Norman Kingdom of Italy extended very close to Rome : the cities of Rieti and Montecassino are very close to Rome and were part of the Norman Kingdom .. if you visit central and southern Italy the Norman culture and legacy is very present: there are many castles built by Normans and many streets are named to Roger Hauteville, Robert the Guiscard, William II Hauteville, Bohemond I Hauteville ..
@@legchairhistorian5496 the Norman Kingdom lasted until the mid-twelfth century when the Normans began to consider themselves Italians, French, English, no longer Normans. It was probably the propensity to mix with other peoples through marriage that made the Normans lose their identity: Robert the Guiscard repudiated his Norman wife to marry an Italian noble woman and Bohemond married the daughter of the King of France. therefore there is a link not only historical but also genetic between Scandinavia and Italy Many Normans preferred to live in their new possessions located in England and Italy, where they could lead a much more comfortable type of life than they would have in Normandy. The disappearance of the Normans can be dated on the basis of some specific events: in England in 1154, with the accession to the throne of a count of Anjou; in Italy in 1194, with the advent of a German Sovereign (in 1185 the last heir to the throne, Constance Hauteville, had married Henry VI of Swabia, son of Frederick Barbarossa, therefore the Norman Kingdom entered be part of holy roman empire
I'm a 4th generation American but I'm Half Swedish. This song really feels like I've remembered memories I never had, like i actually once lived in Sweden
Потрясающе красивая песня! И язык шведский для меня очень благозвучный и приятный, хоть я его не понимаю (ну, несколько слов только знаю). Jag önskar Sverige välstånd!
@@Rafirafael.1 I just love 💖 Swedish! The language is so poetic and underrated unfortunately 😢. Not many people see its beauty unfortunately. Well at the moment I ain’t emigrating to Sweden 🇸🇪 but in the future why not? I love 💗 this country VERY VERY MUCH 😃
@@storballen4449 but doesn’t it say literally 12 miles in the song? Why would a swede use miles anyway when most of the world uses the metric system anyway right? It seems odd
@@teracyasu897 No it hasn't. The Swedish government refuses to stop would-be terrorists from entering. Russia has nothing to do with it, you hateful bigot.
Swedish folk songs be like:
"My girlfriend died and I'm never going to find another girl like her again" *proceeds to do the most beautiful accordion/violin solo ever recorded*
That is the way of the typikal swed my guy
There's just not much else to do about it.
yeah a lot of swedish love songs are about longing for something
Idk if it it common throughout the Nordics, but I can say that it is a common way among many us Swedes. Life can be dark and sad, and when that time finally come; you make something beautiful out of it in order to honor the good that once and the good memories that you have left.
Going to go out on a limb here and say it's a Nyckelharpa, it's in virtually all Swedish folk songs.
What I didn't realise the first time I listened to this song is that when he (the man who's point of view this song is sung from) says "And wanted to follow her to the grave" it's not about attending the funeral, he wants to die. Presumably he thinks he will never find love again and so has no wish to go on.
This song is really dark, woww
Ah depression, something you and Ich will succumb to in the end of society and life.
Sucks to be isolated in solidarity,
ja? ⚜️⚜️
Or just couldn’t bear to be parted from her… Has the same vibe as “I am stretched on your grave,’ if you’ve heard that one.
Heh, this does seem like a song Charles XII might have liked, doesn’t it?
@@EllenACook Indeed it does.
this legit gave me chills whilst reading
Finally! Such a beautiful folk song. Many don't know that a variant of this song was the basis for the Swedish national anthem!
That´s why the final part sounds so familiar
As a Swede i can comfirm that you are right
The melody is indeed very similar
As a Swede, I can confirm that it was actually the variant used in the video.
that s why it reminds me of it in some parts
Most people think Spanish and French sound nice but I love the way Norwegian, Swedish and other Nordic languages sound way more.
*clears throat* RØDGROD MED FLØDE!!!!!!
Dont ask why
The d🤮nish "language" is abdolutely disgusting tho
@@grebap only the dan🤢🤮nish """"language""""" is disgusting
thanks! I like our languagues too
Jag bröt ut i tårar av sången. Första gången på länge det skett. Tack för framförandet av en del av vårat kulturarv
for those who are unaware the "tolvmilan skog" is translated literally as 12 miles. The thing is, those 12 miles are in fact 76 miles if you are an American, English, etc.
A Nordic mile is 10km or 6 miles. It used to be longer, but when the metric system was introduced in the 1800s it was rounded down to 10kms. Miles are still used today for longer distances, but sometimes "halvmil" (half a mile) is used. My son lives about 35 miles away, it takes about 3 hours to drive there. But then the maximum legal speed in Norway is 12 mph ;)
your numbers are off as hell.... im sorry but Even as I dont use the american system Im familiar enough with it and it make no sense what you are measuring.
You're quite right. sorry the maximum speed limit in Norway is 11 mph not 12. If I drove at 12mph I would be breaking the speed limit. 11 mph in Nordic miles translates as about 66 mph in Imperial miles. As for not making sense, well it's really very simple. A Nordic mile is about six times the length of an Imperial mile. So if you drive a 1 mph using Nordic miles, then you would be traveling at 6 mph if you use Imperial miles. Driving the 35 miles to my son in 3 hours involves breaking the speed limit, something I do I'm afraid. Although rarely by so much that I would lose my drivers licence.@@sebastian114
@@sebastian114 He's talking about the Nordic mile, which is 10 km. So 12 miles in this case is 120 km, or 75 imperial miles.
Все эти споры - ерунда . Вы такие счастливые люди , что родились в этой прекрасной стране. А мне не повезло 😢
@@Enen2096 Where are you from, Inna, if I may ask?
Some of these Swedish folk songs are so sad..
I've been listening to them because of my Swedish heritage. They're so beautiful and heartbreaking. This one and I Riden Sa.. My heart..
Greetings from Sweden, Indeed these folk songs are lovely. I hope you best to come!
Yeah they are a bit sad, you can listen to Folk i gevär instead hehe
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentetYeah, and listen to it in public with no headphones!
Yeah! "I Riden Så" by "Gjallarhorn" is my favorite. Im a Swede. :)
Love Sweden from Finland
🇫🇮❤️🇸🇪
❤️ from Sweden
Love ❤ from sweden to you!
I live in Sweden
Nobody asked really 😶
@@InAeternumRomaMater Shut up bro
Love from Sweden 🇸🇪♥️🇫🇮 brother nations :)
Always, Scandinavian folk songs are beautiful.. greetings from Greece 🇬🇷❤️🇸🇪
Greetings to Greek brethren in Europa, 🍻 cheers!!!!🇸🇪🤝🇬🇷
ευχαριστώ! my best friend is actually a greek living in Sweden. Greek orthodox songs are also very beautiful
I've been listening to this song for hours straight and this is INCREDIBLE and I am CRYING
The song has such a relaxing effect
First time that I comment below these videos, just wanted to thank the creator or the team behind this channel. Musics on it are always insane and lulling. Thanks for making life more colourful !
Nothing beats Scandinavian folk songs. Like my great grandmother used to play.
Greetings to our Swedish brothers from Finland.
Hälsningar till våra finska vänner från Sverige 🇸🇪
Oh good, more Scandinavian songs :) Greetings from 🇷🇸, ❤️🇸🇪
Kosovo is Serbian
Kosovo je srbija🇸🇪🇷🇸
Sweet and beautifull song! Love from Greece
This song makes feel iam in the ancient times Greetings to Swedish people 🇸🇪💙💛
Interesting. As a Swede it just gives a feeling from the 19th and 18th Centuries but I guess it feels different when the text gives its message orally.
Man tackar
@@legchairhistorian5496 Very much late 18th/early 19th century. Back before urbanization, when the industrial revolution was just taking hold on the continent, but we were still mostly a farming society.
As a Swed I am happy to say that you’re accepted and welcome to Sweden and it’s tradition
Have stroke is ok he, ok is he?
When I first heard this song I first fell in love with the music and then with the lyrics. Svenska is one of my ancestral tongues and one I want to learn so bad along Deutsch. So songs like this really are soothing to listen to.
Once you learn Svenska or Deutsch you'll have it real easier to learn the other. Swedish is the moat Germanized language in Scandinavia due to our old terrortories in Northern Germant and intervention to the 30 years war, which led to mass immigration of protestant Germans to Sweden. Hence why we use ä/ö and not æ/ø. Aswell as a shit ton of our words sounds the same as inn german butt speleld differentlt
Start with Swedish i'd say. If you know Swedish and Enlgiah alot of the German language makes since. Thry are all indo-european afterall, try learning Hungarian your entire life. Its a beautiful, deep and advanced language. And the swearing is pure art, the redt hover i all kind of fucked up. Ni sinmilarities antwhere. 🤷♂️
@@urdung9403 there’s also the fact that Svenska is in the highest spots for easiest languages for English speakers, but ya my plan is first learn Svenska then learn how to speak Deutsch like a Swed.
Love Sweden from Kazakhstan🇰🇿❤🇸🇪.
@Hitler was black pidor.
This is the tune of our national anthem, truly a beautiful song
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
The detail in these maps is the most underrated part of this channel..
This is one of the greatest pieces of music I’ve ever heard.
Stay strong Sweden in this difficult times,greetings from Serbia.
@Hitler was black That name LMAO
@@themaltesemalt2274 High immigration, High taxes, Crime rate rising very fast, Economy crashing due to covid, Chaos in the government etc
@Verlocked
My condolences from Hawaii, also Ich liebe Sweden for its vibrant culture, just like where Ich live in Hawaii! Gnade und Gluck zu du!
@@themaltesemalt2274 demographic replacement
🇸🇪🤝🇷🇸
Such a moving tune 💔 and performance. All the best from 🇺🇦 och tack 🇸🇪
@@bloodkelp I hope you never know what war is. that's it, the dialogue is complete
Such a beautiful song.
Love to 🇸🇪 from 🇮🇳
Thank you! I was wanting more Swedish music. 🇸🇪
Would love to see "Fageriliguttas Kampsang" on this channel its a Norwegian soldier song from ww2.
That and "hilsen fra katnosdammen"
He’s doing too many Scandinavian songs, not saying it’s bad but he could do at least a Bangladeshi song
Or Kom til katnosdammen (og bli skutt) :) eller bedre, Ann Caroline lukk opp din dør ❤️☺️ or En liten Føreridyll, skauens glade gutter og Hun kommer mot deg 💘😢
@@indigo_editzz Let me guess, you're from Bangladesh? ;P
Thanks, this is amazing. Would appreciate some Bulgarian folk songs on this channel.
Beautiful paintings and one of your most beautiful uploads.
Du gjør alltid dagene bedre med litt god musikk🇳🇴❤️
Hei! 🇸🇪⚜️⚜️🤙
@@lopakacooper1668 is that a BOURBON DYNASTY ROYAL SYMBOL?
@@frenchempire9471YES AND IT SWEDISH NOW🦅🇸🇪🇸🇪🦅🦅🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🦅
@@sebastiang7412 the Swedish king is bourbon?
@@dingus9537 eh, still close ish
Fun fact: there is another melody that was used for this song during the 19th century. Which was later used for the folk song “Du Gamla, Du Friska”, later changed to “Du Gamla, Du Fria” and today is Swedens national anthem.
Love Sverige from Ελλάδα 🇬🇷🇸🇪
För Sverige i tiden
@@Graf_von_Gneisenau δε καταλαβαίνω αλλά ξέρω ότι είναι κομμάτι από ένα τραγούδι των Sabbaton, οπότε based
Love greece 🇸🇪❤ 🇬🇷
W
@@Graf_von_GneisenauFör fosterlandet 💙
Swedish language is much beautifull 🇸🇪💜❤
I know I'm double commenting which breaks my own personal rules, but I'd like to thank you, Ingen. I couldn't help but think of this song tonight, as my grandmother just had a stroke and they don't expect her to make it. If it weren't for you, I'd have no way of expressing myself, in English or not.
Don't stop what you're doing. You're doing great work.
"Jag krusar och kammar mitt korpsvart har, och ville föllje henne till graven..."
Love to 🇸🇪 from 🇱🇹
The melody for this song is used in Sweden's de-facto national anthem.
@Kängan 161 You're confusing de-facto with de-jure.
@Kängan 161 you could say that de-jure means official, while de-facto means in practice. Du Gamla Du Fria is the de-facto anthem since it is used as such, however it is not de-jure since its not official.
@@Eddies_Bra-att-ha-grejer sanningen är att du gamla du fria blev officiellt nationalsången 2009.
Yeah I noticed that too. Well, part of the melody anyways. It's a beautiful melody.
It's because the national anthem is based from this songs melody :D
Stolt att vara Svensk!
Deutsche Auflade:
(German Version)
So fahre ich los
Über zwölf-meilen Wald
Während die Anderen so süß schläft
So fahre ich los, ein bisschen weiter
Dort konnte ich die Glocken läuten hören
“Guten tag, guten tag, meine Läutenmänner,
Vor wem läuten sie diese Klingung?"
“Wir läuten für eine junge Mädel,
Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen”
…
“Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen”
So fahre ich los, ein bisschen weiter
Da steht die Graber und gegraben
“Guten tag, guten tag, meine Gräberemänn,
Vor wem graben sie diese Grabe?"
“Wir graben für eine junge Mädel,
Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen”
…
“Die geht in die Erde zu schlafen”
So fahre ich los
Zu mein Schwiegervaters Hof
Der früher rot wie rosen war
Erstens, frage ich für meine Freundin
Und später für meine schwiegereltern
So komme ich ein bisschen weiter in
Und da steht zwei und ihnen gewischt
…
Und da steht zwei und ihnen gewischt
Ich locke und kämmer meine haare
Und wollte ich sie zum graben folgen
…
Und wollte ich sie zum graben folgen
Und Frauen und Mädel gebildet ein ring
Und sagt dass ich finde eine and’re
So für ein Mädel dass sie war
Gab es nicht in sieben Königreiche
…
Gab es nicht in sieben Königreiche
Vielen Dank. Deutsch wird für mich immer die emotionalste und einfühlsamste Sprache sein. Alles, was ich darin höre und jedes Mal, wenn ich spreche, weckt in mir immer Emotionen. Vielen Dank, dass Sie eine so wunderbare Übersetzung angefertigt haben
@@Jürgen_von_SchumacherBruder, dass war einfach nur durch den Google-Übersetzer gejagt. Das ist das schlechteste Deutsch, der Welt
preserver your culture swedes, you have a lot to be proud of
Didnt you hear our "culture-minister" said there is no authentic swedish culture?
If shes not an expert then who is?????
Im just a little swedish peasant i dont know nothing
Drit! What a crap minister. All Scandinavian cultures are authentic. The US government vis a vis the FBI declared viking runes as racist symbols. What a load of garbage. They're crapping on our beautiful Scandinavian ancestry. Vær sterk min vikingbror! 🇺🇲🇧🇻🤝🇸🇪💪💪
@@borkovitch5227 You know who you should vote for now. 🔵🔵🌺🔵🔵
@@borkovitch5227 I don't really think she is necesarly right... I know nothing much abt ur culture so can't say if she s right or wrong but there are people who for a reason or another like to deny some things... like the cultural thing... cs they want a more omogenic world ig... to break the cultural barriers... but that ain't good... you mb know better idk but it seems to me like they could do such not so nice things putting in danger the culture or the country.. especially if leftist... ig
Some of us are trying everyday, all year to take back our country!
The Song is about a young man who is riding to his parents in laws house and as he rides he meets people doing funeral preperations such as digging a grave and ringing the bells. And then he finds his wife dead. He also says that a girl like her does not exist in seven kingdoms meaning he wont find someone even half as good. Some version of the song is a bit different, in some the young man dies too but i like this one the most.
Never fails to make me cry... :( sending lots of love to Sweden
💙💛
I am smitten with this song. Burns my heart with sadness and beauty.
I keep thinking about the young man who originally sang it, who felt such deep despair he wanted to follow his beloved to the grave. He's gone now, but I hope he made out okay in his days.
Helvete vilken vacker och tragisk sång. Gud bevara vårat rike.
This song is so sad and beautiful at the same time. The death of a beautiful young girl. I was surprised to understand the Swedish from my basic Norwegian skills. I've been trying to connect with my Scandinavian roots and this song brought a tear to my eye. Ha det bra bror! 🇺🇲🇧🇻🇸🇪💪
That is so cool. I have to say, if you understand this song you will have no trouble over here. Some Swedes even would struggle.
Gud kommer inte bevara någonting. Sätt din tro till Freja och Oden om du ska ha någon.
Wow, that's a sad story
But told in a beautiful song...
Good word ingen... And good song like a story😍
Love from 🇮🇳
I like it
@Landon Yes भारत
@@Indo-Aryan9644 you are from Gujarat? I’m from Gujarat ahmedabad
@@indigo_editzz No ,I am from MP (madhya Pradesh),bhopal 😃
@@Indo-Aryan9644 wow nice
As a person/mensch who has inherited many Scandinavian varieties of Europa, this makes me tear a tear for my ancestors responsible for my existence. 🇩🇪🇸🇪🇳🇴🏴🇩🇰🇨🇮🇳🇱🇮🇸🇬🇱🇫🇴🇦🇹🇦🇽🇫🇮
(Excuse me if I forgot other Scandinavian flags.)
th-cam.com/video/yoM85zcTQic/w-d-xo.html
Bro used the flag for the Ivory Coast instead of Ireland
But yes, a culture we were never allowed to have sadly.
6k like! Also really good song, I love it!
Absolutely beautiful song! I love it!! 😃
Absolutely magnificent as always. Now as im done buttering you up. Karl Johan beordrar oss bröder and Kungssången when?
Är du samma Swedish-Monarchist som från Reddit?
@@klaseniusproductions7591 Japp. Känns väldigt konstigt att bli igenkänd här
Hallo bruders und kamrats!
What a beautiful song 💖
I _REALLY_ wish ingen credited the artists.
I mean, most of them are folk songs
@@guperman8249 Yes, but someone still recorded and sang them.
I know, this is gorgeous and I want to know who sang it!
@@eheh3723 it sounds like the woman from Garmana - Herr Mannelig
@@eheh3723 look up: Swåp - Så rider jag mig
Love Sweden From Brazil 💪❤️
The song.. it’s amazing
There is always something special and wholesome about Western folk music.
I mean I guess this song can be considered wholesome but it's about a man finding out his partner is dead and wanting to die out of sadness
This is Nordic, not Western. But that's beside the point. If you want to help preserve European cultures, take your Mussolini out of here.
At 0:56 "God dag, god dag, mina ringarenmän," the little melodi is the exact same as a part in the Swedish national anthem.
Kärlek ❤️ från Indien (Bharat) 🇸🇪❤️🇮🇳
I really love it, from south of France
Lovely ballad.. just subscribed❤💜💙
Beautiful song.
Hello from Nien(Saint-Petersburg)
This maked me cry, very beatifull.
People who don't know the lyrics:
What a beautiful and relaxing song
Swedes:
_hollow_
Such a sad but lovely song
If I had to pick a favorite song, it'd be this.
Such a beautiful song!
Love ur work
a sad folk song from a sad time in scandenavia, greetings from Sweden
This language is 1000000x more beatiful than french or spanish.
Both Germanic and Latin languages are beautiful
Боже, какая красивая и сложная песня . Открываю для себя северную музыку ❤ Необыкновенно.
Swedish sounds like a weird hybrid between German and Norwegian.
“Ög jä hügö brügö jä švëñßk”
I mean swedish, norwegian and danish used to be the same language back in viking times. Then when we split up into different countries the languages split, I'm oversimplifying of course.
I believe we have a lot of german words because we traded a lot with them between 1000-1500s, I could be wrong though, it has been a while since I learned this in school.
@@gralmakaren9919 As a Dane, I do know most of this, I just needed to state my very great opinion that nobody asked for.
Listening to this made my ikea build itself
Piękna piosenka, piękny język, piękny głos ❤
Can we all agree 00:57 is the best part?
Nah, for me it's 4:08
Your dog is hideous.
Det här är riktigt bra. Mycket snyggt gjort. Mycket exakt.
much respect for the Swedish sisters and brothers from Italy..my country also has a Norman (Scandinavian) culture even if it is not as large as the Roman one I am very proud to have it
@@user-ci4hi2ui2k do you know history or are you a puppet watching pokemon? the Normans settled throughout southern Italy under the Kingdom of Hauteville for centuries and have left their culture: it is full of Norman Castles built by Robert the Guiscard ... there is a good historical and cultural correlation between the Scandinavian countries and Italy..but obviously you will live in some cave in a country with a small and insignificant history
@@user-ci4hi2ui2k he’s talking about the Normands, Scandinavians who settled in northern France and then proceeded to conquer England Antioch, Sicily and Southern Italy and though their influence didn’t persist in the Levant they shaped southern Italy and was the last benevolent and competent dynasty of the area in which they ruled for about 100 years if I remember correctly.
It’s nice to see someone remember the Normand Kingdom of Sicily, although it seems neglected in Popular History. 🇸🇪🇮🇹
@@legchairhistorian5496 that's right, Normans which literally means "men of the north" but they were also called Vikings: there is no difference between Normans and Vikings: they were the same people .. I am from Rome and the Norman Kingdom of Italy extended very close to Rome : the cities of Rieti and Montecassino are very close to Rome and were part of the Norman Kingdom .. if you visit central and southern Italy the Norman culture and legacy is very present: there are many castles built by Normans and many streets are named to Roger Hauteville, Robert the Guiscard, William II Hauteville, Bohemond I Hauteville ..
@@legchairhistorian5496 the Norman Kingdom lasted until the mid-twelfth century when the Normans began to consider themselves Italians, French, English, no longer Normans.
It was probably the propensity to mix with other peoples through marriage that made the Normans lose their identity: Robert the Guiscard repudiated his Norman wife to marry an Italian noble woman and Bohemond married the daughter of the King of France. therefore there is a link not only historical but also genetic between Scandinavia and Italy
Many Normans preferred to live in their new possessions located in England and Italy, where they could lead a much more comfortable type of life than they would have in Normandy.
The disappearance of the Normans can be dated on the basis of some specific events: in England in 1154, with the accession to the throne of a count of Anjou; in Italy in 1194, with the advent of a German Sovereign (in 1185 the last heir to the throne, Constance Hauteville, had married Henry VI of Swabia, son of Frederick Barbarossa, therefore the Norman Kingdom entered be part of holy roman empire
How did you not put the performing artist in the description? Come on, we need to know!! :O
Faz da canção patriotica brasileira: "FIBRA DE HERÓI" é uma música da WWII do Brasil muito Bela, sou fã do seu canal.
0:12
1:15
1:27
2:36
3:17
Lo que amo la música escandinava no es normal 💜
I'm a 4th generation American but I'm Half Swedish. This song really feels like I've remembered memories I never had, like i actually once lived in Sweden
It's because it's your blood-homeland, there is nothing like home
Your blood calls for you my friend, you’ll always be welcome here brother
love to Sweden from Kurdistan
@Hitler was black racist black people don’t accept moustache man
jag älskar Sverige så stolt att vara svensk mitt älskade fosterland
Reminds me of the Swedish national anthem. Kinda. Think about it!
Greetings from Sweden! 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪
The national anthem is based on this song
@@hilmust6278 I see. Tackar!
Inte hört denna förut. Mäktigt med melodiska inslag från nationalsången.
Jag har för mig att nationalsångens melodi faktiskt kom från denna
@@BjerkeYT Är det så pass till och med, mäktigt det med!
Long live Europe! Together we stand!
Divided we fall…..
Sweden is really a beautiful place, I also dream of moving to Sweden to live, greetings from Taiwan.🇹🇼❤️🇸🇪
I’m Hawaiian und Ich would love to live and embrace Sweden. 👌🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪 Unfortunately du auch can thank das Ficking Covid fur ruining us. 😔
@@lopakacooper1668 I will gladly welcome you to Sweden, hawaiian person
I hope to see you here soon!
Hoppas vi syns i Sverige!
You’re so welcome my friend
I was sung this when I was a kid as a bedtime song... Hits me, man...
Потрясающе красивая песня! И язык шведский для меня очень благозвучный и приятный, хоть я его не понимаю (ну, несколько слов только знаю). Jag önskar Sverige välstånd!
Who sang this? The vocals are beautiful!
Love 💖 Sweden 🇸🇪 from Lebanon 🇱🇧 😁
My favorite Language and country 😁
🇱🇧 💕 🇸🇪
I’m trying to learn Swedish 😅
Are you tying to immigrate? A bit weird seeing a Lebanese person wanting to learn Swedish
@@Rafirafael.1 I just love 💖 Swedish! The language is so poetic and underrated unfortunately 😢. Not many people see its beauty unfortunately.
Well at the moment I ain’t emigrating to Sweden 🇸🇪 but in the future why not?
I love 💗 this country VERY VERY MUCH 😃
@@antodessin5679 Cool to hear man! Hope you will one day come here!
@@Rafirafael.1 Thank You ☺️😁
🇱🇧 💖 🇸🇪
Love Lebanon from Sweden :)
Your food is amazing
Just a fun fact Twelve mile forrest isnt actually the correct translation since one swedish mil is 10 km and one mile is about 1,6 km
Whats a better translation?
@@user-nr2kb3mw8i 120 kilometer forest
@@storballen4449 but doesn’t it say literally 12 miles in the song? Why would a swede use miles anyway when most of the world uses the metric system anyway right? It seems odd
@@user-nr2kb3mw8i one mil and one mile is different
@@storballen4449 what is a mil? Is it short for something?
I just realized that ingen doesnt make thumbnails because every frame of his videos could be a thumbnail
This is beautiful ❤️
Tack så mycket våra HEM
Genuinely one of the most beautiful folk songs I've ever heard; and yes, I am counting Faroese and my native British.
Love Sverige from Britain🇬🇧🇸🇪
1:40 painging name is
Gravedigger- Josef Manes
Märkte någon at de var samma melodi som ’du gamla du fria’?
Did anyone notice it’s the same melody as ‘du gamla du fria’? (Swedish national anthem)
Nationalsången har sin ursprung från denna.
Det viste jag inte, tak!
@@swedishfish3555 Jag visste inte heller det för och vara ärlig.
Love from Russia 🇷🇺 ❤ 🇸🇪
Love Russia from Sweden
@@ver939 Why? Russia has helped made Sweden look like a primary target for terrorist attacks.
@@teracyasu897 No it hasn't. The Swedish government refuses to stop would-be terrorists from entering. Russia has nothing to do with it, you hateful bigot.
I love Scandinavia songs
Does anyone know the name of the painting on the minute 0:58?
det är så vackert
Hur kan jag inte ha hört talas om den här sången förut? Att melodin till Du gamla du fria kommer från den här? Helt otroligt
Wow visste inte att den här är ursprungets källa till nationalsången.