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Abba "Honey Honey" (Swedish Version) (1974)

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For High Quality Click Here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vUTSHlcYbc&fmt=18 Abba "Honey Honey" (Swedish Version) (1974)
From Their Second Album "Waterloo"
Recorded At Metronome Studio.
September 1973 Thru February 1974.
Released March 4th, 1974.
Written By Bjorn Ulvaeus, Stig Anderson, And Benny Andersson.
Produced By Benny Andersson And Bjorn Ulvaeus.
"Honey Honey" Was The Second Single Released From The Album "Waterloo" After The Success Of The Title Track Winning The 1974 Eurovision Song Contest.
"Honey Honey" Was Written By Bjorn Ulvaeus, Stig Anderson And Benny Andersson. As Well As The English Version It Was Also Recorded In Swedish, The Last Official Recording By The Group In Their Own Language And Was Released As The B-Side Of The Swedish "Waterloo" Single.
The English Version Was Released With "King Kong Song" As The B-Side.
The Original 1974 Polar Music Edition Of The Album Opens With The Swedish Version Of "Honey Honey" And Closes With The English Version.
The American Version Of The Album Closes With The 1974 Remix Of "Ring Ring".
In The UK/Ireland And Several Other European Markets, The Original 1973 Version Of "Ring Ring" Was Added As Track 6 On Side 2.

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  • To be honest, the swedish version reminds me of something teenagers from the 70s would write, but maybe thats what they were....

    but it does sound very simple not like the english version

  • When this song was released in 1974, Frida and Bjorn were both 29 years old (Bjorn is the oldest of the four ) ...Benny was 28 years old, and Aggy was a young 24 years old. These were the early 70's and times were much simpler back then. You could basically write anything and sell records. Singer/songwriters ruled the 70's.

    Peace...Jim~

  • Does minesota have a strong swedish connection.

  • A large portion of Minnesota's population is of Nordic descent, mostly from Northern European countries of Scandinavia such as Sweden, Norway, and Denmark.

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  • So glad I got to live in Sweden as an exchange student and learn the language. I remember it took me four months to start dreaming in Swedish - LOL great time.

  • Splendid clip! The Swedish songs by ABBA are also beautiful. The Swedish language is very nice and melodious.

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  • The ladies were gorgeous!

  • Sexy song.

  • Why Does HONEY HONEY IN DANISH Break my Heart? Travelled nearly 3000 kms to meet a beautiful Girl, just rounded the corner at Hughenden (Dinosaur country) in Queensland, when the Danish version came on radio. I knew I was on the homestretch. To meet the girl I loved and lived with for 2 years. Travelled that way to be with her for (for the very first time) Christmas 2008. Cyclone Yassi blew my love away. Sorry must be this time of the year.

  • Europe...especialy sweden is gifted with great music. :)

  • I wonder if they wrote their songs in Swedish and then translated to English or the other way around...

  • @redstar127 good luck with your swedish! and you are welcome here to Sweden :) there are some lessons in swedish here on youtube, that gives you the basic grammar ^^ I believe it is difficult for others to learn swedish but like you said, it's not impossible :)

  • @adigital1 Now I feel better because I am learning Swedish as well. Like you, I am having a difficult time speaking it, Its dificult but not imposible. I will be going there next year, and I am counting the days.

  • @sunflyer40 I am learning this beautiful language because I am going to Sweden next year. This will be my first time there and I just want to go for a visit the first time, but I would like to go to school there. Do you have any recomendations for me??

  • @SpongyOLlama, I can speak it too but its hard to talk it so yo understand TV comfortably; ,, , Ich ben deutch aber I speak english the whole life long and 13 years now spanish , swedish is difficult it like relearning german again, woof thats ruff mission to learn good enough to be understanding fast TV news talk every day, thats when you know it time you can say I get it now ,good luck, sehr vielen gluck ,hope that germans ok , Im about to go visit for the summer the first time in 20+ yrs

  • Dude, i love this song, when i listen to it i can recall my childhood and at the same time when i started to fall in love by this wonderful super swedish group ABBA, great video and fascinating pics, i loved them all so much!!! thanks for sharing with us!! hugs from KIKO

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