Dungen - Festival

music video for Festival

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Music

Tags:

• Dungen
• Festival
• Lungt

[greenbbq]

i'm from sweden so i will try to translate it for you. maybe the lyric will make you dissapointed. i don't know i think it's good though.

"festival everyday, festival everyday makes me happy. the trains leave, the trains leave every year in the same track. pleasent out, weekend, you can sleep on my arm until it gets lights."

and so on..something like that, dont have time to write down more right now.

[98jsbx98]

this clip gave me a boner

[gottslavey]

@98jsbx98 come on ! you must be a homo then...

[Istr]

Tja, jag gör det och är Stockholmare :p Det skiftar lite, även om jag medger att det framförallt i gammal Stockholmska är vanligare med "me".

[frayspray]

Han sjunger inte på södertugg. Karln är ju från Västergötland, och det hörs. En stockholmare skulle till exempel aldrig uttala ordet 'med' som 'mä'.

[aestusmaris]

I find a lot of swedish people I show this to here in glorious Göteborg (cough) can't really tolerate the singing or accent, which is a massive shame because I think it's gorgeous, maybe it helps I don't understand most of what he's singing.

[slumberm83]

Que gran cancion!!!,el idioma no importa,solo hay que disfrutar y dejarse llevar

[Istr]

I know it's an old discussion, but anyho...

It's a certain "stoner-ish" Stockholmian accent he sings in, quite unusual among young stockholmians nowadays but very prominent among the working class who grew up in the southern inner parts of Stockholm 60's-70's, (Södertugg, "South chew"), and also in some Swedish 60's-70's music, like Ted Gärdestad and diverse prog/progressive artists.

I really recommend Ted Gärdestad and his song "Sol,Vind & Vatten" if you like Dungen.

[glendasa101]

hahaha

[haricovert1]

Oh, my favorite song by him. Can't believe this is the first time I've seen the video.

[patdlover1916]

Why?

[LeadersCome]

sorry if you all noticed but he tries to sound really bored when he sings "festival every day makes me happy"

also compare to "Ta det lugnt" (take it easy) which is not at all very calm.