Coded green. (Because it's not me who is angsty! Not really.)
Pic of the day: I found this old album with Björn Afzelius at work. There's a mix of angsty love songs and radical political songs. I usually play the political ones, which are great fun. But occasionally I listen to the others. I intended to write an essay called "Nobody loves me" but I think today I'll just enjoy the pitiful whining. I wish I could render them well into English, but I had to compromise between following the melody or the text. The world is a poorer place for not having a billion people listening to Afzelius. Just look here: Angsty Swedish songs
För när vännerna försvinner, eller kärleken tar slut, Tusen Bitar, Anne Linnet, Swedish lyrics Björn Afzelius.
Translation attempt: ***
Ett ljus for dom sjelar jag sårat Två ljus, Björn Afzelius.
Translation attempt: (Incidentally, he's dead now. Too bad about that woman and stuff.) ****sigh* I translated one more, but I think it's a bit too ecchi. The guy was Swedish, after all. Besides, it wasn't quite angsty enough. Though "love me now" is certainly a good title. I could use that for a novel. Uhm, about a super porcupine ... Anyway, I just thought I'd share. I know it's not a real journal entry today! I was writing one but it did not ripen as it should. I could not use it like that. Basically I'm researching love again. How come that I'm utterly unconcerned that nobody loves me? (Well, nobody that knows me at least.) Is it really because I have enough with the holy divine love from Heaven, or is it that I am fed up with fickle emotions and just don't care? I have to research it further. I guess these songs were a cul-de-sac. Blind alley. False trail. I still don't know whether people really take love that seriously or just like the melodies. I'm sure it must be possible to find out somehow. |
Gray morning, sunny afternoon. |
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