Var Det Du Eller Var Det Jag? Skye Consort & Emma Björling

[@genocidekhaos9775]

This was a surprise, yet a very welcome one to be sure.

[@bluestarkiller]

I knew those 3 years of Swedish would be useful down the road.

[@Kelly_Grey]

Can you share a little of what the song is about please? I don't know any Swedish.

[@kristianl2805]

@@Kelly_Grey it's basically a song about a couple dancing on a night out and who danced the worst/best (title of the song "Was it you or was it me?" directly translated). She also continues singing in the vers/bridge "Vi super och rumlar, vi dansar och vi tumlar. Så kom min vackra gosse, gå i dansen med mig" which talks about how they are drinking heavily and living the best life. But also how they are dancing and falling over (due to the vast amount of alcohol I would presume). That's kind of they whole story in the song

[@Kelly_Grey]

@@kristianl2805 thanks! It's such a beautiful melody, I never would have guessed it was about that haha

[@kristianl2805]

As a swede I approve of this masterpiece. 10/10 dalahästar 🐎

[@stonegod95]

Både du och jag

[@sonyahannah]

I THOUGHT I recognized that beard, Sean! How talented you are -- and what an excellent, eclectic group is Skye Consort.

[@madsbehrendtpetersen]

I was to a concert with This four. Just beautiful.

[@MarioBruneau]

Wow. Quelle chanteuse. Quelle solidité dans votre interprétation.

[@ethane-dawgwenger4207]

This is beautiful!

[@Del-Lebo]

🥰😍💪 Amazing! 🤯🥳

[@poftchen9340]

Yet another catchy as hecc song that I have no idea how to pronounce the words of

[@amandaleeborchert3745]

Absolutely beautiful to listen too!🌹

[@SW3Raceman2890]

så bra!

[@Kelly_Grey]

A surprise upload! That was ahhhhhmazing. I need to Google the Irish bouzouki and the nykelharpa since I have no idea what they are and they sound beautiful.

[@twolf7714]

Love this!

[@BrushQuill]

Wow! Beautiful

[@MrGanomede]

Y E S.

[@A._is_for]

This was beautiful! Bis!

[@scrimbles2973]

What the hell is that guitar-violin

[@lenamoser3888]

It’s called nyckelharpa (‘keyed harp’ or keyed fiddle in English).

[@andreolsson9630]

it feels so odd hearing a song in my native language on this channel, but im not against it

[@aaronthompson3454]

What r they talking about