Abba Lyrics

    ------ About the song I Have A Dream performed by Abba


I have a dream is indeed a beautiful song. I am a christian with some knowledge of the "hereafter'.my reply to the song Is not to condemnthe humanist' view, but to say thanks for sharing,and to say there Is another "door" that so many people won't allow to open up, I'm refering to the bible, revelations chapter three, verse 20.Jesus Is the one knocking,waiting for to be invited Into a persons heart(life). to the one who has never responded to this knock,there In no way of knowing anything about the "Other world" that only one book, the bible revels. Jesus's own words are," behold, I stand at the door,(your heart), and knock, I anyone "hears" my voice and opens the door, i will come In,and dine with him and he with me."The gate to heaven are open to "whosoever will", but only those who believes, will enter In.yes, the bible has a lot to say about "crossing over the river", that's when the rest of the story (life) begins.I hope "whoever" makes a right decision

    ------ About the song Slipping Through My Fingers performed by Abba

Time goes by so quickly, I always thought my girls would be with me forever, how wrong I am. Sarah is now 21 and moving into a house of her own with her soon to be husband, and Natalie although young is living with her boyfriend and expecting her first child, my first grandchild. I will treasure every second of my grandchilds life as I am fully aware of how quickly time goes. I love my girls more than anything in the world. Nothing comes near to the love you have for your own children. The song slipping through my fingers makes me cry every time I hear it, it makes you realise you can't turn back the hands of time so treasure the time you have in front of you. Love you Sarah and Natalie always will.

    ------ About the song The Visitors performed by Abba

I must have listened to this song 2000 times over the years and I never cease to be amazed at its depth...this group progressed to their most intimate work....and "The Visitors" will be regarded as one of the great albums of all time!

    ------ About the song Slipping Through My Fingers performed by Abba

Although this song speaks about the loss of experiences with a daughter--just substitute male gender words and it holds true for the relationship between a parent and son--my son died just six months ago and this song could be about him--the loss is greater than any I have ever expereinced, but I know that life is good and there are blessings in every thing that comes our way.

    ------ About the song Bang-A-Boomerang performed by Abba

Oh how I wish that Abba stayed together. Every song, every singer, together they brought light and happiness into the lives of millions. Abba will forever remain my best, most played group to my passing day. God bless them all!

    ------ About the song Slipping Through My Fingers performed by Abba

I have five daughters all teenagers but one, i look at them all and i wonder where did time go?, one in college and i only get to see her here and there, on break time, i miss her, but i still have the others with me TEMPORARELY, i know eventually the r going all to make their life and spread their wings, one already has, is a wonderful feeling to see all ur hard work show in their independence but at the same time it leaves a sad sensation within u. I just pray to god that they fight well in this cruel world and be happy in life. I LOVE THEM, after they r gone all i'll have is my friend, my companion, my lover, my soulmate, MY HUSBAND. Cherish ur kids, ur spouse, ur family, UR LIFE. Today u r here tomorrow u may not.

    ------ About the song Slipping Through My Fingers performed by Abba

I watched mama MIA and the scripted setup pulled a truth from me that I keep trying to find a way to express to my beautiful daughter. This is it. Nothing comes so close or honest in how I have felt about her from the first moment we met. I failed her like all humans do. I will still work to rebuild that and only pray she remembers before it went wrong. This song was our growing up together, exploring and loving. To Nakiah my love infinitely. Mama

    ------ About the song Move On performed by Abba

This is really Abba's best in1978.The best by anybody in1978.True Scandinavian Spirit.Incredible.It ispired many other songwriters.Along with"Dance while the Music","TheTiger",
and SOS,it is the best.

    ------ About the song The Day Before You Came performed by Abba

I believe that Anonymous on 2/18/10 is wrong, but highlights why these are such brilliant, enigmatic lyrics accompanied by startlingly good music and singing.

Firstly, since this song is sung with such feeling - and that feeling is not of happiness having met her lifelong soul mate and partner, but of genuine loss and pain. Either that soul mate has left her, or it was someone more sinister that she met. Part of the brilliance of the lyrics is that that belief can mistakenly be taken. I think that it is actually being sung either by a victim of crime or, my preference, a ghost. A clue to this is that she was reading "the latest one by Marilyn French or something in that style..." who has been misquoted as writing that all men are rapists, and at least her style being of radical feminism. The Agnetha character sings throughout that she's not sure what she exactly did on the day before "you" came: I must have done that, because I always do, I'm sure I did this, I'm certain...well I think I am! Maybe it is a ghost trying to remember the last day of her life before Death came for her, and her memories are fading? For lyrics to impart such massively differing possible meanings surely demonstrate a masterpiece!

The music, whilst seemingly dull and repetitive, when listened to carefully on a good music system (trying to ignore the voice, for the moment) are surprisingly intricate. Whereas a shallow listen will just emphasise the seeming monotone of daily living through both lyrics, music and beat, greater attention is definitely rewarding. You also notice that Agnetha is unusually singing off the beat.

The practically choral effect of the backing voices - for they are not singing any words - again demonstrate an almost funereal atmosphere, which again promotes the impression that maybe the singer is indeed a ghost.

It is amazing that this song only reached number 32 in the UK charts when it was released, but as you often find in music (and film) - it takes time for genius to be accepted, even if (or more probably because) that genius came from the supposedly bubblegum pop band called Abba. A genuine classic, and a great final recording (if not final record) from masters of their game.

    ------ About the song Chiquitita performed by Abba

Av luvd dis song since i was a little gal.bt i nvr knew d true meanin behnd d lyrics.nd now i knw it givs me hope dat i cn giv my bf a 2nd chance at luv.dat we cn mnd d rift btwn us