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por favor quisiera que me dijeran cual es la cancion que canta la chica !!!!!!!

Takker mange gange for sangen jeg er kong Kristian d 10 af Danmark og Sverige og Østrig jeg er generation 8 af Kristian min oldefar var kong Kristian d 9 og generation 7 og jeg er generation 8

i truly love this song it's calming

this music has a touch of mediterranean touch,i feel it!! Nordic desert!!. beautiful tónleik💙⭐ unique 🌟💙

Someone have the lirycs of this song? Best!!!

tô apaixonada nessa música

Oh man Ryan Montbleau was amazing at strange creek last night wish he played this song but zach deputy did a duet with him that was amazing, night I'll remember forever

Love this song. It means so much to me

Same boat here

manga takk eivor !!! thank you !!

Me and my ex's song :/ amazing song.

She sings in Faroese. "Føroyskt" as we say.

It's Faroese. I'm Faroese Myself. Infact i know her a bit irl. She recently got married. I was there (:

LOVE IT!

Its because theyre inhabitated by vikings ;)

@TheCherryRainbow it is :) time has no saying, nature decides what ou can and can not do .. aww i wanna go back home there now :) beautiful place

@Stordongen you should really go there some time.. i promice you will fall in love

northern atlantic verbal communion

My mom has taken that picture!;D

@Wuuhey Yes, the only diffrence, by the writing, is taht Iceland have 'þ', and we don't (Faroes Island) :D and they sometimes use 'é' too.

@thrainful No, Faroese. :)

Fine irish-elements indeed

I agree...their music is that feel good/relaxing music

@thrainful The correct answer is: fhe sings in Faroese (or Føroyskt, as we natives say).

@thrainful I am norwegian.. I don't understand much... If I read it I might understand, but not singing or talking:S I get some words tough.

@thrainful Yes. It's also quite similar to icelandic. It is one of four languages descended from the Old West Norse language spoken in the Middle Ages, the others being Icelandic, Norwegian and the extinct Norn, which is thought to have been mutually intelligible with Faroese. Faroese and Icelandic, its closest extant relative, are not mutually intelligible in speech, but the written languages resemble each other quite closely.

@thrainful It's faroese. :)

The English version pales in comparison to this. The English lyrics don't seem to naturally fit and it seems forced. This is amazing!

@Xerxes4242 Hi :) thank you for your comment. If you look at the thorn you can see it changes the color, it's just an effect that I made. hehe :)

Love her vocal solo in this one. Excellent album! Also, the thorn in your first picture is red on my album.. hmmm!