ABBA DAY BEFORE YOU CAME

Music and Entertainment Channel I will be uploading Music and Comedy now from 06/03/201 To This Channel' These will be Reviews and some Reactions it will be Free No Subscriptions but a donate Feature might happen if users want to donate in the future all I ask is for you to subscribe and watch a Advert.
Music from 60's, 70's and 80's And Comedy that I find Funny or Request's for me to react to. Not all Requests will be reacted to First upload has a bit of background Noise that I have now sorted.

[@eduardooscar309]

how are You?
so glad to see you very well
"The day before you came"
It is the last song ABBA recorded, although it was not the last single
(it was the nexte, "Under Attack")
It was one of the last three that barely entered the Top 30 in the UK, a low expectation for what ABBA was used to.
It is said to have been recorded in a dark and damp room, to make it more gloomy and to help Agnetha interpret
It's a fiction story, a cryptic lyrics by the guitarist Björn and a dark music by the keyboard from Benny
I will be honest
of all Their singles (I think that ABBA have 27 in UK) this is the one I like the least
Agnetha's vocal performance is the best, but She is very lonely without a chorus and with a few of musical instruments
These is one of the last TV show express of ABBA in 1982
Agnetha looks alone, as an actress, the rest of the members of ABBA appear after together in the scene
I understand that so many fans like it, ranked #3 for British fans in the votes for the best ABBA song ,
(only besides #2 Dancing Queen
and #1 The winner takes it all)
I also know that is part of research and musical experimentation of the last years of ABBA
But this song is not the style of music that I like, and Agnetha remains as a soloist
That is why I prefer his other songs, where the four most involved are, in addition to other musical genres
Thanks for your reaction
I see you in the next
GOD bless you and stay safe
best regards from
Buenos Aires Argentina

[@philbell5774]

This and Eagle are 2 songs that are criminally overlooked in ABBA'S body of work in my opinion.