My dad used to play Abba when he drove us to school in his car. 10 years he's been gone but never forgotten. 💙💙 Edit : Thank you all for the kind words, condolences and prayers. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I am a 38 year old man with 2 kids who grew up with a family who listened to this album on every vacation so yes I know all of the words to this song. Got a problem with that .....(slow soft crying)
No music band in US, Canada, UK or any other English speaking country in these days can match with Abba. And they weren't even native English speakers. What a legendary band
Alica Horňáková To correct your English, you must say, 'Why do I feel nostalgic FOR a time before I was born', or '... for a time when I had yet to be born.' You are the one who HAS nostalgia. Therefore you are nostalgic for, never from. And you cannot feel nostalgia, you feel nostalgic. Moreover, how can a song have nostalgia? How can a song, in and of itself without feeling, feel nostalgia? A song cannot give you nostalgia. It's like 'happiness'. You don't say 'I have happiness for the easing of restrictions'. You say 'I feel happy for the easing of restrictions'. And you certainly don't say 'I have happiness from the easy of restrictions.' Ha! These days you might also say, 'I feel nostalgic for the times before I was Björn.'
My brother is 32 and has special needs. He absolutely adores Abba and has done ever since he was 10 years old. He has an Abba themed item of everything you can think of. Tshirts, plates, bath towels, bedding, calendars, even a chopping board! When he was 20, our mum took him to Stockholm to go to the Abba museum. When he was 21, we threw a surprise birthday party for him and invited everyone that's ever been apart of his life, and even had an Abba tribute act play. He's been to the Abba Voyage hologram show in London multiple times, he's seen Mamma Mia live in theatre more than I can count. When we go on holiday to Spain, we always make sure he visits an Abba tribute band. He is an absolute super fan, through and through. To this day, he loves Abba with just as much passion as he did when he was 10. This was (And still is) his favourite song out of the lot. He loves all their songs, I just remember he used to play this song the most growing up and when I lived with him. I've since moved out of the family home, and I listen to Abba every now and then to remind me of him as I don't see him much anymore. Actually, knowing him, he's probably here watching the music video right now!
@@LiamPorter2005 we created their songs in our marching band to our school glockenspiel mamma is our music 5. And i think dancing queen might be amazing to create the music 6.
52 yr old overweight woman, crazily dancing around to this song with my hairbrush as my microphone, just like I did as a young girl hahaha..........Oh the memories........ABBA your still No 1....xxxx
@@warrentronica To every soul OUT THERE: All prayers from Righteous SOULS aka Born again Christians, have power. Sinners prayers GOD hears not. Unless we REPENT and born again and LIVE HOLY, GOD hears none of our prayers. Prayers have power, but these must come from Changed hearts. Proverbs 15:29 The LORD is far from the wicked: but he heareth the prayer of the righteous. Psalms 119:155 “Salvation is far from the wicked: for they seek not thy statutes.” (Many souls(unsaved souls), believe falsely and pray in vain). Mankind is filled with UNSAVED SOULS (WICKED SINNERS). That`s why there`s a calling to REPENTANCE and to BORN AGAIN: Luke 5:32 I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. John 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again.
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@@VanessaDuarte606 I mean I feel it has an originality, in both the writing and the sound, in which calling it straight "pop," doesn't really capture the whole picture. I would say it is somewhere in between indie pop and pop rock.
"Mamma mia" is an italian expression that literally means "my mother, my mom" but is used by italian people to externalize a lot of different emotions. It can extern surprise, sadness, happiness, joy, sick, disbelief, enthusiasm, anger, distress, satisfaction and much more again. It's surely the linguistic expression more pronounced by any italian in his/her life and some statistics about that, assert that an italian person pronounces the expression "mamma mia" from 10 to 30 times any day in his/her life. In the years 70 Abba recorded many of their songs in the italian music studios and they got the chance to know a lot of italian people. They were so impressed and amused by the expression "Mamma mia" and they decide to dedicate it one of their song
@@edwardtorres9797 well Italian, Spanish and even Portuguese share a fair amount of words and meaning, since they all derive from the same linguistic family! But in this case “Mamma mia” derived from Italian, given the context of the exclamation and all that :)
A new GENERATION Will get a taste of what was like as a teen in the 1970s And ABBA Was a huge part Of the greatest decade ever for music ever Abba sold over 340 million LPS mostly in the 70s
Like the Beatles, Abba combined classic music with rock n roll. Queen is another band that did this. Abba doesn't get enough love. Their music is timeless.
Not just the song and the band but the Mamma Mia movies, i guarantee both movies touch everyone's heart and introduced young generation like me to the world of ABBA. Thanks a lot for that :)
What do you think? I'm only 23 years old. My mother sang and rocked me on ABBA songs, that's how I grew up! Then I started a music school, I played the violin and now I love to play ABBA songs, the music I was raised with! Do you think this is a coincidence? I love ABBA! ruclips.net/video/ge5N1EkZOpo/видео.html
I am 12 years old, I started listening to ABBA songs because of my mother and I honestly do not regret listening to ABBA songs, I will take these songs for the rest of my life!!
@@diegolacayo5132 best message you could tell someone! The Beatles and ABBA are a different kind of music! I would also recommend Queen, he has an incredible voice too! I'm 16 years old but I've been listening to "old" music since I was 14! This kind of music hits different.
a lot of artists didnt have perfect teeth! david bowie, freddie mercury, etc... thinking about it, it feel like a lot of artists in the 70s had crooked teeth lol
I don't see what there is to enjoy about "music" that is just senseless screaming. I think metal is just noise, not music. But I agree with what you said about Abba having energy.
, because my mum would listen to their music. , because my mum used to listen to their music. (I hope she still listens to them). , because my mum was an avid fan of theirs. , because my mum had all their records (for example). , because it was their music that my mum always played. You grew up on Abba. That's great. I hope you never grow out of them. And I hope your standard of written and spoken English keeps improving. My Russian? Er, ... no comment.
Yes! If you listen to something, it's the something that is making the sound (or noise). What you seemed to be trying to say is that Abba listened to your mom, as if your mom was a singer and the members of Abba her fan club. You could have said instead: "Abba's music was listened to by my mother". But in that sense, what that construction implies is that it was illegal or forbidden to listen to a broadcast from, say, behind the Iron Curtain. Just as it was forbidden for Germans during WW2 to listen to the BBC on the radio. "He listened to ..." is much more direct and natural - and as such the subject who is listening should come before the object (in most cases). Also, you used the imperfect tense (was listening), which is incorrect with your construction. Abba were committed to using natural yet grammatically correct English that was clear in its meaning: in spite of a few howlers. But don't learn from me! Learn English by listening to Abba!
Хорошая у Вас мама. Похоже, и я отношусь к той категории, которую в англоязычном интернете обозвали бы "human in past", а по-русски "динозавры" :-) p.s. моя дочка старше Вас на год, но тоже с удовольствием слушает ABBA, Boney'M, Smokie, Bee Jees, Supermax... периода 76 - 83 гг
This is the type of song that you just don't get tired of hearing. It's probably my favorite. So happy for them that they are back with new music after 40 years!
I’m 22 and absolutely love ABBA. I thank my parents, especially my dad for bringing me up listening to them. I literally get so nostalgia hearing ABBA songs.
@Bognor Regis Folks of England!! Don’t listen to the people at your school. At least the music we listen to will forever be remembered, unlike the newer music which eventually becomes forgettable. 😊
@@Graeme726 When All Is Said and Done, ABBA Rock Me more than John & Paul, at least lately. l would just love to meet Benny one day and say, "Thank You for the Music."
@@TheNewAeon2012 I love abba, think they made some great music and each to their own but the Beatles back catalogue is ridiculous, from please please me to hey bulldog to a day in the life and let it be, from rock and roll to ballads, no comparison
When my parents escaped Romania during communism we ended up in Austria and ABBA quickly became our favorite band. Still my favorite band to this day. My mom just passed away and this song is just so emotional for me. Her name was Mia :)
this song reminds me of working as a dishwasher in a Massachusetts restaurant in summer 1976. It was always on the FM radio we had on loud in the back, was 16 years old , worked hard, had fun.
Heard the song for the first time in 1975. Decades later, it remains as one of just a handful that can impart a cheerful, uplifing and get-up-and-dance vibe, anywhere, anytime. As long as people still sing and remember this epochal song, there will always, always be ABBA.
Thank god after 40 years, our ABBA has return and releasing their new album call ABBA Voyage in this 5th November 2021. Thank you ABBA for your return.
I love the counterpoint between Bennie's classically oriented piano theme and Bjorn's pop guitar riff. Who knew something like that would work so well? That is the magic of ABBA in my opinion.
Exactly Alwa. People would be surprised how much Benny took from the classical era into Abbas pop music. But again, it would be hard to understand for the casual listener never aquinted to our grand classical period. I know exactly what you mean. Counterpoint = Bach . Abba = High Baroque best of arias. Few know that Benny is an avid classical listerner. Abba is classical composition with a fixed timescale 4/4,. And the Girls got all this, Frida with her background as a Jazz singer and Agneta with a swedish folk/pop singer from the early teens. ALL the members of Abba have had a long apprentice before they became Abba. And this synergy is on legendary level. There is nothing comparable
LYRICS:- I've been cheated by you since I don't know when So I made up my mind, it must come to an end Look at me now, will I ever learn I don't know how, but I suddenly lose control There's a fire within my soul and I can hear a bell ring (One more look) and I forget everything, whoa Mamma mia, here I go again My, my, how can I resist you? Mamma mia, does it show again My, my, just how much I've missed you? Yes, I've been brokenhearted Blue since the day we parted Why, why did I ever let you go? Mamma mia, now I really know My, my, I could never let you go I've been angry and sad about things that you do I can't count all the times that I've told you we're through And when you go, when you slam the door I think you know that you won't be away too long You know that I'm not that strong and I can hear a bell ring (One more look) and I forget everything, whoa Mamma mia, here I go again My, my, how can I resist you? Mamma mia, does it show again My, my, just how much I've missed you? Yes, I've been brokenhearted Blue since the day we parted Why, why did I ever let you go? Mamma mia, even if I say Bye-bye, leave me now or never Mamma mia, it's a game we play Bye-bye doesn't mean forever Mamma mia, here I go again My, my, how can I resist you? Mamma mia, does it show again My, my, just how much I've missed you? Yes, I've been brokenhearted Blue since the day we parted Why, why did I ever let you go? Mamma mia, now I really know My, my, I could never let you go
Fun fact: This song ended Bohemian Rhapsody's 9 week long reign as UK nr1, and stayed there for 2 weeks. It means "mamma mia" was the most popular phrase in songs in the UK for about 2.5 months, from 29/Nov/1975 until 14/Feb/1976.
Mamma Mia I've been cheated by you since I don't know when So I made up my mind, it must come to an end Look at me now, will I ever learn I don't know how but I suddenly lose control There's a fire within my soul Just one look and I can hear a bell ring One more look and I forget everything Mamma mia, here I go again My my, how can I resist you Mamma mia, does it show again My my, just how much I've missed you Yes, I've been brokenhearted Blue since the day we parted Why, why did I ever let you go Mamma mia, now I really know My my, I could never let you go I've been angry and sad about things that you do I can't count all the times that I've told you we're through And when you go, when you slam the door I think you know that you won't be away too long You know that I'm not that strong Just one look and I can hear a bell ring One more look and I forget everything Mamma mia, here I go again My my, how can I resist you Mamma mia, does it show again My my, just how much I've missed you Yes, I've been brokenhearted Blue since the day we parted Why, why did I ever let you go Mamma mia, even if I say Bye bye, leave me now or never Mamma mia, it's a game we play Bye bye doesn't mean forever Mamma mia, here I go again My my, how can I resist you Mamma mia, does it show again My my, just how much I've missed you Yes, I've been brokenhearted Blue since the day we parted Why, why did I ever let you go Mamma mia, now I really know My my, I could never let you go
and also the blind one. It was kept pretty much a secret at the time, but Agnetha was almost completely blind by the time they finished touring. Note it is Agnetha, not Agnatha @@franf45
One of ABBA's best. The late, great James Last and his Orchestra did a superb cover too. Best wishes to Aggy, Benny, Bjorn and Frida. Rest in peace, Mr. Last.
One of their best. And one of their worst. The parasitical, deceptively cheesy, stage musical industry, like some sort of sinister giant old computer programme, has stripped ABBA’s legacy to the bone. The Mamma Mia phenomenon has, increasingly with time, even come to replace the idea of Abba ever having anything to do with their own songs. No doubt the age of folk who blurt out “Oh, it’s Mamma Mia!” when by chance they come across the genuine article on the car radio, has since the turn of the millennium been creeping ever upwards. Abba had matured as a band by 1977, and kept on maturing (until 1982). Certainly by 1977, with The Album, the band had become an “album band”. Abba could embarrass its snooty critics who had unfairly and stingily labelled the Swedish foursome (a slightly disparaging term) “bubblegum pop”. Indeed the supercilious rock critics in the late Seventies seemed to enjoy referring to ABBA’s songs as “catchy”: a safe piece of snooty criticism that betrayed ultimately a touch of envy among them. But, today, in the comet trail of the Mamma Mia phenomenon, it’s the rock critics who will have the last laugh. Could you imagine The Carpenters sullying their legacy so? By having gangs of wealthy New Yorkers and what have you rampaging through some Caribbean pristine paradise socking it to the tropical birds with tunes so dreadfully delivered that they’d probably be all extinct now? Why, Abba, oh why? Those barren Greek isles shouldn’t be able to support anything. But the Mamma Mia phenomenon took root there and has flourished. Like knotweed. It’s Mamma Mia on the sides of bus hoardings; Abba invisible. The talk on radio is of good old Pierce and Meryl, never, seemingly, the introduction of a record onto the turnstile of that old genuine article. The fattening of culture has been all around us since the 1950s, I guess. But it has been an activity that has wildly increased in scale and momentum since the dawn of the internet age. Yes, those old rock critics will have the last laugh. Because the Mamma Mia phenomenon has led Abba to being once again associated with bubblegum pop and catchy songs. And by everybody! Not just a clique of critics!!! What a disaster! Nobody can complain now (except me). The healthy point about ABBA’s songs back in the day, when pop music was also still known as popular music, was that they had universal appeal. Across all ages and the class hierarchy. Yes, that was yesteryear. Mamma Mia appeals today, the Mamma Mia phenomenon that is, to a smug, conceited upper middle class mentality. To give you an example of what I mean, you only have to watch the well-made, mid-Nineties Australian movie Muriel’s Wedding to see how much more meaningful ABBA’s bitter-sweet songs could have been in a dramatic setting. The band’s songs deserved a serious vehicle, if anything. In fact, it’s no exaggeration to say that Abba, in a sense, saved the Seventies. This was a time when in the UK, many people persisted with black-and-white television because it was cheaper, colour television sets hired much of the time. People were poor. But it meant something to have the first chords of, say, Chiquitita come out of the radio on the counter in the kitchen that the miner’s wife hears on a winter’s day heavy with coal smoke. II recall watching about ten years ago the introduction of Mamma Mia into China. The makers of the documentary did not anticipate at the opening show in Shanghai the huge non-reaction of the great and the good of that city. Many were young trendy types, too, don’t get me wrong. But the cold reaction indicated that the narrative did not chime with traditional Chinese family values (as one would have expected). It also led to the producers going back to the drawing board. Of course, not to be deterred! Soon enough, even in China, they all soon “got it” as soon as the fattened-up entertainment industry’s gleeful attitude and ever sunny dispositions had built up enough momentum such that the cultural gatekeepers in China could only blurt out: “My, my! I tried to hold you back but you were stronger!” I suppose the mantra “it’s the economy, stupid!” was reworked into “it’s the songs, stupid!”. And that is the problem with the modern world. It wants to grasp ownership at all costs. To mould anything good and worthwhile into something less than the sum of its parts. And how many parts there are in the Manma Mia phenomenon! As you know, the football team that wins the World Cup is the one that amounts to being much more than the sum of its parts. And where that happens, there you find class. And the world-class performance. The world-class team. But what does the world know about class today? Must everything be dialled down to the lowest common denominator? As Dickens wrote, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. In terms of the world of the arts and entertainments, that’s the order it follows, seemingly, regrettably. The world can’t help it. Yes, the late, great James Last. Will the obituaries for Abba be that? Would its members be so honoured (as they deserve to be)? Or will they be remembered chiefly as the person(s) behind the songs of Mamma Mia!? Perhaps ABBA’s comeback of earlier this year was motivated in part to reclaim its legacy. To breathe air again after being so long stuffed under the subsidiary that had swallowed up the original old firm.
I’ve heard so many people say how soft and girly this song is. Do they not hear the roaring guitar and drums kicking in through the song? Then they turn down in the chorus to highlight the vocals before they come back in. This is masterpiece composition
September 2018 and I’m here! 👌 *edit* _it’s now November, my birthday is around the corner and I’m back because good vibes_ lol✌️ see y’all in December lmao
Oh man the nostalgia. I remember me as a child, running around the house playing, open windows with sunlight entering, while this sound was playing in the background.
The Abba have no age. Their songs will forever remain in people's hearts.
Great Pop Music!
27 here
Medieval Bops had this song in a medieval times sound. It's quite good.
Jesus loves you and repent have an amazing day
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My dad used to play Abba when he drove us to school in his car. 10 years he's been gone but never forgotten. 💙💙
Edit : Thank you all for the kind words, condolences and prayers. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I'm sorry, hope you're having a good day btw
lady Dee My condolences. I hope you’re having a good life.
🙏
I'm sorry, good luck for then
so sorry for your loss. 😔🙏🙏Keep moving forward
I am a 38 year old man with 2 kids who grew up with a family who listened to this album on every vacation so yes I know all of the words to this song. Got a problem with that .....(slow soft crying)
Is it necessary to mention that You're straight ?
Is this song represent Gays?
@@Baazigar_007 What's wrong with him mentioning he's straight.
Hey, listen!
@@DannyMexen9 Listen to what?
So with your logic all men back then that listened to this are gays? 😂😂😂
No music band in US, Canada, UK or any other English speaking country in these days can match with Abba. And they weren't even native English speakers. What a legendary band
as a gen z who listens to classic music bands, i also agree
it seems like today’s music lacks a genuine soul
Talk about the greatest. Abba any time
Sounds like you’re not a native English speaker yourself
@UserName0043 I am not,.lol. So, what is the problem?
@@kyle4563 same do you like the jackson five
theyre coming together for an album after 4 decades..couldnt beleive my eyes when i read the news
same!!
@White Mouse flabergasting!!
Yeah I heard that too🙂 it must be amazing to see them live
WOWWWW
I just heard!!
Mamma Mia.
Here we go again.
Imagine Queen and Abba doing a song together, holy shit
We have to wait till we go to Heaven.
Wont happen buddy. Abba separated several years ago and most of the musicians in the band Queen is dead.
@@shrekomode9818 that's the point
Yeah
@@shrekomode9818 actually just freddie, john is secluded and brian and roger are still doing shows!
Why does this give me nostalgia from the time I wasn't even born?
Maybe you born, but in past life! I have nostalgia too!
Rád tu vidím nejakého slováka.
I lived in that era and it was great.
It happens to me too bro
Alica Horňáková To correct your English, you must say, 'Why do I feel nostalgic FOR a time before I was born', or '... for a time when I had yet to be born.'
You are the one who HAS nostalgia. Therefore you are nostalgic for, never from. And you cannot feel nostalgia, you feel nostalgic. Moreover, how can a song have nostalgia? How can a song, in and of itself without feeling, feel nostalgia? A song cannot give you nostalgia.
It's like 'happiness'. You don't say 'I have happiness for the easing of restrictions'. You say 'I feel happy for the easing of restrictions'. And you certainly don't say 'I have happiness from the easy of restrictions.'
Ha! These days you might also say, 'I feel nostalgic for the times before I was Björn.'
My brother is 32 and has special needs. He absolutely adores Abba and has done ever since he was 10 years old.
He has an Abba themed item of everything you can think of. Tshirts, plates, bath towels, bedding, calendars, even a chopping board!
When he was 20, our mum took him to Stockholm to go to the Abba museum.
When he was 21, we threw a surprise birthday party for him and invited everyone that's ever been apart of his life, and even had an Abba tribute act play.
He's been to the Abba Voyage hologram show in London multiple times, he's seen Mamma Mia live in theatre more than I can count. When we go on holiday to Spain, we always make sure he visits an Abba tribute band.
He is an absolute super fan, through and through. To this day, he loves Abba with just as much passion as he did when he was 10.
This was (And still is) his favourite song out of the lot. He loves all their songs, I just remember he used to play this song the most growing up and when I lived with him.
I've since moved out of the family home, and I listen to Abba every now and then to remind me of him as I don't see him much anymore.
Actually, knowing him, he's probably here watching the music video right now!
That’s awesome! I love abba
How do you write that thing
And then they went and wrote a musical based on this. A prime example of why their songs hold up so well 40 years on.
Km and the sunshine band
RJ McAllister
Actually, it's other people who did it for them.
+Brandon Bennetzen I meant it were not Benny and Björn who wrote the musical Mamma Mia. It was Catherine Johnson
She wrote the book. They wrote the music.
Is amazing how timeless ABBAS songs are. I never get tired of theirs song.
Just like CCR
And now they release new songs and sound so good, feeling nostalgic
Other songs are great but after 10 times it's over... With abba its still legendary after a thousand times
*ABBA's
its amazing how timeless björns pants are.
My 82-year-old grandmother has it about right: "If you don't like ABBA, there must be something wrong with you" :-)
LOL!!!!! Dahm RIGHT!!!!!
@@frankkassian9149 a,a z
Yeah.. my class is mostly crazy
Tell your mother I love her, she has a great choice of musicians!!
@@doomsdaydragonsproductions2801 *Is that a challenge?* because my class is wAy wOrse
Abba is a musician prodigy. A generational talented musician people. There will never be another ABBA for the next hundred years.
If you love this, then you’re a legend indeed
@@LiamPorter2005 i do. We even create this music in our marching to our school.
@@victorerianod8460 cool, I’ve listened to that music before and I respect that music
@@LiamPorter2005 we created their songs in our marching band to our school glockenspiel mamma is our music 5. And i think dancing queen might be amazing to create the music 6.
@@victorerianod8460 if I create a song in abba mamma Mia version of dream of the girls, man that would be interesting
Abba was truly a gift to us. What an incredible band
Good morning Mr. Freeman
После АББА пошла мода на Английский Язык, сами не могем, пусть Дети.
선물 ..! 정답이다
Kita sama "Penggemar band Abba
@@pipitherawati336 huh?
52 yr old overweight woman, crazily dancing around to this song with my hairbrush as my microphone, just like I did as a young girl hahaha..........Oh the memories........ABBA your still No 1....xxxx
Also a 52 yo female. I used to sing into the handle of my skipping rope.
Lol that must be funny to see
@@arialbold2069 Me too!!
You won't be overweight anymore if you do that everyday!
SUCH A STAR YOU ARE❤️
and they look like regular people. Can you imagine a modern pop star being seen without perfect teeth, skin, and bodies? very refreshing
Stephen Andersen oodles of talent.
i think all members of the abba group very much looked like stars!
Stephen Andersen I love their fashion!
They didn't care about that. The important thing is what were inside of ABBA's music
people would eat them alive, and that says a lot about people these days.
Freckles, imperfect tooth, messy hair, natural beautiful voices! Pure humans! Wish i was born with that Era were perfection is not a thing.
Starvars
Ieahn Baste yes exactly they are very beautiful
Yeah, hearing you sir.
You know you're not the only one who made a comment about this, right?
Thats true
ABBA were ahead of their time, music videos, fashion, timeless lyrics, there's not enough words to express their talent and genius.
The songwriting in particular.
Just like Queen and Pink Floyd tbh.
And the style of catchy, melodic pop
@@warrentronica To every soul OUT THERE:
All prayers from Righteous SOULS aka Born again Christians, have power. Sinners prayers GOD hears not. Unless we REPENT and born again and LIVE HOLY, GOD hears none of our prayers. Prayers have power, but these must come from Changed hearts.
Proverbs 15:29 The LORD is far from the wicked: but he heareth the prayer of the righteous.
Psalms 119:155 “Salvation is far from the wicked: for they seek not thy statutes.”
(Many souls(unsaved souls), believe falsely and pray in vain).
Mankind is filled with UNSAVED SOULS (WICKED SINNERS).
That`s why there`s a calling to REPENTANCE and to BORN AGAIN:
Luke 5:32
I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.
John 3:7
Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again.
Please don’t take all that you read too seriously. Ask questions and think independently. Many ideas have been accepted as “the truth” without investigation.
Its not pop, its not rock,
Its abba
Abba is pop
@@VanessaDuarte606 no not realy it's a mix of pop and opera sort of
Best comment I've seen yet. 🙌🏼
@@VanessaDuarte606 I mean I feel it has an originality, in both the writing and the sound, in which calling it straight "pop," doesn't really capture the whole picture. I would say it is somewhere in between indie pop and pop rock.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bjorn and Benny were/are brilliant musicians/artists in their own right, and Frida and Agnetha were/are the icing on top of it all.😉👌
The pianist is a true genius, he made some of the best melodies in music's history.
That's Benny Ulvaeus
@@GoodCitizen-g6fI think you mixed up the name of the two guys in ABBA.
It’s Benny Andersson.
Eo
facts
Agreed
My mom used to love this song so much. She passed away of cancer 5 months ago... I miss you, mom. Love you
MrJoaochaloub so sorry for your loss
Be strong!
I’m sorry for you
I am sorry
So sorry
There are 2 types of people
- Who like ABBA
- Who like ABBA but don't admit it
I am the second one xd
@@gjd9527 for me it's a big thing because I'm an 13 year old guy and people of my age barely know Abba
@@leonasian716 bra! just by saying that you are the first one already! LOL
why not？
yheah:-)
This was so good, an entire musical was formed from it. Wow 😲
"Mamma mia" is an italian expression that literally means "my mother, my mom" but is used by italian people to externalize a lot of different emotions. It can extern surprise, sadness, happiness, joy, sick, disbelief, enthusiasm, anger, distress, satisfaction and much more again. It's surely the linguistic expression more pronounced by any italian in his/her life and some statistics about that, assert that an italian person pronounces the expression "mamma mia" from 10 to 30 times any day in his/her life. In the years 70 Abba recorded many of their songs in the italian music studios and they got the chance to know a lot of italian people. They were so impressed and amused by the expression "Mamma mia" and they decide to dedicate it one of their song
Thank u for adding this explanation, didn't know what it means
@@3dartstudent973 👍🏻👍🏻
Acutually if your Hispanic it just means my mom
@@edwardtorres9797 well Italian, Spanish and even Portuguese share a fair amount of words and meaning, since they all derive from the same linguistic family! But in this case “Mamma mia” derived from Italian, given the context of the exclamation and all that :)
@@sgtslonelyheart9355 you make a fair point
Classics never die, they just find new people.
i am found!!!!
I've made up my mind, it must not come to an end.
True
Yep
Very true.
*This music will still be heard in 1000 years !!!*
Yep
Yes
A new GENERATION Will get a taste of what was like as a teen in the 1970s And ABBA Was a huge part Of the greatest decade ever for music ever Abba sold over 340 million LPS mostly in the 70s
Sure
Yep
ABBA is the best band in the world. Love, admire and greetings from Aleksandra, Zagreb, Croatia🇭🇷❤️😊
Like the Beatles, Abba combined classic music with rock n roll. Queen is another band that did this. Abba doesn't get enough love. Their music is timeless.
People who disliked this song should get a covid test, one of the main symptoms is no sense of taste.
Hehe nice one
Yes sir
Jajajajaja, so funy you coment
There you are, once again commenting the most agreeable thing ever
Underrates comment!
You just can't be sad listening to this song
The lyrics are sad though.
I m sad sorry
This is the only song of ABBA i cant take serious
Probably because i sing it at loud in the classroom
Munoshots 18 😆😆😆
Одна из лучших музыкальных групп, которая была, есть и будет. Профессионально вряд ли кто её переплюнет. Лучшие!!!❤❤❤
to all the people who didn't realize this was an actual song, that came waay before the movie
Patience Wallace thank you Jesus Christ
I mean all the songs from both movie are abba songs
From the first movies honey honey all the way to the second movies ending super trooper
The movie version did the song very well indeed to be fair, but it's nothing on the original. Abba's music will always be on another level.
Patience Wallace I didn’t know there was a movie
Patience Wallace I was so suprised when I found out (obviously before this)
This song will forever touch everyone's heart. ABBA will go on forever.
I know right
No, songs like andante andante, the day before you came, Fernando, SOS....... are much more better!
Not just the song and the band but the Mamma Mia movies, i guarantee both movies touch everyone's heart and introduced young generation like me to the world of ABBA. Thanks a lot for that :)
What do you think? I'm only 23 years old. My mother sang and rocked me on ABBA songs, that's how I grew up! Then I started a music school, I played the violin and now I love to play ABBA songs, the music I was raised with! Do you think this is a coincidence? I love ABBA!
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Dancing Queen is my personal favourite! :D
❤❤❤❤ABBA FOREVER AND FOREVER ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤MY BEST TIMES ❤❤❤❤
2009 - Mamma Mia, here we go again
2019 - Oh shit, here we go again
@@UraniumFever911 Yeah but on youtube the video is upload in 2009 and many people discover this song on youtube
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wait this song came out in 1974 I thought it was 2008
the amazing teddy show that is the movie that came out in 2008
@Swaggy - G Grove Street - Home. At least it was before I fucked everything up.
Lovely ....Who Can sing Mamamia?
Beaitiful music
Rocks
The Varangian Guard!
I can
your mother!!
I am 12 years old, I started listening to ABBA songs because of my mother and I honestly do not regret listening to ABBA songs, I will take these songs for the rest of my life!!
You should listen The Beatles as well. Both fit very well!! Remember not be ashamed for your musical taste.
@@diegolacayo5132 best message you could tell someone! The Beatles and ABBA are a different kind of music! I would also recommend Queen, he has an incredible voice too! I'm 16 years old but I've been listening to "old" music since I was 14! This kind of music hits different.
@@diegolacayo5132 thank you!
@@MrSythez thank you!
Lol I'm also 12
Still love this group
4 remastered ABBA videos in a WEEK.
Now that's a blessing.
Waiting for more😍😍😍
Best thing ever. Hopefully more to come
now there’s 9
IKR IVE WAITED TOO LONG FOR THIS 5 YEARS
And they all look awesome
If you accidentally listen to this song, believe me, this is the start of your ABBA marathon.
I solved the problem dowloading all their albums on spotify
there's no accident happening herEeEe WoOooP
But I Started Dancing Queen
No first i listened Waterloo
i am listening this groupe since 3days
They don't have perfect teeth! This is awesome, they are actual human beings!
@urzemax101 kittydog fan r/wooosh
a lot of artists didnt have perfect teeth! david bowie, freddie mercury, etc... thinking about it, it feel like a lot of artists in the 70s had crooked teeth lol
no shit
Just like Freddie Mercury!
I know
Great music Never dies ❤❤
No doubt about it......ABBA was and still is an icon of entertainment quality.......!
Yes i agree
YES TOTALLY
%100 true comment 👍
If you are still listening to this masterpiece, you're a legend.
I love my grandpa he introduced me to this wonderful song
@@real_robotnik Wonderful group !!!
This song showed up on my tiktok fyp when I was constipated. I will always associate this song with being constipated for the rest of my life
🥰🥰
I love Abba & Queen so much I am listening to mamma mia abba
Here I go
I love heavy metal music
But Abba has just as much energy! They are soooo good.
Same here, they slaaaap ❣️
Same here! 🤘
Why, yes!
I don't see what there is to enjoy about "music" that is just senseless screaming. I think metal is just noise, not music. But I agree with what you said about Abba having energy.
I like all kinds of music metal, rock, kpop, pop and that's nothing wrong :)
Today's Bandle 🔥
Yo, bud! 😄 My brain kept thinking it was an Elton John song (specifically Saturday Night's Alright). 😅
Title: Italian
Lyrics: English
Group: Swedish
Hotel: trivago
Haha lol
Did you seen a certain comment on "rasputin" by boneyM in the sopot festival 79 ? Just a question lmao
The title is in Swedish, it translates to “mother Mia”
Mdrr pas mal
A não kkkkkkkkkk
Perfect timeless pop music. By real musicians. Still get chills all these decades later
what constitutes as a fake musician?
Fake musician definition- anyone pop musician not named Bjorn and Benny
@@astrobear4205 Everyone they don't like is a fake musician
@@astrobear4205 I mean there are a lot of musicians nowadays that have almost no part in the music they produce. I'd maybe consider that fake 🤷♂️
I was never here *slips away into the darkness humming Mamma Mia*
Eilrahc Nworb v v
One of the best pop groups ever!
Me when the second lockdown hits: mamma mia, here we go again
Omg too relatable
Me more like: Ah shit, here we go again
2020. Here we go again. Oh my. Don't let the Virus get ya.
Oof
*third.................
*fourth.........................
*fifth............................
this song is never old for me 💖
same
damn yall phandom are evrywhere
never too old
maybe ?? r u old women then
maybe on abby old 👦??
The 4 members of ABBA were very often remarked upon as having the best harmony over all. They are still huge in Europe
It never gets old ❤
I grew up on Abba, because it was listening to my mom. I am 26 years old and I love Abba so far!
With love from Russia!
+Товарищ Кошкина so sometimes I do not have much
, because my mum would listen to their music.
, because my mum used to listen to their music. (I hope she still listens to them).
, because my mum was an avid fan of theirs.
, because my mum had all their records (for example).
, because it was their music that my mum always played.
You grew up on Abba. That's great. I hope you never grow out of them. And I hope your standard of written and spoken English keeps improving. My Russian? Er, ... no comment.
Dustshoe I wrote something wrong?
Yes! If you listen to something, it's the something that is making the sound (or noise).
What you seemed to be trying to say is that Abba listened to your mom, as if your mom was a singer and the members of Abba her fan club.
You could have said instead: "Abba's music was listened to by my mother". But in that sense, what that construction implies is that it was illegal or forbidden to listen to a broadcast from, say, behind the Iron Curtain. Just as it was forbidden for Germans during WW2 to listen to the BBC on the radio.
"He listened to ..." is much more direct and natural - and as such the subject who is listening should come before the object (in most cases).
Also, you used the imperfect tense (was listening), which is incorrect with your construction.
Abba were committed to using natural yet grammatically correct English that was clear in its meaning: in spite of a few howlers. But don't learn from me! Learn English by listening to Abba!
Хорошая у Вас мама. Похоже, и я отношусь к той категории, которую в англоязычном интернете обозвали бы "human in past", а по-русски "динозавры" :-)
p.s. моя дочка старше Вас на год, но тоже с удовольствием слушает ABBA, Boney'M, Smokie, Bee Jees, Supermax... периода 76 - 83 гг
This is the type of song that you just don't get tired of hearing. It's probably my favorite. So happy for them that they are back with new music after 40 years!
so trueee
Old time favorite, still listening to it ❤
You guys have created a history in songs and music. Your songs will never be forgotten. They will never become old.
I'm 63 and we damn sure had the BEST singers and groups. I miss the 70s
I'm from the 80's, I think ABBA belongs to all generations. It seems timeless.
love love
Вообще вернулся бы туда и остался навек!
I’m 22 and absolutely love ABBA. I thank my parents, especially my dad for bringing me up listening to them. I literally get so nostalgia hearing ABBA songs.
Try 55 years lol
@Bognor Regis Folks of England!! Don’t listen to the people at your school. At least the music we listen to will forever be remembered, unlike the newer music which eventually becomes forgettable. 😊
I am 15 years and i listen ABBA lmao
R9o
@@amandaazevedo7301 amazing!!11!!!
Is this everyone's favorite song? Cause when this song plays, I either see people smiling, dancing or sing along...I guess it's the best
PERIODT🇸🇪🇸🇪
@@jonnyberg5061 q11111111
oh god people still lobe this song, how nice
Yes it is I love it classic
People still love real music
I cannot listen to this song and not immediately feel happy. Ironic bc the lyrics are pretty sad
Most Abba songs are sad or bittersweet
Uh no, the lyrics are not sad.
@@amycrunch3812 It's about a girl in an abusive relationship but doesn't have the strength to permanently leave it...
Bad apple+
Hon vill inte lämna permanent❤️❤️❤️💐🇸🇪☕☕
Abba,s songs had so much drama and complexity while being truly memorable. Genius songwriting. Best vocal group in music history!
ABBA is an amazing artist
ABBA: "Mamma Mia here we go again"
FREDDIE MERCURY : "Mamma Mia let me go!"
CJ: ''Oh shit, here we go again''
coincidentally, both songs came out in the same year
No no no no
MAMA MIA . . . . ... ? . . . . . . . . Hm .. . . Mamma Mia ?
Brendon Urie: if you love me, let me Gooooo
LITERALLY EVERYTHING THEY'VE DONE IS ICONIC
in some ways they're even better than the Beatles
@@TheNewAeon2012 calm it 🤣
@@Graeme726 When All Is Said and Done, ABBA Rock Me more than John & Paul, at least lately. l would just love to meet Benny one day and say, "Thank You for the Music."
@@TheNewAeon2012 I love abba, think they made some great music and each to their own but the Beatles back catalogue is ridiculous, from please please me to hey bulldog to a day in the life and let it be, from rock and roll to ballads, no comparison
@@Graeme726 true. lt's that i'm going thru a weird ABBAmania phase lately, that's all
If you are here that means you have an amazing music taste
Grew up with this here in Sweden ;) times were better then.
Either that or you're a Swede
Tyrfingr I wAs bOrN iN tHe wRonG geNeRatiOn
I was born 2009 but I like old songs
Lauren Huwalt i was born in 2040 but I like old songs too
incredible songwriting, up there with lennon and mccartney
When my parents escaped Romania during communism we ended up in Austria and ABBA quickly became our favorite band. Still my favorite band to this day. My mom just passed away and this song is just so emotional for me. Her name was Mia :)
Condolence, i hope you are okay
I’m sorry about your mom, I hope you are okay :)
🇷🇴❤️
I’m sorry to hear about your mom, God bless you and your family ❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss :( stay strong! ❤️
*it's 2020, and i'm high school student in love with ABBA*
Samee
You have good taste
Don't lie, you're a 55 year old, that has a grandchild in high school.
@@javssilva3995 is that a joke-
Aren't we all
this song reminds me of working as a dishwasher in a Massachusetts restaurant in summer 1976. It was always on the FM radio we had on loud in the back, was 16 years old , worked hard, had fun.
I remember 680 WRKO played Abba alot, but that was AM. What FM channel was it?
😊 leuk
Как в АВВА сочетается идеально красота и гармония!!! ❤❤❤
Heard the song for the first time in 1975. Decades later, it remains as one of just a handful that can impart a cheerful, uplifing and get-up-and-dance vibe, anywhere, anytime. As long as people still sing and remember this epochal song, there will always, always be ABBA.
I'm a teen and this song has been a staple in my life
Я люблю АВВА❤from Russia with love❤
6:06
You can tell they were having so much fun, such passion. Makes the music all the more incredible.
Thank you Abba for the timeless classics ❤
Indeed my friend
I agree
Thank god after 40 years, our ABBA has return and releasing their new album call ABBA Voyage in this 5th November 2021.
Thank you ABBA for your return.
ABBA The biggest pop band of all time.
Charly Mc yep
Charly Mc e
ABBA is the best selling pop band of all time so get your facts straight
You mean most popular, correct? A lot of pop has a bunch of musician. Mama Mia, child.
That would be the Beatles, sorry. ABBA is the biggest pop band from mainland Europe though.
I love the counterpoint between Bennie's classically oriented piano theme and Bjorn's pop guitar riff. Who knew something like that would work so well? That is the magic of ABBA in my opinion.
It doesn't sound that classical to me..
Cool
Contrast. Black and white is always good together
Exactly Alwa. People would be surprised how much Benny took from the classical era into Abbas pop music. But again, it would be hard to understand for the casual listener never aquinted to our grand classical period. I know exactly what you mean. Counterpoint = Bach . Abba = High Baroque best of arias. Few know that Benny is an avid classical listerner. Abba is classical composition with a fixed timescale 4/4,. And the Girls got all this, Frida with her background as a Jazz singer and Agneta with a swedish folk/pop singer from the early teens. ALL the members of Abba have had a long apprentice before they became Abba. And this synergy is on legendary level. There is nothing comparable
@@vhego remove the guitar and you can hear it
LYRICS:-
I've been cheated by you since I don't know when
So I made up my mind, it must come to an end
Look at me now, will I ever learn
I don't know how, but I suddenly lose control
There's a fire within my soul
and I can hear a bell ring
(One more look) and I forget everything, whoa
Mamma mia, here I go again
My, my, how can I resist you?
Mamma mia, does it show again
My, my, just how much I've missed you?
Yes, I've been brokenhearted
Blue since the day we parted
Why, why did I ever let you go?
Mamma mia, now I really know
My, my, I could never let you go
I've been angry and sad about things that you do
I can't count all the times that I've told you we're through
And when you go, when you slam the door
I think you know that you won't be away too long
You know that I'm not that strong
and I can hear a bell ring
(One more look) and I forget everything, whoa
Mamma mia, here I go again
My, my, how can I resist you?
Mamma mia, does it show again
My, my, just how much I've missed you?
Yes, I've been brokenhearted
Blue since the day we parted
Why, why did I ever let you go?
Mamma mia, even if I say
Bye-bye, leave me now or never
Mamma mia, it's a game we play
Bye-bye doesn't mean forever
Mamma mia, here I go again
My, my, how can I resist you?
Mamma mia, does it show again
My, my, just how much I've missed you?
Yes, I've been brokenhearted
Blue since the day we parted
Why, why did I ever let you go?
Mamma mia, now I really know
My, my, I could never let you go
Fun fact: This song ended Bohemian Rhapsody's 9 week long reign as UK nr1, and stayed there for 2 weeks. It means "mamma mia" was the most popular phrase in songs in the UK for about 2.5 months, from 29/Nov/1975 until 14/Feb/1976.
Mamma Mia
I've been cheated by you since I don't know when
So I made up my mind, it must come to an end
Look at me now, will I ever learn
I don't know how but I suddenly lose control
There's a fire within my soul
Just one look and I can hear a bell ring
One more look and I forget everything
Mamma mia, here I go again
My my, how can I resist you
Mamma mia, does it show again
My my, just how much I've missed you
Yes, I've been brokenhearted
Blue since the day we parted
Why, why did I ever let you go
Mamma mia, now I really know
My my, I could never let you go
I've been angry and sad about things that you do
I can't count all the times that I've told you we're through
And when you go, when you slam the door
I think you know that you won't be away too long
You know that I'm not that strong
Just one look and I can hear a bell ring
One more look and I forget everything
Mamma mia, here I go again
My my, how can I resist you
Mamma mia, does it show again
My my, just how much I've missed you
Yes, I've been brokenhearted
Blue since the day we parted
Why, why did I ever let you go
Mamma mia, even if I say
Bye bye, leave me now or never
Mamma mia, it's a game we play
Bye bye doesn't mean forever
Mamma mia, here I go again
My my, how can I resist you
Mamma mia, does it show again
My my, just how much I've missed you
Yes, I've been brokenhearted
Blue since the day we parted
Why, why did I ever let you go
Mamma mia, now I really know
My my, I could never let you go
Thank you so much❤from Japan
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ABBA’s music is basically a broadway musical, 25+ years in the making!
And two movies......
@@leifpettsson And a third one soon...
I knew that
Todays bandle 💛💙
WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY DAT
Hello, I hope you enjoy the music?
man this song makes me want to stand in a cold river in japan
I will join you there
Same
I just listened to that before this lol
Same Bro
Looks like someone already did this
The Harmony of Agnatha and Anni-Frid are mesmerizing, never can be duplicated..ABBA is and always will be awesome
Is Agnatha the brunette? She is the main voice I'm thinking, but I love it nonetheles
@@dantasticguy5435Agnatha is the blond one.
@@franf45 Thank you!
and also the blind one. It was kept pretty much a secret at the time, but Agnetha was almost completely blind by the time they finished touring.
Note it is Agnetha, not Agnatha
@@franf45
@@franf45Yup
One of ABBA's best. The late, great James Last and his Orchestra did a superb cover too. Best wishes to Aggy, Benny, Bjorn and Frida. Rest in peace, Mr. Last.
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James Last needs to be buried in a shallow grave so that the crows can eat his bones..
One of their best. And one of their worst. The parasitical, deceptively cheesy, stage musical industry, like some sort of sinister giant old computer programme, has stripped ABBA’s legacy to the bone. The Mamma Mia phenomenon has, increasingly with time, even come to replace the idea of Abba ever having anything to do with their own songs. No doubt the age of folk who blurt out “Oh, it’s Mamma Mia!” when by chance they come across the genuine article on the car radio, has since the turn of the millennium been creeping ever upwards. Abba had matured as a band by 1977, and kept on maturing (until 1982). Certainly by 1977, with The Album, the band had become an “album band”. Abba could embarrass its snooty critics who had unfairly and stingily labelled the Swedish foursome (a slightly disparaging term) “bubblegum pop”. Indeed the supercilious rock critics in the late Seventies seemed to enjoy referring to ABBA’s songs as “catchy”: a safe piece of snooty criticism that betrayed ultimately a touch of envy among them. But, today, in the comet trail of the Mamma Mia phenomenon, it’s the rock critics who will have the last laugh. Could you imagine The Carpenters sullying their legacy so? By having gangs of wealthy New Yorkers and what have you rampaging through some Caribbean pristine paradise socking it to the tropical birds with tunes so dreadfully delivered that they’d probably be all extinct now? Why, Abba, oh why?
Those barren Greek isles shouldn’t be able to support anything. But the Mamma Mia phenomenon took root there and has flourished. Like knotweed. It’s Mamma Mia on the sides of bus hoardings; Abba invisible. The talk on radio is of good old Pierce and Meryl, never, seemingly, the introduction of a record onto the turnstile of that old genuine article. The fattening of culture has been all around us since the 1950s, I guess. But it has been an activity that has wildly increased in scale and momentum since the dawn of the internet age. Yes, those old rock critics will have the last laugh. Because the Mamma Mia phenomenon has led Abba to being once again associated with bubblegum pop and catchy songs. And by everybody! Not just a clique of critics!!! What a disaster! Nobody can complain now (except me).
The healthy point about ABBA’s songs back in the day, when pop music was also still known as popular music, was that they had universal appeal. Across all ages and the class hierarchy. Yes, that was yesteryear.
Mamma Mia appeals today, the Mamma Mia phenomenon that is, to a smug, conceited upper middle class mentality. To give you an example of what I mean, you only have to watch the well-made, mid-Nineties Australian movie Muriel’s Wedding to see how much more meaningful ABBA’s bitter-sweet songs could have been in a dramatic setting. The band’s songs deserved a serious vehicle, if anything. In fact, it’s no exaggeration to say that Abba, in a sense, saved the Seventies. This was a time when in the UK, many people persisted with black-and-white television because it was cheaper, colour television sets hired much of the time. People were poor. But it meant something to have the first chords of, say, Chiquitita come out of the radio on the counter in the kitchen that the miner’s wife hears on a winter’s day heavy with coal smoke.
II recall watching about ten years ago the introduction of Mamma Mia into China. The makers of the documentary did not anticipate at the opening show in Shanghai the huge non-reaction of the great and the good of that city. Many were young trendy types, too, don’t get me wrong. But the cold reaction indicated that the narrative did not chime with traditional Chinese family values (as one would have expected). It also led to the producers going back to the drawing board. Of course, not to be deterred! Soon enough, even in China, they all soon “got it” as soon as the fattened-up entertainment industry’s gleeful attitude and ever sunny dispositions had built up enough momentum such that the cultural gatekeepers in China could only blurt out: “My, my! I tried to hold you back but you were stronger!” I suppose the mantra “it’s the economy, stupid!” was reworked into “it’s the songs, stupid!”.
And that is the problem with the modern world. It wants to grasp ownership at all costs. To mould anything good and worthwhile into something less than the sum of its parts. And how many parts there are in the Manma Mia phenomenon!
As you know, the football team that wins the World Cup is the one that amounts to being much more than the sum of its parts. And where that happens, there you find class. And the world-class performance. The world-class team.
But what does the world know about class today? Must everything be dialled down to the lowest common denominator? As Dickens wrote, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. In terms of the world of the arts and entertainments, that’s the order it follows, seemingly, regrettably. The world can’t help it.
Yes, the late, great James Last. Will the obituaries for Abba be that? Would its members be so honoured (as they deserve to be)? Or will they be remembered chiefly as the person(s) behind the songs of Mamma Mia!?
Perhaps ABBA’s comeback of earlier this year was motivated in part to reclaim its legacy. To breathe air again after being so long stuffed under the subsidiary that had swallowed up the original old firm.
@@rustshoo5068 who hurt you
L: you typed 3 words. Are congratulations in order?
I’ve heard so many people say how soft and girly this song is. Do they not hear the roaring guitar and drums kicking in through the song? Then they turn down in the chorus to highlight the vocals before they come back in. This is masterpiece composition
2009: good song
2012: good song
2018: good song
2020: good song
That music will never get old
Edit: thank for 200 likes!
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This music will never be old. And this sentence will never be wrong.
2020 и на все времена good soog..............m
it's not from 2009
2021: good song
why do i decide to listen to songs like this at like 2 in the morning, they make me want to get up and just dance around my room for a solid hour-
ruclips.net/video/CcrfZD_NYKI/видео.html I HAVE A DREAM PIANO COVER
Lmao DO IT
Lol it’s almost like 3:30 for me I’m so tired but I can’t sleep
Better than today's song melody ❤
Dosen't get any better than this who else is watching in 2020 and loving this??
We never left 🤣
Love it!! Nothings the same now!!
@@olgatopatsis291 so true
@ted ritola 🙋♀️
Lmfao who said we ever left? 😂
I'm 19 and I'm glad to come across to ABBA's songs.... this will never get old.
listen to SOS
@@bocolatebhipbookie yeah my mom and i were jamming over it!!!!
18 here and i agree
woah thanks for telling us your age, can you include your debit card number and your mother's maiden name too?
same but I'm a 12 year old lmao
70s: Mamma mia, here I go again.
2000s: Ah shit, here we go again.
Looks like we made some friends along the way..
No no no shit is bad word
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2020s: this shit still continue go again
@@djaccountisbfisbx3880 ye... *sigh* 🥲
This song is great
September 2018 and I’m here! 👌
*edit*
_it’s now November, my birthday is around the corner and I’m back because good vibes_ lol✌️ see y’all in December lmao
3-я сентября день прощания!
Bella Elleira me too!
Bella Elleira me too
Same dude
Me too
Having a bad day? No problem let ABBA's music work some magic on you!
I have even got.my 13yr old daughter into this music
it works all the time! ♥
It sure is heaven! They are my heroes!!❤️❤️❤️
Yes
ABBA - A MIRACLE OF VOCAL SONG - Instruments!!!!!!!!!!!
This melody is special. I love it
Oh man the nostalgia. I remember me as a child, running around the house playing, open windows with sunlight entering, while this sound was playing in the background.
@Tom A. No that was a little whi li e ago when the saw me singing mamma mía wearing a thong and bra
AHAHHAH
😂
This is a quintessential example of ABBA's ability to create amazing, catchy and enduring pop music.