Despite the fact that Labrador only release Swedish artists, this is actually the very first band which actually sings in Swedish! It's not that Labrador doesn't like the Swedish language, it's just that this is the first band singing in Swedish that's been amazing enough to be released there.
Their debut EP Ingenting Är Lätt was released in digipak in May 2004. With influences ranging from Velvet Underground and Pixies to Beach Boys and a Swedish 70's touch the band refuses to admit, [ingenting] manages to sound like nothing else but themselves.
Right now the band can be heard on national radio in Sweden and seen on live scenes all over the country.
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Alla Har Glömt
[ingenting] Lyrics
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Nu fеare den aldrig se dig.
Telefonen har glцmt bort hur du lдt,
Och ingen talar lдngre om dig med mig.
Alla har glцmt,
Men inte jag.
Varje ensam natt sе minns jag mer.
Men inte jag.
Det pеminns om dig av snart allt jag ser
Dina tunga steg har golvet glцmt bort,
Din kropp kan soffan inte lдngre minnas.
Kudden har glцmt bort de tеrar jag grдt,
Vart finns de spеare som дndе mеste finnas?
Alla har glцmt,
Men inte jag.
Varje ensam natt sе minns jag mer.
Alla har glцmt,
Men inte jag.
Jag pеminns om dig av snart allt jag ser
The song "Alla Har Glömt" by [ingenting] is a heartbreaking song about the pain of losing someone and being left with only memories. The lyrics talk about how the singer's mirror has forgotten their loved one's face, their phone has forgotten their voice, and even the physical spaces they shared together have forgotten their presence. Yet, the singer cannot forget, and they are haunted by memories every night that remind them of the person they have lost. The song emphasizes the loneliness of grief and the contrast between an individual's private pain and the rest of the world's indifference.
The song creates a powerful image of erasure and loss. The fact that objects and spaces that were once intimately connected with the loved one are now indifferent or forgetful emphasizes the extent to which the person has truly disappeared from the world. The repetition of the phrase "Alla har glömt, men inte jag" ("Everyone has forgotten, but not me") emphasizes the singer's isolation and the feeling that they are holding on to something that everyone else has moved on from.
Overall, "Alla Har Glömt" is a poignant and beautifully written expression of grief and the loss of love. It highlights the power of memory and the pain of being left to grieve alone, long after the rest of the world has moved on.
Line by Line Meaning
Sen du for sе har min spegel glцmt bort hur du sеg ut,
Since you left, my mirror has forgotten how you looked,
Nu fеare den aldrig se dig.
Now it will never see you.
Telefonen har glцmt bort hur du lдt,
The telephone has forgotten how you sounded,
Och ingen talar lдngre om dig med mig.
And no one talks about you with me anymore.
Alla har glцmt,
Everyone has forgotten,
Men inte jag.
But not me.
Varje ensam natt sе minns jag mer.
Every lonely night, I remember more.
Det pеminns om dig av snart allt jag ser
Almost everything I see reminds me of you.
Dina tunga steg har golvet glцmt bort,
The floor has forgotten the weight of your footsteps,
Din kropp kan soffan inte lдngre minnas.
The couch can no longer remember the shape of your body.
Kudden har glцmt bort de tеrar jag grдt,
The pillow has forgotten the tears I cried.
Vart finns de spеare som дndе mеste finnas?
Where are the traces that must still exist?
Alla har glцmt,
Everyone has forgotten,
Men inte jag.
But not me.
Jag pеminns om dig av snart allt jag ser
Almost everything I see reminds me of you.
Contributed by Nicholas G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.