The fundament is there. It is energetic, primitive and raw: Rockabilly in i… Read Full Bio ↴The fundament is there. It is energetic, primitive and raw: Rockabilly in its original form. Derived from the music of icons such as Johnny Burnette, Carl Perkins, Charlie Feathers and of course Elvis’ earlier recordings.

From playing absolute rockabilly in the beginning, John Lindberg Trio have incorporated modern influences along the way and created a tougher sound, without losing the rockabilly style.
Combined with their tight and explosive live show, this made them one of Sweden’s most popular live acts.

John Lindberg Trio musical journey started with 13 year old John on stage with his guitar.
When Martin (double-bass) and Jocke (drums) joined later on, everything fell into place. In spite of their young age they are already widely experienced and have done more live gigs than most band do in a lifetime. The release of their debut album in 2006 was followed by a Christmas tour as supporting act for The Refreshments – and consistently became the band people talked about when the night was over. The two following albums were well received by their old fans and also generated lots of new. The band is now planning to release their fifth album in February 2011.

John Lindberg Trio journey continues, with no ending in sight.

Hearts On Fire
John Lindberg Trio Lyrics

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I guess I wrote this one for you
Just a piece of paper and a memory
I can't believe it's true
How 'bout you?

Had everything we could imagine
That wasn't good enough
You wanted to try your luck in another world

You said our love would last forever
I believed every word you said
I didn't see it coming
You turned the page and walked away

Hearts on fire
Breaking in two

Surrounded by memories
Memories of you

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to John Lindberg Trio's song Hearts on Fire capture the pain of heartbreak and the lingering memories that remain after a relationship has ended. The singer is addressing someone they cared deeply for, someone they wrote this song for. They cannot believe that their love has ended, and they ask if the other person feels the same way. The singer reflects on the fact that they had everything they could imagine, but that wasn't good enough for the other person. They were seeking something else, something that the singer could not provide.

Despite their belief that their love would last forever, the other person turned the page and walked away. The singer is left with a broken heart and surrounded by memories of a love that is no longer there. The imagery of "hearts on fire, breaking in two" is particularly powerful, representing the intensity of the love that once was and the painful aftermath of its dissolution. This song is a beautiful and honest representation of the pain of lost love and the hope that someone who has been hurt can still hold on to.

Line by Line Meaning

I guess I wrote this one for you
I wrote this song specifically for you

Just a piece of paper and a memory
All I have now are memories and this song written on paper

I can't believe it's true
I can't believe our love has ended

How 'bout you?
Do you feel the same disbelief?

Had everything we could imagine
We had everything we thought we wanted

That wasn't good enough
For some reason, it wasn't enough to make you stay

You wanted to try your luck in another world
You were interested in someone or something else, and wanted to explore that instead

You said our love would last forever
You promised that our love would never die

I believed every word you said
I trusted you completely

I didn't see it coming
I didn't anticipate this painful end to our relationship

You turned the page and walked away
You moved on, leaving me behind