Gyllene Tider’s third single from their upcoming album Hux Flux is out! It’s available on all streaming platforms (Spotify, Deezer, YouTube etc.) and it’s released on a 7″ vinyl as well. Order Dagar att dansa HERE!
Tracklist
A Dagar att dansa
B Sunday Driver Yea
RoxBlog talked to Per in March and this is what he said regarding the B side:
“Sanna mina ord” was actually written for the PG Roxette album. So I did a version with Christoffer for that album, but it sounded terrible. Haha. So we didn’t use it. It was called “Sunday Driver Yea” from the “Day Tripper” song. I just felt it sounded like a Gyllene Tider track instead. So I wrote a Swedish lyric to it and of course it sounded perfect with Gyllene. So I actually sang the English lyric to it as well. It’s the same backing track, it’s just new vocals. That will be the B side of the next single. It’s the first English recording since “The Heartland Café”.
The band asked for help for their muic video to Dagar att dansa and picked some of the clips fans had sent them. The video is out soon!
Dagar att dansa
Innan jag visste ordet av
Blev hela jag som ny
Innan jag visste ordet av
Satt ditt foto på min kyl
Det var den vackraste present
Du var det starkaste jag känt
Du var det bästa som hade hänt
Fredagen den kom och lördagen den kom
Du fick alla dagar att dansa
Du var så fin och jag var så ung
Du fick mina dagar att dansa
Men utan ett ord – wow wow
Och utan en ton – wow wow
Försvann du med sommaren och vintern kom hem
Jag har alltid undrat vad som hände med dig sen
Tiden gick och din varma blick
Följde med mig många år
Jag reste bort jag reste mig
Lärde mig slicka mina sår
Men du lämnade kvar ett spår
Jasmin i doften av ditt hår
Ibland så känns det som allt hände igår
Fredagen den kom och lördagen den kom
Du fick alla dagar att dansa
Du var så fin och jag var så ung
Du fick mina dagar att dansa
Men utan ett ord – wow wow
Och utan en ton – wow wow
Försvann du med sommaren och allt kom i kläm
Jag har alltid undrat vad som hände med dig
Hör du den här sången i en taxi på väg
Så vet du att jag tänker på dig
Jag fick aldrig chansen att säga tack och hej
Tack och hej!
Tack och hej!
Sunday Driver Yea
Did you ever try to close the door on anyone
Before it got too real
Did you ever get to set your sights on anyone
And follow what you feel
Around the bend
To the rainbow’s end
Sunday driver yea
What makes you take so long
Sunday driver yea
I’m already here
Sunday driver yea
You got to move along
A Sunday driver’s night is so clear
Did you ever get so close enough you turn
With no twist and no shout
Did you ever reach the point of no return
And found no easy way out
Well, don’t think twice
You’re fire and ice
Sunday driver yea
What makes you take so long
Sunday driver yea
I’m already here
Sunday driver yea
You got to move along
A Sunday driver’s night is so clear
Pedal to the metal, please!
What makes you take so long?
A fresh, fruity and well-balanced rosé wine from Provence. Light, salmon pink color and fine tones of red berries. The grape composition is Grenache 50%, Cinsault 45% and Syrah 5%. At harvest, the grapes are pressed immediately and then the must ferments into wine in temperature-controlled steel tanks. The wine has then been stored in steel tanks until bottling. Serve well chilled (+8°C) and best enjoyed in the company of good friends, preferably with something grilled on a sunny summer day.
This wine is a Sauvignon Blanc 100% with all attributes in perfect harmony. Fresh acidity and a balanced mouthfeel with notes of gooseberry, lemon and green apples. The wine has a light straw yellow color with a faint splash of green. The grapes are harvested early in the morning to maintain their freshness and pressed directly to then ferment into wine in temperature-controlled steel tanks. The wine then rests in steel tanks until bottling. Served well chilled (+8-10°C) and rhymes well with whole grilled fish, filled with fresh herbs and lemon accompanied by a summer salad.
