Biography:
Swedish indie singer/songwriter, Hello Saferide is Annika Norlin, born in Östersund, Sweden, now living in Umeå.
With a warm voice and beautiful melodies she made a slight breakthrough in 2005 with the single My Best Friend. Being a music journalist, it came to great surprise to Norlin when her songs attracted the attention of indie label Razzia Records. After the release of Introducing... Hello Saferide, Norlin assembled a band and played around the world.
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Other songs:
- The Quiz
- 2006
- 2008
- Anna
- Berlin
- Dad Told Me
- Get Sick Soon
- Hey Ho
- Highschool Stalker
- I Dont Sleep Well
- I Forgot About Songs
- I Was Jesus
- I Wonder Who Is Like This One
- Last Night Bus
- Long Lost Penpal
- Lund
- Middleclass
- My Best Friend
- Oh God
- Parenting Never Ends
- Parts Of Nature
- Quiz
- Raspberry Lips
- San Francisco
- Saturday Nights
- The Crawler
- This Body
- Valentines Day
- X Telling Me About The Loss Of Something Dear At Age 16
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
A E D
I looked up at the ceiling the entire time
D A
Well it didn’t last for long
A E D
Like 15 minutes or so. They had said it would hurt, but it didn’t
A E D
His face all grumped up, veins were showing on his forehead
A E
Closed my eyes and thought of dancers,
D
closed my eyes and thought of dancers
D A E
I thought of what my friends would say
D A E
I thought of how my life would change
D A E
I just laid real still there on the bed.
A E D
Afterwards I said, like I hear you’re supposed to:
D A
“Was it good for you as well”
A E D
He was proud, said: “Ok we can do it again
D A E
But maybe this time, you can do it better than this
D
You can do it better than this.”
D A-E
A E D
I faked to come, because I hear you’re supposed to
D A E D
There was obviously something wrong with me and I didn’t want him to know
D A E D
I was afraid he’d have a heartattack and die
D A E D
I went to work at the shoestore and waved him goodbye
D A E
I felt sad, but I didn’t know why
D A E
Do you want those in red, I said
D A E
250 with laces, I said
D A E
Years later, I can still vision that forehead
D A-E
A simple version of a fantastic song! /Felicia
I looked up at the ceiling the entire time
D A
Well it didn’t last for long
A E D
Like 15 minutes or so. They had said it would hurt, but it didn’t
A E D
His face all grumped up, veins were showing on his forehead
A E
Closed my eyes and thought of dancers,
D
closed my eyes and thought of dancers
D A E
I thought of what my friends would say
D A E
I thought of how my life would change
D A E
I just laid real still there on the bed.
A E D
Afterwards I said, like I hear you’re supposed to:
D A
“Was it good for you as well”
A E D
He was proud, said: “Ok we can do it again
D A E
But maybe this time, you can do it better than this
D
You can do it better than this.”
D A-E
A E D
I faked to come, because I hear you’re supposed to
D A E D
There was obviously something wrong with me and I didn’t want him to know
D A E D
I was afraid he’d have a heartattack and die
D A E D
I went to work at the shoestore and waved him goodbye
D A E
I felt sad, but I didn’t know why
D A E
Do you want those in red, I said
D A E
250 with laces, I said
D A E
Years later, I can still vision that forehead
D A-E
A simple version of a fantastic song! /Felicia
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