Anna Ternheim — To Be Gone
Album: Somebody Outside
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Released: 2004
Length: 2:45
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Leave the body, leave the mind
Leave the body, leave the mind
Every promise every place behind
I just happend to feel so alone
for today for all days to come
I just wanna be wanna be gone
I just wanna be wanna be gone
Leave the quiet, leave the night
Leave the quiet, leave the night
Broken feelings of dreams out of sight
Pictures in your head at night
For tonight for all nights to come
Erased for good and always gone
Erased for good and always gone
Leave the city, leave the cold
Leave the city, leave the cold
Young people far to old
Let me cross a very fine line
for today for a lifetime
For today for a lifetime
Leave the body, leave the mind
Let me
Leave the body, leave the mind
Every promise every place behind
I just happend to feel so alone
for today for all days to come
for today for all days to come
I just wanna be wanna be gone
Leave the body, leave the mind
Every promise every place behind
I just happend to feel so alone
for today for all days to come
I just wanna be wanna be gone
I just wanna be wanna be gone
Leave the quiet, leave the night
Leave the quiet, leave the night
Broken feelings of dreams out of sight
Pictures in your head at night
For tonight for all nights to come
Erased for good and always gone
Erased for good and always gone
Leave the city, leave the cold
Leave the city, leave the cold
Young people far to old
Let me cross a very fine line
for today for a lifetime
For today for a lifetime
Leave the body, leave the mind
Let me
Leave the body, leave the mind
Every promise every place behind
I just happend to feel so alone
for today for all days to come
for today for all days to come
I just wanna be wanna be gone
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Hah!! This was 12 YEARS AGO!! REALLY annoying now.
hippiechick wrote:
hippiechick wrote:
This song is startng to annoy me.
I saw her for the third time last night. And again I was very impressed by her voice and her beautiful melodies.
This CD, her first, is still the best. At least in my book.
This CD, her first, is still the best. At least in my book.
Great artist. RP is always turning me on to something great I've never heard !
She is impressive and beautiful singer;
........ wonderful stuff
Sweden rules.........
calypsus_1 wrote:
Thanks for the picture. I have seen her twice. Impossible not to love her. sigh.
Thanks for the picture. I have seen her twice. Impossible not to love her. sigh.
"Buy CD" link is borken.
Again, I love where this girl comes from....both in spirit and in observation. Just think of her and Heather Nova together? Wow.
Frater_Kork wrote:
Frater, I'm jealous! Anna and Sweden Rock!
Woo, I saw Anna last wednesday on her solo minitour before she went back to New York.
I got a moment to chat with her and get a signed copy of the limited version of this album,
she is all right in my book. =)
I got a moment to chat with her and get a signed copy of the limited version of this album,
she is all right in my book. =)
Frater, I'm jealous! Anna and Sweden Rock!
Woo, I saw Anna last wednesday on her solo minitour before she went back to New York.
I got a moment to chat with her and get a signed copy of the limited version of this album,
she is all right in my book. =)
I got a moment to chat with her and get a signed copy of the limited version of this album,
she is all right in my book. =)
I have both of these tracks on Half way to five points alcedo wrote:
Only that "No Subtle Men" comes on her second album (titled "Separation Road") while this song comes from her first album ("Somebody Outside"). That said, both albums are worth getting.
Only that "No Subtle Men" comes on her second album (titled "Separation Road") while this song comes from her first album ("Somebody Outside"). That said, both albums are worth getting.
Kittee wrote:
Only that "No Subtle Men" comes on her second album (titled "Separation Road") while this song comes from her first album ("Somebody Outside"). That said, both albums are worth getting.
Was just playing this in my car yesterday.
If you haven't picked up this album, you should. Quite beautiful.
My favorite though is "Subtle Men."
If you haven't picked up this album, you should. Quite beautiful.
My favorite though is "Subtle Men."
Only that "No Subtle Men" comes on her second album (titled "Separation Road") while this song comes from her first album ("Somebody Outside"). That said, both albums are worth getting.
i wish but, unhappyly, i can't.....; this voice touches..... - ** 7 **
Was just playing this in my car yesterday.
If you haven't picked up this album, you should. Quite beautiful.
My favorite though is "Subtle Men."
If you haven't picked up this album, you should. Quite beautiful.
My favorite though is "Subtle Men."
okelle wrote:
Nice segue from the Delgados.
I thought this was the intro to that Psychedelic Furs' song that starts "9 9 9 but please don't come, here on easy street..." or whatever he says. I do like the song, even if she's not from Norway.1wolfy wrote:
Anna is excellent..If she ever tours the US I hope to see her.
As you wish:
05/06 - Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brenda's
05/07 - New York, NY - Joe's Pub
05/08 - New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom
05/09 - Boston, MA - Middle East
05/10 - Montreal, QUE - Lambi
05/11 - Toronto, ON - Mod Club
05/12 - Chicago, IL - Shuba's
05/14 - Vancouver, BC - Red Room
05/15 - Seattle, WA - Triple Door
05/16 - Portland, OR - Doug Fir
05/18 - San Francisco, CA - Bimbo's
05/19 - Los Angeles, CA - El Rey Theatre
Anna is excellent..If she ever tours the US I hope to see her.
Varan_Komodsky wrote:
Beautiful melodic nails dragged across an exquisitely tuneful blackboard, full of mystery and nordic promise, that is.
LOL!!!
However, still not sure if that meant you liked or disliked it. Leaning towards
Kerly wrote:On second thought, I can believe it. :)
I like her voice, like Heather Nova.
But I would have wanted to see her face on the booklet...
Ask and ye shall, etc.
EDIT: Speaking of the cover, could that scan from Amazon be any worse? At least take it out of the CD case, guys. Can't believe they'd let that crappy quality onto their site.
ranwulf wrote:
I like it. I wish I could just leave it all.
I absolutely love this song (and the rest of the CD). But I haven't the slightest urge to leave the body nor the mind.
I like it. I wish I could just leave it all.
huebdoo wrote:
leave the RP... Leave the Mind
Youve been played Far too Long
Youve been around Far too Long
Leave the RP Leave the Mind
Go Back to Norway
Be so Kind
Not Norway - she is Swedish so please let her go back home
Shesdifferent wrote:
Love, Love this...a girl after my own heart. Totally how I feel.
And a damn hot voice to boot!
Love, Love this...a girl after my own heart. Totally how I feel.
Mari wrote:
I really love this woman's songs, please play more
I like her voice, like Heather Nova.
But I would have wanted to see her face on the booklet...
I really love this woman's songs, please play more
huebdoo wrote:
leave the RP... Leave the Mind
Youve been played Far too Long
Youve been around Far too Long
Leave the RP Leave the Mind
Go Back to Norway
Be so Kind
Please not after Joanne Juskus....
from sublime to
hippiechick wrote:
This song is startng to annoy me.
Starting to annoy me even more!
Beautiful melodic nails dragged across an exquisitely tuneful blackboard, full of mystery and nordic promise, that is.
Sounds like nails being dragged across a black board.
Love this song . . . melodic, moody, good stuff
Nice segue from the Delgados.
Again? :sigh:
This song is startng to annoy me.
This is an excellent song - light, whimsical, with a catchy rhythm, but also something else to it.
Is the rest of the album similar? I have a three-song-minumum rule on buying albums but am very much taken with this song.
leave the RP... Leave the Mind
Youve been played Far too Long
Youve been around Far too Long
Leave the RP Leave the Mind
Go Back to Norway
Be so Kind
So overplayed on RP. I wouldn't think so if it were a better song, but come on. It's one of those tunes that's catchy in a creepy sort of way.
rolf wrote:
What do you want to say with that ?? Should we speak Aussie-english ??
Rolf, maryte was responding to radiojunkie's comment, at the beginning of these song comments.
nshifley wrote:
Gah! Every time I hear this I'm reminded of the Eels' "Trouble With Dreams." Both have a high run using the same notes over the top of bass descending on the same scale.
yeah. but Trouble With Dreams has a better bridge and chorus.
Gah! Every time I hear this I'm reminded of the Eels' "Trouble With Dreams." Both have a high run using the same notes over the top of bass descending on the same scale.
Love this song - and the good news is that her album is now available in the US from amazon.com and there are at least four more tracks that are just about the equal of this.
It's been a little while since I heard Anna, and now I heard this song twice today in different radio stations. And that's a good thing. Makes me look forward to the next time I see her live :o)
Maybe it's time to let that CD do go for a spin in the player.
ScottN wrote:
Wonderful song.
Whatever possesed her to do China Girl?
One wonders ...
Her voice reminds me a bit of the woman from Portishead. Like it. Where has Portishead gone?
ScottN wrote:
Wonderful song.
Whatever possesed her to do China Girl?
Whatever it was I'm very glad it did. Love this and China Girl (and indeed her whole album and EPs).
Wonderful song.
Whatever possesed her to do China Girl?
decent, but overplayed.
OlafofIsland wrote:
Smooooth, I'm melting to a warm puddle.
yes, love that voice
Goes from 8 to 9 for me...
Smooooth, I'm melting to a warm puddle.
Grace Slick, yup yup.
rolf wrote:
What do you want to say with that ?? Should we speak Aussie-english ??
Odd the English language is isn't it!
I as a BRIT, when I go to the States I always get asked if I am an Aussie!
She is from Sweden Bill, not Norway! Not a very big difference, but the sibling rivalry is quite strong inbetween our countries. And I would hate Norway getting the credit for Anna!
Hate her voice.
So much better than China Girl. Like the rhythm. Not a toe tapper, a shoulder shaker.
very cool. Tak, Anna!
I like this more every time I hear it.
Saw Anna in concert in Rotterdam last Saturday. Absolutely incredible - her voice is even more beautiful live than on record. She was amazing. She was sweet and young, and brimming with talent - one of my favourite gigs of the year.
maryte wrote:
Why on earth wouldn't someone who natively speaks another European language speak English with a British accent?
Why (or how) should we ?
We should learn Oxford-english, but our teachers at school are germans (normally)
We listen to american soldiers (there are a lot near Frankfurt) or to their Radio-station AFN. Or we watch Hollywood-movies with the original sound (if we want to learn english at all).
Are they supposed to have an American accent?
WE are supposed to have an accent like Dr. Ruth Westheimer ;-) My world's a little bigger than that...
What do you want to say with that ?? Should we speak Aussie-english ??
Caribbeing wrote:
Bjork! We've missed you.
no no no no no... I never missed her !
Not one single second !!!
maryte wrote:
Why on earth wouldn't someone who natively speaks another European language speak English with a British accent? Are they supposed to have an American accent? My world's a little bigger than that...
When I went to school (in Sweden, just like Anna Ternheim) we were taught British English. But most English I hear spoken (on TV, in movies) is American English. And I can assure you that my accent is still very Swedish! (In the biography on Anna Ternheim's website one can read that she spent one year in the US when she was seventeen, but apparently that had no effect on her accent...)
Bjork! We've missed you.
I was rushing to give it a 9. Was surprised that it already got a 9.
Very very pleasant indeed.
Very cool. Love the harmonies!
Surpisingly pleasant.
Very nice. Very nice indeed.
bernard wrote:
Her accent ..... all i love, something really special and pleasant to ear
Now that's a good pun, even if unintended.
Pretty good stuff, in my opinion.
oh my god... anybody have a towel? What a mess...
mmmm.... that voice, oh my god, that voice...
8) Me likey.
Love the lyrics! Now gotten to be one of my fav's, from a 7 to a 9! A girl after my own heart!
Her accent ..... all i love, something really special and pleasant to ear
Why on earth wouldn't someone who natively speaks another European language speak English with a British accent? Are they supposed to have an American accent? My world's a little bigger than that... :roll:
radiojunkie wrote:
What's with her pronounciation? She's Swedish, but she sounds like an uppercrust Brit.
We Swedes tend to have a rather strong accent when we try to speak English. However, I don't recognize this as a typical Swedish accent. Artistic freedom, perhaps?
I simply LOVE IT!
The darker side of Petula Clark? ;)
radiojunkie wrote:
I hate to be first on this, because she really rubs my ears the wrong way. What's with her pronounciation? She's Swedish, but she sounds like an uppercrust Brit. Not on my favorites list.Posted 19 years ago by sugarbrown [ Reply ]
She obviously inspires a lot of strong opinions... ...or maybe I've entered some kind of hidden dimension where I'm the only person who can hear this song?
I hate to be first on this, because she really rubs my ears the wrong way. What's with her pronounciation? She's Swedish, but she sounds like an uppercrust Brit. Not on my favorites list.
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