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From left to right: Hansi Schwarz, Johan Karlberg, Björn Ulvaeus and Tonny Rooth.
From left to right: Hansi Schwarz, Johan Karlberg, Björn Ulvaeus and Tonny Rooth.
45-RPM single of Jag väntar vid min mila purchased in Denmark around 1964–1965. Built-in center adapter is still attached.
45-RPM single of Jag väntar vid min mila purchased in Denmark around 1964–1965. Built-in center adapter is still attached.
B side of 45-RPM record with "Ave Maria No Morro"
B side of 45-RPM record with "Ave Maria No Morro"
From 1912, Dan Andersson lived in the cottage named "Luossa [sv]", near Skattlösberg [sv] in Sweden's rural Dalarna region; it is named in the song.
From 1912, Dan Andersson lived in the cottage named "Luossa [sv]", near Skattlösberg [sv] in Sweden's rural Dalarna region; it is named in the song.
The Swedish poet Dan Andersson wrote the poem in 1917.
The Swedish poet Dan Andersson wrote the poem in 1917.
Gunde Johansson [sv] set the poem to music in 1954.
Gunde Johansson [sv] set the poem to music in 1954.