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Vamp - Kim du nå va?
Denne publiseres som en hyllest til Vamp, og kun for bruk av fans som nyter musikken. Anbefaler å kjøpe notesamlingen "Ei med alt". Verdt hver krone.
Am G#7
Den finaste mårenen e den så vente.
C Dm G
Og eg e der lenge før eg e heilt nødt.
C F G/H C
Eg står opp med solå og ser at hu hente
F G C
ein ny dag og sett an på gløtt.
Am G#7
Den finaste dagen e den så lar vær
C Dm G
å bestemma, men løfte meg opp og gir fart.
C F G/H C
Då sveve eg fint, eg kan se og glømma
F G C
og velge meg kvitt framfor svart.
Am F
Så takk ska du ha, kjære gud,
C C7 F
Eller kim du nå va?
G Fm6 C
Du så fant opp dei finaste ting.
Når skumringen legge sitt slør øve dagen
Og stillheten senke seg, går eg te ro.
Eller kanskje så søke eg byen og larmen
og tar meg et glass eller to.
Så takk ska du ha…
Den finaste nattå va den så me delte.
Me leita og fant uten for månge ord.
Så våkna eg innte den finaste jentå
eg vett om på denna jord.
Så takk ska du ha ..Kommentarer (7):
#7 KOSPAANG - 29/05-2010 15:23
Nice song, and good attemts to translate. Must be really hard to "lookup" our local dialect - next to impossible ;-)
Btw. G#7 sounds wrong to me (Actually it's G#º7 in the book "4 x 3 4 3 x " ) One can use Fm instead, sounds good, and a little easier
Note:
End of song with refrain twice, and slightly different words & tones... Not in the book (or above), but if you listen ;-)
Btw. G#7 sounds wrong to me (Actually it's G#º7 in the book "4 x 3 4 3 x " ) One can use Fm instead, sounds good, and a little easier
Note:
End of song with refrain twice, and slightly different words & tones... Not in the book (or above), but if you listen ;-)
Sist redigert: 29/05-2010 18:28
#6 October - 19/05-2010 14:51
I tried to do a translation myself, uhm, it is not very different from the other one, but might have some differences that makes it a little bit more complete. Ask away if there is anything you don't understand. Some of it makes sense in Norwegian, but not so much in English, I think, so.. Just ask if anything is unclear 
When I use "/" it usually holds the direct translation first, and then one that I think keeps the meaning better.
(for all, my) = Pretty much just to fill in the syllables.
Vamp – Whoever you were
The finest morning is the one that waits
And I am awake long before I really must
I rise with the sun, and see that she calls forth
A new day, and puts it ajar
The finest day is the one that does not
Decides / limits, but lifts me up and gives speed / leads way
Then I float calm/quiet, I may see and forget
And choose white before black / light before dark
So thank you (for all, my) dear God
Or whoever you were
You who made all the finest things / beauty in life
When dusk lays its veil over the day
And the silence falls, I go to rest/sleep
Or maybe I head to town and the noise/racket
And drink a glass or two
So thank you for all…
The finest night was the one that we shared
We searched and found without too many words
And I awoke beside the sweetest girl
I know in this world
So thank you for all…
Yes thank you for all, my dear God
Or whoever you were
You who made fine things
When I use "/" it usually holds the direct translation first, and then one that I think keeps the meaning better.
(for all, my) = Pretty much just to fill in the syllables.
Vamp – Whoever you were
The finest morning is the one that waits
And I am awake long before I really must
I rise with the sun, and see that she calls forth
A new day, and puts it ajar
The finest day is the one that does not
Decides / limits, but lifts me up and gives speed / leads way
Then I float calm/quiet, I may see and forget
And choose white before black / light before dark
So thank you (for all, my) dear God
Or whoever you were
You who made all the finest things / beauty in life
When dusk lays its veil over the day
And the silence falls, I go to rest/sleep
Or maybe I head to town and the noise/racket
And drink a glass or two
So thank you for all…
The finest night was the one that we shared
We searched and found without too many words
And I awoke beside the sweetest girl
I know in this world
So thank you for all…
Yes thank you for all, my dear God
Or whoever you were
You who made fine things
#5 Pekka1112 - 16/05-2010 17:25
Chwalo,
thanks for your superb input! I was on the track but this tricky language of them Nors is awesome... As a Finn, coincidentally living in Germany I would welcome a German translation of the words that you are not sure of... All texts in Finnish and Swedish are accepted, too! 
Also, wo Du nicht sicher bist, bitte melden!
Pekka
thanks for your superb input! I was on the track but this tricky language of them Nors is awesome... As a Finn, coincidentally living in Germany
I would welcome a German translation of the words that you are not sure of... All texts in Finnish and Swedish are accepted, too! Also, wo Du nicht sicher bist, bitte melden!
Pekka
#4 Chwalo - 14/05-2010 03:08
#3 Pekka1112 - 13/05-2010 19:55
I am looking for an approximately corresponding translation in English of this magical song... after several attemps to open and understand the lyrics with my dictionary. I think it is some kind of dialect? I cannot find all of the words in my dictionary... 
Thanks from Pekka
Thanks from Pekka
#2 Tore - 07/05-2010 13:06
Høres riktig ut for meg med Dm....
Fantastisk fin sang forresten
Fantastisk fin sang forresten