Mamma Mia

But the tune is so good, you know? And when they write a sad song with a sad tune, like The Day Before You Came, don't know if you know that one, the, the, it wasn't so successful.

It's a great song, but it didn't go quite as well as some of the, you know, Super Trouper or, um, you know, Mamma Mia, all that.

Actually, Mamma Mia's quite a happy, happy thought and quite a happy lyric.

But, um, Any Dream Will Do, you see, it has, it's kind of, it's an escapist song and, and, and the guy, the, the singer, which has usually been a bloke, um, Joseph singing, it's, "I close my eyes.

I wanted to dream just to get away from it all.

Yep.

And Mamma Mia.

Really?

Yeah.

It's Benny Anderson and Bjorn, isn't it? Bjorn Ulaeus was his name.

I was just watching an interview with Bjorn, the guitar player, and they spoke about those two songs.

And one of the things that the interviewer asked Bjorn, he said, if you had the opportunity to go back and do something different in Mamma Mia, would you do anything different? And he said, no, it came out exactly the way we wanted it to.

And, you know, Dancing Queen is really odd.

Mia?

Mamma Mia, definitely.

There's yours in

there.

You said Dancing Queen.

You said Gimme, Gimme, Gimme.

And you said Mamma Mia.

And we need seven.

What is it? I've been cheated by you since I don't know when.

Mamma Mia.

Meryl Streep's Mamma Mia.

Yeah, I was thinking of the Car Wash movie with Snoop Dogg on it, which is the 2000s.

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