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Dancing Queen: Praise & Worship Thread

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An eternal bop classique

 

:jonny5::jonny5::jonny5::jonny5::jonny5:

 

The piano, the strings, the melody, the anthemic chorus, the harmonies

 

:jonny3:

 

 

You are the dancing queennnnnnnn 
Young and sweet only 17 :superman:

 

What a song. If every 70s song was as timeless as this one

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I thought for my entire life the lyrics were:

 

You can dance

You can die

Having the time of your life

 

And I thought that was really cool, in a way. Very disappointed when I learned the real words like a year ago :noparty:

Abba is eternal.

They are immortal. The best pop group ever existed on earth.  

This song is everyone's household name.

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I'm listening to the song today at the end of the year. Quite stunning. 

Benny Anderson is the greatest song writer.

Recently discovered this cover and it sounds amazingly-angelic

The way this (and most ABBA songs) is overlooked on ATRL because of how massive of a song it is, but it really is pop perfection, one of the best of all time easily.

It's a divine song :heart2:

So euphoric yet melancholic at the same time and with such a rich instrumentation.
ABBA served a heavenly experience with this one <3

Wait! I never heard those strings at the end before! Beautiful!

I can’t believe their work during their prime was never nominated for a Grammy. 

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