You who think your day is gray
The Earth will spin around anyway
Doesn't care very much about
Who went and who came
Soon a sun will be shining again
On a flowery meadow
Warm winds from long ago
Strike up a refrain
Four Buggs1 and a Coca-Cola
Play cool music on a Walkman2
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
A scent of summer and romance
Du you want to live and do you want to dance?
Dare to laugh and dare taking a chance?
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
Play cool music on a Walkman
La la la...
You who have been waiting so long
All your longing shall be fulfilled
Look ahead and you will see
Soon it will happen
Down to the coast by train and car
Our whole gang travels
Warm winds in summer
Strike up our refrain
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
Play cool music on a Walkman
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
A scent of summer and romance
Du you want to live and do you want to dance?
Dare to laugh and dare taking a chance?
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
Play cool music on a Walkman
A melody finds its way
Gives us warmth and a new harmony
It feels okay, don't say no
Dare to dance, dare to sing like us
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
Play cool music on a Walkman
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
A scent of summer and romance
Du you want to live and do you want to dance?
Dare to laugh and dare taking a chance?
Four Buggs and a Coca-Cola
Play cool music on a Walkman
1. Bugg was a brand of chewing gum that was popular in Sweden in the 70s-90s and was discontinued in 2002. I chose to keep the name instead of translating it as "chewing gum", because it was never a generic term for chewing gum even at it's peak popularity (and besides, I don't want to whitewash this questionable piece of Swedish music history). https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugg_(tuggummi)2. For inexplicable reasons "freestyle" was the "Swedish" name for the Sony Walkman and similar portable cassette players, and later also portable CD players ("CD-freestyle"). This naming convention only went out of use on the advent of the MiniDisc players, mp3 players and iPods. Why the people in the lyrics chose something as anti-social as a Walkman to listen to music on at their beach party, no one knows.