Vid Silverforsens strand

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"Vid Silverforsens strand"
Single by Matz Bladhs
A-side "Vid Silverforsens strand"
B-side "Tre små ord"
Released 1995
Label Frituna
Songwriter(s) Yngve Johansson, Britt Nilsson
Matz Bladhssingles chronology
"Jag ska älska dig/Spara lite kärlek till mig (Got a Lot o' Livin' to Do)"
(1994)
"Vid Silverforsens strand"
(1995)
"Vår dotter/Fryksdalsdans nr 2"
(1995)

Vid Silverforsens strand is a song written by Yngve Johansson and Britt Nilsson. Lyrical, it deals with memories from old days rural Sweden.

A Matz Bladhs recording became a Svensktoppen success for 31 weeks between 27 January-24 August 1996, peaking at second position [1] The single was released in 1995 [2] sold 60 000 copies [3] and the song also appeared on the album Leende dansmusik 95 , released by late 1995. In 2005, the song was recorded by Bosse med komp . [4]

The song has also been recorded by Britt Nilsson herself, released in 2001. [5]

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