So there is a Nordic folk song that I really like called Oleanna by Lillebjørn Nilssen but I just noticed some things
1. appearently the song is based off a true story, if it is based off a true story? why isn't Oleanna labeled in google maps as a historical city but instead a void of nothing, and why is it spelled that way (Oleanna is named after Ole bulls, the main character of the song and his wife, Anna)
I censored the city and ZIP code because I dont know if there are any Kidz Talk users from Oleanna.
another thing, is this plagirism?
2. This is a lyric from another Norwegian folk song Pål Sine Høner by Arve Moen Bergset. In the live version, The lyrics to Pål Sine Høner are replaced with English commeantary about the song's history. This is pretty unrevelant because Oleanna is set in the Nordic-American Immigration era (late 1700s to early 1800s) and Pål Sine Høner I assume is set in like the 1920s or before World War 2. Pål Sine Høner is released in 1986, and Oleanna was released in 2006.
More things im concerned about, The song about how the men have really fancy clothes and the women dont, yet in the lyric video, they show a Woman wearing a Bunad (Bunads used to be considered as Rural/Farm wear but now they're considered as fancy clothing and are worn in Weddings, Funerals etc. in the US (depending where you live due to the amount of Nordic people, a Bunad might be cheaper in areas such as the Upper Midwest due to the huge amount of Nordic population) but here in the south a Bunad can cost UP TO 5,000$-
this song is so amazing but confusing
