David and the citizens, the end.

Oh, my goodness, oh, my God, I fear, oh, my goodness, oh, my God, I fear, I fear I'm cracking up.

One million feelings is this for real, I ask nobody knows.

Somebody's daughter made me walk on water, don't let me sink.

I think I'm stupid, luxury problem still.

I think I'm stupid, luxury problem still.

It's more than I can take.

Crying in the basement, why can't I say but I am so very sorry?

Who would have thought that it would ever try leaving nothing?

Oh, my goodness, oh, my dear, it's this.

Oh, my goodness, oh, my dear, it's this.

It's this.

Is this the end?

Is this the end?

Is this the end?

FriendlyFireRecording.com is extremely proud to announce the North American release of Swedish band David and the Citizens' album until the sadness is gone.

As they say, it is truly remarkable album, jubilant, melodic, and intelligent, lovingly arranged, lyrically moving, and distinctively Scandinavian, heart-stringed, tugging, but still a hell of a lot of fun.

From the Wooping Kletzmer clarinet on Opening Track the End, which you just heard, to the bouncy harmonies of New Direction until the sadness is gone,

is a confident and catchy release from one of Sweden's greatest exports since IKEA.

If you're interested, you should check them out over at FriendlyFireRecording.com.

Hope you liked it. I listened to three of these songs. Each one was very different.

I really thought this was kind of a nice mix, so consider picking this one up.

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