I thought the same. The lyrics when he says "i'm sorry". There been too much bad blood between them thru the years. They split up 2 times. Last time a few years ago with lawyers and all that.

Yeah, it looks like a "Left Hand path" cross, probably unintentionally

@@longonemil4359 Exactly my thoughts.

@@longonemil4359 Its the same cross as in "the Left Hand Path" Video"

@@zorrgal it was a good hunch then. Didn't want to claim it because I don't know how many crosses like this are in Sweden. Good to know, thanks much

100% agree

Makes sense, but that's one of the biggest powers of the death: the eternal maybe.

@@peixeiravalente Undoubtedly, the beauty of the art is to be something that allows many different interpretations and possibilities. Even so, given the lyric content of this song, and the same location of this cross, used in the last Strings music video (search Strängen - Bangatan) - and even the lyrics of Bangatan (an air of depression), - certainly had many issues between them and life, which we will never know. Viva essa banda foda🤘

@@dashthehammer Caralho, mano, não me liguei que tu era Brazuca!

@@dashthehammerÉ semelhança demais pra não fazer sentido mesmo.

Hi! im from Argentina, latin america, im not an expert in english so maybe i will make mistakes in the way i made the answer. Dregen (the guitar guy with the hat, no the singer) was the original guitar from the hellacopters, but he left the band after two albums to return to Backyard Babies full-time (great band, also) so, Robert Strings take the place of Degren from the second album to the last one. The era of String was the best, for me. So, back in time, Robert "Strings" Dahlqvist was hired as a full-time lead guitarist in 1999. With the lineup now solidified, the band released three more studio albums (High Visibility, By the Grace of God, and Rock & Roll Is Dead) and a cover album (Head Off), with many EPs and limited edition releases as well. The Hellacopters disbanded amicably in 2008 so the members could move on to other projects. In February 2017 guitarist Robert Dahlqvist died at the age of 40. The band reassembled in 2016, initially for an exclusive performance at Sweden Rock Festival to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of their award-winning debut album Supershitty to the Max! So, i think this song is a sorry because, they never plays togethers since the breack up, in 2008 , and Dregen do it. Sadly, Robert is gone now, so, i think this is a way to make a tribute to him

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yes 💔

Check out Strings video for "Bangatan"