Slutet Gott Allting Gott

Agnetha Fältskog's song 'Slutet Gott Allting Gott' tells a heartfelt story of love that blossoms unexpectedly. The title, which translates to 'All's Well That Ends Well,' sets the tone for a narrative that begins on a rather dull and rainy day. The protagonist initially finds the person they meet unimpressive, describing them as making a 'slät figur' (a flat impression). However, as time passes, the protagonist falls deeply in love, illustrating how first impressions can be misleading and how love can grow in the most unexpected ways.

The lyrics then transition to a more romantic and dreamy state, where the protagonist is completely enamored with their partner. The phrase 'min hela värld är blå' (my whole world is blue) suggests a state of bliss and contentment, as blue often symbolizes calm and serenity. This shift from a mundane beginning to a euphoric present underscores the transformative power of love. The song emphasizes that despite a rocky start, the end result is what truly matters, encapsulated in the recurring line, 'Är slutet gott har jag förstått, ja då är allting gott' (If the end is good, then everything is good).

The song also touches on the unpredictability of life and love. The line 'Människan spår men ödet rår' (Man proposes, but fate disposes) highlights the idea that while people can make plans, fate ultimately has the final say. This adds a layer of philosophical reflection to the song, suggesting that love and happiness often come when least expected. The song's message is clear: love is a journey filled with surprises, and if it ends well, the journey is worth it.