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Did it reach no.18 or no.43 in Sweden? It doesn't make sense because different seemingly reliable sources contradict each other. This page says in week 5/2007 it was no.18, whilst this page has it at no.45, backed up by this page.

Yet this week's chart on both sites are identical. Can anyone explain this? AcerBen, 13 August 2007, 11:56 BST

Hitlistan.se is the official record industy sanctioned chart. In other words, if there are conflicts between different lists, Hitlistan is the source that has the correct answers, much like the Billboard charts in the US.

The difference might come from the other chart looking at some of the radioplay charts, there exists a few. Or just having made a typo. Hanzan 14:03, 20 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Key/Mode

This article claims that the song is in D major, but this is not true - the song is in the Mixolydian mode on D, as there are no C sharps in this but the home note is still D. I have no sources for this other than the song and my ears (with perfect pitch), so does anyone have a source so that the article can be edited and subsequently the source cited? Schwournes (talk) 23:44, 3 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]