Anyone else get super emotional when listening to "Don't Shut Me Down" by ABBA?

Ode to Freedom does it for me. That three-note refrain is the perfect way to end the song and the album, BUT it makes me sad that it's the last thing we might ever hear from them.

It will have a special place for me because it's a very good ABBA song in its own merits and because it was such a clever comeback song.

I am suspecting that there are still songs from the past that were recorded but not released, like Just A Notion. They say there aren't any, but there are documents that suggest that there are many songs that weren't published for various reasons. Maybe they can arrange those and release (like the Beatles' 'Now and Then'). And even if they don't have unreleased songs, I wouldn't mind them rearranging some of the lesser known songs that have pretty terrible arrangements, like the ones that were recorded for the unreleased album after The Visitors.

“Just Like That” is the holy grail of unreleased ABBA tracks but Benny & Bjorn insist it isn’t good enough to release so we just got a short snippet on their 30 year old box set. I know there are versions all over YouTube but they’re all sourced from the same crappy bootlegs from the early 80s. B&B are probably right - the recording is decent but probably needed more tweaking both in the studio and lyrically. But it’s such a fun song (in that melancholy ABBA way) and the verses have one of Benny’s loveliest melodies

The swell up to that first chorus where we hear Frida and Agnetha harmonize for the first time in over 4 years made me weep. They're so special

Patently stupid lyrics, but then again, that's ABBA. The first verse is someone just pointing at things around them in a park, which has nothing to do with the rest of the song.

^ It literally sets the stage and the mood.

Hardly, it then goes on to an old apartment. Nothing to do with a park. The rest of it is their awkward swedish-english nonsense.