Ya Shosla S Uma

I agree with Amatory that this is a great song, and I actually like it better than the English version because they actually speak Russian, (whereas they don't know fluent English very well) and you can tell that the lyrics are much more emotional when they sing it in their native tongue.

But English, Russian, whatever, I STILL CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ALBUM!!!!

It actually is not the same song as "All the things she said"...it has the same beat; the words are different though

I have to agree with RedSolemnBlade about the emotion being lost in the translation. The repetition of the phrase, "I've lost my mind, I've lost my mind / I need her, I need her" is so much more powerful than just repeating, "All the things she said [are] running through my head."

And that helped no one, but i had to throw in my two cents.

Ilya is right. Very diffrent lyrics. As far as the meaning behind the song.....Its talking about how she's lost her mind and needs another girl. And in the end "mama, papa, prosti" she's saying sorry ((This is what I think, anyway))for disgracing them for whatever reasons. I think it's about taboo, in a way. Some people say that being homosexual or being attracted to the same sex can be taboo. I dunno!

The lyrics are very similar, unlike songs like malchik gey which end up being entirely different songs after translation. The russian version is more centered on what other people are saying or thinking about them, rather then a song to eachother. They say "Without you I'm not me Without you I don't exist And they say They say it's delirium" and further talk about how people are calling their love something that needs to be cured.It's a great song, but you can't forget the fact that it's a gimmik. Lena has a boyfriend,and Yulia has a baby now.

The lyrics are very similar, unlike songs like malchik gey which end up being entirely different songs after translation. The russian version is more centered on what other people are saying or thinking about them, rather then a song to eachother. They say "Without you I'm not me Without you I don't exist And they say They say it's delirium" and further talk about how people are calling their love something that needs to be cured.It's a great song, but you can't forget the fact that it's a gimmik. Lena has a boyfriend,and Yulia has a baby now.

I know Dracul, I wish they were really lesbians because it would be such a tragically wonderful love story, two girls from russia who are not accepted for who they are, so they run away to america and... that just sounds fake... I should have known.

If you didn't know, 'Ya Soshla S Uma' is the Russian version of 'All The Things She Said'. Except, it means 'I Have Lost My Mind' and, "Mne nuzha ona," doesn't mean "Running through my head," it's "I need her". Or, in more correct terms in grammer, "She is nessecary for me". Great song, just as 'All The Things She Said'. -Amatory: Helena.

Ohyes. I heard about the new album. I don't know when it comes out but I've been told it's being released in March... later into the month.