Horsens (Feat. Sofie1998) Lyrics [English Meaning] | Albert Heath
Albert Heath’s “Horsens” features lyricists Albert “Tootie” Heath, Albert Christian Kjær Heath, Morten Jepsen, Oliver Tue Lundquist Møller, and Sofie Bach. The composition by these collaborators alongside Philip Saabye creates a mood of determined longing. The song captures the physical and emotional journey across Denmark for an uncertain love.
Released: May 16, 2025
Horsens (feat. Sofie1998)
Albert Heath
Lyricist
Albert “Tootie” Heath, Albert Christian Kjær Heath, Morten Jepsen, Oliver Tue Lundquist Møller, Sofie Bach
Composer
Albert “Tootie” Heath, Albert Christian Kjær Heath, Morten Jepsen, Oliver Tue Lundquist Møller, Sofie Bach, Philip Saabye
Horsens (feat. Sofie1998) Lyrics English Translation by Albert Heath
Albert Heath sings of cycling across the island of Funen, declaring physical devotion through hyperbolic gestures. The lyrics paraphrase “I would cross both bridges on a mountain bike” to show willingness to travel any distance. Heath mentions his mother warning about trusting men from Copenhagen, yet he loves the accent when his love interest speaks his name.
Det’ F#cking Haardt Naar Vi Siger ‘Farvel’It’s f*cking hard when we say ‘goodbye’,
Og Jeg Maa Tilbage Over LillebaeltAnd I’ve got to go back across the ‘Little Belt’ ‘bridge between islands’,
For Jeg Ved Der Gaar En Hel Uge IgenBecause I know a whole week will pass again.
Albert Heath’s lyrics in English for “Horsens” reveal a story of unrequited love in a Danish setting. The repeated idiom “gold and green forests in Horsens” represents promises that may never materialize, suggesting the relationship feels like an elusive paradise. The song captures hope despite uncertainty in long-distance connections.