Talk:This Is My Life (Anna Bergendahl song)
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Folk vs. Pop
[edit]This is clearly pop. The Swedish Wikipedia entries on her debut album and this song categorizes it as pop for a reason: It is the genre it is listed under on all official sources, such as iTunes. I've provided an official source for the claim it is pop. Can any of you find an official source listing it as Folk? Why do so many people think their arbitrary opinion supercedes those of thosen who actually wrote the song? Unless anyone can find an official source listing it as Folk (AllMusic is not an official source), please leave it listed a Pop. Yuna-chan (talk) 11:21, 20 April 2019 (UTC)