en dröm", was Number 1 on the Swedish Svensktoppen radio chart for 17 weeks from 31 May – 6 December of that year. In 1994, Hawaiian singers the Makaha Sons covered this song on their album Ke Alaulau Swiss chef/singer Dan Daniell recorded a cover as a duet with original ABBA member Anni-Frid Lyngstad for his album Lieber Gott In 2004, Irish singer Daniel O'Donnell covered the song for his double album Songs of Inspiration/I Believe In 2005, Irish folk music duo Foster & Allen have covered the song for their album Sing The Number 1's In 2005, a duet version was recorded by German celebrity Barbara Schöneberger and American singer Sydney Youngblood for the German ABBA Mania compilation, which coincided with a TV special In 2006, Italian-American singer Al Martino included a cover of the song for his album Come Share The Wine In 2006, German AC/DC tribute band Riff Raff recorded a cover in AC/DC style for their album Rock 'N' Roll Mutation Vol. 1: Riff Raff Performs ABBA In 2007, Connie Talbot covered the song on Over The Rainbow In 2008, the song was covered in a jazz/lounge music style by American group BNB on the album Bossa Mia: Songs of ABBA The song is featured in the Mamma Mia! musical as a recurring musical theme sung by the character of Sophie. At the beginning of the musical, the context of the song is interpreted that Sophie dreams about her real father coming to the wedding when she sends the invitations, to her potential fathers, away. At the end, Sophie sings this song when she and Sky set off the Island to go around the world. The context of the song is used in this case as Sophie, now knowing what she really wants, hopes to achieve her dream as she goes around the world with Sky. The two contexts are also differentiated by distinct production, the first being an orchestral segment, and the second having a Greek-influenced folk instrumentation. It is featured in the trailers for both the film adaptation as well as its sequel. The song, covered by actress Amanda Seyfried in the movie, is also included on the first film's soundtrack. It is also featured in the 2018 sequel, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, performed by Lily James. A version by Hannah John-Kamen features prominently in episode 2, season 1 of the British