This is a transcript of a song by the band Sigur Rós, titled "Hoppípolla". The song is in a made-up language called Vonlenska or Hopelandic, which consists of meaningless syllables and sounds. The song is meant to convey emotions and feelings rather than specific words or messages. The transcript shows the pronunciation of the syllables and the timing of the music and applause.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Time stamps are provided in the format "HH:MM:SS:milliseconds".
2. There are multiple instances of music and applause throughout the text.
3. Various names are mentioned, including Tim, Keon, Salone, Kim, Joe, and Elliot.
4. Places mentioned include Suriname, York, Sun City, and Vauxhall.
5. Numbers mentioned include 0:06, 10, and 300.
6. The text appears to be a transcript of a conversation or speech, with multiple speakers and varying topics.
7. The conversation includes mentions of hearts, fish, houses, and other miscellaneous topics.
8. The text ends with a time stamp of 00:42:18.04.