 ), as the poet settles "down beside the gate, in the warmest rye" with Ulla, to the "Isn't this heavenly" of the refrain.Bellman's biographer, Paul Britten Austin, describes the song as "the apogee, perhaps, of all that is typically "bellmansk".. the ever-famous "Ulla, min Ulla", a breezy evocation of Djurgården on a summer's day.