 It has a "gay dancing melody", which along with the poem gives the listener

The melody was a favourite of Bellman's, and is of French origin, where it had been used by Antoine de Bourbon.The Epistle depicts a charming picture of an early morning on Lake Mälaren, as the Rococo muse Ulla Winblad sails back home to Stockholm.The song brings in Movitz the cellist, another of Bellman's stock characters in "Fredman's Epistles", based on one of his friends.