"In my childhood home, we played 'Are you awake, Lars?' and we children teased our tired parents with 'Erase, erase, erase, erase your sad face'," he writes in a comment to TT.
Ulf Kristersson grew up with her songs and even sang them during his studies at his student nation in Uppsala.
"An icon has now left us, and we are thinking of her loved ones," Kristersson writes.
Social Democratic Party leader Magdalena Andersson remembers Bornemark with "warmth and gratitude".
"Her songs have spread joy, awakened imagination and become an obvious part of our shared upbringing. She leaves behind a significant legacy in Swedish music and cultural history, and her music will live on for generations to come," she writes in a comment to TT .
