k.d. lang — Save Me
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Save me
Save me from you
But pave me
The way to you
Lead me upon the captive free
Gracious and tame like love can be
Lead me upon
Spoil me
Spoil me with you
And sell me with the world of you
Watch over me with a mother's eyes
Judging my worth only to glorify
Watch over me
Save me save me
Save me save me
Carry
Carry me through
And bury all my doubts of you
Clothe my desire with spell or prayer
I'll shroud every sign of need I swear
Clothe my desire
Save me save me
Save me save me
Save me save me
Save me save me
Save me from you
But pave me
The way to you
Lead me upon the captive free
Gracious and tame like love can be
Lead me upon
Spoil me
Spoil me with you
And sell me with the world of you
Watch over me with a mother's eyes
Judging my worth only to glorify
Watch over me
Save me save me
Save me save me
Carry
Carry me through
And bury all my doubts of you
Clothe my desire with spell or prayer
I'll shroud every sign of need I swear
Clothe my desire
Save me save me
Save me save me
Save me save me
Save me save me
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She can do no wrong. Thanks RP!
radioparadise9 wrote:
Thank you for sharing your ignorance with us
Who gives a flying fcuk what you think?
To be honest, I don't 'give a 'fuck' about your thoughts either
Thank you for sharing your ignorance with us
Who gives a flying fcuk what you think?
To be honest, I don't 'give a 'fuck' about your thoughts either
My father died this morning at 1:15 AM in Florida… the grief is unreal. The bad doesn’t cancel out the good
k.d. soothes every time
eyke wrote:
Americana works.
I purchased this CD used at a county fair many years ago. The seller asked what kind of music "he" plays. After correcting gender, I really didn't have an answer...where do you put k.d.?
Americana works.
She's Canadian, so of course she's amazing, but that voice. Absolutely effortless, such feeling, amazing accuracy. Distinctive perfection.
In her early days:
helgigermany wrote:
Not a fan of music? Then why are you here, my friend?
Not a fan of this person and music!
Not a fan of music? Then why are you here, my friend?
KD has so many virtues that it [almost] induces me to like Alberta!
Almost too beautiful! What a voice and what a song!
I purchased this CD used at a county fair many years ago. The seller asked what kind of music "he" plays. After correcting gender, I really didn't have an answer...where do you put k.d.?
Wow! Her voice is soooo smoooth and silky and sung with such emotion. Had to stop what I was doing to totally devote myself to listening.
meinthecorner wrote:
Nope. Alberta, I believe!
Correct, also known as North Texas
Nope. Alberta, I believe!
Correct, also known as North Texas
Probably the only song that asks one to pave them.
Love you kd!
Love you kd!
helgigermany wrote:
Thank you for sharing your ignorance with us
Who gives a flying fcuk what you think?
Not a fan of this person and music!
Thank you for sharing your ignorance with us
Who gives a flying fcuk what you think?
Not a fan of this person and music!
Her voice makes my mind soar.
meinthecorner wrote:
Nope. Alberta, I believe!
Correct. Consort, Alberta, population 689 according to Wiki.
Nope. Alberta, I believe!
Correct. Consort, Alberta, population 689 according to Wiki.
LizK wrote:
Nope. Alberta, I believe!
One am this comes on & my ears go out & I need to know who this is. Lovely.
Eh, is she from Texas?
Eh, is she from Texas?
Nope. Alberta, I believe!
plz save me, no more
Easyrider wrote:
Oh yes. It just washes over me...
Fabulous voice and a great album throughout.
Oh yes. It just washes over me...
Fabulous voice and a great album throughout.
One am this comes on & my ears go out & I need to know who this is. Lovely.
Eh, is she from Texas?
Eh, is she from Texas?
Love her voice!
Love it. Her voice is like cream and honey.
chyk5 wrote:
Have to agree.
First time hearing this and it's a yawner.
Have to agree.
Smooth.
i’m covered in goosebumps
What a voice....and what a great album this is. Not a stinker in the bunch.
Businessgypsy wrote:
Okay....that was a
August 12th at the Portland Zoo, who's joining me?
Okay....that was a
Businessgypsy wrote:
...can't make it to Oregon but she's at Deer Lake Park in BC the following night.
August 12th at the Portland Zoo, who's joining me?
...can't make it to Oregon but she's at Deer Lake Park in BC the following night.
August 12th at the Portland Zoo, who's joining me?
simply sublime
Yummy
Hey! It's Elivs... Oh... ooops.
Such an ironically elegant voice in a soulful tune...
ingenue — awesome album.
I really like her voice. Haven't heard this song before, but it's pretty good
First time hearing this and it's a yawner.
Wow - haven't heard this in a long time. Exquisite! Thanks RP.
great tune ~ some people suck
She probably has one of the top female voices right now—-mmmmm, purty.
I have heard some of the Canadian cover songs album, and it is, as someone here pointed out, really excellent.
I have heard some of the Canadian cover songs album, and it is, as someone here pointed out, really excellent.
THis whole CD is outstanding. I saw her in concert just after this came out and she was very good in a live venue.
such a great gift of voice but very prozac. just not enough dynamics and passion to make a song memorable
inindian wrote:
No idea. But I'm 1 who 9ed it!
I also gave it a 9! How can you rate this any less....don't get it. Clean your ears out folks!
No idea. But I'm 1 who 9ed it!
I also gave it a 9! How can you rate this any less....don't get it. Clean your ears out folks!
handyrae wrote:
No idea. But I'm 1 who 9ed it!
OK—who are the 9 listeners, and I use that term loosely, who gave this a 1?
No idea. But I'm 1 who 9ed it!
OK—who are the 9 listeners, and I use that term loosely, who gave this a 1?
handyrae wrote:
Agreed —- if you're going to own one album by her, this is the one.
Great song from a great CD.
Agreed —- if you're going to own one album by her, this is the one.
Great song from a great CD.
I adore this track.
Josephine wrote:
Agreed
she's got such an amazing voice and such an amazing delivery
Agreed
Excellent album.
Beautiful!
Pharlap wrote:
Yes! This is, in fact, an awesome CD. The production is magnificent, never mind the artistry.
How can anyone find fault with this performance or for the whole cd, in fact. Just about perfect.
Yes! This is, in fact, an awesome CD. The production is magnificent, never mind the artistry.
How can anyone find fault with this performance or for the whole cd, in fact. Just about perfect.
Ericac wrote:
Pondering how much the silky guitar enhances the silky voice.
I too had forgotten how good this cd is. Her voice is smooth as silk.
Pondering how much the silky guitar enhances the silky voice.
Ms. Lang. Alberta mist. . .
my favorite song on my favorite KD album
God I love her singing.
I too had forgotten how good this cd is. Her voice is smooth as silk.
Wow!
Cannot avoid saying something about her: Gorgeous! I have also completely forgotten about this album. This is just one incredible song.
Haven't heard this in so long I forgot what it was!
I haven't listened to the CD for ages and has forgotten how much I like it. I'll have to pull it out and listen to it again.
boober wrote:
Saw her and Lyle Lovett this past Friday in KC.
KD was fantastic
Lyle was good.
I caught the same show in Concord, CA...kd was indeed warm, funny, and melted the audience...Lyle was incredible, too. It was a very fine night of music, just wish that kd was the headliner
kd in general and this wonderful song in particular take me far, far away
Dreary..... on and on and on.....
DanaD wrote:
Smooth like butter. Hey Bill--add Hymns from the 49th Parallel to the playlist (she covers songs by Canadian songwriters). The artistry of Neil, Joni, and Leonard but the voice of k.d.--wow. 
That CD has been in HEAVY rotation for me for a long time. There is only one song in rotation here, maybe nobody else has uploaded anything? Maybe I will...
Hannio wrote:
Ummm... she has cowboy lips?
Down below. Ride 'em, cowboy.
aflanigan wrote:
Hmmm,
I've been following lang's career since she began and I've always been under the impression that she's been the receipient of widespread critical acclaim (as well as a fair amount of popular appeal).
As for collaboration, I think she's a big enough talent to have little need for it. She has nonetheless done a lot of it.
She was one of the backup singers in the Roy Orbison tribute "A Black & White Night".
She collaborated with the famous Nashville producer Owen Bradley to produce one of her best albums, "Shadowland". She was joined for the final song by Loretta Lynn, Brenda Lee, and Kitty Wells on "Honky Tonk Angels' Medley".
With Tony Bennett, duets on the Grammy winning "A Wonderful World" album.
with Jane Siberry ("Calling All Angels")
with Roy Orbison ("Cryin")
again with Tony Bennett (1994, "Moonglow" from MTV Unplugged)
with Madeleine Peyroux (Joni Mitchell's "River" 2006)
with Elton John ("Teardrops")
I've loved K.D. Lang's work from the very beginning too. I even saw 'Salmonberries', a movie she starred in. Great soundtrack too. Her voice has always been stunning. She said once early in her career that she felt like she was channeling Patsy Cline, and after hearing her sing a P.C. song I can't say she was wrong.
As for collaboration, I don't think 'needing' has anything to do with it. See the Roy Orbison tribute: everybody and his dog is on that stage, from Elvis Costello to Bruce Springsteen to the man of the hour hizownself. The Traveling Wilburys clearly did not 'need' to collaborate, they did it for fun and respect for their fellow musicians. Just to be on the same stage with Roy Orbison (among other legends) was surely reason enough.
More K.D. and Patsy, please!
c.
this, ~ and 'constant craving' ~ just....do it for me.
Saw her and Lyle Lovett this past Friday in KC.
KD was fantastic
Lyle was good.
Is it just me, or is the morning's line up way too mellow? I'm going to fall asleep any minute, despite the coffee.
Hannio wrote:
Ummm... she has cowboy lips?
Hmmm, I've never been that close to a cowboy (thank god!)
Hannio wrote:
Ummm... she has cowboy lips?
LOL!! I didn't know it until you just said it but that is precisely what they are.
I've always been a fan of KD, but it' not the kind of music I would generally give an 8. Except this time--most excellent IMO.
meloman wrote:
Why would you say anything other than the girl can sing? What else is there to say?
Ummm... she has cowboy lips?
Marina1 wrote:
Am a fellow Albertan, but sorry really dislike the later songs of k. d. Bring back the Reclines!
Her singing can be described as mediocre at best, mostly sounds like whining.
K-OS is from Toronto, it's close(hey I laughed)
On_The_Beach wrote:
Say what you want about kd lang; the girl can sing!
Great song from arguably her best album.
Why would you say anything other than the girl can sing? What else is there to say?
I can clearly remember her in her cow-punk "turn me round" days ... playing this wierd ska-country music and jumping around like a nut-case.
She was amazing to watch.. her energy was something to behold... even in all the brash noise and chaos of those late 80's
This album, IMO is probably one of the best vocal albums in history.. simply put KD has probably one of the best voices in music
Hands down... I heard her do Constant Craving live and it raised the hair on the back of my neck. She is probably the best export out of Alberta ... except for all the Mad Cows
Audio equivalent of Nytol.
Am a fellow Albertan, but sorry really dislike the later songs of k.d. Bring back the Reclines!
Her singing can be described as mediocre at best, mostly sounds like whining.
On_The_Beach wrote:
Say what you want about kd lang; the girl can sing!
Even at my most ignorant,immature,homophobic,bigoted,redneck douchebagged(pronounced bag-ed) younger self this would have shut me up.
On_The_Beach wrote:
Say what you want about kd lang; the girl can sing!
She was on some tv talk show early in her career and I'll never forget the host's remark to her when she came over to sit and talk after singing "Pulling Back the Reins": "Girl, you sing your face off!"
First time I've heard her on RP. I think she is pure heaven in big clunky boots.
Meh. A little too mellow for me.
What a wacky segue! From total crap sellout to pure, honest Canadian silk. K.D. Lang can do no wrong, for me!
I haven't busted out a 1 in a while, but this one earns it with a vengeance.
Say what you want about kd lang; the girl can sing!
Great song from arguably her best album.
Like Buttah
Brilliant and beautiful, as is the rest of the Ingenue album.
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Classic with huge power!
Hmmm,
I've been following lang's career since she began and I've always been under the impression that she's been the receipient of widespread critical acclaim (as well as a fair amount of popular appeal).
As for collaboration, I think she's a big enough talent to have little need for it. She has nonetheless done a lot of it.
She was one of the backup singers in the Roy Orbison tribute "A Black & White Night".
She collaborated with the famous Nashville producer Owen Bradley to produce one of her best albums, "Shadowland". She was joined for the final song by Loretta Lynn, Brenda Lee, and Kitty Wells on "Honky Tonk Angels' Medley".
With Tony Bennett, duets on the Grammy winning "A Wonderful World" album.
with Jane Siberry ("Calling All Angels")
with Roy Orbison ("Cryin")
again with Tony Bennett (1994, "Moonglow" from MTV Unplugged)
with Madeleine Peyroux (Joni Mitchell's "River" 2006)
with Elton John ("Teardrops")
Her voice has a lot of power and resonance. She did "Skylark" for Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil soundtrack.
I like her renditions of older songs on "Shadowlands". Its on my list of what to upload once I figure out how to do that. 
Its been one good tune after another today, in my book.
Its been one good tune after another today, in my book. such an under-used voice! I wish she would branch out or collaborate more.
A beautiful slice of perfection - 10
Aaaahhhh.... No mistaking that wonderful voice.
I've always been surprised she hasn't done more or reached more acclaim.
She also does an incredible version of Roy Orbison's "Crying".
Shesdifferent wrote:
How could ya not like this song?
I'll tell you....as soon as I wake up...
simply divine
Lovely.......lovely...lovely.
A superb set of vocal cords. I really, really love her voice.
Mari wrote: 
Mari wrote:
Thank you RP, this is the very best addition to the playlist since forever!
QueenLucia wrote:
This is such a great CD - nice to hear something from it here on RP.
Great voice, great song, great cd - but surprisingly uninvolving in concert. Still, an easy 9 for this one.
Shesdifferent wrote:
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How could ya not like this song?
... ...
How could ya not like this song?
Gorgeous Voice, saw her sing the Hollies cheesy tune "Air That I Breathe" and she just OWNED it. Gorgeous and languid. Decadent and luxurious.
Thank you, thank you! More kd, please!
She should get together with Chris Isaak sometime.
huebdoo wrote:
I believe that she has probably the purest voice I have ever heard.
100% agreed! Constant Craving on this album is one of the best songs I ever heard.
Smooth like butter. Hey Bill--add Hymns from the 49th Parallel to the playlist (she covers songs by Canadian songwriters). The artistry of Neil, Joni, and Leonard but the voice of k.d.--wow.
great song :-)
Leslie wrote:
This entire CD is awesome! kd's voice is perfectly suited for this genre of music.
I completely agree. A friend of mine turned me on to her and I have never regretted a single CD. "Drag" is great, too. All the songs are somehow related to cigarettes, smoking, etc. It a fun game to play and figure out what the connection is in the lyrics.
I totally agree! I'm now old enough to remember when k.d. lang was delighting bar patrons in the early 70's in Edmonton, Alberta (that's in Canada, by the way). We knew she was special, but most of us had no idea of the path this small town girl was about to embark on. "From small beginnings, [sometimes] come great endings."