The Cinematic Orchestra — To Build A Home
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There is a house built out of stone
Wooden floors, walls and window sills
Tables and chairs worn by all of the dust
This is a place where I don't feel alone
This is a place where I feel at home.
And I built a home
for you
for me
Until it disappeared
from me
from you
And now, it's time to leave and turn to dust........
Out in the garden where we planted the seeds
There is a tree as old as me
Branches were sewn by the color of green
Ground had arose and passed its knees
By the cracks of the skin I climbed to the top
I climbed the tree to see the world
When the gusts came around to blow me down
Held on as tightly as you held onto me
Held on as tightly as you held onto me......
And I built a home
for you
for me
Until it disappeared
from me
from you
And now, it's time to leave and turn to dust........
Wooden floors, walls and window sills
Tables and chairs worn by all of the dust
This is a place where I don't feel alone
This is a place where I feel at home.
And I built a home
for you
for me
Until it disappeared
from me
from you
And now, it's time to leave and turn to dust........
Out in the garden where we planted the seeds
There is a tree as old as me
Branches were sewn by the color of green
Ground had arose and passed its knees
By the cracks of the skin I climbed to the top
I climbed the tree to see the world
When the gusts came around to blow me down
Held on as tightly as you held onto me
Held on as tightly as you held onto me......
And I built a home
for you
for me
Until it disappeared
from me
from you
And now, it's time to leave and turn to dust........
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Patrick Watson on vocals and Piano, for the curious...
curtlichter wrote:
Thank you.
Over one's life, all the little impacts add up to a lot. I suspect you've notched hundreds -- like your lovely post.
Over one's life, all the little impacts add up to a lot. I suspect you've notched hundreds -- like your lovely post.
Chills.
Takes forever to turn into the song it was supposed to be. Gotta hook us in the beginning, e.g., most jazz, classical composers know this. Lots of exceptions but who wants to stick around while they tune their instruments and learn to play 'em?
lagbegue wrote:
Coldplay is extreme poetry - all emotive and verging on no objective meaning. I find this much more balanced- emotions I can parse and make sense of the words...
That's not a negative for either.
Sounds like Coldplay
Coldplay is extreme poetry - all emotive and verging on no objective meaning. I find this much more balanced- emotions I can parse and make sense of the words...
That's not a negative for either.
tgrier wrote:
Over one's life, all the little impacts add up to a lot. I suspect you've notched hundreds -- like your lovely post.
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact. That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
Over one's life, all the little impacts add up to a lot. I suspect you've notched hundreds -- like your lovely post.
A little of Anthony and the Jacksons in it -
lagbegue wrote:
Exactly why I can't appreciate it.
Sounds like Coldplay
Exactly why I can't appreciate it.
Puts me to sleep every time.
This and Arrival of the Birds carry something truly special. I find it impossible to not let them on replay.
In the dark of actual events, this song is even more sad.
Sounds like Coldplay
fredriley wrote:
That's a very moving post which leaves a lump in the throat. I feel much the same listening to this elegaic song.
Bless you our friend.
That's a very moving post which leaves a lump in the throat. I feel much the same listening to this elegaic song.
Bless you our friend.
tgrier wrote:
That's a very moving post which leaves a lump in the throat. I feel much the same listening to this elegaic song.
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact. That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
That's a very moving post which leaves a lump in the throat. I feel much the same listening to this elegaic song.
Another one of those "only ever heard it on RP" songs. Songs like this just grow on me after my many years of listening.
Dang I need another RP shirt! We should all order one right now!
Dang I need another RP shirt! We should all order one right now!
definitely a Mom song for me as well. Raised 4 hellions who put her through some tough times but who turned out OK.
Shelly.
every time, tears. so beautiful. i get sad, but i can't turn this one off when it comes on rotation. definitely a 10.
video is heartbreakingly beautiful, also.
video is heartbreakingly beautiful, also.
intheworks wrote:
Thanks, intheworks.
My mother too, four ROWDY sons she raised to become educated, well-mannered professionals who truly believe all people are equals. She built our home with love, kindness, and a willingness to talk with us about anything in the world.
Need I say this song is a 10?
I dedicate this song to my mother who passed a year ago. She built a home for us seven boys and our father. She dedicated her life to this, while also teaching us the strength of her feminist beliefs. A simple girl who left the farm at fourteen to make her way in the big city.
Thanks, intheworks.
My mother too, four ROWDY sons she raised to become educated, well-mannered professionals who truly believe all people are equals. She built our home with love, kindness, and a willingness to talk with us about anything in the world.
Need I say this song is a 10?
One song that will bring me to tears - every time.
Yet, they are happy tears of connection with the words and memories of my children when they were young. Now, in my 60s, this song hits home even stronger.
Yet, they are happy tears of connection with the words and memories of my children when they were young. Now, in my 60s, this song hits home even stronger.
engaging, mellow obvious instrumental talent.. great peaks and valleys
this lyrics say so little and mean so much..
Listening to the lyrics gives me goosebumps.
A beautiful song. Brings out all the feels. I love how it shifts back and forth between the solemn drifting pace of the verses to the surging urgent pulse of the chorus. It's unsettling, in a good way.
Tom_Dunn wrote:
Here is the VIdeo Link:
- VIDEO -
You abszolutely MUST watch the video. This is a sountrack for the finest lovevideo ive ever seen. Its the one that starts out with a landscape. Be ready to be touched in a way you may have not been ready for...i cry every time, and i never cry.
You MUST see it
wont let me post it but at YouTube Music add this /watch?v=oUFJJNQGwhk
Here is the VIdeo Link:
- VIDEO -
Tom_Dunn wrote:
Peter Mullan and Julia Ford, two very fine actors. I agree, it was a very moving short film.
You abszolutely MUST watch the video. This is a sountrack for the finest lovevideo ive ever seen. Its the one that starts out with a landscape. Be ready to be touched in a way you may have not been ready for...i cry every time, and i never cry.
You MUST see it
wont let me post it but at YouTube Music add this /watch?v=oUFJJNQGwhk
Peter Mullan and Julia Ford, two very fine actors. I agree, it was a very moving short film.
vandal wrote:
It does promote the compulsion to skip.
Sincerest apologies, but this is an instant PSD for me.
It does promote the compulsion to skip.
Sincerest apologies, but this is an instant PSD for me.
You abszolutely MUST watch the video. This is a sountrack for the finest lovevideo ive ever seen. Its the one that starts out with a landscape. Be ready to be touched in a way you may have not been ready for...i cry every time, and i never cry.
You MUST see it
wont let me post it but at YouTube Music add this /watch?v=oUFJJNQGwhk
You MUST see it
wont let me post it but at YouTube Music add this /watch?v=oUFJJNQGwhk
This is celestial.
Lovely song!
I dedicate this song to my mother who passed a year ago. She built a home for us seven boys and our father. She dedicated her life to this, while also teaching us the strength of her feminist beliefs. A simple girl who left the farm at fourteen to make her way in the big city.
Every time this comes on, I stop what I'm doing, turn it up, lean back in my chair, close my eyes, and listen closely...
MattRudely wrote:
Your nic-name? ...eh?
Chimp on piano.
Your nic-name? ...eh?
BlackBetty wrote:
That is ALL that matters!
I'm not a music expert but I know what I like!
That is ALL that matters!
I'm not a music expert but I know what I like!
coloradojohn wrote:
Bill and Becca are soul-savers and I dearly love and respect them. I know that my life would be infinitely more empty without RP...
I agree đź‘Ť
Bill and Becca are soul-savers and I dearly love and respect them. I know that my life would be infinitely more empty without RP...
I agree đź‘Ť
Chimp on piano.
Those opening chords!
this reminds of Paul Stamets's story of when he climbed a huge tree after taking some psilocybin mushrooms. A lightning storm roared around him for seemingly hours and he held on to that tree for dear life and had an ineffable experience.
After, he climbed down, and his debilitating stuttering had vanished and he could say Hi! to the girl he had always been too shy to say hi to.
After, he climbed down, and his debilitating stuttering had vanished and he could say Hi! to the girl he had always been too shy to say hi to.
Ok_Sobriquet wrote:
A good drum solo would be nice.
Failing that, a soupcon of cowbell?I honestly thought this was Alessia Cara's cover of Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood." No, really, it's AWESOME.
tgrier wrote:
Aww, man.
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact. That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
Aww, man.
paulmcnett wrote:
I second that. One of the best books I've read for many years.
I recommend "The Overstory" by Richard Powers. One of the most human books I've ever read, and it's about trees.
I second that. One of the best books I've read for many years.
1wolfy wrote:
I recommend "The Overstory" by Richard Powers. One of the most human books I've ever read, and it's about trees.
I have yet to tire of this one. I see myself in it. A life well lived, but someday I know it'll end.. I love the tree imagery-I'm there..As a child I used to climb high atop the tree in front of our home. There I'd swing in the breeze with that tree..I felt as though we were as one. My childhood was so magical and this song takes me there..It puts me in the moment
I love the tree imagery-I'm there..As a child I used to climb high atop the tree in front of our home. There I'd swing in the breeze with that tree..I felt as though we were as one. My childhood was so magical and this song takes me there..It puts me in the moment I recommend "The Overstory" by Richard Powers. One of the most human books I've ever read, and it's about trees.
Sublime. I always stop what I'm doing and turn this up.
Patrick Watson!
reading the lyrics reminded me of my mortality and I am having an existential crisis…
bforr wrote:
People that can't read probably don't appreciate the lyrics.
Sorry, but I can't understand how this song rating average is below 10...or 9...or 8!!!
God help us. What do you people want?
People that can't read probably don't appreciate the lyrics.
alexandersmcmillan wrote:
Appreciate the correction.
Hey Bill - the vocals and piano are helmed by Canadian singer-songwriter Patrick Watson, not Jason Swinscoe.
Appreciate the correction.
awesome <3
alexandersmcmillan wrote:
You're absolutely right! ;-)
Hey Bill - the vocals and piano are helmed by Canadian singer-songwriter Patrick Watson, not Jason Swinscoe.
You're absolutely right! ;-)
murdog wrote:
In fact, it is Patrick Watson's voice, another great artist! Not Jason Simcoe... Bill's mistake...
If you like this voice, have a listen to Patrick Watson's "Close to Paradise" album. Like silk. If you don't like it, try to have a nice day anyway!
In fact, it is Patrick Watson's voice, another great artist! Not Jason Simcoe... Bill's mistake...
Hey Bill - the vocals and piano are helmed by Canadian singer-songwriter Patrick Watson, not Jason Swinscoe.
A beautiful song beautifully performed!
SquiddlyDiddly wrote:
Me too Squiddly
For so many reasons, this song always brings me to the edge of tears.
For my own nostalgia, my hopes and dreams, past times and lives, for my wife, for my children. . . for myself.
Beautiful.
Me too Squiddly
This has gone from an 8, to a 9 and now a 10 for me with each repeated hearing. Just lovely.
Isn't it Patrick Watson? Did i misst something?
If not, it's a pervect cover version.
Still wonderful though!
If not, it's a pervect cover version.
Still wonderful though!
Bill and Becca are soul-savers and I dearly love and respect them. I know that my life would be infinitely more empty without RP...
Ambio wrote:
I walked into a tree once. It hurt like hell and I saw stars for a bit. Never did that when I was child.
Thanks for sharing the poem. Very Nice.
Being but men, we walked into the trees
Afraid, letting our syllables be soft
For fear of waking the rooks,
For fear of coming
Noiselessly into a world of wings and cries.
If we were children we might climb,
Catch the rooks sleeping, and break no twig,
And, after the soft ascent,
Thrust out our heads above the branches
To wonder at the unfailing stars.
Out of confusion, as the way is,
And the wonder, that man knows,
Out of the chaos would come bliss.
That, then, is loveliness, we said,
Children in wonder watching the stars,
Is the aim and the end.
Being but men, we walked into the trees.
(this is Dylan Thomas, not me!)
I walked into a tree once. It hurt like hell and I saw stars for a bit. Never did that when I was child.
Thanks for sharing the poem. Very Nice.
… the major lift… lovely.
I love this track and the imagery and the feelings it evokes. Childhood memories, reinforcing the thoughts I've been having in my mind lately that time is fleeting. Try to make every moment count.
Impossible for this to not stop me dead in my tracks anytime I hear it.
Gotta be careful though, because this one on repeat can really mess you up on the wrong day.
10. You can feel this one in your bones, your blood, and the goosebumps it creates.
Gotta be careful though, because this one on repeat can really mess you up on the wrong day.
10. You can feel this one in your bones, your blood, and the goosebumps it creates.
Beautiful.
Being but men, we walked into the trees
Afraid, letting our syllables be soft
For fear of waking the rooks,
For fear of coming
Noiselessly into a world of wings and cries.
If we were children we might climb,
Catch the rooks sleeping, and break no twig,
And, after the soft ascent,
Thrust out our heads above the branches
To wonder at the unfailing stars.
Out of confusion, as the way is,
And the wonder, that man knows,
Out of the chaos would come bliss.
That, then, is loveliness, we said,
Children in wonder watching the stars,
Is the aim and the end.
Being but men, we walked into the trees.
(this is Dylan Thomas, not me!)
Afraid, letting our syllables be soft
For fear of waking the rooks,
For fear of coming
Noiselessly into a world of wings and cries.
If we were children we might climb,
Catch the rooks sleeping, and break no twig,
And, after the soft ascent,
Thrust out our heads above the branches
To wonder at the unfailing stars.
Out of confusion, as the way is,
And the wonder, that man knows,
Out of the chaos would come bliss.
That, then, is loveliness, we said,
Children in wonder watching the stars,
Is the aim and the end.
Being but men, we walked into the trees.
(this is Dylan Thomas, not me!)
bforr wrote:
A good drum solo would be nice.
Sorry, but I can't understand how this song rating average is below 10...or 9...or 8!!!
God help us. What do you people want?
A good drum solo would be nice.
Absolutely beautiful emotion piece of work, another new band discovered thanks to RP
I always want it to be this: https://youtu.be/zU-2vudvTSA
In my book, this link still applies as it regards this song:
https://youtu.be/NqpNQ9AJYgU
This gets a solid 8 from me!
bforr wrote:
You don't understand that your musical taste isn't universal?
Sorry, but I can't understand how this song rating average is below 10...or 9...or 8!!!
God help us. What do you people want?
God help us. What do you people want?
You don't understand that your musical taste isn't universal?
Sorry, but I can't understand how this song rating average is below 10...or 9...or 8!!!
God help us. What do you people want?
God help us. What do you people want?
Stetsonman wrote:
If your'e over 20 I strongly suggest finding other role models, or at least a new bag of quotes :-)
To quote Butthead,
"What the hell was that piece of crap?"
"What the hell was that piece of crap?"
If your'e over 20 I strongly suggest finding other role models, or at least a new bag of quotes :-)
tgrier wrote:
Preach
It's a wonderful album by an outstanding group, well deserves the 10.
Drop this song in the right moment in the right room and watch everyone go silent :-)
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact.
That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
Preach
It's a wonderful album by an outstanding group, well deserves the 10.
Drop this song in the right moment in the right room and watch everyone go silent :-)
The overwhelmingly positive and poignant comments must certainly put this song in the pantheon of RP favorites. Please remember to support your friends at the RP Ministries Church of Chill who bring us this and many wonderful moments of reflection through song.
gusig53 wrote:
The voices of both border on angelic
Antony and the Johnsons was the first that I thougt of...
The voices of both border on angelic
Heard the first chord and stopped what I was doing just to bask in this song
To quote Butthead,
"What the hell was that piece of crap?"
"What the hell was that piece of crap?"
tgrier wrote:
It can still bring tears to my eyes, that's the definition of a solid 10.
jpfueler wrote:
I have a buddy like that with Geddy Lee and Rush. Once he got past Geddy's voice he soon owned all their albums
Same with me. In college, I had a roommate that overplayed Rush! I used to say that Geddy's voice reminded me of "the Chipmunks". That was 30yrs ago. Now, I like the band.
I have a buddy like that with Geddy Lee and Rush. Once he got past Geddy's voice he soon owned all their albums
Same with me. In college, I had a roommate that overplayed Rush! I used to say that Geddy's voice reminded me of "the Chipmunks". That was 30yrs ago. Now, I like the band.
SquiddlyDiddly wrote:
Same. Makes for great introspection.
For so many reasons, this song always brings me to the edge of tears.
For my own nostalgia, my hope and dreams, past times and lives, for my wife, for my children. . . for myself.
Beautiful.
For my own nostalgia, my hope and dreams, past times and lives, for my wife, for my children. . . for myself.
Beautiful.
Same. Makes for great introspection.
The tenderness of this piece seems to tap into the collective vulnerability this pandemic subjects us all to.
SquiddlyDiddly wrote:
Amen brother squid.
For so many reasons, this song always brings me to the edge of tears.
For my own nostalgia, my hope and dreams, past times and lives, for my wife, for my children. . . for myself.
Beautiful.
For my own nostalgia, my hope and dreams, past times and lives, for my wife, for my children. . . for myself.
Beautiful.
Amen brother squid.
For so many reasons, this song always brings me to the edge of tears.
For my own nostalgia, my hopes and dreams, past times and lives, for my wife, for my children. . . for myself.
Beautiful.
For my own nostalgia, my hopes and dreams, past times and lives, for my wife, for my children. . . for myself.
Beautiful.
Jelani wrote:
I have a buddy like that with Geddy Lee and Rush. Once he got past Geddy's voice he soon owned all their albums
Years ago I rated this a 3 because of the singers voice. It just annoyed me to the point that the lyrics were moot. But just now, in a moment, I listened to the words and changed my rating to an 8. The guys voice, I'm still not a fan of, but...
I have a buddy like that with Geddy Lee and Rush. Once he got past Geddy's voice he soon owned all their albums
Years ago I rated this a 3 because of the singers voice. It just annoyed me to the point that the lyrics were moot. But just now, in a moment, I listened to the words and changed my rating to an 8. The guys voice, I'm still not a fan of, but...
Damn I’m trying to out of my car but RP keeps me here!
Touching It reminds of a tree we used to climb in Brooklyn N.Y. when were kids
Yes we were on top of the world
Gorgeous beyond words.
My hairy appendage and I live in a house we spent a good few years building (and it'll never be quite finished, if I'm honest) on a field he used to play in as a child. The house and its surroundings are more than just bricks, mortar and soil; it's all part of us, under our skin, in our blood and bones. One day, it - and us - will be nothing but dust. It's how it should be.
My hairy appendage and I live in a house we spent a good few years building (and it'll never be quite finished, if I'm honest) on a field he used to play in as a child. The house and its surroundings are more than just bricks, mortar and soil; it's all part of us, under our skin, in our blood and bones. One day, it - and us - will be nothing but dust. It's how it should be.
tgrier it's just rude to make me tear up over my morning coffee
tgrier wrote:
This is a true stop and listen and think about those who have gone and love those that are here - this track is used in a series - not sure if Netflix or Amazon! "This is Us" and is played at one of the most powerful points in series 2
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact.
That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
This is a true stop and listen and think about those who have gone and love those that are here - this track is used in a series - not sure if Netflix or Amazon! "This is Us" and is played at one of the most powerful points in series 2
Love love love this song. Lyrics and music are in perfect synchronicity. Tremendous.
A true desert island song.
A true desert island song.
Beautiful words, beautiful song.
Just ... sublime. True art.
Antony and the Johnsons was the first that I thougt of...
We had an organist that played at my parent's wedding, and ours too (some 50 years apart). Also a cello player, so when they remodeled the organ and added a Kurzweil keyboard to it that she could play a cello voice through, she would every chance.
This is for you Mary Eileen for enriching so many people at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
This is for you Mary Eileen for enriching so many people at Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
tgrier wrote:
Beautifuly said
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact.
That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
Beautifuly said
I remember it from a trailer of a very talented TV show called "Awake".
I really enjoy this bands music - lush and beatiful. And lyrically gorgeous as well. I just wish I didn't find the vocalist insipid; knocks it down to a 7.
Most depressing song ever. Love it. 9
Tomasni wrote:
My rating is not still 8....it's a 9 now and maybe a 10 one day....still....Long Live RP!!
Long Live Radio Paradise
My rating is still: 8 - Most Excellent
My rating is still: 8 - Most Excellent
My rating is not still 8....it's a 9 now and maybe a 10 one day....still....Long Live RP!!
tomaszdl wrote:
Perfume Genius - that's the closest you'll get to this. Check it out
Thanks, I shall :)
Perfume Genius - that's the closest you'll get to this. Check it out
Thanks, I shall :)
Perhaps the video will help exorcize your coldplay demon. ~
https://youtu.be/oUFJJNQGwhk
It's very good - it's also the most played track on RP.
First few times I heard this song I could have sworn it was Coldplay... but the more I hear it, the more I realize, this is what Coldplay would sound like if they had actual talent!
What can I say, I guess it's growing on me.
What can I say, I guess it's growing on me.
be4con wrote:
Perfume Genius - that's the closest you'll get to this. Check it out
Sounds like Keane crossed with Coldplay. But in a good way. 7 from me. The lyrics are beautiful.
Perfume Genius - that's the closest you'll get to this. Check it out
tgrier wrote:
Wow, that reads like poetry, exceptionally well written tgrier! And fully concur, one of my personal favourites and exceptionally rare 10's too!
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact.
That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
Wow, that reads like poetry, exceptionally well written tgrier! And fully concur, one of my personal favourites and exceptionally rare 10's too!
Sounds like Keane crossed with Coldplay. But in a good way. 7 from me. The lyrics are beautiful.
tgrier wrote:
Amazing... This playing on My Favorites so close to the "live" time you posted this. I couldn't agree more.
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact.
That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
Amazing... This playing on My Favorites so close to the "live" time you posted this. I couldn't agree more.
One of my rare 10. This song makes me pause and sit and listen. It reminds me of my love. My life and how little time I have left to make an impact.
That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
2024.06.12 - Update:
I did not know this comment would get so many Likes - but as I listen to this song again today .... my comment still holds true. Lovely.
That the universe/world owes you nothing. And all of the things I worry about. Things I chase. Will be irrelevant on that day when I climb that tree just to see the world knowing it is my last day.
2024.06.12 - Update:
I did not know this comment would get so many Likes - but as I listen to this song again today .... my comment still holds true. Lovely.
murdog wrote:
Totally agree, dear Murdog, have a nice day from France too.
If you like this voice, have a listen to Patrick Watson's "Close to Paradise" album. Like silk. If you don't like it, try to have a nice day anyway!
Totally agree, dear Murdog, have a nice day from France too.
Great Video...sad.
I think what cemented this song for me was it's use in a very emotional commercial for the nations largest insurer almost literally in my back yard in Bloomington, Illinois, State Farm (link to YouTube video).
If you like this voice, have a listen to Patrick Watson's "Close to Paradise" album. Like silk. If you don't like it, try to have a nice day anyway!
nagsheadlocal wrote:
Still no PSD on mobile, alas.
Try the ejector seat TravelRat wrote:
Agreed. The song isn't bad, but the Coldplayesque factor is distracting for me.
I totally get that, too, and upon first hearing it years ago it was my initial thought also, but I then realised after a few listens that it is miles apart from Coldplay in the songwriting quality, and then, you start to “hear” it... This realisation was most likely because I listened to all of their matterial. It’s now my favourite song of all time - it’s just a shame RP doesn’t play more of their music!
Agreed. The song isn't bad, but the Coldplayesque factor is distracting for me.
I totally get that, too, and upon first hearing it years ago it was my initial thought also, but I then realised after a few listens that it is miles apart from Coldplay in the songwriting quality, and then, you start to “hear” it... This realisation was most likely because I listened to all of their matterial. It’s now my favourite song of all time - it’s just a shame RP doesn’t play more of their music!
nagsheadlocal wrote:
Not that I would use it on this song, but the PSD button works on my phone, both live stream and cache.
Still no PSD on mobile, alas.
Not that I would use it on this song, but the PSD button works on my phone, both live stream and cache.
AN EXCELLENT TUNE... and it lulls me to the bed where I can lay my weary head.
Still no PSD on mobile, alas.