the way she wrote songs that are so beautiful and graceful regarding death and her own mortality from such a young age, i wonder what she has faced. i love her so much.
She endured some world shaking losses at a young age, which is something I can most certainly relate to. I really think I can hear it in the melodies, musical choices and of course the lyrics. An old, mature soul, once again being tested in the mortal world, but coping and handling it with such grace and beauty that we are all better for it.
Like the version from 2014 festival live. The cleaned up studio version erases a lot of the beautiful qualities of her voice. It erases the frailty and the vocals where her voice is wavering. At that point she was a diamond in the rough. I'm so glad that I discovered her. She has touched me more deeply than any musical artist I have ever listened to. I'm 61 so that's saying a lot.
I believe there is a reason why she touches people like you say. Most artists write songs for many reasons. But Aurora writes as therapy for herself. This translates to the rest of humanity. This touches the human condition that lies above music itself.
yes i that is weird. cant stop listening to this. I can kinda picture her family crying if they heard this. Maybe she'll release it when she dies, to show that shes still her.
How many moons is pregnancy? Yes, that is 10 moons (months)! In ancient China, as in Japan today, pregnancy is calculated from the date of last menstruation. This method results in a pregnancy of 10 (lunar) months rather than the 9 we are used to in the West. "... people regard Diana and the moon as one and the same. ... the moon (luna) is so called from the verb to shine (lucere). Lucina is identified with it, which is why in our country they invoke Juno Lucina in childbirth, just as the Greeks call on Diana the Light-bearer. Diana also has the name Omnivaga ("wandering everywhere"), not because of her hunting but because she is numbered as one of the seven planets; her name Diana derives from the fact that she turns darkness into daylight (dies). She is invoked at childbirth. 👼
the way she wrote songs that are so beautiful and graceful regarding death and her own mortality from such a young age, i wonder what she has faced. i love her so much.
i wonder the same, i guess she is an old soul so its not much about what she has experienced in this live
She endured some world shaking losses at a young age, which is something I can most certainly relate to. I really think I can hear it in the melodies, musical choices and of course the lyrics. An old, mature soul, once again being tested in the mortal world, but coping and handling it with such grace and beauty that we are all better for it.
Like the version from 2014 festival live. The cleaned up studio version erases a lot of the beautiful qualities of her voice. It erases the frailty and the vocals where her voice is wavering. At that point she was a diamond in the rough. I'm so glad that I discovered her. She has touched me more deeply than any musical artist I have ever listened to. I'm 61 so that's saying a lot.
I believe there is a reason why she touches people like you say. Most artists write songs for many reasons. But Aurora writes as therapy for herself. This translates to the rest of humanity. This touches the human condition that lies above music itself.
She used to have a super harmonious back up singer. Wonder what happened to her.
WHAT A INCRIDIBLE BEAUTOFUL SONG 😍😍😍
Why was this not released on an album? This song is perfection.
OMG this fragment is also used in Icarus (ft. AURORA)-Home. Or at least some of the lyrics are
PERFEITAAAAA 😭😱😍
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I think there is something wrong with me. Why do I think of this song as a suicidal note?
It's out there for a while. Don't overthink, it's just how she feels on the first tour, long way from home.
I always thought it was about suicide or death😀. Silly me
@@beefjerky4267 idk, some words make me concerned, such as "from clouds looking down" and "tell my family and friends it's alright that I'm gone"
She obsesses with death.
@@beefjerky4267 It can be about death. Not the literal death, but the architype death, losing her old self to the universe, reborning into a new life.
Is it me or does she have two different eye colours (in this photograph)?
yes i that is weird. cant stop listening to this. I can kinda picture her family crying if they heard this. Maybe she'll release it when she dies, to show that shes still her.
It’s just you. Same eye color.
How many moons is pregnancy?
Yes, that is 10 moons (months)! In ancient China, as in Japan today, pregnancy is calculated from the date of last menstruation. This method results in a pregnancy of 10 (lunar) months rather than the 9 we are used to in the West.
"... people regard Diana and the moon as one and the same. ... the moon (luna) is so called from the verb to shine (lucere). Lucina is identified with it, which is why in our country they invoke Juno Lucina in childbirth, just as the Greeks call on Diana the Light-bearer. Diana also has the name Omnivaga ("wandering everywhere"), not because of her hunting but because she is numbered as one of the seven planets; her name Diana derives from the fact that she turns darkness into daylight (dies). She is invoked at childbirth.
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Look I'm in terrible, I don't fail to you was talking to laser boy.
this feels like an autocorrect text
@@cutiebetutie agreed
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