I recently read the biography and Bob Dylan has a lot of respect for Gordon Lightfoot. The two men often got together chatted, jammed, had coffee. Dylan referred to him as a master songwriter.
Growing up in the 70's, and 80's, in Michigan, it was my experience that the closer to Canada you get, the more Rush, Gordon Lightfoot and Anne Murray on the radio. I didn't mind that. At all.
Hey nozecone I am from Windsor myself and I agree! I enjoyed Motown and all the great music from the other side of the border in Detroit. Still have all the concert tickets stubs from the concerts my friends and I enjoyed at Joe Louis and Cobo. Great memories.
I grew up on heavy metal and the first time I heard that album it blew my mind, and I realized then and there that I was missing out. Funny thing is That album was leant to me by another metalhead. Let’s just say we willingly widen our horizons after that.
He and Don McLean have the same style, intricate acoustic guitar, poignant voice, and haunting lyrics which put a chill down your spine. If You Could Read my Mind, Vincent, and Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald are masterpieces of this genre.
I consider Gordon Lightfoot to be one of those performers who is in Canada considered a national treasure but has ascended beyond that to a world treasure. His music is timeless. It fits into no category, not really, but is eminently listenable anywhere anytime.
I saw this talented man in Boston during the 1970’s. He is amazing with his gorgeous voice and his twelve string guitar. Such a beautiful performance from a genius singer/songwriter
He was going through a divorce and he said that he had let his career get in the way of his marriage. The ghost that she couldn't see was him. The romance novel he is referring to describes the heartbreak they felt. He says he doesn't know what went wrong in the song though.
Thanks for that, such a beautiful song, IMHO possibly THE most beautiful song clearly had to come from very deep, you've made one of my very favourite songs even better, thanks so much, clearly i'm a soft old romantic, thankyou.
Gordon Lightfoot died Monday, May 1. He brought such a range of fantastic songs, telling great stories, and using his voice to captivate and touch his audiences for six decades. A lot of musicians come and go and are forgotten in a matter of weeks or months, but someone with the talent and depth of Gordon Lightfoot will be remembered for decades to come.
Lightfoot is a giant. This is one of many of his songs that one must pause, take a moment to listen, and feel what the songwriter is feeling. This one always brings me to tears. It is a monster of a great song! All Gordon Lightfoot songs a gold!
Gordon Lightfoot is an artist that tells a story in his songs. His voice is gentle but powerful in the sense that he has a way of making people feel the emotions of the story. That is not easy to do!
I live just down the road from Orillia, Ontario, which is Gordon's hometown. I got to see him perform at Casino Rama. Front row. It was one of the best nights in my life.
Only by listening to Rick Beato's in depth analysis of this song, What Makes This Song Great, Ep 94 will you get a full appreciation of just how accomplished this composition is.
He's a Canadian National Treasure. I grew up listening to him. He has so many good songs. Sundown , Carefree Highway , The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald , Early Morning Rain , ... I could go on forever. Love Gordon Lightfoot ! Cheers from Canada.
The greatest singer songwriter the great country of Canada has ever produced. I had the good fortune too see this man 7 times in my life. 7 great nights. Man can tell a story and draw you in. The word legend and legendary are thrown around way too much in this industry. This dude is a bona fide legend. Makes me proud too be Canadian. Dig in to his music put on the head phones and sit back. You will not regret it for a moment. Peace and love from Canada
Gordon Lightfoot, it was so soothing and relaxing to hear him on the radio back then, even when he sang about a tragedy like the Edmund Fitzgerald, he's in that group, Neil Diamond, Cat Stevens, Jim Croce, kinda folk music, his voice was more dreamy, so glad first of all that you enjoyed, please do more, keep going we love it,.Godspeed, Peace ✌
Its the kind of song that can BREAK anyone over 40. If its not breaking your heart yet... Just wait. You have to live a while to hurt enough to get it.
Gordon Light is one of the gods of Folk music. He tells tales or stories in poetic words creating images in your head that makes you really think and feel the story or message. One of greatest all-time songwriters and voices. Harry Chapin, James Taylor, and Gordon Lightfoot always wrote songs poetically.
Gord is over 80 now, vocals still sharp-but COVID, at his age, is deadly so 2021 is a no-go. When Dylan first heard this very song he didn’t think a man could write so clearly & still remain sincere as to write such music. I was a big fan, after hearing this I’ll dig out my records
Love Gordon Lightfoot. His voice is hauntingly beautiful. Gives me chills everytime I hear his music. I'm a Navy vet.One of my favorite songs of his is The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. A vessel that sunk during a storm on Lake Michigan. The whole crew of 12 was lost. Check out the song.
Nice reaction. I was still living at home; just after I got my Vietnam draft notice, right before I moved out. I would sit in the basement and listen to the local “underground “ fm station with just a candle for light and this song would transport me somewhere else. One of my all time faves. Thanks😎✌🏽☮️🎸
He's an amazing storyteller. The melody, his voice, it all comes together perfectly. After all these years I still get emotional with this song. Just something about it. Like you said, it's a masterpiece.
I would drive with Dad to bring my sister back to Hamilton to nursing school in the early 1970's.Dad pasted in 1981.Sister just pasted April 24,2021.She was my rock! I miss you Jan.
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald is a must. I grew up in Michigan, the actual wreck happened on Lake Superior when I was 18. The entire state was glued to the TV for days, hoping for survivors...
Man does not have a bad song. Best known for song written about a true story of shipwreck in Lake Superior. My grandmother is lost to that lake ....plane and bodies never located somewhere near Isle Royale. Song about the Fitz is haunting and illustrates the power of those inland seas.
"The Poet Laureate of Canada." A great troubadour in the real sense - i.e., a storyteller as much as a musician- and what a voice. He's had so many great songs: "Sundown", "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald", "Song for a Winter's Night", "Early Morning Rain", "Summertime Dream", "Don Quixote", "Steel Rail Blues"... a huge catalogue of classics. IIRC "If you could read my mind" is about his divorce.
You were young babygirl it's not your fault, but thank you for lovin old music and blessings. You are so beautiful and intelligent in a way you lived many lives.✌🦋🦋🦋🍄🍄🍄
He wrote this during the break up of his marriage..he's an amazing talent, one of the best singers songwriters of the past 1/2 century. Check out The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald sometime.
You will absolutely love Softly by Gordon Lightfoot. Hundreds of songs by Gordon are as good .An absolute Genius .Once hooked you will not be able to stop listening to the Amazing humble genius Gordon Lightfoot
One of Lightfoot's best songs. The lyrics can stand alone, which is beautiful. If you simply read the lyrics without the music, it tells the tale of a bittersweet love affair from a profound and mature viewpoint. Brilliant.
Gordon Lightfoot not only sings a song, he tells a story, his story makes you feel all kinds of emotions, and before long, you are experiencing great music!
At the same time, 1970s, there were several great singer/songwriters including Jim Croce, Jimmy Buffet and James Taylor. I think they all were casual and simple performers in that they performed "unplugged," and all dressed as though were making a purchase at a feed store. They were honest and unprentious and told love, devotion and loss, as well as fun and upbeat songs.
Great reaction. This IS a masterpiece; I agree. Please react to Don Qixote, Early Morning Rain and Christian Island. I got to see Gordon Lightfoot around 2004 or so and he mustve been 70+ y.o. but still had it. His songs & voice melt my heart.
It was a very personal song for Gordon since he was going through marital turmoil at the time. His daughter asked him to change the lyrics during live performances from 'the feelings that YOU lack' to 'the feelings that WE lack'. My 3rd favorite song of all time!! Great tune, brilliant lyrics!
To me this is an ode to a romance that even though it was fated, even though it was written in the stars, it is sadly now ending as their lives are called in different directions. I like the reference to the castle and the wishing well. It's like he's referencing Jane Eyre, or Wuthering Heights.
Just like your reaction to In The Ghetto by Elvis in one of your earlier reaction videos this song by Gordon Lightfoot gets me every time. He was going through a divorce when he penned this song and when I went through my divorce this song just happened to start playing on the radio
I found that the Violin 🎻 or Cello was a great compliment to his voice and added more substance to the guitar and lyrics without seeming too " pushy " 🎉😮
Hi J., 'So glad you got to hear Gordon. He is my all time favorite singer-songwriter and my hero. On November 17th he turns 82. Up until last year, he was still performing close to a hundred shows a year... a true Canadian Treasure! - Brooklyn Mike
I enjoyed just watching your passion to these very old classic songs and your expression make me cry and want to hold you! I know that sounds crazy but we definitely share the same love for beautiful music. I will continue watching you. My name is Daniel from Ontario Canada. I would love to see your overwhelming response to some SuperTramp. Stay safe and healthy and keep listening for your soul!😘🤓🌻🌹❤️
To paraphrase Bob Dylan, the only bad thing about a Gordon Lightfoot song is when it ends.
So true...
I recently read the biography and Bob Dylan has a lot of respect for Gordon Lightfoot. The two men often got together chatted, jammed, had coffee. Dylan referred to him as a master songwriter.
@@saymynameice-zen-berg511 so true…imagine a collaboration.
I like that, he canceled his yearly Massey Hall which must have bummed him, I’ve seen him there a few times, great acoustics.
Dylan made a special point of inducting Lightfoot into the Canadian Hall of Fame.
Gordon Lightfoot has one of the all-time great voices in addition to being an exceptional songwriter.
I could listen to him from the early morning even if it rains until sundown...
This song makes me feel proud to be Canadian. And I am not Canadian
No to mention he is an exceptional acoustic guitarist especially on the twelve string guitar
Gordon Lightfoot is a global treasure.
Absolutely.
Growing up in the 70's, and 80's, in Michigan, it was my experience that the closer to Canada you get, the more Rush, Gordon Lightfoot and Anne Murray on the radio. I didn't mind that. At all.
Hey, in Windsor we got your Motown, so it wasn't so bad on our end, either!
Other side of Canada in the west it was Neil young, Gordon Lightfoot, Joni Mitchel and The Guess who.
Hey nozecone I am from Windsor myself and I agree! I enjoyed Motown and all the great music from the other side of the border in Detroit. Still have all the concert tickets stubs from the concerts my friends and I enjoyed at Joe Louis and Cobo. Great memories.
Nash the Slash...
I listen to ckww 580am
Always good good Canadian music paying
This song never, ever fails to bring me to tears. The line "But heroes often fail" is usually the kicker, the part where I start sobbing. As I am now.
Everyday for that last two weeks....
Naw, the line "you won't read that book again because the endings just too hard to take". Man, that one chokes me up
His album "Sundown" is a masterpiece. Every song on it is fantastic.
Agreed "Circle of Steel" is my favorite on that one
@ker bear Seven Island Suite is probably the most relaxing songs I've ever heard!
I grew up on heavy metal and the first time I heard that album it blew my mind, and I realized then and there that I was missing out. Funny thing is That album was leant to me by another metalhead. Let’s just say we willingly widen our horizons after that.
Agreed! ✌️🇨🇦
@@hunterharrell7491 -- Mine, too!
Great songwriter and storyteller, unforgettable voice, he's pretty much the National Singer of Canada.
Justin B. will be so sad it's not himself...lol
@@johngammon7891 Canada's loss is America's gain :)
@@jethro1963 you mean Canada gains and America's loss...jmo
@@johngammon7891 I sit corrected :)
I think Stan Rogers gets that claim.
Try the "wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" true story song.
Yes please!!🖖🏻🇨🇦
Absolutely!
Also. try Teddy Bear by Red Sovine.
Omg great Song
Both are incrediblely well done songs detailing tragedies.... one more personal than the other. Gordon is an incredible storyteller.
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, the song that makes men cry.
Gordon Lightfoot is one of the great folk singer/storytellers.
He and Don McLean have the same style, intricate acoustic guitar, poignant voice, and haunting lyrics which put a chill down your spine. If You Could Read my Mind, Vincent, and Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald are masterpieces of this genre.
Amen.
I'm 64, we had so many great "Storytellers" in the 60's & 70's...jmo
Everytime I hear this song I cry for the same woman. I have for 30+ years, and she still breaks my heart everyday.
HE IS A TRUE MASTER ...... MAKES ME PROUD TO BE CANADIAN
Me too!
Me 3 🖖🏻🇨🇦😊
Me 4 🇨🇦
Me 5! 🤗❤🇨🇦
@@davidjones2150 yup sure did...love Rush!!! Amazing musicians amazing lyrics!!! 🖖🏻🇨🇦
This man is a poet. A singing poet. A storyteller. A singing storyteller &... a legend. #GordonLightfoot
From an era where songs actually told stories, Mr. Lightfoot is one of greatest of all. A Canadian balladier unleashed on the world.
I consider Gordon Lightfoot to be one of those performers who is in Canada considered a national treasure but has ascended beyond that to a world treasure. His music is timeless. It fits into no category, not really, but is eminently listenable anywhere anytime.
Can't go wrong with Gordon and he's still out there playing live.
Yes, from his doorstep! His Canada Day set during the pandemic was sweet.
Incredible.
One of the greatest ever singer/songwriters of all time - thanks for the reaction!
Most definitely Faye! A true musical master!
One of the greatest songs ever written by the greatest song writer of our time. Just pure poetry.
I saw this talented man in Boston during the 1970’s. He is amazing with his gorgeous voice and his twelve string guitar. Such a beautiful performance from a genius singer/songwriter
Me and my now wife saw him at the Orpheum Boston circa 1976 great show!
He was going through a divorce and he said that he had let his career get in the way of his marriage. The ghost that she couldn't see was him. The romance novel he is referring to describes the heartbreak they felt. He says he doesn't know what went wrong in the song though.
Thanks for that, such a beautiful song, IMHO possibly THE most beautiful song clearly had to come from very deep, you've made one of my very favourite songs even better, thanks so much, clearly i'm a soft old romantic, thankyou.
This song, more than any other for me, is how it feels when a relationship goes sour. I never really understood this song until I felt that myself.
The enter no2 was the guy that replaced him....
Gordon Lightfoot died Monday, May 1. He brought such a range of fantastic songs, telling great stories, and using his voice to captivate and touch his audiences for six decades. A lot of musicians come and go and are forgotten in a matter of weeks or months, but someone with the talent and depth of Gordon Lightfoot will be remembered for decades to come.
My sentiments exactly
Centuries
Talented singer/songwriter and prolific storyteller. Please react to his song "Sundown" 👍😎
Lightfoot is a giant. This is one of many of his songs that one must pause, take a moment to listen, and feel what the songwriter is feeling. This one always brings me to tears. It is a monster of a great song! All Gordon Lightfoot songs a gold!
Gordon Lightfoot is an artist that tells a story in his songs. His voice is gentle but powerful in the sense that he has a way of making people feel the emotions of the story. That is not easy to do!
I live just down the road from Orillia, Ontario, which is Gordon's hometown. I got to see him perform at Casino Rama. Front row. It was one of the best nights in my life.
Remember when this song dropped & went and got it. RiP GL ♥️♥️🇺🇸👵🏻🧑🏼🦽
One of Canada's most talented songwriters, a legend.
You really have got to check out "Taxi" by Harry Chapin. I am an old lady and I speak from wisdom and truth! LOL
Only by listening to Rick Beato's in depth analysis of this song, What Makes This Song Great, Ep 94 will you get a full appreciation of just how accomplished this composition is.
He's a Canadian National Treasure.
I grew up listening to him. He has so many good songs.
Sundown , Carefree Highway , The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald , Early Morning Rain , ...
I could go on forever.
Love Gordon Lightfoot !
Cheers from Canada.
One of a kind talent.
The greatest singer songwriter the great country of Canada has ever produced. I had the good fortune too see this man 7 times in my life. 7 great nights. Man can tell a story and draw you in. The word legend and legendary are thrown around way too much in this industry. This dude is a bona fide legend. Makes me proud too be Canadian. Dig in to his music put on the head phones and sit back. You will not regret it for a moment. Peace and love from Canada
Picture it, American, February 1971. And playing on the radio "If You Could Read My Mind" by Gordon Lightfoot. Priceless.
Gordon Lightfoot, it was so soothing and relaxing to hear him on the radio back then, even when he sang about a tragedy like the Edmund Fitzgerald, he's in that group, Neil Diamond, Cat Stevens, Jim Croce, kinda folk music, his voice was more dreamy, so glad first of all that you enjoyed, please do more, keep going we love it,.Godspeed, Peace ✌
Gordon Lightfoot is a Canadian icon! Great voice and songwriter. Listen to Sundown and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (with lyrics).
Its the kind of song that can BREAK anyone over 40. If its not breaking your heart yet... Just wait. You have to live a while to hurt enough to get it.
Isn't that the truth!
@@sj49770 Oh, they're gonna find out!!!
Truth
One line...
"Heroes often fail."
💯
Gordon Light is one of the gods of Folk music. He tells tales or stories in poetic words creating images in your head that makes you really think and feel the story or message. One of greatest all-time songwriters and voices. Harry Chapin, James Taylor, and Gordon Lightfoot always wrote songs poetically.
This guy had a voice that was beyond gorgeous.
Song for a Winter's Night is one I definitely recommend. You'll love it.
Beautiful song!!!!!
An absolutely beautiful experience to listen to!
That's my other favorite song by him
He wrote this when he was going through a divorce. The lyrics make sense, the song was about his life. Sad, but a great great song. Beautiful!
A very accurate description by using the word ‘masterpiece’, JAYY. Gordon Lightfoot had several of them. Good job.
Gord is over 80 now, vocals still sharp-but COVID, at his age, is deadly so 2021 is a no-go. When Dylan first heard this very song he didn’t think a man could write so clearly & still remain sincere as to write such music. I was a big fan, after hearing this I’ll dig out my records
Love Gordon Lightfoot. His voice is hauntingly beautiful. Gives me chills everytime I hear his music. I'm a Navy vet.One of my favorite songs of his is The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. A vessel that sunk during a storm on Lake Michigan. The whole crew of 12 was lost. Check out the song.
Oh boy, this took me back to being a kid. He has a very calm voice. I always enjoyed listening to him.
I love your profile picture
Back when music was real... sweet soul music!
Nice reaction. I was still living at home; just after I got my Vietnam draft notice, right before I moved out. I would sit in the basement and listen to the local “underground “ fm station with just a candle for light and this song would transport me somewhere else. One of my all time faves. Thanks😎✌🏽☮️🎸
I know Gordon Lightfoot well. I was a young child. Exceptional mucisian and lyricist my family listened to it.
You must listen to Gordon Lightfoot "Beautiful"....it's amazingly ethereal, in my top 10 AllTime
One of the best songs ever...I cry every time...but it's healing also..
He's an amazing storyteller. The melody, his voice, it all comes together perfectly. After all these years I still get emotional with this song. Just something about it. Like you said, it's a masterpiece.
I would drive with Dad to bring my sister back to Hamilton to nursing school in the early 1970's.Dad pasted in 1981.Sister just pasted April 24,2021.She was my rock! I miss you Jan.
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald is a must. I grew up in Michigan, the actual wreck happened on Lake Superior when I was 18. The entire state was glued to the TV for days, hoping for survivors...
That's a fine tune but The Canadian Trilogy is totally wonderful.
Man does not have a bad song. Best known for song written about a true story of shipwreck in Lake Superior. My grandmother is lost to that lake ....plane and bodies never located somewhere near Isle Royale. Song about the Fitz is haunting and illustrates the power of those inland seas.
"The Poet Laureate of Canada." A great troubadour in the real sense - i.e., a storyteller as much as a musician- and what a voice. He's had so many great songs: "Sundown", "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald", "Song for a Winter's Night", "Early Morning Rain", "Summertime Dream", "Don Quixote", "Steel Rail Blues"... a huge catalogue of classics. IIRC "If you could read my mind" is about his divorce.
Troubadour is such a great way to describe Lightfoot! Thanks for that!!!!!
Some of the best singer/songwriters came out of the 70's.
Great reaction! You get this song. It is a Masterpiece!!
Grew up in 60's 70's Toronto this was on the radio all the time! ty
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot next! Great reaction
Thank you for your reaction. My favorite GL song and top 50 of every song ever made. You stated it 100%, Masterpiece!
You have investigated and solved the quandry that is my Canadian identity in one reaction. I love you.
One of greatest songs ever.
You were young babygirl it's not your fault, but thank you for lovin old music and blessings. You are so beautiful and intelligent in a way you lived many lives.✌🦋🦋🦋🍄🍄🍄
He wrote this during the break up of his marriage..he's an amazing talent, one of the best singers songwriters of the past 1/2 century. Check out The wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald sometime.
Gordon Lightfoot was a poet that put his poetry to music.
Isn't she beautiful ?
Both inside and out, love this woman !
You will absolutely love Softly by Gordon Lightfoot. Hundreds of songs by Gordon are as good .An absolute Genius .Once hooked you will not be able to stop listening to the Amazing humble genius Gordon Lightfoot
Gordon a national treasure here in Canada, and one of the best song writers in music history .
One of Lightfoot's best songs. The lyrics can stand alone, which is beautiful. If you simply read the lyrics without the music, it tells the tale of a bittersweet love affair from a profound and mature viewpoint. Brilliant.
Proud to say I was born in the same town as him. RIP Gordon
Gordon Lightfoot not only sings a song, he tells a story, his story makes you feel all kinds of emotions, and before long, you are experiencing great music!
Lightfoot is Canada’s greatest gift to the world.
A masterpiece indeed....He has a gallery full....
I gurateen that song touched her soul to where she was shaking for days 🤔👍👍👍
Canada's poetic troubadour. The master.
This song never gets old. So beautiful🌹
At the same time, 1970s, there were several great singer/songwriters including Jim Croce, Jimmy Buffet and James Taylor. I think they all were casual and simple performers in that they performed "unplugged," and all dressed as though were making a purchase at a feed store. They were honest and unprentious and told love, devotion and loss, as well as fun and upbeat songs.
The vio!ins, especially near the end. Strong , flowing and beautiful. Bravo
I would love you to hear his song “Beautiful “ . No one had done it and I think you’d love it . Great job🙏👏🏼
The words to one of his songs were even on the wall at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.
Great song from a great singer.
Great reaction. This IS a masterpiece; I agree. Please react to Don Qixote, Early Morning Rain and Christian Island. I got to see Gordon Lightfoot around 2004 or so and he mustve been 70+ y.o. but still had it. His songs & voice melt my heart.
It was a very personal song for Gordon since he was going through marital turmoil at the time. His daughter asked him to change the lyrics during live performances from 'the feelings that YOU lack' to 'the feelings that WE lack'.
My 3rd favorite song of all time!! Great tune, brilliant lyrics!
To me this is an ode to a romance that even though it was fated, even though it was written in the stars, it is sadly now ending as their lives are called in different directions. I like the reference to the castle and the wishing well. It's like he's referencing Jane Eyre, or Wuthering Heights.
Proud Canadian!!! Now K.D. Lang singing hallelujah!!!!
Kd singing anything!
You continue to delight me, young lady. Your honest, heart-felt reactions to the complete universe of music is a real blessing. Keep going sister.
Just saw him in concert in May. He still sounds the same.
One of my favorite songs and artists.
It’s poetic storytelling set to beautiful music.😎✌🏽☮️🎸
Just like your reaction to In The Ghetto by Elvis in one of your earlier reaction videos this song by Gordon Lightfoot gets me every time. He was going through a divorce when he penned this song and when I went through my divorce this song just happened to start playing on the radio
The special world of 70's ballads 😍
Lightfoot and Cohen in the discussion for GOAT songwriter of Canada.
Joni Mitchell too
@@looneygardener And Neil Young as well.
@@looneygardener I can respect that.
@@toddstevens13 also Gord Downie
@@looneygardener Another possible. Keep them coming.
I've love this since i was 8 and will be played when i leave this earth
Another artist I’ve seen in concert. 5 times ❤️ Gordo is a legend ❤️❤️❤️
I found that the Violin 🎻 or Cello was a great compliment to his voice and added more substance to the guitar and lyrics without seeming too " pushy " 🎉😮
Hi J., 'So glad you got to hear Gordon. He is my all time favorite singer-songwriter and my hero. On November 17th he turns 82. Up until last year, he was still performing close to a hundred shows a year... a true Canadian Treasure! - Brooklyn Mike
Another great song. Thanks to your great supporter Shawn.
Gotta react to gordon doing " the wreck of the edmund fitzgerald" with the lyrics...OMG 💯
I enjoyed just watching your passion to these very old classic songs and your
expression make me cry and want to hold you!
I know that sounds crazy but we definitely share the same love for beautiful music.
I will continue watching you.
My name is Daniel from Ontario Canada.
I would love to see your overwhelming response to some SuperTramp.
Stay safe and healthy and keep listening for your soul!😘🤓🌻🌹❤️
Beautiful song
You are dead right it is a masterpiece . Very astute.
An all time favourite of mine. It sums up a dying relationship