Skibbereen - Camille O'Sullivan from the serie Victoria
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Voici la musique présente à la fin de l'épisode 6 de la saison 2 de la série anglaise Victoria. Une reprise de la chanson traditionnelle irlandaise Skibbereen par Camille O'Sullivan. N'ayant pas pu trouver de version originale et complète, je partage ici l'extrait que l'on entend dans la série.
To all the poor souls that suffered terribly, we remember you.
Best episode of Victoria ever made me sad at the end
That's a lovely song, I like it a lot....In memory of the more than 1,000,000 Irish who died during the dreaded Famines in the country, 1846-1848.....And the other more than 2,000,000 Irish who left the country for America and other parts of the world during this same sad time....
I would love a long high quality version of this, so haunting and beautiful
Me too
Right
You have a beautiful version par Sinead o'connor :)
I wish this version was full length and on iTunes.
It’s so tragic and incredibly heartbreaking, and I wish we as a race could say we’ve learned from it, but I can’t. There are ripple effects from The Irish Potato Famine for hundreds of years. Such a beautiful song about a tragic and preventable situation. This song is one of those that makes and breaks your heart all at once.
So wish I could find this recording somewhere to purchase it. I adore this woman's voice and this beautiful arrangement. Thank you for putting the song from the series on here! ❤
I feel the same - it’s so perfect
Was awaken to the beautiful sound vocals with the cello on the Victoria episode. I’ve never experienced this inner soul of collective comfort. Astonishing..’’
This is such a beautiful video. I wish they'd release this version of the song.
This version just makes my Irish heart sore. RIP to all who perished in an Gorta Mór 😔💔🥀🇮🇪
That such beauty can come from such misery is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
I am because they were.
My husband is because they were. God bless those souls lost to hunger, feed them full with your love in Heaven.
O, Father dear, I oft times here, you speak of Erin's Isle
Her lofty scenes, her valleys green, her mountains rude and wild
They say it tis a lovely (pretty) place, wherin in a prince might dwell
So why did you abandon it, the reason to me tell?
And you were only two years old, and feeble was your frame
I could not leave you with your friends, you bore your father's name
I wrapped you in my cota mior, in the dead of night unseen
I heaved a sigh, and said goodbye, to dear old Skibbereen
Thanks for the lyrics 💚
*son you were only two years old
*cot a môr (I think)
Beautiful! Love from 🇮🇪
Please somebody tell me where I can find a proper recording of this. I know Sinead O’Connor did one but the melody of this particular cover just keep sticking with me.
I really love this version too, but I don't find a more long and proper recording, so I share this one. If someone find it, I'll be very happy to listen it 😊
Beautiful in a haunting way..I believe songs like this one have away of breaking ,and yet mending, your heart all at once if that makes sense. 💔💞❤️
I cryed
Beautiful song!
Love it!
Tu sais si une version longue de cette version (chantée par Camille O'Sullivan) existe ?
Non je l'ai cherché mais je ne l'ai pas trouvée, c'est pour ça que j'ai publié la chanson que l'on entend dans Victoria 😊
Beautiful song! Would love to use it in a podcast! Do you have an email to contact you at?
Hi! You can use it, I have no rights on it.
Anyone else using this for a dramatic scene in their WIP?
🍀💚
Conveniently leaves out the anti-English lyrics
Because the Irish and English collectively agreed that there was nothing the English could've done to save them from that, they did all they could. So those lyrics have been officially omitted from any recent covers and from the official song as a symbol that no hard feelings remain
@@Under_Your_Bed_ nothing they could have done? Are you taking the piss?