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Views : 1,776,446
Genre: Music
Date of upload: Oct 24, 2019 ^^
Rating : 4.943 (339/23,529 LTDR)
98.58% of the users lieked the video!!
1.42% of the users dislieked the video!!
User score: 97.87- Overwhelmingly Positive
RYD date created : 2022-04-01T13:53:51.61215Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I feel like there’s this feeling you get that you only experience when you listen to certain songs.
Your heart starts trembling ever so slightly, you feel tears welling up behind your eyes, your breathing gets just a little slower, and your emotions are so twisted. You’re a combination of inspired, depressed, hopeful, solemn, and calm.
This song does it.
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this song has done more to help me process the loss of my daughter than any traditional therapy has. it so perfectly reflects my grief. “sometimes you got to just” said almost like a whisper and incomplete — because it’s up to us to live what that is. sometimes i got to just let the grief consume me, sometimes i got to just put one foot in front of the other, sometimes i got to just live and hope and rise again.
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I migrated to Canada few months back. Prior to that I had my best days in my home country Sri Lanka with my best friends. I met them in my university and we were together for more than 10 years now. We would go out every week, drink and laugh. Had so much fun. I know I would never find such kind of friends in my life and I miss them so so so much and words cant express the loneliness Im feeling. Every time I hear this song, I remember the great times I had back in Sri Lanka with my friends. It’s like a timeline of events that comes into my mind. Its so sad 💔
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Always reminds me of huricaines in Puerto Rico. Such a disaster here...yet people are calmed and have faith, although holding on to their TV's...this songs transmists that feeling when the heavy winds and rain don't stop for several and I mean several hours...and the outside it's floded, rivers out of control and rooftops on the ground...yet, you try to find peace, and this is it.
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"The windows turned to fishbowls
The city to seas
The cars were drowning underneath your feet
The children were swimming from the top of the trees
Crowds of umbrellas were staring in mis-belief
Well Mary kept sewing
Holding on to her TV
Even if the water was rising past her knees
Now here comes the river
Coming on strong
And you can't keep your head above these troubled waters
Here comes the river
Over the flames
Sometimes you got to burn to keep the storm away
Sometimes
Sometimes you got to just
Nobody told you it was going to be this hard
Something's been building behind your eyes
You lost what you hold onto
You're losing control
There ain't any words in this world
That's gonna cure this pain…"
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This has to be one of the most beautiful songs ever written.
I was so lucky to see and hear Patrick Watson two nights in a row last December; and both nights, standing in front of the stage listening, I was in tears during this piece, which cuts right to the heart. Anyone who has ever experienced intense sadness, for whatever reason, at some point during their life, will be affected by the tremendous emotion of this song...
I have been enthralled by each and every piece of Patrick Watson’s since he started out. There is truly no other musician remotely like him on earth. This song, along with others on this latest compilation...well, it’s some of the most beautiful and mesmerizing music ever written. May we have the joy of listening to Patrick Watson for decades and decades to come, please!
For those who love Montreal, like I do, the video, too, is exquisite! Montreal is beautiful, and the little dance Patrick Watson does towards the end of the video, well what can I say? It makes me smile (through my damp eyes). : )
Patrick Watson, thank you so, so, so much for making our lives better, every single day, through your music. I hope you realize how important you are, to so many people, and how your writing and singing have even changed our lives. This is heartfelt.
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@patrickwatsonofficial
2 years ago
Thank you for the love everybody
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