Ouço todos os dias as músicas dela. Nos deixou cedo minha Rainha da Irlanda Sinéad O'Connor é a única e melhor voz de todos os tempos. A saudade é imensa mas agora está livre desse mundo cruel e nos braços do filho. Te amarei e ouvirei sempre. Esteja em paz Sinéad. 🙏🕊👩👦🎶
I always liked her music and for being fearless. I never knew her to be in any way political. Then a white female friend of mine told me about this song. I had completely missed the song on her iconic album. It left me speechless to say the least. I can’t think of any other Caucasian artist that was releasing such powerful & political music at that time. Mad respect for her to this day. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👊🏾🤙🏾😎🙌🏾🎶🎵
Not in the mainstream although Kate Bush did some political stuff and a lot of females on the Crass label. I'd say Sinead was the most mainstream of female punk / protest singers. She kinda helped pave the way for a lot of the female grunge bands riot grrlls for sure
Quelle douce voix, la plus belle voix au monde, la plus belle âme. Tu manques terriblement à ce monde qui ne te mérite pas. Sinéad je t'aime infiniment ❤❤😢❤
I dig this unplugged and un-string version. This one is going to replace the 90's studio version in my playlist . Sorry 90's version but your your time has come to rest in peace in the music graveyard and this new version takes your place to resurrect this song to a new birth like a new season of early spring to a dying winter.
I watched a documentary which she made a few weeks ago, being a massive part of my life i was so happy to come across this, sineàd had a massive impact on my very early teens. I was absolutely devastated when the end credits came up with birth and then date which was a few days earlier, i rarely watch tv and dont read newspapers, but i was informed of her death in a random way and if i had not seen that documentary i wouldn't have known of ther passing, which in reality doesnt make a difference to me, its a shame her death reminded the world how revolutionary and unique this artist was, ans shame on those who blacklisted her due to her forward thinking of the political hotbed what was early 80s and 90s, , fu k the government, and fuck all you who use empty disingenuous words of rip
You nailed it about the tedious, worthless, truly untouchable, but actually hardened of heart who try to display their FAKE CARING when someone passes with that r.i.p. bs.... May you Cry out to THE LIVING ALMIGHTY JESUS and find ETERNITY. HE was the ONE Sinead was quoting with "If they hated ME, they will hate you"
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She done told you... 21 years after it was written.... Basically 21 years since its release... Which was '90 So this is very close to late 2010 to early 2011
You can hear it in her voice over the years how it's changed. In 1990 she performed it live. Lots of hard living booze and cigarettes. I remember playing this song on the jukebox in the Irish Village in Boston. We used to cover it when we played out. She was around 20 when she wrote it . Her pain is now over. RIP Sinead. You're now with your son forever. 1990 performance: ua-cam.com/video/n14lwdpYkAA/v-deo.html
This I actually an ignorant response about booze and cigarettes when you really haven’t listened to the original track and understood how it was engineered. Her natural voice was actually quite raspy.
@@JayandSarah You're a child, clearly. I was around when she cut that originally and I was around afterwards I've been a musician for the past 40 years and you're a dummy on UA-cam.. You can take that to the bank.. What clubs have you played in? What songs have you written? That's right, nothing. Keyboard idiot.
@@BeatPoet67 I was talking about her voice in general when she's talking and when she's singing. She hit it hard and lit the candle at both ends. Not saying there's anything wrong with that, just calling it for what it is. Then you've got people that have never experienced any of it that are giving you shit about recognizing the obvious.. People need to take a breather from their mom's basement every once in a while and come outside.
Why do the real ones, the fiercely human ones, leave us with the Trumps of the world. Loved her. Heartbroken.
I love my boy, and that’s why I’m leaving 😭
Her boy was alive when she sang this song but today when we heard those words, it sounds so so so sadly😢
I can't stop listening to Sinead since she passed. 💚💚💚 everyword hits to the core.
Beautiful. Her passing still comes back to me as frequently as every few days.
England is STILL a deeply racist place. She was something else. Still mourning the loss
I miss you, Sinead 💔
Always my favorite Sinead song. So perfectly constructed, and sung with so much soul and sadness.
Same. This one and Mandinka. She wrote Mandinka about "Roots" She was SO fucking great and ALWAYS anti-racist. She was decades ahead of her time.
Ouço todos os dias as músicas dela. Nos deixou cedo minha Rainha da Irlanda Sinéad O'Connor é a única e melhor voz de todos os tempos. A saudade é imensa mas agora está livre desse mundo cruel e nos braços do filho. Te amarei e ouvirei sempre. Esteja em paz Sinéad. 🙏🕊👩👦🎶
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I always liked her music and for being fearless. I never knew her to be in any way political.
Then a white female friend of mine told me about this song. I had completely missed the song on her iconic album.
It left me speechless to say the least. I can’t think of any other Caucasian artist that was releasing such powerful & political music at that time. Mad respect for her to this day.
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👊🏾🤙🏾😎🙌🏾🎶🎵
Not in the mainstream although Kate Bush did some political stuff and a lot of females on the Crass label. I'd say Sinead was the most mainstream of female punk / protest singers. She kinda helped pave the way for a lot of the female grunge bands riot grrlls for sure
Most underrated song and most beautiful 😢❤
I love her voice
This song made me cry the first time I heard it, and it still does today.
One of my favorites 😢rest in peace Sinead 🙏
I haven't heard this in so long and was just thinking about it so I got on UA-cam and found this. Wonderful performance!
I love every song she ever sang but this is my favourite 😢
This is the most gentle and soft treatment I’ve seen of this song. Thank you for sharing!
Has been in my mind since she passed.. So pure
My favourite of all her songs. RIP.
Quelle douce voix, la plus belle voix au monde, la plus belle âme.
Tu manques terriblement à ce monde qui ne te mérite pas.
Sinéad je t'aime infiniment ❤❤😢❤
Terrific and Beautiful! One of my favorites Sinead's songs
I love it 🥰
It's heart breaking it was still relevant when she performed it here, and it's relevant now. I hope someday it's not. For any country.
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God bless you Sinèad, you "love you boy and that's why you leaving" 💔
What a great song. Very powerful lyrics. Haven't heard it for a while
I love you beautiful ❤ May your soul rest in eternal peace 🙏🏻 Your light is still shining bright 🙌🏻
Her 1st album is brilliant 2nd is brilliant she recorded 10 albums
Awesome Sinead the show was Great,.! your sounding Magical Love, Jack & Laurie,.God Bless Sinead,.Thank you,.!
I miss her.
Such a Beautiful Beautiful song
Magic. Sad magic yet magic.
Id loved to hear tracy chspman cover this song
I dig this unplugged and un-string version. This one is going to replace the 90's studio version in my playlist . Sorry 90's version but your your time has come to rest in peace in the music graveyard and this new version takes your place to resurrect this song to a new birth like a new season of early spring to a dying winter.
Lovely and Brilliant...
Rest in power Sinead
I watched a documentary which she made a few weeks ago, being a massive part of my life i was so happy to come across this, sineàd had a massive impact on my very early teens. I was absolutely devastated when the end credits came up with birth and then date which was a few days earlier, i rarely watch tv and dont read newspapers, but i was informed of her death in a random way and if i had not seen that documentary i wouldn't have known of ther passing, which in reality doesnt make a difference to me, its a shame her death reminded the world how revolutionary and unique this artist was, ans shame on those who blacklisted her due to her forward thinking of the political hotbed what was early 80s and 90s, , fu k the government, and fuck all you who use empty disingenuous words of rip
You nailed it about the tedious, worthless, truly untouchable, but actually hardened of heart who try to display their
FAKE CARING
when someone passes with that
r.i.p. bs....
May you
Cry out to THE LIVING ALMIGHTY JESUS and find ETERNITY.
HE was the ONE Sinead was quoting with
"If they hated ME, they will hate you"
It was made last year
@@djpaulsid I watched a documentary which was aired a few weeks, ago.
I love my boy and that’s why I’m leaving….
Love that always did
I'M NOT CRYING ( I Tell Fibs ) RIP
Rip ♥
EPIC!!!!
Her voice was pristine back then
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Rest in peace
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Always real & political
Only 770 views?shoot me now please.
its not even better after 10 years
@Cal who is broken F.U.B.A.R"Couldn't have said it better myself!
So, yea, 31 years ago y'all
What year is this please?
She done told you...
21 years after it was written....
Basically 21 years since its release...
Which was '90
So this is very close to late 2010 to early 2011
2010
is this story accurate? every other origin story states that it was a 21yo black man named Colin Roach, not two early adolescents.
I am also confused about this. I am supposed to write a paper on this song but I don't know which story to write about.
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Kriss Kristofferson store up for u
I love this song is so beautiful but sad I love my princess so much it means so much to me I love you Sinead O’Connor
You can hear it in her voice over the years how it's changed. In 1990 she performed it live. Lots of hard living booze and cigarettes. I remember playing this song on the jukebox in the Irish Village in Boston. We used to cover it when we played out. She was around 20 when she wrote it . Her pain is now over. RIP Sinead. You're now with your son forever. 1990 performance: ua-cam.com/video/n14lwdpYkAA/v-deo.html
This I actually an ignorant response about booze and cigarettes when you really haven’t listened to the original track and understood how it was engineered. Her natural voice was actually quite raspy.
This doesn't sound like a harsh, hard lived voice. It's beautifully delicate, almost whispered in places and completely in tune.
@@BeatPoet67 Agreed. The initial commenter on this thread has no idea what they are talking about.
@@JayandSarah You're a child, clearly. I was around when she cut that originally and I was around afterwards I've been a musician for the past 40 years and you're a dummy on UA-cam.. You can take that to the bank.. What clubs have you played in? What songs have you written? That's right, nothing. Keyboard idiot.
@@BeatPoet67 I was talking about her voice in general when she's talking and when she's singing. She hit it hard and lit the candle at both ends. Not saying there's anything wrong with that, just calling it for what it is. Then you've got people that have never experienced any of it that are giving you shit about recognizing the obvious.. People need to take a breather from their mom's basement every once in a while and come outside.
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