Everytime i hear this song i just have to stop and just listen, what a voice, we have been robbed too early of one of the best female voices of my time.
She was just fantastic. RIP Dolores 🙏🏻 you should check out Lilly MacPhee, she sounds very much like Dolores and does a great cover of this song + her own songs are great.
@@Dreyno you're right - I emigrated in the 80s to escape the shite - but holidays back home in the 90s, with the tiger up and running - that was pure craic - then 2008, and back to the shite
How she says "my mother would hold me", and "My father liked me". She got comfort and support from her mother, and she didnt get that from her dad which is often the case, but she knew that he liked her. He didnt hold her and comfort her, but maybe he laughed with her and told her jokes and always smiled when they talked and thats how she remembers him, as a man who she can honestly say liked her. Its really sweet.
Dolores's father had an accident and was paralyzed a few months after Dolores was born. Despite that, he was apparently a loving father, because she always declared her love for him. She dedicated several songs to him, such as "Why?", composed after the death of her father in 2012 and where she expresses everything she missed him ... ...
@@battybatshytcrazy4365 Respectfully it wasn't, her father was disabled and I very much doubt if he could have done very much, even if he had wanted to. As far as I know there was never even a rumour about problems with her father but as an adult she spoke about being abused by a neighbour during her childhood.
Another thing, this band, how did they make such simple 4 chord progressions sound so good? (D, Bm, F#m, G for those interested). And only Dolores could make a song about feeling homesick while on tour so affecting.
@@andrewboland1062 Played with a capo on the second fret those are indeed the chord shapes played. So you have it correct too except for the G which is a E minor.
Wonderful reaction. Greetings from Ireland. Bless Dolores. Talent. Such talent. Thank you for your heartfelt reaction. Everyone can resonate on a level. R.I.P. Dolores. Thank you man
I really enjoy your video. You’re very insightful. Some people listen to music and they don’t seem to pay attention to the meaning and emotion within a song.
I am nothing compared to You, in terms of the struggles You have seen. And so can most anyone on this planet tell their story. But to be able to tell ones story, background and emotions through song, with such nerve and unbelieve talented vocal range - It is simply unique. It is my hope that God in his wisdom, will remember those who contributed in an extraordinary way, with such unique talent like Doloris, that we in his wisdom will not be depraved of such a talent in the promised land to come. Until then - We miss you Doloris!
ALX your reaction was on point. I loved this song too. This is the time to hold family, friends, everyone close. Who wrote this song? How did Delores meet her end?
Dolores was recovering from a psychotic break when she finally got diagnosed with Bi Polar disorder. She was doing well with the correct medication but still had a ways to go it seems. She got very drunk one night and drowned in her bath. Although, by the evidence released to the public from that night, she was having a blast at the time. I hope so.
I always thought the words were "where's when I was young and we didn't give a damn" That's how we talk it's like saying but when I was young we didn't give a damn it's Irish slang.
It is. It is: Unhappiness: “Where’s when I was young and we didn’t give a damn?” It doesn’t make sense otherwise. UA-cam subtitles often make simple mistakes like this.
Another excellent Irish group is U2. Listen to "Where The Streets Have No Name" streets were named according to your religion. They wrote about wishing it didn't matter.
I always wondered about this song bc it seems like it could have different meanings. Like: "my father...he liked me...oh he liked me...does anyone care..." Like that could mean something good or maybe something sinister? This song is a tribute to her family and the sadness in it is a kind of nostalgia. Or maybe it expresses a sorrow about love lost with family.
Yo también estoy mal estoy solo no se que hacer lo peor es que no tengo ganas de hacer nada te lo digo porque es verdad estoy vacío aparte siento que nadie le importa lo que me pase también me quiere mí vieja que se preocupa cada ves que ve que estoy mal mí viejo mis amigos pero no me alcanza eso no me alcanza que ese vacio que te hablo es en otro lugar donde no llegan las palabras de los padres ni de los amigos es solo el lugar donde llega el abrasó la piel no la tengo ese sentimiento que solo se dan de ados algo hasi de ser hermanos y no serlo desearse abrazarse y cuando pensé que todo eso que lo tenía me di cuenta que no me di cuenta que es una historia que me arme yo es un delirio mío de que no había nada de eso que no existe la única realidad es que estoy solo completamente solo.
Unhappiness, Where’s when I was young and we didn’t give a damn. She’s comparing life as an adult to a childhood, (where’s means where as dunno why it says was not where’s)
The lyrics are wrong, it's "Unhappiness, where's when I was young..." She's singing from a place of sadness, remembering the better times of her youth. Never trust lyric videos.
No, it was a neighbor who was a friend of the family. Dolores's father was disabled a few months after she was born ... Even Dolores herself declared in an interview that she saw her abuser again during her father's funeral, and that devastated her ...
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'unhappiness, where's [whereas] when I was young, we didn't give a damn ...'
Everytime i hear this song i just have to stop and just listen, what a voice, we have been robbed too early of one of the best female voices of my time.
Dolores is a soul so special, I am so happy that you enjoying her ;,). She is my inspiration when I am in problems.
Carlos Montero She is Amazing and always surprises me with her voice, message and lyrics.
She was just fantastic. RIP Dolores 🙏🏻 you should check out Lilly MacPhee, she sounds very much like Dolores and does a great cover of this song + her own songs are great.
One of Ireland’s iconic Bands, loved them! RIP Dolores 💐❤️🙏
I remember back in the early 90's how rough Ireland was. As you can see in the video. Oh my how times have changed 🇮🇪☘️
Ah, it wasn’t that bad. The 80s were shite though.
northern ireand was a warzone maybe thats why the clips of belfast look like a shithole
AT least there was Father Ted
@@Dreyno you're right - I emigrated in the 80s to escape the shite - but holidays back home in the 90s, with the tiger up and running - that was pure craic - then 2008, and back to the shite
@@leesusphinx7857 Yeah, it was awful up the North
Hey man, I love how smart and inquisitive you are. Your channel deserves to grow!
Shammy Cat thank you so much! I will keep going so I can make that happen you heard it first
I second that 👌
this song makes me cry every time! ♥
This song always makes me cry
Me too
How beautiful she is 🍀
You have a good heart and great taste my friend.
Thank you so much I really appreciate that I’m glad I can connect with you
Every time I hear this song it raises a tear or two or three. OK, it sends me looking for tissues.
How she says "my mother would hold me", and "My father liked me". She got comfort and support from her mother, and she didnt get that from her dad which is often the case, but she knew that he liked her. He didnt hold her and comfort her, but maybe he laughed with her and told her jokes and always smiled when they talked and thats how she remembers him, as a man who she can honestly say liked her. Its really sweet.
Dolores's father had an accident and was paralyzed a few months after Dolores was born. Despite that, he was apparently a loving father, because she always declared her love for him. She dedicated several songs to him, such as "Why?", composed after the death of her father in 2012 and where she expresses everything she missed him ... ...
It was about incest 💔 such a complex family relationship ✌️💜
@@battybatshytcrazy4365 No it wasn't 🤣
@@mikekelly5869 respectfully it was, her father did things to her when she was a child. ✌️🧡
@@battybatshytcrazy4365 Respectfully it wasn't, her father was disabled and I very much doubt if he could have done very much, even if he had wanted to. As far as I know there was never even a rumour about problems with her father but as an adult she spoke about being abused by a neighbour during her childhood.
this song always brings me to tears
Beautiful honest reaction man. Enjoyed it as much as the song! Keep it up :)
Tellement d'émotions dans cette chanson
25 ans que je l'écoute et toujours les larmes aux yeux
Dolores nous manque tellement 😥😥
De même, impossible de réécouter cette chanson sans avoir la larme à l'oeil...
Another thing, this band, how did they make such simple 4 chord progressions sound so good? (D, Bm, F#m, G for those interested). And only Dolores could make a song about feeling homesick while on tour so affecting.
So simple yet so full of meaning.
I always thought the chords were C, Am, G, F must give these ones a try thanks!
@@andrewboland1062 Played with a capo on the second fret those are indeed the chord shapes played. So you have it correct too except for the G which is a E minor.
Wonderful reaction. Greetings from Ireland. Bless Dolores. Talent. Such talent. Thank you for your heartfelt reaction. Everyone can resonate on a level. R.I.P. Dolores. Thank you man
Very touching song and very beautiful reaction...
I really enjoy your video. You’re very insightful. Some people listen to music and they don’t seem to pay attention to the meaning and emotion within a song.
The Cranberries were around when I was in Jr high and you nailed exactly what this was about. New subbie. Rip Dolores O’Riordan
Thank you for the sub and I’m glad I didn’t get it wrong 😂
Delores O'Riordan was a unique gem of a singer/songwriter, and every Cranberry song is a pleasure to hear!
I love dolores
The cranberries is the BEST 💕
I am nothing compared to You, in terms of the struggles You have seen. And so can most anyone on this planet tell their story. But to be able to tell ones story, background and emotions through song, with such nerve and unbelieve talented vocal range - It is simply unique. It is my hope that God in his wisdom, will remember those who contributed in an extraordinary way, with such unique talent like Doloris, that we in his wisdom will not be depraved of such a talent in the promised land to come. Until then - We miss you Doloris!
You understood it right the first time
Dreams is another awesome song. Also recommend Miss You When You Are Gone highly--Pure vocal virtuosity by Dolores
Also, true happiness is found through service to others. As a kid, you're self centered. you really find meaning when you have others to care for
ALX your reaction was on point. I loved this song too. This is the time to hold family, friends, everyone close. Who wrote this song? How did Delores meet her end?
Dolores writed all songs, some song was writed with Noel Hogan but 90% of lyrics were writed totally by Dolores.
Sorry for my english.
Dolores was recovering from a psychotic break when she finally got diagnosed with Bi Polar disorder. She was doing well with the correct medication but still had a ways to go it seems. She got very drunk one night and drowned in her bath. Although, by the evidence released to the public from that night, she was having a blast at the time. I hope so.
Classic!
And we should all feel this to each other
These are great man! Can you do a full reaction to Radioheads album OK Computer...you're in for a treat..Peace from Ireland
I always thought the words were "where's when I was young and we didn't give a damn" That's how we talk it's like saying but when I was young we didn't give a damn it's Irish slang.
It is.
It is: Unhappiness: “Where’s when I was young and we didn’t give a damn?”
It doesn’t make sense otherwise. UA-cam subtitles often make simple mistakes like this.
Another excellent Irish group is U2. Listen to "Where The Streets Have No Name" streets were named according to your religion. They wrote about wishing it didn't matter.
The Cranberries are better than U2
It is about family but also all around everything surround you your buddie(hommie) who do you live in the neithberhood
You Beautiful man 🥰
I always wondered about this song bc it seems like it could have different meanings. Like: "my father...he liked me...oh he liked me...does anyone care..." Like that could mean something good or maybe something sinister? This song is a tribute to her family and the sadness in it is a kind of nostalgia. Or maybe it expresses a sorrow about love lost with family.
I'm fairly sure "he liked me" refers to his encouragement of her early musical efforts. Dolores had a close relationship with her father.
Subscribing just based on the fact that you would react to this type of song in the first place.
rip xxxxx
Kind of makes you want to go to Ireland doesn't it?
there are down trodden
and poor people in every country,,,there is no race divide
React to Dolores O’Riordan - Black Widow
Can you check out Cranberries song...WAR CHILD...its short but powerful
Yo también estoy mal estoy solo no se que hacer lo peor es que no tengo ganas de hacer nada te lo digo porque es verdad estoy vacío aparte siento que nadie le importa lo que me pase también me quiere mí vieja que se preocupa cada ves que ve que estoy mal mí viejo mis amigos pero no me alcanza eso no me alcanza que ese vacio que te hablo es en otro lugar donde no llegan las palabras de los padres ni de los amigos es solo el lugar donde llega el abrasó la piel no la tengo ese sentimiento que solo se dan de ados algo hasi de ser hermanos y no serlo desearse abrazarse y cuando pensé que todo eso que lo tenía me di cuenta que no me di cuenta que es una historia que me arme yo es un delirio mío de que no había nada de eso que no existe la única realidad es que estoy solo completamente solo.
You're killing me brother, where's 'Linger' biggest hit.
Unhappiness, Where’s when I was young and we didn’t give a damn. She’s comparing life as an adult to a childhood, (where’s means where as dunno why it says was not where’s)
The lyrics are wrong, it's "Unhappiness, where's when I was young..." She's singing from a place of sadness, remembering the better times of her youth. Never trust lyric videos.
They don't make music videos like they used to.
So you don't get the abuse of a child part?Is that just me? My mother held me, my father liked me he liked me...
I just don't think it's meant that way...could be wrong
She was abused by her father, lyrics my father he liked me o he liked me does anyone care, real shit look it up
Not. Was a neighbour.
No, it was a neighbor who was a friend of the family. Dolores's father was disabled a few months after she was born ... Even Dolores herself declared in an interview that she saw her abuser again during her father's funeral, and that devastated her ...
Dolores was molested. When she says he like me does anyone care, it might not mean the same thing that you believe it does