This song and this album literally saves my life. In 2002/3 I suffered from a Bipolar episode of psychosis and was hospitalised. When I came out I was in a state where I was heavily medicated and had Parkinson’s like symptoms. I couldn’t make a cup of tea and I couldn’t look after myself. I was getting to the point where I was seriously thinking about suicide…. I just needed my life to stop. When I got this album I used to put it in a cheap MP3 player and I would spend hours walking around Wollaton Park in Nottingham listening to the songs and trying to get myself into a better place. This song in particular…. But the whole album as well, did the one thing that I couldn’t get from anywhere else at the time. It gave me HOPE. Thank you so much to Kate and her band of extraordinary musicians. I have a folk playlist on iTunes that I listen to every day and I would say that 60% of the songs are by Kate Rusby. A true musician who saved my life. Forever grateful. Dave ❤❤❤❤
Playing this now because I said farewell to a helmsman I drank beer with for 30 odd years on many a Friday night this morning. Until we meet again in the halls of Valhalla,where the brave shall live forever. Mark Smith 1957-2022 My beard is soaking wet now pal; Kate Rusby is one of the best places to remember the the finest
She is. No one can match her sheer talent. She measures success in the laudable number of people who's life has been undeniably enriched through her superb gift.
@@ryancollins6822 This is a fact. Just look at someone like Richard Thompson, he is a rock God up there with David Gilmour, Jimmy Page and all the greats but you never hear about Richard Thompson. Richard can just live his life and go out in public and no one usually even knows who he is!
I was a little girl when my Granddad took me to see Kate Rusby for the first time in Edinburgh . Forever grateful for the memories created around her music💖
My grandma recently died of pancreatic cancer, she died on the first day of autumn, her favourite month. This song was played at her funeral, truly a beautiful song❤❤❤
One of the very few singers who makes me want to cry whenever I her them. She could sing happy birthday, and I would be in tears. Such a wonderful voice, interpretation of music, and overall gift!
Have only just 'discovered' Kate, her beautiful voice and this song. Have added it to my playlist for nights when I am out with my telescope looking in the direction of UP. Thank you, Kate.
Ms Busby, thank you. Many years ago sweet Emily said I think you will like this as she gave me your CD. It was one of the best gifts I have ever been given. Your songs and voice go deep. You are a favorite for all time. Its lovely to see you singing this. Big sigh.
I LOVE this song (and have for a long while)! Me and my pal Malc have seen Kate in concert for years (since “Hourglass”: 1997) but Malc left us recently - and I may not make the Christmas concert this year (we enjoyed ‘em): it’s a bit soon… Ooo: and I asked Kate to send him a signed CD, when he was unwell, and she did!
I have been a fan of Kate Rusby's music for decades now and wish someday she'd make a trip to the States. A beautiful song made even prettier by a beautiful voice.
Thank god for you and your medicinal musicallities kate and crew! From a lost in the deep southern reaches of brighton. Your gifts are aiding me with profoud greif
Got to hear VOCES8 sing their arrangement of this last night. Such a gorgeous song. This is my first time listening to the originalz Kate Rusby’s voice is truly unmatched. 💜
I bought your Life in a Paper Boat album two years ago and love it. It's one of my go-to albums in the car in particular. Imagine my surprise when I discovered one of my favourite Voces8 songs was actually your song...this song. Their cover is haunting and incredibly lovely, but as I watched this video of you singing, I saw something in your manner and face that made me cry and cry. Thank you for this gem. ❤
Songtell: Underneath the stars I'll meet you Underneath the stars I'll greet you And there beneath the stars I'll leave you Before you go of your own free will [Chorus] Go gently [Verse 2] Underneath the stars you met me Underneath the stars you left me I wonder if the stars regret me At least you'll go of your own free will [Chorus] Go gently [Verse 3] Here beneath the stars I'm landing I'm here beneath the stars not ending Why on earth am I pretending? I'm here again, the stars befriending They come and go of their own free will [Chorus] Go gently Go gently The song "Underneath the Stars" by Kate Rusby is a melancholic and reflective piece that explores themes of love, parting ways, and the transience of relationships. Through the repetition of the phrase "Underneath the stars," the lyrics evoke a sense of being in a vast and celestial setting, symbolizing a moment of connection and farewell. In the first verse, the singer expresses the intention to meet, greet, and eventually leave the other person underneath the stars. This suggests a bittersweet encounter, where both individuals are aware that their time together is limited. They acknowledge that each person must take their own path, even if it means leaving behind someone they care about. The chorus, with its simple directive to "go gently," can be interpreted as a plea for the other person to approach their departure or new phase in life with kindness and consideration. It emphasizes the importance of treating each other tenderly, despite the pain or sadness that may accompany their separation. The second verse uses similar imagery to convey a sense of loss and contemplation. The singer wonders if the stars themselves feel regret for the end of their connection and reflects on the possibility that the stars might have appreciated their presence if they had the opportunity to meet. This longing reflects a desire for a deeper understanding and connection, perhaps feeling overlooked or unappreciated by others. In the third verse, the singer questions their own motivations and actions, pondering why they continue to pretend or deceive themselves. They find solace and comfort in the stars, feeling a sense of companionship in their ever-changing presence. The phrase "They come and go of their own free will" emphasizes the transient nature of relationships and the lack of control we have over them. The final verse echoes the sentiments of the second verse, underscoring the experience of meeting and parting underneath the stars. The singer imagines that the stars would appreciate their presence if given the chance, further emphasizing the longing for connection and understanding. The repetition of the chorus at the end reinforces the plea for a gentle and compassionate departure. Overall, "Underneath the Stars" delves into the complex emotions and reflections that arise when love or connections come to an end. It explores the longing for understanding and the yearning for a deeper connection, ultimately reminding us of the transient nature of relationships and the importance of treating each other with kindness and tenderness, even in moments of goodbye.
Thank you for this song and recording!! I play it sooo often sometimes over and over, I sing along and I helps me release my feelings of a deep heartbreak. God bless you Kate Rusby and crew! 🤍 🤍 🤍
This song and this album literally saves my life. In 2002/3 I suffered from a Bipolar episode of psychosis and was hospitalised. When I came out I was in a state where I was heavily medicated and had Parkinson’s like symptoms. I couldn’t make a cup of tea and I couldn’t look after myself. I was getting to the point where I was seriously thinking about suicide…. I just needed my life to stop.
When I got this album I used to put it in a cheap MP3 player and I would spend hours walking around Wollaton Park in Nottingham listening to the songs and trying to get myself into a better place. This song in particular…. But the whole album as well, did the one thing that I couldn’t get from anywhere else at the time. It gave me HOPE.
Thank you so much to Kate and her band of extraordinary musicians. I have a folk playlist on iTunes that I listen to every day and I would say that 60% of the songs are by Kate Rusby. A true musician who saved my life.
Forever grateful.
Dave ❤❤❤❤
Glad your still here and able to listen to great songs like this .keep the faith Brother
Wishing you all the very best, Dave, now and going forward. Kate's music is beautiful.
Playing this now because I said farewell to a helmsman I drank beer with for 30 odd years on many a Friday night this morning.
Until we meet again in the halls of Valhalla,where the brave shall live forever. Mark Smith 1957-2022
My beard is soaking wet now pal;
Kate Rusby is one of the best places to remember the the finest
Think like you
Can anyone explain why Kate Rusby isn't an international superstar? Her voice is extraordinary.
Folk music isn't cool to the masses 🤷🏻♂️
@@ryancollins6822 how sad
She is. No one can match her sheer talent. She measures success in the laudable number of people who's life has been undeniably enriched through her superb gift.
@@ryancollins6822 This is a fact. Just look at someone like Richard Thompson, he is a rock God up there with David Gilmour, Jimmy Page and all the greats but you never hear about Richard Thompson. Richard can just live his life and go out in public and no one usually even knows who he is!
Because Cardi B is.
Listening to this beautiful song remembering my younger brother who died of cancer 12 months ago today. Go gently 🌹
Big hugs this was my gdads funeral song never Heard of it till the funeral ❤❤
Quite possibly one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard.
I was a little girl when my Granddad took me to see Kate Rusby for the first time in Edinburgh . Forever grateful for the memories created around her music💖
Gorgeous. Sounds like an angel crying into their beer.
My grandma recently died of pancreatic cancer, she died on the first day of autumn, her favourite month. This song was played at her funeral, truly a beautiful song❤❤❤
My gdads funeral too 2015 never heard of it before the funeral
Underneath the Stars has saved me from despair more than a few times. Thank you.
As a manly rough tough plumber, I crumble and melt when I hear this. The voice of an angel, truely.
One of the very few singers who makes me want to cry whenever I her them. She could sing happy birthday, and I would be in tears. Such a wonderful voice, interpretation of music, and overall gift!
Just discovered Kate Rusby. I am so moved by her music and voice.
me too! Late to the party but worth waiting for..
Have only just 'discovered' Kate, her beautiful voice and this song. Have added it to my playlist for nights when I am out with my telescope looking in the direction of UP. Thank you, Kate.
Her Christmas albums are beautiful too
Ms Busby, thank you.
Many years ago sweet Emily said I think you will like this as she gave me your CD.
It was one of the best gifts I have ever been given.
Your songs and voice go deep. You are a favorite for all time.
Its lovely to see you singing this.
Big sigh.
I LOVE this song (and have for a long while)!
Me and my pal Malc have seen Kate in concert for years (since “Hourglass”: 1997) but Malc left us recently - and I may not make the Christmas concert this year (we enjoyed ‘em): it’s a bit soon…
Ooo: and I asked Kate to send him a signed CD, when he was unwell, and she did!
Three minutes fourty-two of bliss - thank you, all of you xx
One of the prettiest songs ever recorded.
I think this has to be the most beautiful song of all time. Shivers every time I hear Kate’s voice, even more so with this tune. Stunning.
This is like a warm sonic hug... wow...
There seems to be something really special and magical about Kate’s music 👌🏻
I have been a fan of Kate Rusby's music for decades now and wish someday she'd make a trip to the States. A beautiful song made even prettier by a beautiful voice.
That is my wish too!
@@dominicfarinha9820 she's an english lass and the planet is dying
Agree!! Why no us tour?
She doesn't fly
One of my all time favourite songs. Love this!
One of my favs of hers. The soft, gentle sadness, sung with her distinctive South Yorkshire.
Wonderful lyrics, wonderful music sung like an angel. Beautiful.❣️
Why do so many of Kate's amazing songs make me cry?
If heaven has a voice Kate is that beautiful tone...
The song that turned me on to your music across the pond here in Cleveland. Absolutely beautiful. Thank you.
I could listen to you all day! Sometimes I do!
Simply stunning...🤗🤗🤗🤗
this is music magic. wonderful
Thank god for you and your medicinal musicallities kate and crew! From a lost in the deep southern reaches of brighton. Your gifts are aiding me with profoud greif
Happy birthday kate rusby!x
Probably my favourite Kate song. Lovely new version.
Got to hear VOCES8 sing their arrangement of this last night. Such a gorgeous song. This is my first time listening to the originalz Kate Rusby’s voice is truly unmatched. 💜
Just lovely, made my day a better place. 🙏❤️
We have just arrived in Barnsley for the "Underneath the Stars" festival - drove all the way from Hampshire.
Just read about Kate Rusby in The Dalesman. Brilliant! !!
My dad loves Kate Rugsby and got me onto her music. Thanks Pops and thank you Kate! ❤️😁
I bought your Life in a Paper Boat album two years ago and love it. It's one of my go-to albums in the car in particular. Imagine my surprise when I discovered one of my favourite Voces8 songs was actually your song...this song. Their cover is haunting and incredibly lovely, but as I watched this video of you singing, I saw something in your manner and face that made me cry and cry. Thank you for this gem. ❤
Songtell:
Underneath the stars I'll meet you
Underneath the stars I'll greet you
And there beneath the stars I'll leave you
Before you go of your own free will
[Chorus]
Go gently
[Verse 2]
Underneath the stars you met me
Underneath the stars you left me
I wonder if the stars regret me
At least you'll go of your own free will
[Chorus]
Go gently
[Verse 3]
Here beneath the stars I'm landing
I'm here beneath the stars not ending
Why on earth am I pretending?
I'm here again, the stars befriending
They come and go of their own free will
[Chorus]
Go gently
Go gently
The song "Underneath the Stars" by Kate Rusby is a melancholic and reflective piece that explores themes of love, parting ways, and the transience of relationships. Through the repetition of the phrase "Underneath the stars," the lyrics evoke a sense of being in a vast and celestial setting, symbolizing a moment of connection and farewell.
In the first verse, the singer expresses the intention to meet, greet, and eventually leave the other person underneath the stars. This suggests a bittersweet encounter, where both individuals are aware that their time together is limited. They acknowledge that each person must take their own path, even if it means leaving behind someone they care about.
The chorus, with its simple directive to "go gently," can be interpreted as a plea for the other person to approach their departure or new phase in life with kindness and consideration. It emphasizes the importance of treating each other tenderly, despite the pain or sadness that may accompany their separation.
The second verse uses similar imagery to convey a sense of loss and contemplation. The singer wonders if the stars themselves feel regret for the end of their connection and reflects on the possibility that the stars might have appreciated their presence if they had the opportunity to meet. This longing reflects a desire for a deeper understanding and connection, perhaps feeling overlooked or unappreciated by others.
In the third verse, the singer questions their own motivations and actions, pondering why they continue to pretend or deceive themselves. They find solace and comfort in the stars, feeling a sense of companionship in their ever-changing presence. The phrase "They come and go of their own free will" emphasizes the transient nature of relationships and the lack of control we have over them.
The final verse echoes the sentiments of the second verse, underscoring the experience of meeting and parting underneath the stars. The singer imagines that the stars would appreciate their presence if given the chance, further emphasizing the longing for connection and understanding. The repetition of the chorus at the end reinforces the plea for a gentle and compassionate departure.
Overall, "Underneath the Stars" delves into the complex emotions and reflections that arise when love or connections come to an end. It explores the longing for understanding and the yearning for a deeper connection, ultimately reminding us of the transient nature of relationships and the importance of treating each other with kindness and tenderness, even in moments of goodbye.
Thank you for this song and recording!! I play it sooo often sometimes over and over, I sing along and I helps me release my feelings of a deep heartbreak. God bless you Kate Rusby and crew!
🤍 🤍 🤍
that voice is superb.
Went to St George's Hall . Bradford. Wonderful and so down to earth!
I didn't even know John Aldridge played the guitar. Lovely song, man.
Quite captivating. Thanks
We have just come back from seeing Late perform at the Sidmouth folk festival she was brilliant thank you😀😀😀😀
Love this song... you do it so beautifully. Thank you... 🎶🎶🎶❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶
Beautiful.
Just beautiful dear Kate …. ❤️🙏X
Simply tremendous !! 😎💛💚
Gorgeous! I know where the star is, behind the microphone!
Kate. You are a very beautiful woman in every sense
I’d like so hear Kate sing this with Voces8 providing the backing.
Breathtaking 🤩😍🤩
Truly beautiful
Will be the leaving song at my funeral.
Makes me sad, in a happy way!😢
beautiful ❤
...pain we've all felt...
✨💜✨
Amazing
Voces8 does a very nice cover of this song.
Would Love to hear a duet or a füll Album🥰with Joshua Radin and Kate.....i think it would Sound great
My granddad's funeral song ❤❤😢
😍🥰❤💖
It is a mystery like Iris DeMent
Does anyone know the backstory and true meaning of this song?
Yes that's what I find baffling why she hasn't got international status
As good as Sandy Denny. Not something I would say lightly.
Exceptional talent. Shame it is her only hit.
folk music isnt judged by hits :)
the only singer thats ever made me cry