When I think of Canada’s greatest songs, in my opinion, this should be in the top 5. I had the privilege to see her at a small hall in the U of A in campus Edmonton almost 20 years ago. When she performed this song, I was blown away.
I have a couple of Sarah's cd's; "You Were Here" and "All of Our Names". Had the great pleasure of seeing Sarah perform live in Edmonton many years ago. She is such an amazing and talented musician, songwriter, and singer. I don't what it is about Canada, but we truly have some of the most talented female artists here in our great country, and this old Grams has been so blessed to see many of them perform through the years. Sarah truly is a Canadian gem....would love to see her perform again.
Bought YOU WERE HERE when it came out in 2000. It's still one of my favorite albums. Good to see the CBC is in her corner. She deserves nothing less, because you never hear her music below the 49th parallel.
Happy to see her still doing her thing. In college I used to put this song on repeat all night while I studied. Helped to keep me at peace but also knowing there's an intensity coming. Seemed to work at keeping me going and the same is still true.
We’ve sang this song to our daughter every night at bedtime since she was an infant. She’s almost 6 now and the tradition continues. We just watched this together and she was mesmerized. Sarah’s music has been the soundtrack to a large portion of my life. Forever grateful
The most gorgeous summer song ever created. Brings tears to my eyes with its beauty. I could tell the musicians were so happy to be playing it. Thank you, Sarah Harmer!
Thank you for expressing that so perfectly: their sheer joy is beautiful to see. I can count on only one hand the number of songs that affect my emotions as profoundly as this one.
Wow amazing song! we never heard of her before until now. She is amazing and extra points for being Canadian like me and my band. There is something with Canadians and the word "Lodestar"
So...for this song, my gold standard has always been the version on the This Great Black Night EP. But this...this. It brought tears to my eyes. I'm speechless!
When I think of Canada’s greatest songs, in my opinion, this should be in the top 5. I had the privilege to see her at a small hall in the U of A in campus Edmonton almost 20 years ago. When she performed this song, I was blown away.
Her music and that voice is timeless. Sarah was and remains one of my generation’s most brilliant and talented songbirds.
I just love this song so much, wish it had the exposure it deserves.
I have seen her twice in concert. She and her musicians are excellent.
I have a couple of Sarah's cd's; "You Were Here" and "All of Our Names". Had the great pleasure of seeing Sarah perform live in Edmonton many years ago. She is such an amazing and talented musician, songwriter, and singer. I don't what it is about Canada, but we truly have some of the most talented female artists here in our great country, and this old Grams has been so blessed to see many of them perform through the years. Sarah truly is a Canadian gem....would love to see her perform again.
Bought YOU WERE HERE when it came out in 2000. It's still one of my favorite albums. Good to see the CBC is in her corner. She deserves nothing less, because you never hear her music below the 49th parallel.
Whatever. I discovered this song in Tucson, where I live.
I absolutely love Sarah Harmer. She is a national treasure.
Indeed she is!
Happy to see her still doing her thing. In college I used to put this song on repeat all night while I studied. Helped to keep me at peace but also knowing there's an intensity coming. Seemed to work at keeping me going and the same is still true.
Would not have called this as a study track - what an eye-opener. Cheers!
We’ve sang this song to our daughter every night at bedtime since she was an infant. She’s almost 6 now and the tradition continues. We just watched this together and she was mesmerized. Sarah’s music has been the soundtrack to a large portion of my life. Forever grateful
This might be the best way I've heard Sarah's music described to me so far
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The most gorgeous summer song ever created. Brings tears to my eyes with its beauty. I could tell the musicians were so happy to be playing it. Thank you, Sarah Harmer!
Thank you for expressing that so perfectly: their sheer joy is beautiful to see.
I can count on only one hand the number of songs that affect my emotions as profoundly as this one.
Love love love her
Amazing song. I love it. Sarah Harmer is definately on my post covid must see short list.
Canadian Excellence In A Band Package. A+++
My gawd this is a beautiful song!
I love this song
This is the song I sing to my newborn while rocking her to sleep. My favourite.
Exquisite poetry put wrapped into really inviting music
This song makes my skin tingle every time I hear it.
So, so natural smooth, ions of time in her soul.
Such a beautiful song, with great lyrics and rocking melody, and this is a gorgeous version.
Thank you so very much, Sarah
I love this song. It so captures what the north feels...Sarah is a great artist.
Wow amazing song! we never heard of her before until now. She is amazing and extra points for being Canadian like me and my band. There is something with Canadians and the word "Lodestar"
So...for this song, my gold standard has always been the version on the This Great Black Night EP.
But this...this. It brought tears to my eyes. I'm speechless!
My going up north spiritual ❤️❤️
God what a great song.
Always one of my favourites and as good as it's ever been.
I adore this! Still one of my favourite songs of all time. Thank you Sarah Harmer and ensemble for this gift 🎶
I love this song so much, very calming.
I agree she is a treasure. Great artist!
excellent songwriting, excellent singing , love her music
I have seen her twice in concert. Wonderful.
thank you so much for capturing with such good quality. What an incredible song. Sarah maybe sounds even better than when it was first released.
OMG!
Sarah, please come to Vancouver.
This song is like making sweet love
Something about this old woman singing filled me with deep sadness
Something about you calling Sarah Harmer old filed me with deep sadness
I love this song.