Sarah Hester - Savage Daughter (Lyrics)
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Lyrics video of the cover song Savage Daughter by Sarah Hester
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😂😂😂😂 me too 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I cut my hair. I lowered my voice. I have lost my self. But i made a decision, to regain that which i have lost. It's still in me. This i know.
You go girl !!! And you will succeed !
Yes it is. 🌺❤
those who called you savage and dragged you to submission will writhe with respect as you emerge stronger than you once were and show them your complacency did not mean you were gone
but lying in wait
and hellfury waits on your beckon to return the favors they once laughed and did to you
I hope u have found your voice again and that u stand not afraid in all your strenght and grace. Don't ever let anyway take your wild soul away 🐺
I feel that.
This song has become a symbol of resistance for the Native community, specifically the chorus. "I will not cut my hair, I will not lower my voice"
Your voice is beautiful and perfect for this song!
Wasn’t this song about from Ireland?
@@camilavalencia1088 I think it doesn't matter that it's from/about Ireland, if some Natives find this to fit them and their resistance I think it's absolutely amazing. Kinda like how you don't need to be Christian to enjoy Christian music or to be a metalhead to enjoy metal :)
Martta yesssss I don’t think it matters either I was just asking where it originated from and I absolutely love this song even if I’m Mexican/American I still enjoy this song
@@camilavalencia1088 Oh I'm sorry if my message came across as judging, I'm just glad that were all here enjoying the song :) hope you have a good day!
@@camilavalencia1088 Yes, but it relates to the native people of Ireland and how they were viewed by colonisers as being savage.
I seen loads of "irish" people who were actually American, complaining about Native American people using this song on tiktok. Irish people and Native American people literally are meant to support each other, we have helped each other many times. I'm irish, and I love that Native American people are using this song to bring awareness to the oppression and abuse towards Native American people.
girl me too!
Thank u finally someone who understands
Agreed, the Choctaw nation sent money and food during the potato famine...even after they'd been removed from their own lands. I don't know why everyone is so hateful these days wanting to cause division amongst ourselves...I'd prefer not join the mASSES
As a fellow Irish person, I support your message :)
My great grandmother was Cherokee. My great grandfather was Irish. I'm glad I get to be both.
I instantly think of Merida from Brave when hearing this song 🏴🏴🏴
Yess
Yes I was thinking that too!
OMG THAT IS SO TRUE
YES!!! 🏴🏴🏴
Yessss
I'm not my mother savage daughter but her savage son and this song gives me goosebumps when I listen to this song.
same im also my mother savage son
I am my mother's savage daughter but I would cut my hair and lower my voice because I'm also her savage son.
Honestly
@@lucensei lol
Technically, before you developed male characteristics you *were* daughters in the womb. 🥰 look up embryonic development.
this song: exists
wiccans, witches, and nature-lovers: Allow us to introduce ourselves
well it is a pagan irish folk song lol
@@selinabarrientos8529 It's actually not. The original writer wrote is off of her Norse heritage for women to connect and feel empowered by nature. :)
@@goblin_1-t4s oh well i didnt know that thanks for informing me and blessed be :)
lesbians: oh hi, we’re here too and we brought someone else you’d like to meet
*enter pirate women*
isn't this song about being native american...
My mother has passed but was a full-blooded Irish woman. Red-haired, hot-tempered and would scream like a banshee. I was the oldest daughter and the rebel of the pack. I am my mother's daughter only with blonde hair with a white streak down the side of my hair and the only child born with blue eyes. I'm an activist for Human Rights and this song fits me like a glove. Thanks for sharing this.
That's pretty badass! Also, just out of curiosity, is the streak bleached or is it randomly _that_ light that it appears white?
@@kiwifit620 It's natural. Don't see many blondes with that kind of streak or I don't anyway. I love my streak.
@@marilynwayte54 Yes, that's unique. You sound pretty
AY! Finally I find someone else who naturally has a white streak in their hair! Out of curiosity, is your white streak also on the right side of your head?
@@scp049hasbreachedcontianme9 No mine is on the left side.
I am not Native, but I see you
I am not Native, but I stand with you ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽
@bre xe i think you mean norse pagan or just norse
viking was actually just a profession
God bless
@bre xe dont have to be rude but ok
@bre xe it was written in 1990
@bre xe I am both native and Norse, thanks. It’s not a Viking age song or whatever. It’s a modern song. Chill.
Let’s face it. It doesn’t matter where you’re from or what gender you are, this song is beautiful and we all feel connected to it.
To all my fellow savage children out there!
I'm so tired of gender.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@taxat10n1sth3ft In a queer way or in a homophobic way
Agreed
I agree!
There is another set of lyrics which was forgotten in this cover!
"My mother's child curses too loud and too often,
My mother's child laughs too hard and too long,
And howls at the moon and sleeps in ditches,
And clumsily raises her voice in this song"
I can't find the original song! Can you link it here?
@@giogio4690 ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html
This is the original version by the artist that created it.
Nice 🙂
This is definitely me but no one will ever quite me down,I am the protector of my family.
@@mariacassan3452 Same here, can be exhausting, but worth it
This song makes me feel connected to every woman in my family (past and present) and each time I hear it I get goosebumps and tears in my eyes.
Me too!
So sorry
This is a viking song. Unfortunately Ms Ross claimed it as her own and sold it as such, without the permission of the real artist. Lots of legal actions being taken against her for this. It can speak to many peoples and cultures, but I just wish to see credit given where it is due. Here is the real artist performing it.
ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html
lo mismo sentí yo
Yes indeed this song is me and my daughter . And my beloved mother and father now past. I don't want to cry though , instead it warms my soul . 😀
Native American woman here. My hair is two feet long. I have cut it once in my whole life, to shoulder length. I felt incomplete, like I lost a vital part of my being. Its grown back now, and I feel free. Don't let people tell you what to do with your hair.
Wow, I'm going to let my hair grow as long as yours.
me singing that with short hair: 👁️👄👁️✌️
x2 😂 I shaved my head a week ago
😂😂😂
modo
Same 😅
Lmfao facts
to all the people getting angry about Natives or anyone else using this song as a symbol of their resistance - even though it's originally Norse-inspired, Wyndreth herself has said
_"It is an anthem of empowerment--not a song meant to serve a specific blood or people or skin. If you find strength and power and your own voice in it, this is your song and i hope you sing it with the strength and rage and beauty and power that is within you--whoever you are. Women are not ever Less Than."_
(just please please remember to credit the original writer and singer, I see too many covers of this song that don't even mention that it's a cover)
_this is Wyndreth's full comment on this __ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ShavaSue__ video_
Hi, folks! Just stopped by and want to thank every one of you for your support and your kind words.
1) As most of my writing in the SCA is based upon viking age cultures and the style of recreated oral traditions, I do a lot of that, yes.
@@anothing12 It spoke to my soul. Thank you for posting her words!
I agree!
I've literally seen more people getting angry at NON native Americans using it. Apparently on Instagram and tik tok a huge lot of people think this is a native American song and they very loudly go and harass all non-natives using it
@@EveTheRaviolo as an Irish/ Métis/ Ukrainian why can’t we all use the song as a symbol for how we will weather this storm together. It was written and sung by an Irish woman but I sent the link to my native Canadian family. We can use this and grow from it, we were BOTH slaves and outcasts, we can both use the lyrics and grow.❤
From a Catholic Woman to my Pagan and Wiccan sisters...we all have that “Savage Daughter” in us, no matter what you call a higher power or even believe in one. Love you all in spirit, don’t cut that hair!
yes!
Blessed be luv, thank you for being accepting❤
the song is a irish song about the genocides the irish Catholics faced
@@jt3592 no it isn't
@@axelxtreme3591 yes it is its about the brehan law anf the penal laws
My fellow Witches, Pagans, Wiccans, or other Heathens- let’s go dance in the forrest together
😁😁😁
Yikes
@@stanfatou2002 ?
Id love to dance in the forest with you
Yas please
This song moves my spirit to tears. Thank you for speaking our soul's truth!
Right?! This song is like a spiritual warrior chant for all women of the lands. This really moved me.
Me to. Every time
An instant classic 🥰🥰🥰
It does me as well....speaks deeply to my soul
This is a viking song. Unfortunately Ms Ross claimed it as her own and sold it as such, without the permission of the real artist. Lots of legal actions being taken against her for this. It can speak to many peoples and cultures, but I just wish to see credit given where it is due. Here is the real artist performing it.
ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html
I think females all over the world could feel a connection to this song, especially those of us who feel somewhat like outcasts. For me it’s spiritual not racial. It gives me chills honestly, but I was afraid to get into it because it’s Irish and I’m black, and people usually act like you’re trying to be something you’re not if you enjoy someone’s culture. But I said whatever and went with it. I posted it on social media because I loved the song that much
It's for all women who feel connected to this song, enjoy!❤️
Doesn't matter. If it speaks to you, sing it!
I'm from Luxembourg and I agree with you ❤ it is spiritual for me as well and I find it beautiful how everyone can feel connected and related to something from a different culture. I ignored it was a cultural song and I really enjoy the vibe it spreads 😍
Africans in Cameroon sing it.
I'm in love with this. I am dubbing this my daughter's theme song. She's a beautiful, brilliant, wild little blue eyed ginger of Irish heritage. She'll be 3 next week and she's the most amazing little human I've ever met! And I swear on my life I'll always encourage her to be bold, brave, and outspoken!
Same
That's so so cute! I'm a ginger too, and I hope she feels as empowered as I do when I listen to this song.
Same
being a ginger can be hard, through obviously not the worse. growing up a red head with blue eyes and freckles of plenty, it lead to a lot of confidence issues. make sure she knows her beauty, as she searched for people who look like her and find few.
i love the way i look now, but somedays the teasing and comments still get to me. let her know being a ginger is the best and if any screws with her, make satan jokes they'll go a runnin
@@audreyhamby1100 I wish I had red it it's so incredibly beautiful and rare. Just know many bullies are envious
This just reminds me of being a witch
@bre xe witchcraft yes, not necessarily only wicca. I'm a Chaos/Grey witch, and this resonates perfectly with my own practice and life
Me too😊
Well in my mom’s side we are witches and my father is 7th generation murderer, so imagine me lol I’m the only child between them, my mom left him but I still have his personality and his behavior, so imagine me, could be 8th generation murder and 15th generation witch 🤷🏻♀️
Very much so. It is an old and traditional song, I feel that it's roots must definitely come from there
K, Yamileth GV really? A different word couldn’t have been chosen, the title had to be murderer? Why??? Why did the person who decided on the titles chose THAT wors
As a slavic pagan, I feel powerful while listening to this song. SLAVA!
Slava, my slavic sister! ✋
Yes I agree to as a queer Slavic pagan!
Sláva Rodu!
I am Slavic and Irish ❤
slava to slavic cultures
I am ojibway Native American and Irish and this song hits home too hard
Kchi miigwetch
I'm Ojibwe member from Michigan with Celtic druid. Ayee Niijii
This is a viking song. Unfortunately Ms Ross claimed it as her own and sold it as such, without the permission of the real artist. Lots of legal actions being taken against her for this. It can speak to many peoples and cultures, but I just wish to see credit given where it is due. Here is the real artist performing it.
ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html
Already knew that @@SeriouslySeriousGrim
@@sagchipkwe31 I’m sorry, just looking to inform
I'm Umatilla and Irish and love this song
This is my middle daughter all over. She’s only 3 but she’s such an old soul and can tell she’s just going to be the most free spirited individual. It’s going to be fun watching her grow.
I love that Irish and Native American women can join together with this beautiful song
I just searched for this song as someone used it as a soundtrack on their Tik Tok video. I immediately thought of Ireland where my father was from and now I’m reading it’s Irish or Native American inspired… reminds me of my eldest daughter who is a tomboy and loves to be outside with messy hair!
And Norse which is the writer's roots, and anyone who has experienced oppression genocide etc according to her. ❤
this would be perfect for Toph (avatar:last airbender) or morgiana (magi)
for toph you'd just need to replace the cursing with hurling and it's a masterpiece lol
this song wouldve been perfect for brave or tangled
YES
Oy Blech nah she’d cuss at every sharp stone she steps on without a doubt
@@sylvie_on yeah they just had to make the show pg friendly. Same with Korra.
This resonates deep in my soul because of my Celtic and native heritage. I absolutely love it
I am native but was adopted by an Irish family
My. Sister. Love you 😘 l. Do. to
My mother passed away when I was very young and I grew up on a council estate with her running bare feet everywhere. I feel her fire after death telling me to be loud and fierce. Songs like this heal me and parent me in ways that no therapy or book ever could.
Me: a guy
Also me: I AM MY MOTHER'S SAVAGE DAUGHTER
(Edit: this definitely falls into the category of "I am the only one allowed to misgender myself for a good time" lmao)
This is a viking song. Unfortunately Ms Ross claimed it as her own and sold it as such, without the permission of the real artist. Lots of legal actions being taken against her for this. It can speak to many peoples and cultures, but I just wish to see credit given where it is due. Here is the real artist performing it.
ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html
Lol, same. I also really like wandering daughter by kimya dawson.
lool ditto
I’m bigender lol
Lmao 🤣
Soul shattering. All of my maternal ancestors are standing and applauding in awe. Thank you.
This song...is so powerful. Thanks to the people who made this
I wish this version used the whole song.
Where can I find the full song?
@@izzyt1626 I second this question
@@izzyt1626 on Spotify probably
wyndrethsavagedaughtershieldmaid.bandcamp.com/track/my-mothers-savage-daughter-studio-2
ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html
this song was make by an irish person for the native we are connected by spirt we thank you
This song is made by wyndreth berginsdottir (aka k.l.kahan) this is a Norse Viking-age song
Well Celts were called savages too... Was what the called all non-christians.
@Bee It kind of does matter. If it were a N.A. song by an N.A. singer, there would be a lot of talk of "stealing their songs" if others sang this.
@@LisaCupcake context matters
@@LisaCupcake Anyway, the song belongs to anyone who was once called savages by the English, so suck it up.
Whoever reads this, know that things will work out.. keep putting in the work and I swear it'll be okay, have trust and love throughout you and the universe.. you will ascend. I bless all of those who read this message. Please, go out into the world and spread love through and through. May the spirits and universe be with you always! Blessed be 🤍
My witch blood comes from my fathers side of the family (it runs really far back) my aunt is the one who guided me to my awakening. Unfortunately my mother thinks my father and my's dedication to our religion is a joke and I don't have a good relationship with her. For me personally this song means a connection to all my powerful women ancestors and how I'm continuing their work regardless of a judgmental mother. I find it beautiful how this song means to much to so many people in so many different ways.. truly an incredible work of art❤️
you and your fathers side of the family is not a joke, my witch blood comes from my mothers side of the family and my father, ell he could of a better look on it, but he still loves me, and does not think it is a joke, he knows that we are stronger than he could ever imagen.
Just chills and tears to my eyes. What a powerful song.
I'm reclaiming the savage child in me. This song is helping immeasurably. Thank you, from my savage child heart.
I adore this song and it profound meaning but one thing i do regret is cutting my hair . I had cut it to start over and let go of my past. So now every time I look in the mirror I cringe yearning for my long frizzy bushy hair that framed my face beautifully and touched my elbows.
It's okay, you must let go of the past to see a new beginning. And your hair will grow back, healthy and strong :)
@NA Thank you , I appreciate your kind words and best of luck with your new hair style soon.
Many cultures cut their hair after great loss.. it will grow again and you will thrive. Keep strong and give your offerings x
@@mt7048 Thank you ! And I shall continue to give offering . Have beautiful and wonderful day .
It’s okay to miss your hair. Your on your journey with your hair. One day it will be length it’s once was, and until then make it a good journey
Why does this bring me to tears 😭
Wiccans and natives are having a blast with this song!
Karen Kahan has been writing and performing original works including Viking-Age Norse-styled music and poetry as Wyndreth Berginsdottir, Savage Daughter, and A Shieldmaid, since the early 90s.
@Omar Torres Hi, folks! Just stopped by and want to thank every one of you for your support and your kind words.
1) As most of my writing in the SCA is based upon viking age cultures and the style of recreated oral traditions, I do a lot of that, yes.
Karen L. Unrein is or was a legal name - maiden, married? Idk but as ppl are bickering in threads here, that name too is a legit writer of the song. & Sarah does credit her in her official vid, in "more..." where song info is. Js to whoever may wonder.
And thanks for guiding people to the source. 😁❤🤙
When you feel powerless this song helps you realize the power you have within
true
My mom hated me because I embodied this song so I sing it proudly thank you
Me as a native and identifying to this song:
I AM MY MOTHER'S SAVAGE DAUGHTER-
I love & honor Wyndreth Berginsdottir for creating his song and applaud & appreciate Hester for serving its justice.
Nice to see another taken with no credits given, or with the permission, knowledge or compensation to the original artist, originally done by wyndreth in the 90s.
Depending on who you talk about this song there's a few meanings behind it, the original song was named my mother's savage daughter and it was inspired by the original artist's norse heritage/heathenry but the celtic/norse pagans were also called savages.
This song however is about a witch, depending upon the person you talk to you'll get a couple different views but they're both the same in the agreement that it's about a witch.
In the description she put credits to the original writer and at the beginning of the video it states this is a cover
guys, this says it's a cover, and in the description it gives credit to the original woman, Wyndreth Berginsdottir, which under her UA-cam video, she describes this song as a song of empowerment, regardless of age, race, or ethnicity. just feel the song 🎵
This song gives me goosebumps! As a child I fought, cried...anything but getting my hair cut. I turned out to be a "very different" child than my parents expected. Thank GOD they love me regardless. The "I will not lower my voice" feeling is deeply embedded in me, fighting my mother as a toddler to NOT get my hair cut! To say I've been told I've been told to (lower) use my "Inside voice" multiple times is an understatement." Luckily, I went into the theatre....where a "low voice" doesn't fly!
There are almost NO songs that I relate to as much as this! I was so grateful to find this beautiful song!
My thoughts precisely but said much more eloquently.
The fact that we are all witnesses to a reprise of native culture and visibility is something spectacular. I work right off a reservation near my house and genuinely you don’t know community until you’ve had a group embrace you the way native people will. Respect them, protect them.
This song is made from a Celtic woman who is Norse , it’s not for natives, they just took and are pushing it off as that, this isn’t the real singer , she stole it from the Celtic woman,
from a wiccan community ! 💕
Merry meet! Blessed be
Blessed be! 💖
Blessed be!
Yo, blessed be
blessed be!!
i feel a spiritual connection to this song. i love it
I lost my mother young. I come from a family of natural born witches. I've always been told that seeing me is like seeing a mirror of mom. My stepmother always hated me for it. She never could break me. Had to send me away to a Christian reformation facility for being "possessed" just to get me to kneel. It took me 4 years but I'm finally coming back to myself again. This song is like an anthem ❣️.
i'm so proud of you! 💚
A strong spirit you have. Allow no one to ever make you kneel.
@@Nezuk0._ reminds me of a few days ago when my mom was talking about the fact that someday I'll probably wear an outfit to impress some dude, and I impromptu said "the day i dress for a man is the day they dress me for my coffin." and there was just a stunned silence and i felt so powerful XD
@@Maria-bw2qo I’ll definitely be using that someday🤣
@@Nezuk0._ PLEASE DO IT WOULD MAKE ME SO HAPPY
As lovely as this cover is, I'd recommend you all listen to the original by Wyndreth, as this cover was done and is being sold without permission or acknowledgement to the original artist, and when she spoke up, Sarah Hester Ross threatened to pursue some kind of legal action. Wyndreth is apparently pursuing legal action herself which is great, but it's a little disheartening that such a beautiful cover is sullied by the actions of this artist. She has a lovely voice, but I can't fathom for the life of me why she acted the way she did.
Would be nice if you provided a link.
@@dr.claudiafinch1088 Here is the bandcamp link: wyndrethsavagedaughtershieldmaid.bandcamp.com/track/my-mothers-savage-daughter-studio-2
And here are two performances on youtube:
ua-cam.com/video/JccjHsNlC3Y/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/PAuC6gX36tc/v-deo.html
As for the comment on legal action, I believe her announcement is on her facebook. I saw it on reddit myself, since I don't have a facebook I'm not sure about that specific link but with the name I'm sure you could find her original post.
@@leodrps thank you so much for the links! I already knew about the intellectual property theft when I went looking for this song so I didn't really want to listen to Sarah's version. I couldn't find the original on UA-cam though, so this helps a lot! Thank you 💕💕
@@tamietaylor8620 maybe Sarah had more vocal training and a voice that's sweeter and more in keeping with mainstream music, but I don't think that was the point of the original comment recommending Wyndreth's version. They clearly didn't put down Sarah's singing, just pointed out what she did. Sarah could have very easily said her version was a cover and given Wyndreth credit where credit is due. Instead she decided to steal someone else's song and make money off it. And then try to silence them when they called her out. Not very "empowering to women" of her, especially considering the topic of "Mother's Savage Daughter". The comment was trying to give recognition to the actual creator of the song. Sarah was a thief here, plain and simple. A pretty voice doesn't change that. Good vocal control, shitty person.
@@tamietaylor8620 well someone is clearly pressed over criticism about Sarah.
This song r e a l l y speaks to a deep part of my soul, a part that I have been trying to show the world a lot more. I have found myself in these recent months.
I'm 11, and my grandmother is a witch. I showed her this song and she started dancing and singing keltic like out of pure joy.
This song brings so much empowerment! It brings me to tears and moves me in a way that no song has ever done, the words are so powerful. I'm starting to get into witchcraft and this song speaks volumes!
Every woman should hear this song. So empowering. So wild n free n fearless, as women were meant to be. Best witch song ever
I am my mother's savage daughter, I will fear no one and be successful for my mother
I am grateful that St. Patrick came to Ireland and helped show us another way, but I still love this song and identify with it on so many levels. What a great thing to have my heritage represented so beautifully in song.
The song is actually Norse, written by an American about her Norse heritage.
As an Irish woman, I don't really care if you're not Irish and relate to this song. I do not care if you're an Indigenous woman and relate to this song. We all relate to this song in some way. I love that this song is shared to many.
I am my mothers savage daughter and the first witch in our family in generations
Omg, same
I am sorry if i sound a little sceptic but what do you mean by witch?
@bre xe does witch craft really work?😲
@bre xe could you tell me about it cause i really wanna understand what it actually is. Also ik i don't know you but i can give you my ig? Only if you want tho💘
I dream of becoming the first witch of our family, even though they laugh.
This song is amazing!
On a diffrent note:
My mother is Wiccan, and I've remained an Agnostic now for many years. I'm now 20 but I've been contemplatic converting to Wiccan as I've seen most reason within what my mother believes. She's never really shared her religion as she didn't want to force anything upon her kids but I've studied most religions to see what made sense but I've felt most connected to Wiccan culture. Not really sure how to go about it though, any tips?
Hi, I'm answering your question even if I'm not the best one to do that since I'm not Wiccan nor entirely appreciate its basic philosophy (I mean, you should at least truly acknowledge that it's a mixed up religion created in the 1960's in America, a pot pourri of classical gods and goddeses and heathenized christian rituals), but if that is your choice, my suggestion is to buy yourself Scott Cunningham's books (they are the basic wiccan studios), and follow some quite great youtubers here, like the Witch of Wonderlust, and the Green Witch for a clean and day by day magical approach. Among their followers I'm pretty sure you can also find some kin spirit, and maybe a coven. Keep studying, so as to see which path is truly yours (after all, there are a myriad currents even in Wicca), try to acknowledge which you feel drawn to, study a divination method, try to see if there are metaphysical shops nearby, or a magazine giving you some tips...and feel lucky, things are so much easier now than during your mother's time, what with internet, supporting groups and no more the need to hide (witches and heathens were seen as weirdos up to 20 years ago...). Sorry if I seemed a bit grumpy at the beginning, and good luck with your path, whatever it may be
You can ask your mother more about it, and if you think that it's your path, go ahead ^^
You should do some independent research, since with some branches of Wicca, you can only practice if you've been initiated into a coven. (Most notably Alexandrian Wicca, I think)
Look into it, but be careful, because for some reason Wicca has drawn a LOT of dumbasses posting misinformation, so whatever you read always make note "okay, this might not be true, I'll have to find another source to verify." It's really unfortunate that we have to do this, but you have to watch out.
Good luck on your journey, I hope whatever you end up believing in, it makes your soul feel at home.
Hi, I practice. I suggest joining some FB groups. There are a ton of great ones for beginners! Good luck
@@jrosewater thank you, I will! I've currently started reading "The Spiral Dance" by Starhawk and have been speaking with the other Wiccans in my family. But thank you so much for the advice!
This is my childhood. I live in the woods and run around barefooted going swimming and climbing trees. I’m also a night owl sometimes I walk in the woods at night cause the towns are asleep and the air is more peaceful.
that is so cool
Sounds wonderful
Why do i involuntarily cry when this plays? Just touch me outta nowhere
I think its because we all know that we need to be true to ourselves... we hide behind a face we created for social acceptance, but it has nothing to do with who we are! I don't care if we are male ot female, light or dark, religious or spiritual... We should follow laws, but not societal norms!!!
I am my father's savage daughter! I am an absolute heathen! I'm red headed and mostly northern European (irish, scottish, nordic), but also partly Native on his side.
I fully believe we should all try to be natural to our own identity...
That's why we get emotional about it. Because we feel like we are being untrue to our own selves.
*Where are you watching from?* 🌿
edit: omg there are people from all over the earth in here!! that's so amazing! thanks, you guys❤️
Romania!!!💜
tasmania
Canada
Germany
Hungary❤
My morning mantra go to song.. I love this indeed a beautiful song
My mums ancestors are Irish and my dads are Scottish but both grandparents, parents and myself were raised in northern England, so despite being Celtic pagan, in heritage, religion and culture, being able to speak Irish and Scottish Gaelic, being raised in the country side and living like a true Celt my entire life, I still always feel like an outsider in my own community, this song just makes me happy
Why is this song giving me goosebumps when I sing it ?!??!😳
you are NOT alone with that feeling!!
@@casmrtblnd feel the goddess sis
Beautiful song, it carries a deep message inside. This song has got beauty, power, magic inside, it is inspiration for all women, especially young women, who tries to find who they should be❤
I am my mothers savage daughter. Her firstborn, the wild child that lived in the woods, spends time with the homeless for their stories, dances under the moonlight and laughs with the sea. Always the black sheep that fit right into the darkness and the deep woods.
my mother always called me her little savage, also her little fairy child. This song brought me to tears the first time i heard it. its still pretty hard not to tear up listening to it.
This song reminds me so much of when I was a little girl. I ran barefoot throught the woods, sang little songs that I made up myself, did what I called "witch stuff" back then and promised myself to be a strong, independet woman when I grow up.
I love the song lyrics because it has lots of meaning to the people in my life. I am half Navaja and Apache and was raised by nearly all women. This song really speaks to me. I'm proud to be raised by strong beautiful women, they were sturm, stubborn and we're strong-minded women who were straightforward and didn't care what anyone said. This song reminds me of their power, strength, and wisdom they bestowed upon me. Reminds me of my grandmother and my mom.
This is my daughters they're wild crazy wise but can't help but watch how strong they are to stand on thier own. Coming from a line of healers this is us. Beautiful!!! I am in love with this song.
Wow. Made me cry . Touched my soul. Sarah's song is what I'm going to call it. THaNK YOU!
My grandma is half Aleut and is an elder in the tribe. She has the beautiful dark skin and black hair. Somehow my dad came out whiter than a sacrificial lamb, and so did I. But this song speaks to my soul. I love it. I'm Irish and Aleut. I love both.
My mother passed away one month ago today from a heart attack..💔
She would’ve absolutely loved this song..
We are of Creek and Cherokee descent and I am proud to be her savage daughter..
I’m Cherokee too!
@@pritchettedeaton ~ Osiyo Pritchette..👋
If your mother still walks in this world, let her hear this and give her a big hug.
I'm of Sioux descent, and what in gods name makes you think this is a Native song? This is a European Pagan song written by a Norse woman.
@@origin3271 The creator said this song is for any ethnicity that resonates with it
@@origin3271 The writer wrote this song for women of any race and background to resonate and feel empowered/connected to nature. Native women can connect to it as well.
This song is an absolute classic, a human anthem. Thanks Ms Hester.
I love this Irish sound 💚
Celtic ma girl
The song is actually Norse, written by an American about her Norse heritage.
"And renames the planets" OMG PERSONAL ATTACK😭😭🧡
I thought this movie was from Brave 😂
I mean, the song perfectly describes Merida. Hard-headed, brave, confident, and most importantly a *SAVAGE*
This song is beautiful and amazing the original is amazing to
According to the songs writer, it belongs to ALL of us. It’s not an Irish song or an Indigenous song. It’s a female song. It connects us to the women who came before us and stand beside us and who will come after us. My ancestry is African, Irish, English and Native this song makes me think of all of their respective struggles.
Her words: “It is an anthem of empowerment--not a song meant to serve a specific blood or people or skin. If you find strength and power and your own voice in it, this is your song and i hope you sing it with the strength and rage and beauty and power that is within you--whoever you are. Women are not ever Less Than. We are the singers of storms, the fire made flesh, the inexorable power of the mountains, the kind warmth and the cutting lash of the wind. We are half of the world and we have been taught to speak softly and behave mildly because we are easier to control that way. ;) I am honored that daughters of The First Peoples find a voice here. And daughters of the Sea Wolves. And the daughters of great-grandmothers, grandmothers, and mothers, wherever they lived and and sang and died. All of you are their living legacies and they hear you singing; be assured they are proud of you. Whoever you are, you have a voice that cannot be silenced. Together, our voices cannot be unheard.”
I feel at home in this song... I live a barefoot savage life in the Hungarian Puszta. I raised my daughters in this way. This song is a poem of my life! So grateful that there are like-minded people in this world! Thank you!
"And deep in our bones the old songs are waking
So sing them with voices of thunder and rain"
This is like your ancestors and past lives all hitting you at once.
Agreed
100%!
This would be so lovely arranged for a Women’s choir 😍
You mean similarly to how the original song was
Lollipop 😍🤕🍭. Holiday
Love you 💓😘😘😍😘😘😘💓💓💓💓💓
I instantly connected with this song -- have played it repeatedly and enjoy it each time. Thank you for sharing this.
This song resonates with me so well. My family has Celtic, Hungarian, Dutch, and Native roots. My mother and all the other women in my family are very strong, vocal women and raised me to be the same. Im very proud to be in the family I was born in 💪
I always thought my mother was weak but when I became a woman I realized she is strong and made tremendous sacrifices for me and my siblings.she is powerful and I can only hope to be a powerful woman as well.
One thing that is a lie, Our mothers r not weak and how could u think that they r, they brought into this world through blood and through pain, just like the song sings.
I love this song I just came across this song on Facebook and now I’m addicted to it.
Gives me goosebumps
I'm half Irish and Chippewa Cree my Irish mother always called me her savage daughter lmao. This is me all the way. Love this song
SAME!!!
This song is so beautiful, i can listen over and over again. YES
This song makes me sob. It awakens something within me that I surpressed for so long. I lowered my voice, cut my hair and let people step over me. How could I do that? Forget my origins, my ancestors and most of all myself. I will not let this happen again because I haven't given up on myself, yet.
I am so sorry for everything that is happening to natives/ indigenous in the world. Everything that is happening in Nova Scotia, Oregon, Washington.. etc. I am here for you. You don’t deserve this my heart aches for you & I am with you
THIS. IS. NOT. A. NATIVE. SONG.
@@origin3271 uh...so? It's been claimed, for one thing, and for another thing it's not what the OP was talking about.
@@origin3271 Even so, so what? If a song means something to someone for a different reason, why ostracize them?
@@icarusascending3987 'claimed'? pretty sure claiming something from a different culture is considered wrong :/ you can't cry about stuff being stolen and then 'claim' others stuff and not expect to be called out for it?
Never listened to such a strong sweet song. 😮
I love celtic music I feel through my body and feel such a strong connection to it
it isnt celtic... its from Wyndreth Berginsdottir an scandinavien woman
As a Taino native, this song resonates with me much. The horrors that have happened to my brothers and sisters... we will fight. We will win. And we will remember who we are!!!
i will never forget about this song