Every time I listen to Blue Nile, it breaks me and brings me back my mom, dad, bro and wife...the greatest losses in my life...sorry, I just wanted to share with some one
If you don’t mind a question, mate…how do you cope with the loss? I’m in my 40’s and haven’t had to experience loss, but I know it will eventually come. And it scares me to pieces. Cheers.
@@MasterShake1G I'm 52 and just lost my mother, Jean, a wee bit over 2 months ago. My father has a terminal cancer so we probably won't have him for much longer. She was 8 days short of 85 when she died. She had been in hospital for 5 weeks and had been ill (with mobility issues but also with cognitive deterioration/ undiagnosed dementia, probably vascular and probably caused by a mini-stroke she had in late 2021 for 2 years or so. 5 weeks and even 2 years is not really too much out of 85 years. I was able to spend the end of her life with my parents here near Glasgow and I consider the work(pretty hard and often unpleasant work) the finest, most important work I have ever done. A huge honour to privilege and care for the person who gave me my life, my purpose, joy and who I loved more than anyone else in the world. Like any son or daughter, or most, certainly. The pain now is deep and both my father and I, my sisters and their families are coping in our own ways. But at Christmas, for example, and tomorrow on Hogmanay, we did and we shall honour her memory and follow her example by enjoying ourselves as much as we can. Laughing, greeting(Scots word for crying), singing and dancing as and when the mood takes. Giving each other space when needed too. As our mum would want, for us to come together and support each other. When I was a wee boy, I would find myself crying just at the very thought of one day, any day, being in this world without my mum, our bonnie Jean. Well, my mum with us stayed until her work was done, until we had been given all she had to give us, and her soul winger way to her God, her family, her paradise beyond description. My father's soul will soon, I'm very sorry to say, leave this earth too, and go and be reunited with her, his wife of 59 years. I'm not sure if he really believes that but I know he wants to and that's enough, I think. As for me, my mum appeared to me in a dream , in her green pyjamas, laughing when I told her she was dead, so I turned into a poem to thank her for giving me that gift. She was laughing at the idea that we could ever be separated by something as banal as death. Anyway, I don't if this helps but I really hope so. Love and cherish your people when they're here, and when they've gone, be thankful for all of their love. All my best, Graham.
@@MasterShake1GYou don’t cope with it. You cry everyday and you talk about her to everyone, strangers in the bar, and tell stories about her and show them pictures of her. That way she’s still with you, and the strangers become friends and love her too.
😂😂😂 I love every single song from every album. That's all. There's no other singer. Touch my heart then. Paul Buchanan even I buried him so many times. 6 ft under he still comes back and haunts me
I know im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I somehow forgot the account password. I would love any tips you can give me
Once, in 1995 i had a girlfriend in NYC, Brooklyn-Heights. Everyday I had this Cassette in my Walkman and strolled throuh the Park...and breath the fresh Air of 1995 , when NY was still innocent.
Pretty much every TBN song is amazing, but you know you’re onto a REALLY super special one as soon as you hear him croon a line or lyric about cigarette(/s)... = 🔥💨🔥💨🔥
Every time I listen to Blue Nile, it breaks me and brings me back my mom, dad, bro and wife...the greatest losses in my life...sorry, I just wanted to share with some one
I hear you, my friend.
🙏✨💔✨🙏
If you don’t mind a question, mate…how do you cope with the loss? I’m in my 40’s and haven’t had to experience loss, but I know it will eventually come. And it scares me to pieces. Cheers.
@@MasterShake1G I'm 52 and just lost my mother, Jean, a wee bit over 2 months ago. My father has a terminal cancer so we probably won't have him for much longer. She was 8 days short of 85 when she died. She had been in hospital for 5 weeks and had been ill (with mobility issues but also with cognitive deterioration/ undiagnosed dementia, probably vascular and probably caused by a mini-stroke she had in late 2021 for 2 years or so. 5 weeks and even 2 years is not really too much out of 85 years. I was able to spend the end of her life with my parents here near Glasgow and I consider the work(pretty hard and often unpleasant work) the finest, most important work I have ever done. A huge honour to privilege and care for the person who gave me my life, my purpose, joy and who I loved more than anyone else in the world. Like any son or daughter, or most, certainly. The pain now is deep and both my father and I, my sisters and their families are coping in our own ways. But at Christmas, for example, and tomorrow on Hogmanay, we did and we shall honour her memory and follow her example by enjoying ourselves as much as we can. Laughing, greeting(Scots word for crying), singing and dancing as and when the mood takes. Giving each other space when needed too. As our mum would want, for us to come together and support each other. When I was a wee boy, I would find myself crying just at the very thought of one day, any day, being in this world without my mum, our bonnie Jean. Well, my mum with us stayed until her work was done, until we had been given all she had to give us, and her soul winger way to her God, her family, her paradise beyond description. My father's soul will soon, I'm very sorry to say, leave this earth too, and go and be reunited with her, his wife of 59 years. I'm not sure if he really believes that but I know he wants to and that's enough, I think. As for me, my mum appeared to me in a dream , in her green pyjamas, laughing when I told her she was dead, so I turned into a poem to thank her for giving me that gift. She was laughing at the idea that we could ever be separated by something as banal as death. Anyway, I don't if this helps but I really hope so. Love and cherish your people when they're here, and when they've gone, be thankful for all of their love. All my best, Graham.
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@@MasterShake1GYou don’t cope with it. You cry everyday and you talk about her to everyone, strangers in the bar, and tell stories about her and show them pictures of her. That way she’s still with you, and the strangers become friends and love her too.
One of my all time fave bands forever!!!!
Life is not complete without the nile
Making a Blue Nile playlist/best of is bloody difficult; even now after so many years! Love it. x
😂😂😂 I love every single song from every album. That's all.
There's no other singer. Touch my heart then. Paul Buchanan even I buried him so many times. 6 ft under he still comes back and haunts me
Start at 'family life' and work backwards
This song always makes me nearly cry. Underrated Scottish band!!
I know im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I somehow forgot the account password. I would love any tips you can give me
@Gustavo Tomas Instablaster ;)
Agreed 👍a beautiful song puts my head in a better place x
I hope all three of them are happy, thank you for the music.
Paul Buchanan performed at Glasgow's Celtic Connections this year.
My grandson loves the Nile The best group ever
Oh! What a Voice. It breaks me, it melts me, it heals me.
I understand you exactly.
Another incredible tune by a truly phenomenal artist... Their songs about cigarette(s) are always the absolute BEST, though! ☁️
An amazing tune by an Amazing band that I have adored for 35 years!
That wil be 38y for both of us & 38y later stil chills 💚🏴💚
One word only
PERFECT
Lovely Scottish fella introduced me to Headlights on the Parade - and I was hooked ever since. Gorgeous music
Sublime
Just a daft Scottish bloke discovered the Blue Nile back in the late 80s and Tinseltown just a sublime band...
One of my real favourites (of many) from The Blue Nile. Genius, as always.
Dude I'm so glad I'm not the only one listening to blue Nile here. I dont understand how these dont have any views :(
Wild Animal Danish Some have only recently been added - mrsherco has many more. Many like-minded people love the music. See the Facebook GROUP.
Once, in 1995 i had a girlfriend in NYC, Brooklyn-Heights. Everyday I had this Cassette in my Walkman and strolled throuh the Park...and breath the fresh Air of 1995 , when NY was still innocent.
@@theodorant1508 Beautiful sentiment
Pretty much every TBN song is amazing, but you know you’re onto a REALLY super special one as soon as you hear him croon a line or lyric about cigarette(/s)...
= 🔥💨🔥💨🔥
This is mad peaceful
Incredible beauty in everything about this tune the lyrics the musical composition. It's a poem about Hope. Triumph over adversity.
Stunning...
🙏✨❤️✨🙏
Great album
So beautiful
Me rompe ésta hermosa canción...😢
So beautiful.....
lovely
Tears are streaming down my face jist so true waves from bonnie scotland 😊😊😊
dankeschön
So sweet and 🌹
A song of hope and future the chance of happiness a better life but the anguish of tempory will it last
It just gets to you at that bit between the top of your chest and the bottom of your throat...
Yep.
Redhouse Painters meets Rufus Wainwright
They should have released Tomorrow Morning as lead single for this album
What's the story behind this group?
Scotlands Finest musical export and also its best kept secret the sublime Blue Nile 💙
❤