Composer/Musician Reacts to Nothing More - Jenny / God Went North (REACTION!!!)
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- Bryan reacts to and talks about his thoughts on Nothing More - Jenny (Official Video) and God Went North
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I really enjoyed your reactions and thoughts. I haven't listened to this song in a long time because it takes me back to a dark time. I got very emotional watching this, but it was much needed. Thanks for the video and glad our music has touched ya. Much love. ~Jonny Hawkins
Dude I think its badass that you watch reactions of your music. You guys are amazing! ❤🤘🏻
That was beautiful. Your music connects with emotions. It's deep. ❤️❤️
Your music has helped me out alot these past two years, so thank you. Also, you guys are awesome.
New fan here. Can Thank Spotify for playing When God Went North randomly...
This really you Jonny... If so thank you for helping me through these hard times
The morning my mother died of cancer I literally walked outside and prayed to god that if she couldn’t get better to just let her go because she was suffering so much. When I walked back in the house 5 minutes later she was gone. This song hits me deep. This band is so amazing. Their music connects to my soul.
No worries man...I tear up every time I hear this song. No shame in that.
Same here man....even years later...such a beautiful song.
I just discovered this song (god went north) and I just came here looking for someone who got this hit unexpentedly like I did. I did not see my face in that first scream by the end of the song. But I am sure it was similar to yours. Thanks for sharing
For just last month after discovering this band i cried more than i cried the entire life before, literally.
I can't listen to either "God Went North" or "Fade In/Fade Out" without tearing up, even though both my parents are alive and well, more or less, as well as a person can be after fighting 2 types of cancer or after being there for your spouse with cancer. And we are not distant, neither emotionally (like it's shown in fade in/fade out official video, for instance) nor locally. I down want to imagine how hard it may hit if one of them goes.
Certainly no shame in caring for our loved ones.
I can't listen to "God Went North" without crying, no matter how many times I listen to it. Having lost someone like that, it really does hit you. Honestly, I think it hits anyone with a level of empathy in them. He really lets it out at the end, and it's impossible not to feel that pain.
i just lost my uncle who was like a father to me last week. and i've heard this song a lot but yeah dude the end hits you too hard it really is impossible when you have lost someone that close
I think what really captures this song is the raw emotion Jonny put into it. He has said in interviews that he will never perform this song live simply because the head space he was in when he sang it originally he cannot get back in to. That pain, the grief, the raw seemingly endless agony of watching a loved one pass and all attempts to sway that outcome are fleeting moments of futility, they all culminated in this song to perfectly capture his feelings. You can feel it when he screams "If you won't save her please just take her", you can FEEL the pain he felt. You can feel it as though you were in that hospital room with them, and that alone is musical power that I simply have not experienced with any other band in my 35 years.
In Jenny, he references that "she stuck around for you", in that their mother held on to life through whatever agony she was experiencing hoping that Jenny would come around and pull through. I think chronologically here it is God Went North, and then Jenny. Jonny watched his mother slip away and held her until her dying breath, and then afterwards pleaded with and screamed at his sister in evvery way he could to get her to stop fucking up and get clean because I don't think he could have stomached losing them both, mother to cancer, and sister to drug addiction. And then who knows, maybe part of Jennys addiction was her mother predicament. Only Jonny and his sister know that answer and we can only speculate. Another part is the chorus in Jenny, "maybe you should just fall, and lead the way and lose it all". I think we can assume here that he partly wishes that maybe Jenny would follow their mother to whatever comes after this life, to finally escape the impressively freakishly strong grasp of addiction, as the other line referenced "a thousand arms to hold you but you wont reach for any hands". Powerful. Direct. He says that so many people try to help her get through this, to overcome addiction and yet she never accepts the help, which is why I think when he says lead the way and lose it all, he literally means to finally die from overdose and be free. I believe there is resentment towards Jenny in that line, where he was in the hospital with their mom, Jenny was off somewhere in a drugged stupor getting fucked, or raped, or what have you, and not in the room with their mother like he was. "She stuck around for you". You can taste the resentment. That line drips with venom that only pain can create. Both unbelievable songs. Like you said, God Went North is a masterpiece, and I would wager Jenny is a very strong runner up in delivery, receiving, and execution of message. Jenny wasn't for us. Jenny was for his sister. That song had a intended audience of 1, and we just got to ride the coattails in for the performance.
What I can tell you is this is the most powerful song I have ever listened to. I can't fight back tears with this song no matter how objective I try to be, it's just somehow each time his raw emotion pulls me into that hospital room with him and I get to share that pain same as he did and it hurts every single time I listen to it and my mother is still alive and well.
As a father, I implore you to listen and react to Fade In/Fade out. It is the trilogy song to this setlist you have here.
Hands down the most honest reaction I've ever seen. I agree with you God Went North is a masterpiece, and in no way an exaggeration of the word.
Johnny Hawkins is a lyrical genius. Their bangers like Let 'em Burn and This is the Time have just as much lyrical depth and could probably give you a little respite from the emotional pain these songs (and Just Say When and Fade In / Fade Out) carry with them.
I'll add Let 'em Burn to the list but I reacted to This is the Time already and quite enjoyed it. The band is super talented and I'm surprised that I hadn't heard of them until recently.
@@CriticalReactions right, I missed your This is the Time video before I made this comment. I really appreciated your critical take on these and you pointed out things within the music that I hadn't actually noticed despite listening to these guys a ton since I first heard them about 5 years ago while they were touring for their self titled album. Great work, I'll be on the lookout for new videos of yours!
@@CriticalReactions if you are ready for an other round of emotional beating, listen to fade in/fade out by nothing more.
@@Geraloo but specifically the acoustic version. Kills me every fucking time.
@Gergő Pentz I don't know if I'll ever be ready for another trip like God Went North but Fade In/Fade Out has been requested a ton so I guess I'll have to get around to it some day.
Nothing More has become one of my favorite band of all time. And I’m 50. I have heard many bands. So much depth and arrangement. Great production as well. And they are dead on live as well.
I'm 54 just found them thanks to my 27 year old son this year. I'm hooked for life. It's the 70s all over again with unbelievable music. These songs all tell stories and they are so deep. The music is the hardest rocking. All my favorite. JONNYS VOCALS ARE THE BOMB!!!!!!!!!
I'm 53 & have been Hooked on them for years.....incredible talent!!!🖤
Nothing more- I'll be OK. That is by far one of my favs from them. Really hits hard.
I couldn't agree more with you
Your reaction to God went north is almost the same as mine the first time I heard it.
I've discovered that I search through reaction videos to find people who connect with music like I do. It seems as we age, it becomes less common for people to find empathy in music. Thank you for a raw reaction to a song about a powerful topic, and a moment shared between two strangers who both had emotive moments because of a song that hits hard!
I remember the scream vocalist/rhythm guitarist of our band named Eddie, he told us that this song was hard to go through because he lost the girl that he truly loved and would cry to this song, especially where Jonny Hawkins says I’ll hold you til the end as there is screaming in the background, Eddie was crying very viciously and he missed the girl that he loved very much, so don’t worry Brian, Eddie would give you a hug to make sure you don’t cry like him when he was heartbroken 😔
It's always nice to comfort others and find strength together so I appreciate the virtual hug!
I had someone recommend me Nothing More's "Fade In / Fade Out" and their turn in the recommendation queue just happened to put the song a week after my dad passed. That band seems to always bring me to my knees -- in the best way (I guess). They're really good at what they do.
That's what music is about. The conveyance of the human condition to unify the isolated. Seriously powerful stuff. I have to recommend Architects // Gone With The Wind. Keep it up man, best reaction channel on TH-cam in a technical as much as an emotional sense.
Bro when Sam Carter breaks down during the ending then the crowd chants the lyrics and just as he stands up the sparklers start raining down on the stage and he finishes the song.... I'm a grown ass man and I balled
Had a tough time finishing to watch your reaction, it is nice that you didn't hide your feelings.
You can finish the "trilogy" if I can say, by reacting to " Fade In / Fade Out ". Keep it up man !
Is that as bad as God Went North? I don't know if I could do something like that right now. I'd need some time before another heavy hitter.
Critical Reactions it is not as bad, however it is still heavy. It is basicly a dialogue between him and his dying father. It is a masterpiece, and you should definitely check it out, though i understand if you can’t just yet.
@@Marius_ae I'll second that. It's an emotional song for sure but to me personally it doesn't hit me as hard as God Went North. Nevertheless it's an amazing song. Hope you get to it in time.
@@CriticalReactions Music is all about the emotions dude, props for a true reaction. I'd second Fade in/Fade out but also just mention that they also have some more fun songs if you'd wanna see some of their other sounds/earlier material possibly. "Fat Kid" is an older gem, with a serious message but it is also quite humorous at times. "Don't stop" is a more recent fun tune too.
@@CriticalReactions I feel like fade in/fade out is more of a hold on to the memories type of song. Not as sad as Got Went North
Their lyrics can really hit hard. You should check out their song Fade in fade out. be prepared for the feels you'll get from it though
I think this really showcases what has made them so special. Their music is from the heart. They all play with such passion, it's impossible for it to not take an emotional toll hearing it. Just saw them live, and they absolutely stole the show. Such wonderful people. Love them so much. 💗
I was crying the whole second half of this video. Thank you for covering Nothing More's music.
Music is just incredible isn't it? You don't have to know the detailed story, yet you can feel it all. They do such a good job of sharing their story through more than just words. This band is incredible. Real guys, real stories, real heartache, real happiness. This video made my day. Thank you for sharing.
I also did a video on Fade In / Fade Out. That's another video you'll need some tissues for 😭
Nothing more's lyrics are elite level good. This band should have blown up WAY bigger than they are
The world is still not ready for this kind of emotional vulnerability and rawness. I don't think the masses ever will be. It takes a certain type of person who can be in touch with that vulnerable part of theirselves to appreciate this music. Most just want to go through life keeping up with the Joneses never taking the time to process real true raw emotion when it stares them in the face and stuffing it all down for so long that it eventually fizzles out over time.
"God Went North" is just an emotional masterpiece. I can't listen to it without sobbing.
I think this is how the perfect reaction video should be like. When the person is smart so he understands how every detail works in music and he even connects perfectly the musical part with the lyrics and so he gets to the very roots of the whole composition. And at the same time this person isn't emotionally numb and he's reflecting everything the singer wanted the actual listener to understand, to feel, to relate maybe. Man you are that person. You are a blessing to any serious songwriter or performer. You perfectly managed even with such a song as God went north, which is so heartbreaking that personally I was teared apart by its sorrowful power. Thank you a lot for making really great content.❤
Thanks for the kind words!
All music conveys or creates an emotional state in the listener. These guys do it masterfully.
The amount of times I've watched your reaction to these songs is probably way higher than it should be. Nothing More is one of my favourite bands; seen them live twice so far.
Your reactions to these songs are fantastic. because of two main things. You are really good at analyzing the technical stuff, which I don't see very often, and even though I have listened to these songs soooo many times, I still learn new things I never noticed. The second thing is that you do show the emotion that the songs make you feel.
I really hope you keep listening to them.
Back in 2016, I found out my father had cancer. And this song was on literally on all the time because of how uncertain my future with my father was. I seriously loved this video and how real you are with the music. It’s seriously awesome. (My father is still alive and he beat the cancer in December on 2016, he actually came to my first performance in January 2017, a month after his surgery, and I’m probably always going to remember that).
Dude, that's amazing! I'm glad to hear he pulled through and that you got to create another amazing memory with him.
Not very many artists have a song that can make me cry. Let alone more than one. But the subjects, lyrics, and overall delivery of so many nothing more songs really get to me. These two and Fade in/Fade out are so great at that, and such amazing songs. The first time I really sat and listened to the lyrics of god went north, and really struggled to hold it together.
Did you know the line "Nothing breaks her away from the promise of a better day" is based on his mother's belief in the promise of life after death? The song was also made as a plea due to his mother having had cancer before and while he didn't believe in the church for healing, his mother actually survived on faith while going to church and it gave him hope. Then after a time, she got cancer again and this is where God Went North came in asking God to take her into his kingdom if her time is then and there.
I really appreciate your honest genuine reaction to these songs. This is the first time I've listened to God Went North since I first listened to that album....it's one of only a few songs I can't fully make it through because it breaks me especially now as my mother is sick. Its a tough song to go through appreciate you doing that and giving your opinion on the song
Dude, I'm so sorry about your mother. I lost my grandmother years ago and that's what I was thinking of during this song. I know that losing a loved one is something tough to go through. I don't know the condition of your mother but hopefully she pulls through and gets better!
@@CriticalReactions thanks for the kind words and sorry to hear about your grandmother.
I always come back to your reactions to nothing more, you just feel the most real. Like you actually connect with the song while the others kinda glance over it i guess.
Keep doing whatcha doing.
I don't know who anyone could glance over these works. There is so much passion and personal grief being poured out in these songs. I know everyone has different experiences with art but still.
Nothing more has becoming one of my favorite bands
My mother is still alive, when this song comes on my spotify, I check on my mother, she's 81 years old and in great shape but this song makes me think all the time life is so precious
You won my subscribership with “give me a moment”.
Just randomly searched for a God Went North reaction...great reaction!! I’ve seen them twice, once at a festival and once in a small club.
They will not perform God Went North live and during an interview on the song, the other band mates stated something like “nah, not that one, not today”.
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Hand down the best reaction I have ever seen from anyone for any song. You put it all out there for everyone to see and this is exactly how we felt too!
Please do Fade in/Fase out from Nothing More please. It's about one of the other band members father passing.
Fade In/Fade Out is a lot like these songs. Band with true artists, and I love their music and vocals.
I did Fade In last month. Bring so tissues though, that one hit close to home.
Great, honest, in depth reaction. I had the same reaction the first time I ever heard “God Went North” Jonny wrote this song about his Mom passing away and it hit me in the feels with the loss of both of my Grandmothers.
Found this stumbling down the rabbit hole of “youtuber reacts”
Seen these guys a few times and the passion in their performances is awe inspiring. Too often music’s in the background and these kind of react videos are just what we need to remember why art exists. Thank you for a beautiful vulnerable moment with your audience.
Their music isn't the heaviest, but they paint such vivid pictures with their powerful lyrics on real issues that affect so many. Because of this their music just resonates with you and sinks so deep. That's their true power as a band is how deeply they reach others.
Your analysis of songs is phenomenal. I just found your channel and have listened to a handful of your reactions. I love how you not only do an initial reaction as the song plays, and point out the subtle changes that have meaning, but how you do a more in depth analysis of the meaning of the lyrics, composition, etc. You truly do these artists a service in explaining the whats and whys of the construction of their music. Thank you!
So glad you reacted to this, he's such an amazingly talented vocalist who has gone through a whole bunch of shit man...
You sir are rare . You get the feeling of music. You are also one of the most intelligent reactors on the internet.
Found out my Mom had cancer a few months back, she's done with chemo now and is in full remission but I've only recently been able to bring myself to listen to God Went North. The thought of thinking about my mother in that way was too much emotional turmoil to deal with.
Edit: I made this comment before watching the video, this song still makes me cry but I can at least make it through it now.
This popped up and I had to jump on here, I saw your reaction to Fade In/Fade Out, and I saw what you went through and my heart genuinely hurt for you, and then my father passed this last December, and I remembered that video, I actually read the lyrics to the song at his funeral. This is rapidly becoming long-winded, but I wanted to say thank you.
I think of what I went through when my passed away in front of me and my son who was 5 or 6 all the emotions in the song coincided with me and how felt with her going through her pain the talk I had with her a few days before she passed when I heard the song it was like wow
I can't listen to these songs without tears and I was crying with you too. Thank you for the review, it was really wholesome and a wholesome review is something that's becoming really rare and precious nowadays
One of my favorite bands. They show so much emotion and energy live! Great reaction.
Man you have a heart of gold! You got all my respect bro
Thank you so much for your honest and vulnerable review.. by far one of the most thoughtful bands out there imo. I can't listen to God Went North without crying.. I love how you caught the "dying breath" ending.. so sad. I agree with others about giving Fade in Fade Out a listen.. it would indeed complete the "trifecta" in a sense. But you honestly can't go wrong with ANY Nothing More song. "I'll be Ok" is another great. Thanks again.. I was definitely crying along with you..
I keep coming back to this reaction when i think of these songs. You did an amazing job, and you really captured the way I felt about the songs when I first heard them, and did both songs justice describing how they were put together. Thank you for this video.
Both of these songs are so powerful. I cried like a baby first time i heard God went north.
I hadn't ever heard God Went North before seeing this video. I paused it before you were about to start it, because I decided I had to go listen to it for myself first. It knocked me to the floor. I have never had a song bring me to tears that immediately and that deeply. I actually needed to go watch your reaction to "This Is The Time" to collect myself, and then I cried the second time, like clockwork.
From time to time I come back to see your reactions on Nothing More.
I really think there's a third song that goes with those two.
In Jenny they speak about Jonny's sister going through addiction and bipolar disorder and how she can't find a way out of all of it and in the chorus there's a mention about their mother suffering cancer (See your mother here, her last painful year
I wish you only knew...
She stuck around for you).
Then in God Went North Jonny sings about his mother last days.
The 3rd song I was talking about is Gone that is strictly connected. You shoud really listen to the acoustic video NoMo released some weeks ago
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I honestly don't know if I'm ready for another heart tugging song from them. God Went North and Fade In/Fade Out were tough to get through. Gimme a few months and I might be mentally/emotionally ready to tackle another heavy one.
One of my favorite bands. These songs are so powerful and Nothing More is soo underrated . Ur reaction was so genuine as it should b. I’m a subscriber now.
By far the best «reaction-video» I ever saw. Realistic and good knowledge base man👌🏻
These guys bring so much energy to the stage. Saw them last year and hope to see them again one day.
This was awesome man!!! Really great insight and an awesome reaction to a stellar band! 🤘🏼
The song Gone on The Few Not Fleeting album is also about him being on the road when she passed. She is the biggest inspiration that band has as a family. Jenny is how his sister responded to her passing and being sick. These songs are as real as they get. I love these guys for their realness to their art.
Phenomenal review for my favorite band. Subscribed 😊
There is one band called "Hurt", and it's utterly underrated. Maybe you could react to their music. I recommend "Overdose", "Summers lost", and "How we end up alone" ;) .
Totally agree! Also, The Abuse of Cid by Hurt is powerful.
I know this is about a mother but i cant help but think of my daughter who i lost last year, at 3 days she was just suffering and i couldnt take just watching it. I knew anything was better than what she had if she wasnt gonna be saved
Thank you man!
I’m a little late but keep the good reactions going!
God Went North always makes me tear up. Seeing you do the same and breaking down the song the way you did made me cry more. You said it exactly, it is a masterpiece
Jonny really knows how to tug at, or just straight up batter the heartstrings with his lyrics. And his vocal delivery matches that emotion and that harrowing progression.
I am so glad you have finally ran into Nothing More, cheers!
In the same kind of vein. If you're up for it - the song One Last Goodbye by Anathema is also an emotional masterpiece. The emotion of the song, arrangements and guitar solo together with the poetic yet hard hitting lyrics has made me cry many times. It's dedicated to the siblings in the band's passing mother. Great art, truly.
These two songs are true works of art. Also "Fade in-fade out". They really know how to portray despair, sadness and pain in a song. " Greetings from El Salvador
Jenny has to do with with his sister dealing with depression and substance abuse and his mom spending her last year trying to help her and his sister fighting her help all the while she's dealing with cancer. The second song God went north is him begging God to help his mother while she slipping away.
His sister was addicted and lost, she has physiological problems, bipolar and something else. She wasn't there for mom as she was dieing, mom had cancer. He was in the middle. Hard as hell. (Jenny or her real name Jenna)
God went north, about saving his mom, wanting to keep her. She was a great mom. You dont want to see anyone go through that. Especially the woman that gave you birth.
Lost my mum to cancer fortunately for her it was short unlike this agonising story, I cried along with you brother, liked and subscribed I wasn’t ready for God went north was my first listen too.
It is like that. Yeah. Nothing More goes *deep*.
I tear up every time I listen to this amazing song
I love these two songs, and I loved your reaction to them! I would love to see how you react to Tess-Timony by Ice Nine Kills. It’s not the same caliber as these two, but it always makes me really emotional, and I’d like to see your analysis.
Not bringing any negativity to the comment but you should have definitely already heard of this band and should have already fell in love with every song. Especially this one. Hey though for real better late than never! So glad to see another fan-created!
Man, no worries, Me too tear up every time I listen this masterpiece!
I just met your channel and you already won my subscribe and please, just react to the another masterpiece of NoMo called "Fade In/Fade Out", I'm about to be a father, my son will born in August 2020, so I take this song as a life lesson to teach to him.
I'm a Brazilian and I love your channel!
I don't know if you saw, but I did end up reacting to Fade In/Fade Out. Bring some napkins though, it couldn't have come at a worse time for me.
You should really check out their live performance at the 2017 Loudwire awards. It's what got me hooked on the band. They played Go To War which is way better live and covers of Audioslave - Show Me How To Live and Skrillex - First of the Year.
don't know if you did this before but can you please do coming down by five finger death punch .... that song saved my life literally enough said......
Love your reactions. Not sure how long until Copyrights screw it. But very thoughtful especially just the music instrumental aspects alone. Also your clear appreciation for music without telling us.
I’d HIGHLY recommend Christ Copyright- Nothing More (They their own Lyrical Video).
Just do you can see the wide range only this Band Musically.
Also if you ever get to see them live to it. As good as they are recorded they are honestly twice as good Live.
Unrelated I’d really love to hear you react to the Band Ghost (Ghost B.C.).
They are very interesting Musically side from all the other “interesting” aspects of the Band.
Ironically they just toured with Nothing More.
I’d start with Square Hammer.
Subbed, looking forward to more content.
My mother struggled with mental illness and addiction, and then I lost her to heart failure. So both of these songs touch me deeply and caught me so off guard. I have a ton of respect for all the music the band makes and all their messages, but God Went North is my favorite by them.
Steven wilson- routine. It tears me up Everytime. This one gives me goosebumps.
I wish I could give this video more than a single thumbs up.
Hymn For The missing by RED is a hard song for me. It was played at my mothers funeral 7 years ago.
At one point in my life, I was Jenny. I love this song
Glad to hear that it sounds like you made it out of that point in your life!
Oh man....everytime. I can't get through God Went North. It came out right after I went through a similar experience. The monitor beeps counting down the hours. Begging God to end the pain, one way or another.
Please react to Escapist by Oceans Ate Alaska, I think it would be a great song for you to unpack there's a lot going on in that track
She hung on for Jenna, she was worried about her not being ok. She wanted her to get well.
Two words: synchronised fireworks.
Check out Nightwish' *The Greatest Show on Earth* for a bit more of an inspirational tone. The song is about Life, and it goes through chronologically from the formation of our Solar System all the way to the present day, with spoken interludes performed by renowned evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, whose work inspired the album.
Live at Tampere is the version you want.
Now THAT is a true reaction
The song is about the lead singer's sister.
Dude you should react to the band WINTERSUN song Loneliness (WINTER)
Its same concept only the stages of loss and dealing with that loss of the vocalists father. Its a amazing track though
Sad songs? All of The Contortionist's album Clairvoyant is about losing a friend to addiction. Monochrome (Pensive) being my favorite (also just a really good song).
The way Jonny actually does his vibrato is really interesting. He massages his larynx with his index and middle fingers, and I don't think I've ever seen another vocalist do that before. It does give a really different, interesting sound to his vocals.
One of Nothing Mores influences is a band called Fair to Midland. Singer did that quite a bit. HIGHLY recommend checking them out.
@@CYPERY0N and both bands are from Texas
You should listen to Into The Light by In This Moment
You have to react to Gone by these guys such a good one as well
The acoustic version gets me every time. NM has the best sad songs 😭
Periphery - Satellites reaction please.
Great musicians. Epic song.
They have had nothing more tour with them and are fans of there music.
Periphery is amazing and is one of my favorite bands. I did Reptile a while ago but I've heard the entire P4 album since then so it wouldn't really be a reaction if I did Satellites.
@@CriticalReactions Yer one of my faves too.
How about a reaction to one of these:
Sikth- weavers of woe
Protest the hero- Cest la vie
Novallo- level 9
???
Alright, they're added to the list.
I watch this video all the time. Your reaction is almost exactly as my reaction for both songs.it's good to see you have a big heart because both these songs are brutal on the emotional senses and alot of reactioners show no emotion and they really are boring.
"another somber, pensive opening." oh my dude you have no idea. and yes i realize it is three years after the fact but i wanted to share a thought i had.
You forgot to point out the most important lyric. "Keep holding on". That's what any loved one would want you to do if they pass.
I’m wondering if you’re going to do Constance by Spiritbox. It’s beautiful. But…same theme as this one.
I've heard Constance already on my own so I won't be doing a reaction for it. But yeah, it's an emotional song and music video.
Fade In / Fade Out. Closer to my heart, but not as hard hitting. You'll like it
Just listened to God went north for the first time today after avoiding it for a long time and it made me ugly cry. Now I'm looking at reactions to see other people suffer just as much
I've avoided both God Went North and Fade In / Fade Out after having reacted to both. They are just too emotionally charged for me to return to yet.
If you want to hear something different (pipe organ with blues guitar, MASSIVE wall of sound)
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