Jeff Buckley - Grace (Official Video)
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Lyrics:
There's the moon asking to stay
Long enough for the clouds to fly me away
Well it's my time coming, i'm not afraid to die
My fading voice sings of love,
But she cries to the clicking of time
Of time
Wait in the fire...
And she weeps on my arm
Walking to the bright lights in sorrow
Oh drink a bit of wine we both might go tomorrow
Oh my love
And the rain is falling and i believe
My time has come
It reminds me of the pain
I might leave
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His technical skill with his voice is actually INSANE
yeah it is
His diaphragm is made of steel
And no autotune...
he didn't even wannabe some singer, he was better than singers, haha
Listen to his father Tim
This song is hypnotizing, spooky, beautiful, disturbing, pleasent all at the same time. Incredible.
hell yeah
Couldnt have described it better if I tried. Violet Grohl did a commendable rendition of it in the Taylor Hawkins tribute convert
@@eddiesanderson7370 I've seen it. She did great!
Feel the same way! Mesmerizing
that cat was-all-soul, right?
Gave my daughter the middle name "Grace" after this album and song. She's growing up listening to Jeff and sometimes requests we listen to him. But she calls him Jeff "Broccoli" lmao.
I'll keep referring to him as Jeff Broccoli from now on...I like it this way!
That's so wholesome
Ahahhahahahah genius
@@staszewaM frick me too
That’s actually legit lol
Rest in peace Jeff…it’s 2024 and I still listen to u. For me you’ll never be forgotten. 🩷😢
This song is amazing vocally, lyrically, instrumentally, and Jeff buckleley.
Lunna Rodriguez very clever...very true
Don't forget melodically and creatively. What a fantastic song.
how dare you make me say that
Jajajajajaja
I swear Grace is such a perfectly produced album
My heart cries when I hear Jeff sing… he reaches right in and grabs your heart and soul
ditto
I'd never describe it better than you, never will, he's singin like profet...in fact the most unique performance ...
I feel the same❤🥲
Today is the 25th Anniversary of Jeff’s passing. Rest In Peace to a man who was years ahead of his time, but taken far too soon.
To this day he’s still ahead.
Look at the banner
Thank you ValhallaRaven.. I knew it was close cause every year between June 22-July 22 one his songs come to me be it in my head, or in a shop. Then I have a Jeff binge every year for the last 12-14 years. Now I get why. And this song, ❤️ espesh how he passed. The lyrics are so him all the way. He knew when his tune was coming and did amazing work leading up to it. Bless his Angel voice 🙏🏾❤️✊🏽
A genius,a legend.Grace is one of the greatest albums of the last 40 years.Had the pleasure of seeing him at the Tivoli Dublin in 1994.Amazing gig.
@@VerdeletVIII I'd like to give him a head
I still find myself looking through all sorts of albums looking for something to stratch this very specific musical itch that this guy's album left on me. his style of rock has traces of grunge, alt rock and a whole lot of bands like led zeppelin, but none who came before or after have sounded anything like him. the overall melancholic atmosphere, the heavenly falsettos, the really fucking sick riffs and the tone of his guitar. This guy was a one of a kind musician
Well...Phish...or any Radiohead album.
Radiohead scratches the Buckley Itch. Thom was very influenced by him after all.
Nothing But Thieves’ singer was very obviously influenced by Buckley
Truth
Check out Wunderhorse....some Buckley vibes there. Jacob Slater. Cobi, Warhaus.
Good lord that voice. So jealous. An instrument of the gods.
hey, fancy seeing you here. big fan. :D
Don't you worry man, your still brill in my book Gav :)
Faezan Zakaria Any fan of Jeff is a friend of mine :)
miracleofsound You must have a lot of friends.
Hey man I love you theme song for the co-optional podcast and all your gaming music stuff
I like to think of Jeff Buckley as a comet.
He appeared and shone so brightly with such force bedazzling those who were lucky to witness him at his prominence but only existed for a brief period before disappearing back into the eternal beyond while people were left scratching their heads in disbelief wondering what exactly had just graced the sky.
If I were tasked to sum up his music, his spirit, his emotion and his passion with one word it would be...
*Celestial*
Tullece that was the most accurate and beautiful description of Jeff that I've ever heard. you put all of my thoughts into that comment.
Underrated
and his father, ...? do check
Copy Paste phrase, but still good one ;)
Nailed it.
My ex drummer was signed to re record Jeff’s second album. When he arrived he was told the tragedy of Jeff’s accidental death. Jeff you are a legend. May your music shine on many more to come.
😢
I had never heard of Jeff Buckley until this past year. Now I can’t stop listening to his music. He’s an incredible talent!
And what a tragic he was taken so young. Very much like his dad, Tim.
@@Wanderersea it's like a tendency towards pointless spontaneous bad decisions ran in their family.
yo, dude was just takin´ a swim@@joejones9520
@@Wanderersea😊😊😊
Was
I discovered this guy today, I feel so lucky.
Welcome and enjoy. You will never be the same.
Too late
It's never too late to find awesome artists. Enjoy!
This CD will change your life forever
I just found him too. Been listening for four days straight. lol
What a voice! David Bowie's favorite album.
Both of Jeff Buckley's parents were musicians. His mom was a classically trained musician and his father was a rock and folk musician who died at 28 of a heroin overdose. He grew up playing piano and guitar and singing from a young age. That's why he has such an amazing voice and why he has such a huge range.
I was fortunate enough to see Jeff live at Reading Festival, I was mesmerised ❤️
Tim was also amazing.
For anyone who hasn't listened to his music, DO IT!
The apple rarely falls far from the tree.
Tim Buckley, Jeff's Dad is def worth a listen, you can tell where he go it. RIP you pair of lost souls...
Talented
The most hauntingly beautiful song ever composed.
In my opinion and for me, the best song ever in every sense is Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody"! 💝
I don't understand why he wasn't a bigger star back in the 90's. I'm listening in 2020 and it sounds amazing.
he was just getting a lot of attention when he died. I remember reading abt it then, but I only became a fan in 2013. Then I listened to everything and watched the doco about him and cried and cried and cried
I don’t get it either. I don’t think I’ve heard an album that was more beautiful than Grace.
Music has never in history has been more accessible so if you weren't mainstream almost no one would hear you
Sam Williams so true. I was a low income kid whose family had no car and no cable (no MTV, etc) so if it didn’t play on the radio or my (also low income) friends didn’t have the tape/cd how were we going to hear it? A trip on the bus to the mall or a music store (some stores would have rows of headphones and CD players where you could preview a CD) was kind of a big hassle just to browse (again, couldn’t afford to buy). I remember if a girl I liked mentioned a band she was into, wishing there was a way I could just listen to them or quickly learn about them. Times sure have changed lol.
He was number 1 in Australia in the late 90s. I was obsessed with this song.
It's so weird if you've ever heard him talk that such a powerful voice comes out of him, he was truly not of this earth just visiting.
yes he was ,,, he is one of the best examples of how a human being should be!
The drumming is phenomenal, in the entire album.
It is! I’ve been listening to this album nearly exclusively for the last couple weeks, and while Buckleys voice is incredible, this band is also really effing good. Drums, guitar, the production. Excellent album.
I think this is the best album in the history of music. Jeff wrote not just songs, he gave us ten timeless masterpieces with brilliant vocals. thank him for this
Um... in the History of MUSIC?
I do beg to differ.
It Is one of the Greats, but is not the BEST.
Just a note: Gary Lucas wrote the music for 'Grace'; Buckley wrote the lyrics.
The fact that people study this song for exams really does show how much of a masterpiece it is.
leaving day song.. perhaps:)?
@Alicia GCSE Music innit
Thats cool af
Holy Shit. I just became a huge Jeff Buckley fan.
Like how is it even the way it is. Wow
Sometimes I feel that this is the most beautiful song ever written.
Now this quote makes sense. Never thought I'd say this on TH-cam :) Agreed bruh
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😮😂😅😂
For those who keep insisting he was never noticed, Nothing could be farther from the truth... This album was Huge then and the vids were in super heavy rotation on MTV... I miss him today still... Me being a musician and any artist will tell you, You can’t think about Jeff Buckley and not smile and Cry.
I wad raised by a drummer dad, i knew of this genius early on and musically died with him for awhile
@@dawntextor8170 wdym when you say musically died with him?
@@sarahbamberger8735 dad was really into him and i had never heard anything so beautiful. I meant to say his way of singing with his soul died with him. I've truly never heard that depth in anyone else. Not that they don't exist i just have not heard it
True
i was big into music then but id never heard of him until he died.
Definitely one of the top 10 songs of all time. Talent like this is a once-in-a-millennium occurrence.
damn range in this guy's voice is incredible
No matter how many times this song is played it's affect is always the same .. fucking genius no doubt..
exactly
effect
and he's always there to sing to my soul in the moments when I am truly alone
Stephen Gray it’s amazing. I’ve listen to grace hundreds maybe even thousands of times and I still feel it elevating me every time - Jeff was one in an entire eternity of music
Man this dude was killer!
That final minute of the song is just so powerful and otherworldly that I can’t help but loop it over and over. He puts everything he has into the vocal delivery and goes full force, it’s just… I have no other way to describe it, he truly had the voice of an angel.
Yes, but the original recording is even better! I can't understand why they edited/cut some seconds from the end.
Best song ever composed, changed my life.
Music from another dimension. Music in this world doesn't sound like that.
Listen to Opeth Harvest, windowpane, burden to name a few
Obviously you don't listen to Progressive Metal and Rock. It's filled with music like this!
He took this music when he went home and left it's ghost
One half Human lol try black rose immortal, those aren’t even their best songs
O9 lo 9ooooooo lo oooll lo
The vocals are just flawless.
Now I understand why I love coldplay, Radiohead, incubus, muse, and others.
Jeff is a masterpiece
Coldplay? Really? 🤦🏻♀️
@@laynewood7406YES Coldplay bro, Coldplay seriously touched me for a while with their music. I get so sad when ppl start this 😭😭😭💀
I get chills when he transitions to using his pre chorus riff as his bridge. Every. Single. Time.
In Buckley's words: "It's about not feeling so bad about your own mortality when you have true love."
Wikipedia:
The song was based on an instrumental song called "Rise Up to Be" written by Buckley's collaborator, Gary Lucas. Jeff wrote lyrics inspired by his saying goodbye to his girlfriend at the airport on a rainy day, and the vocal melody came naturally.[1] In Buckley's words, "It's about not feeling so bad about your own mortality when you have true love."
Here's what Jeff about Grace during a 1994 interview:
"It's about not fearing death, or fearing any of those countless slings
and arrows that you suffer sometimes on this earth, because somebody
loves you. You're not afraid to go, you're not afraid to withstand what
you need to withstand because there's a tremendous fuel that you feel
regenerating inside because of someone else's love for you. That's what
Grace is about. And it's just about life sometimes being so long. At the
time I was anticipating leaving Los Angelos for New York. So I was
waiting to go. I'm not afraid to go, I'm not afraid to die, I'm not
afraid to go away from this place or from any place but it just goes so
slow. And I had somebody who loved me in New York. A lot. And it was
amazing. It still is."
you are insightful
Thank you. :) I have now gone to that page and continued to dig up others. As I, fell in love with his music before he died.
C est comme ça que chantaient les Anges en 1995.
Qu'elle voix.
Thank you.
I never knew, this thank you for sharing . The song is stunning !!
My dad was obsessed with this song. Every second weekend he would drive us up to my Nan and Grandad's cottage in the Lake District. I was squished into the backseat of the car as it twisted and turned up hairpin bends going up the hill to the cottage which was perched at the top of it. My dad would play this song and for me it symbolises the excitement of going to see my grandparents, of racing up hairpin bends in the dark, all you could see was what the headlights illuminated which was literally just tufts of grass at the roadside and the smell of leather from my dad's new car was in my nostrils. Such an amazing experience. I hear this song and it's like joy to me.
Jixie Dye - There's something about your description of this - I swear I could smell the leather and the earth of the
Lake District. My parents brought the family from England in 1960 - we lived in Toronto and then in 1973 I moved
to Los Angeles. I've never been back to England but as I get older I think about it all the time -- " in England's
green and pleasant land ..." Jeff Buckley - he was so sweet and wonderful - a magical being, really..
I was in a band in Toronto in the 1960's and we spent a week with his father, Tim Buckley, driving him around .
He was a mystery too. My daughter became friends with Jeff - 30 years later and they had a magical connection.
It's weird, even though I know Jeff is no longer with us - I forget - and it REALLY FEELS LIKE HE's HERE!
Too much info, keep it brief
I might've cried a bit. I just could picture it...
Gorgeous.
Wow, i can totally imagine What you were experiencing. I had the same kind of experience in My dads car riding through the woods at night visiting My grandparents
Something he strongly believed as an artist and musician is to listen to every genre of music. This is how he became a powerhouse, a goddess, the greatest male vocalist of all time❤
You know who else listened to many genres of music, Kurt, another one of the greatest, a legend himself❤
Sometimes all you have to do is post one song on your playlist knowing good and well that’s all it takes to open someone up to potentially unknown artists, the music lovers that is. Nobody has yet to compare to Jeff, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other remarkable, talented, artists and musicians.
This song give me chills down my spine. He even sings about death and the line "and I feel them drown my name" is just so eerie because it's like he predicted what would happen. If his first album was this good, imagine how he would've developed as an artist. I just feel like it can't get better but it would. Breaks my heart. But it's beautiful his music lives on. He was so beautiful and looked a bit like James Dean, who also died very young, both had so much more to give...
One of the best songs ever created
LoveIndigo678 Amen
@@jacquelinewernett3026dorime
Ameno dorime
It blows my mind that he was born a year before my mom. I see my mom as this old lady but Jeff is frozen in time. Such a loss.
This is the song that I can never hear enough. The perfect song. Never thought there was such a thing. Jeff Buckley, you were brilliant and beautiful with your musical gifts. Thank you for the songs you left us.
This will forever be the song for those who only cry alone in the shadows.
Well said
R.I.P. Jeff Buckley, a genius who left this world too early
omg is he die ?💔
i already start listen to him and love his music 😟💔
@@snwaa2514 No he's Jeff Buckley
@@tapper666 yes i know 😐
@@snwaa2514 Maybe it's a little late, but yes, he died in 1997
😬😬😬😬
Isn’t alternative rock just beautiful.?
This amazing song... it’s gotten me through really tough times in life. What a treasure. I’ve cried and yelled listening to this. I’ve questioned and found truth about myself listening to this. I don’t need this song any longer, but it was a apart of my life when I needed it. Thank you Jeff. God Rest. Hope to shake hands with you in the other life.
Same! I've listened to Jeff for many years when my life takes a turn! Jest me Jeff and some beers! Great therapy!
This song is helping me through a shitty time right now
Just discovered Jeff Buckley yesterday for the first time by accident. Instantly fell in love with the album.
After all this time, I'm still not ready for him to go
So true :(
Mila R same
I find this song so haunting.
Really! agreed, I think a lot of his songs are that way ...
I discovered Jeff Buckley when I was a teenager. His music hit me deeply. I was mezmerized by his voice. 20 years later I'm always in love with Jeff ❤️
That voice just pulls you in slaps you around the face and you think wow what a true legend this fella was
There's the moon asking to stay
Long enough for the clouds to fly me away
Well it's my time coming, I'm not afraid, afraid to die
My fading voice sings of love,
But she cries to the clicking of time, oh, time.
Wait in the fire, wait in the fire
Wait in the fire, wait in the fire
And she weeps on my arm
Walking to the bright lights in sorrow
Oh drink a bit of wine we both might go tomorrow
Oh my love
And the rain is falling and I believe my time has come
It reminds me of the pain I might leave, leave behind,
Wait in the fire, wait in the fire
Wait in the fire, wait in the fire
And I feel them drown my name
So easy to know and forget with this kiss
I'm not afraid to go but it goes so slow
Wait in the fire, wait in the fire, oh oh yea oh oh oh yeah unh
Wait, wait, wait in the fire, wait in the fire
Wait in the fire, wait ah uh unh ah
Songwriters
BUCKLEY, JEFF / LUCAS, GARY
Read more: Jeff Buckley - Grace Lyrics | MetroLyrics
thannkkkyoouu
I cracked the mystery: This song is as intense as relaxed.
Pia Nyström prog rock babe
nah its just really intense
... man... I hope when you're done huffing paint you realize how stupid this sounds.
@Arctic Bork It's stupid, because he doesn't understand it ;)
Pia, you might be right about that.
no better than his father, Tim
I am so lucky to be called Grace. Had I had a different name, I would never have thought of randomly searching my name on spotify to see what I could find. No words can describe how thins song makes you feel
So beautiful guy, so beautiful voice, so beautiful song. The first time I heard this masterpiece I cried.
Grace is probably my favorite song of all time, every single detail in the recording has a special place and a reason to exist, obviously starting with Jeff’s voice (that goes from almost whispering in the beginning to almost screaming in a super high note at the end), the structure of the chords (the tension that creates and then resolving) and melodies, the power and rhythm of bass and drums (even the toms are perfectly toned and miked, please pay attention to that), the Magical Guitarness of Gary Lucas that creates a mysterious kind of background, and the strings arrangement (specially in the second verse), the lyrics and its deep meanings, and how everything merges together forming a beautiful masterpiece.
This is probably the longest comment I’ve ever written on TH-cam lol
This is probably the best review of the song!!! Thumbs Up!
Perfect music review. ❤️
Don’t forget Andy Wallace’s brilliant production and mixing on this whole album!
And his voice is another instrument.
Broke my heart when he died. Rare for such an Angel to grace us with his presence here on Earth. Rest in peace Jeff. Ill listen to you till i join you in oblivion.
His voice speaks passion, pain, talent, depression, angst, love...hear it or don't. He's still one of the best artists over the last 30 years and one who wasn't afraid to be different.
One of the most beautiful humans to walk the earth.
This voice is unique and incomparable.
I have loved this since it was first released, listening to it on top of that hotel on Copacobana Beach, in the pool with the rest of the company after the show. Drinking Ciapirinhas, watching Corcovado going in and out of the clouds, Illuminated and ghostly, and fabulous. If there ever was a night to beleive in God, then that would have been it. RIP Jeff, still cannot believe you're gone.
This song is a masterpiece.
How do you sit down and write a song like this? How can he sing like this? How can can he play like this and have such control of the tone of his voice at the same time? Genius
❤ Couldn’t agree more
Otherworldly talent. When this first dropped, no less than Jimmy Page said this was his favorite album. That's quite an endorsement!
And she weeps on my arm
Walking to the bright lights in sorrow
Oh drink a bit of wine we both might go tomorrow
Oh my love
And the rain is falling and i believe
My time has come
It reminds me of the pain
I might leave
Leave behind
OMG That gives me chills
I saw him in a Belgian Festival, it was Amazing. When I learnt he passed away, I was upset. He is the most talented songwriter, musician and singer that I know.
This man's vocals are sublime. And he does it so well while playing too.
one of the best voices you will ever have the pleasure to listen too.....this man was such a talent and its so sad that he was taken way before his time......Jeff Buckley will forever live on in my head....love the man
Justin Crowe Head or Heart, dude respect :)
This is the song that started my obsession with this voice in 1994. Over 25 years later and it still blows me away.
Why did this beautiful human have to die so young. He is phenomenal inside and out. This song brings tears... Touches my soul ✨
I've been listening to his music for 10 years now. It makes me cry EVERY SINGLE TIME. No one before and after has been able to merge both beauty and pain as perfectly as he did.
jesus fucking christ what a voice. the bit where he goes full buckley would make even freddie mercury shrink
Ok he was very good but I think you're going a little too far
maybe I am. mercury was unbelievable, a stage monster, an opera diva, the best and most powerful frontman of all time, sure, but I think buckley sang stuff that I've never heard from anybody. I mean that kind of control, balance and taste? i don't know, but who cares anyway?
+zaxapitsa Both were excellent singers, but I would say they both were very different as well, so I'm not sure how to compare the two. Reading your previous comment, I think you should listen to Peter Hammill (if you haven't already), or the band where he was a singer, Van der Graaf Generator. His vocals are just... superb, and I think that's even an understatement. A louse is not a home from his solo, and Still Life from VdGG should give you a good sense of his talents.
I know van der graaf, not much though. You're right, he has an amazing range, thanks. It's hard to compare, I try to forget about all the intangible, I mean the charisma, the stagecraft, the instrumental, but in the end it's all about your own criteria. I, personally, have never been so impressed with a singer as I was with Buckley, how he balanced power and delicacy at such high notes, it's ridiculous. As a singer myself, I find that impossible. He didn't have a beautiful tone like Robert Plant or Chris Cornell, or delivered like Mercury, but he was just paranormal.
+zaxapitsa I know what you mean, and bc of that I listen to Buckley the most, I go and listen to a few but come back to Buckley always ! Especially at night to sleep, lol. I can't listen to Layne w AIC at night bc I'll be ready t o go somewheres..lol
that vibrato! OMG ++
JEFF BUCKLEY, the vocal quality and just the feel of the music is so so good.
I am from a tiny town in the Himalayas and I am constantly looking up for artists and new sound to inspire my music. And JB, you are my all time favorite.
Love from Sikkim. ❤
Jeff Buckley! You got me through my first year of sobriety. And now this posting & I celebrate 10 yrs! Your beautiful voice, face, & soul continue to trudge the path with me.
❌⭕️
3:07 My favourite bit of the song. His voice is just so awesome
Jeff Buckley was gorgeous, just gorgeous, he had genuine gift
This is literally the best song written and performed
I don’t know how I missed this artist up until yesterday. I went to his tribute concert - by accident - and I was blown away!!! I had long enough time on this planet to get to know his music, but I didn’t. Now I “met him”. What an experience….I can just imagine seeing and hearing him in the 90’s❣️
He was a huge national hero just before he died, saw him live - I was "Graced"
Chris Faraday jealous!
All humans must listen and learn
You can never really learn this. That's why it's so special.
I mean of course you might learn from it but no one can ever come close to creating what Jeff created...
Listen and yearn
@@DenizBadeAkkoyun "knowledge speaks, wisdom listens." "creativity is more important than knowledge." it is our hope that incomparably beautiful stars will shine as bright, if not, even moreso, it'd be vanity not to embrace that possibility
@@DenizBadeAkkoyun I think the vocals could be learned through hard work tho
it’s crazy to me that this album is turning 30 in a couple of months!! it’s truly a masterpiece 🫶🏽
Only angels from God can sing like that
Buckley's Grace and Alter Bridge's Blackbird. Man, can I listen to these two songs on repeat for the rest of my life.
same here man... I always think that myles tried to use some of buckley's voice techniques, but both are awesome!
Damn imagine Myles singing this.
No one mentions Alter Bridge. Good taste bro!!
God. This music makes me feel like I'm dying.
***** Just gotta say, both Jeff's music and yours have been huge parts of my life, thanks to the both of you :)
You are actually, but slow.
reminds of sweetness love and beauty
it makes me grateful to be alive to hear it
YOU're welcome
He was a good songwriter, a good guitar player, a good singer and good looking, how is it possible that he didn't become big in the 90s?
Had the pleasure to spend a whole afternoon with the band rehearsing in Glasgow they invited me to attend the gig because I had no money to pay for a ticket. Great guys. What a painful day when Jeff Buckley died. RIP
I can't stop listening to this. Why did I just discover Buckley??!?
You discover Jeff when you're ready for him but...boy, are you in for a treat, to say the least :)
yea, seen this reaction before, strange effect, enjoy your obsession!!!
Because Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj and One Direction have been trying to distract you. Good to hear you're too strong for them.
just got hit with it, damn what a talent
Been there. Sad he died young. I played ''Forget Her'' thousands of times
His voice takes me somewhere else. Such raw beauty and talent, my heart can't physically take it (':
Yes.
Funny. feel precisely the same thing
Yara Sammour I feel the same way.
I just discovered him a few mins ago and bro’s so beautiful it got me crying
Controlled sonic chaos
Here's what Jeff about Grace during a 1994 interview:
"It's about not fearing death, or fearing any of those countless slings and arrows that you suffer sometimes on this earth, because somebody loves you. You're not afraid to go, you're not afraid to withstand what you need to withstand because there's a tremendous fuel that you feel regenerating inside because of someone else's love for you. That's what Grace is about. And it's just about life sometimes being so long. At the time I was anticipating leaving Los Angelos for New York. So I was waiting to go. I'm not afraid to go, I'm not afraid to die, I'm not afraid to go away from this place or from any place but it just goes so slow. And I had somebody who loved me in New York. A lot. And it was amazing. It still is."
22 years today. ill never stopping loving you and your music Jeff. Your the tear that hangs inside my soul forever...
Came home late one night in ‘94 and switched on MTV. It was around 2am and I was sitting alone in the living room when this song came on. It was as if it had arrived from a different dimension. I hardly slept that night. The harmonies haunted my mind.
Anyone still listing to Jeff's story in 2021? Music for the soul, his voice just resonates with the frequency of the soul. No idk if it hits 7 but I feel calm everytime I listen
Goosebumps every time I listen to this song. One of a few true artists
I can't listen to this song without crying, one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard..
Listen closely enough and you’ll notice the influence of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s vocals on Jeff’s singing style, who Jeff himself proclaimed as “his Elvis”
Discovered Jeff Buckley just a few days ago. Simply obsessed since then. Can't stop listening to his songs.
Never met Jeff. Only as a dream and met 76 Lisa Stuart 🤷♀️🍩. 😴⬆️ 97. sad that he felt the need to overdose. Sending the family my condolences 🙏
Legitimately gives me goosebumps every time
"Walk in to the bright's lights in sorrow oh we drink a bit of wine we both might go tomorrow........Oh my love...." I'm in tears here.
same
Alison K is anyone making good music these days except sia
Same here.
For anyone who can’t be bothered to listen tot the whole song, the best bits are from 0:00 to 5:01
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Thanks.
I always thought Buckley was some sort of devote Christian musician or something. I'd only listened to his Halleluja cover and knew he had this well known album called Grace.
One day I said 'well, let's listen to this song' and I was completely blown away. How is this masterpiece so unknown to the average rock listener?
Jeff is an experiance, it's not just good music..that's why most of us stay obsessed
It's his personality , his talent, his genius , the nostalgia of the decade of 90s that looks old but feels modern , the tragic-romantic short life of his that was enough for him to make such an impact