This song doesn't make me feel sad, just, like, heavy. Like I'm really here and not just an abstract thought. It's grounding, but also ethereal and it really helps me.
Yes. I understand. The first few notes stir a deeeeep pain inside of my, but by the time the chorus comes in so powerfully, like a wave of water on the ocean it just smoooooths the sand it mixes with. I remember listening to this when it came out, and I had just decided I wanted a divorce from my husband. Life should have been chaotic, but certain tracks like this one just crammed their way into my skull, reverberating, forevermore, moving me along like water and sand. Grounding and ephemeral all at once.
My favorite thing about Hozier's music is how interpretative it is. So many say this song is sad, and I can see that, but when I first and continue to hear it, to me its about someone who falls in love with someone unconventional tbat is going through a rough time, likely something the singer has experienced in the past. Yet, the singer loves the person so much that they are willing to leave the easygoing-ness of their current life to be there for this person and be with them.
You hit the nail on the head when you said "interpretative" - I was surprised to see people think this song is sad and your interpretation hadn't occurred to me, either. To me it sounds like the singer escaped from a toxic situation (the lowest-hanging fruit being some sort of repressive religious community, which is rather a theme for Hozier), and has since found freedom and validation in being and doing the things that community looked down on regardless of imposed morality. He's acting as the tempter waiting for the listener to realize they're trapped in the same or similar situation and to help them be a happier, less inhibited version of themself. ...Not to say that the singer's way is inherently better. He's jealous and possessive ("a rope in hand / for your other man / to hang from a tree") and at least metaphorically violent ("innocence died screaming / honey, ask me, I should know"). But he certainly doesn't feel guilty about it.
I couldn't agree more. I see this song as a sweet song as he said I slithered from Eden just to sit outside of your door. There's really something about the girl that he couldn't think of the good things and doesn't care abt it just to be with his love.
I thought it was the desperate-longing-happy feeling of being in love. Wanting and doing so much just to be around the person and yet in the end doing only just that. Probably because that's how I love. Dedicating everything to that one person but never really telling them it was all for them. Just hoping I've put enough love in whatever it was that they'll be able to recognize.
Same with me, i started listen Hozier when i got depression, but, when i become to listen more and more musics from him, i became to see that his musics are about love
Man, Hozier really milked that drunken conversation with Crowley! All jokes aside, I think this song is absolutely marvelous. The lyrics, the melody, the vibe... it has such a sadness to it, and yet it also has a certain lightness - like when you find solace in giving up hope... I don’t know if you know what I mean... anyways, this song will always occupy a special place in my heart, it’ll never not be gold
I love reading all of these comments of people that I can empathize so well with. There are so many strangers out there that we can connect with through music and that is a damn good feeling that you are NEVER alone.
Hozier is one immensely gifted artist. From both a musical and lyrical point of view his sound is the most original to have been discovered in at least a decade . His success is down to pure talent and long may it last.
Not only are his lyrics great, but his guitar work is almost always intoxicating. I could listen to the music alone and be perfectly happy. Great artist.
I feel like ireland literally produce the best song writers you could ever imagine..for such a small country and such a small population they sure have massive talent, no one can touch them.
Love, storytelling is part of the Irish DNA. From the Olde Celtic Bards who had to dedicate years to learn the craft of reciting poems and stories of the Clan, there are centuries of practice in place when it comes to writing and telling stories. From playwrights to poets to musicians Ireland produces loads for a small nation.
+Ayyy Lmao It's *given, not "gave". And if you understand the meaning of the word "more", then you accept that it means "a greater or further extent, amount or measure" - therefore, a number higher than however many views it has, is what is deserved, was the point of his comment. You're welcome. Also your sarcasm was wasted there, as well as poorly applied.
Lyrically I would historically put Hozier in the top 10 all time list. He truly has a way with words, such a vocally profound artist. And in my opinion, he's a legend...
[Verse 1] Babe, there's something tragic about you Something so magic about you Don't you agree? Babe, there's something lonesome about you Something so wholesome about you Get closer to me [Pre-Chorus 1] No tired sigh, no rolling eyes, no irony No "who cares", no vacant stares, no time for me [Chorus] Honey you're familiar, like my mirror years ago Idealism sits in prison, chivalry fell on its sword Innocence died screaming, honey ask me I should know I slithered here from Eden, just to sit outside your door [Verse 2] Babe, there’s something wretched about this Something so precious about this Where to begin? Babe, there’s something broken about this But I might be hoping about this Oh, what a sin [Pre-Chorus 2] To the strand a picnic planned for you and me A rope in hand for your other man to hang from a tree [Chorus] Honey you're familiar, like my mirror years ago Idealism sits in prison, chivalry fell on its sword Innocence died screaming, honey ask me I should know I slithered here from Eden, just to sit outside your door [Instrumental Bridge] [Chorus] Honey you're familiar, like my mirror years ago Idealism sits in prison, chivalry fell on its sword Innocence died screaming, honey ask me I should know I slithered here from Eden, just to hide outside your door
@@yourheartinminedrumming It's not racist or referring to suicide. The song is from the perspective of Lucifer/the serpent in the Garden of Eden talking to Eve. He wants Eve for himself. The "other man" he's referring to is Adam, saying he wants Adam to be dead and out of the picture so they can be together. It's also a reference to the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, since by eating from the tree, Adam (and Eve) doomed humanity to sin, and consequently death. So in a sense, the tree did lead to their death, symbolically "hanging" from the tree (also like the fruit that they ate.) There's a lot of symbolism at play.
The musicianship is incredible. A beautifully written piece. He deserves all of the fame and recognition he is receiving and more. So nice to have a popular artist actually be talented and musically brilliant.
Am grateful for all the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address Hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
Ziad Ali I like how you came to such a beautiful song to leave such an ugly comment, you're the only one ruining the song for people you don't belong here.
Powerful lyrics. Moves me to listen deeply and feel. Speaks to deep pain, loss, connection, desire and the unspoken truth about attraction. Thank you for this song!
What a bloody incredible song! I'm seriously obsessed with HozierMusic right now & feel so delighted to have received permission to feature some of his tunes on my channel while it takes off, hopefully it'll get him more American fans as most of my subs are American or from Japan etc! Not Irish :)
I'm Irish and I'm so proud to be Irish aswell because of Hozier and I just heard his song on the radio a while ago and I didn't hear the name of the song but I remembered I saw that you posted a video about hozier and it was his song so if it weren't for you I would've been up all night thinking about it
OKAY here’s my hot take on how I like to think of this song: Satan (the serpent) falling in love with Eve, in the first verse it seems innocent and lovely but then in the second verse it starts to reveal itself as being more on the evil side. And like he could be saying “honey you’re familiar like my mirror years ago” like he reminds her of how he used to be this brilliant angel before he fell. Just something fun to think about 😊
Riley Elizabeth im OBSESSED with this analysis oh my god. and how eve is seen as evil, and he sees that part of himself in her 🥺 but he still worships her 🥺🥺
@@iomoon1155 I mean true, but I can't believe no one talks about how at the end of episode 1 Crowley is just like "no I know how you smell" to Aziraphale and like... he's trying so hard to contain the 6000 years of pining and failing
If you watch the video, it's a little more clear. He loves her innocence; she has another man but he intends to steal her from him. He's bad (the only thing that 'slithered' in Eden was the devil), and is saying that there are no good people left anymore anyway. This song really hits home for me.
Yes! I know Hozier and I have different religious beliefs but I love how biblical this song. For me it exposes how Satan is behind so much of what is the world embraces. Our temptations.... etc.
all of his songs make me imagine something like my future, people, moving, dancing. it brings me to a whole other world, it awesome. it kinda freaks people out when I listen to him cause im somewhere else when I do lol.
He is about to blow up. Did Letterman last week, will be on Ellen this week and most importantly (to me) I get to see him tomorrow night in concert. Cannot wait!
who is this Spotify character - was this a man made character or being, or was this brought from another parallel universe, I wonder, truly I do wonder.
When I first listened to this song it filled me with such an immense sadness, and I don't know why. I kept playing it and now it's the opposite. I love this song.
I have his whole album on CD, so everytime I'm in my car late I like to listen to his songs, it's so amazing to just drive ant night and listen this, really, that gives me such a good vibes, like summertime, and a little bit of sadness, but also happiness at the same time. Like, melancholy, that I love. Amazing songs. He's just so talented!
Am grateful for all your the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address: hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
It's 2018.. In the era of EDMs, Hip-hop, rap and all, here I am still listening to this almost 5 year old song on repeat. Hozier is really an artist. No other artist has been so expressive in the past decade. His Meaningful lyrics, overwhelming music and above all, soul touching voice are really artistic and exceptional. His songs will always be one of the best in the playlists. Cheers to his music !!✌️✌️
Matthew John Pace Take Me to Church is a horrible song. It's hard to understand why anyone likes it. No lead guitar. No bass. No drums. Vocals are droning. Lyrics aren't that clever. It's just a dumb, poorly written song. I was pleasantly surprised to hear From Eden because I thought every song Hozier plays sucks based on the one song the radio plays.
Matthew John Pace I've played guitar for 20 years and I can play more than a dozen instruments. I taught music lessons for a decade. The only things I find redeeming in this song are Hozier's disenchantment with church and infatuation with a woman. I am also part Irish, fwiw. Part of the reason why I'm sick of it is because Alt 98.7 FM and KROQ 106.7 FM have overplayed it. They haven't played even one of his other songs, even though songs like From Eden are newer. It takes a lot to impress me musically. In other words, if there are only vocals at the expense of the other instruments (that I now know they have), they better be off the chart and still I like a full band of instruments to keep me interested.
I will be forever grateful to the person who made me listen to this song. We might stop talking and I might forget you but I will remember this song. Forever.
Am grateful for all the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address: hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
This song is grim as fuck. A lot of Hozier's songs are. It's cool it makes those people happy but it's kinda like the people that jammed out to Pump up kicks by Foster The People. You wonder if they hear the lyrics.
SandyTheMaster yeah pretty much. It's about a man that has done bad things in his life and meets a girl who is innocent and pure "like his mirror years ago" and he wishes to be with her but she is in a relationship with another man. Though you can percieve the song however you wish, that's the beauty of music.
I discovered this song on a random winter afternoon...the melancholy of lyrics the music that balances them just perfect leaving you with a smile everytime you hear it.
Crowley: *plays this song* ... And that's MY POINT Aziraphale: your point is bebop? Crowley: I̶t̶'s̶n̶o̶t̶b̶e̶b̶o̶p̶a̶n̶g̶e̶l̶i̶t̶'s̶q̶u̶a̶l̶i̶y̶b̶u̶t̶I̶l̶o̶v̶e̶y̶o̶u̶
It took me two months to locate this song after I heard it on BBC one. -Very good, I'll check back later to listen to the rest of the album, hopefully the music is just as good as this song.
If you use Spotify, go and use Mineric's Radio 1 playlist, constantly updated (weekly i believe) =) I found this song on Radio 1 and also on the playlist.
I guess I should feel lucky! I heard this song for the first time today, and my radio told me who it was... I thought I'd have no luck cause the info was coming out a bit crazy. Good thing I up-graded the stereo! haha... So happy I bumped into the wrong radio station this morning. This was the second song they played...
Nobody: Hozier closing his 5th notebook after filling it completely: same time next week? Crowley, currently slithering away: *longing demon sounds* probably
Am grateful for all your the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address: hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
It's been some years now since the divorce. I still bear an incredible sense of pain and this song conjures that in such a profound way. I had this album playing continuous on my drives to and from work, Hozier my bard before and during the most troubling, disruptive parts of my life--my love leaving me, forcing me to leave, the love I had for her usurped by woe and misery. Now when I hear this sweet song it fills me with that nostalgic feeling, a sort of sweet pain for something that was before, that thing that is lost and will never be again. I listen to this song and wonder if there will ever be another that is fair, another darling of my affections. A part of me supposes it will simply never be so.
Very few songs on the radio nowadays have the ability to inspire me and make me FEEL something. This song is one of those rare gems. Loved it instantly.
Im so obsessed with this song. Its just so attractive in some way. The lyrics, melody and everything are all amazing plus i loved the video but theres just something about this song that is so...? I dont know. Perfect?
So many of these comments are from before he got as big as he is now.. i wish i could say i was hee, but i wasn't. But I'm here now. We all are. At the very least, we were HERE.
Hozier is just so talented in his lyrics and music as well. He's not even appreciated enough. This makes me mad but I feel somehow honoured to be one of the few that listen to his songs. I love him so much.
I didn't like that church song on the radio. But this album is getting some serious underground hype, so I had to check it out. This guy is amazing. Now all his songs are growing on me. Just ordered this album on vinyl. Cant wait to hear it on my new U-Turn turntable. I bet it is going to sound so much better than it already does.
I'm not a fan of take me to church either. My mom likes him and she really wanted to go to his concert so I went with her. I had never heard anything besides take me to church. His concert made me fall in love with his music and him. I can't get enough now.
I'm here because I've just read a fanfiction on good omens and in the final notes it said that the title was from this song, with a link to it, and I'M HAPPY.
Oh my goodness. I LOVE that guitar riff at the beginning. The 5/4 time signature and the melody are so captivating . THANK YOU Melanie Murphy for putting this song in your video!!!!! It is so amazing!
just re-discovered...quite startlingly...how stunning this album is...i was obsessed with it when it first came out and so many beautiful memories of that time flash before me when i listen to these tracks
The world would have missed out big time without you.
superholly love ur comment.
superholly te sigo en tu canal 😘😇😚💗💗💗💗
So beautiful to say that!
Hola superholly, tras de linda con buenos gustos, jajaja
Such a timeless comment
This song doesn't make me feel sad, just, like, heavy. Like I'm really here and not just an abstract thought. It's grounding, but also ethereal and it really helps me.
Yes. I understand. The first few notes stir a deeeeep pain inside of my, but by the time the chorus comes in so powerfully, like a wave of water on the ocean it just smoooooths the sand it mixes with. I remember listening to this when it came out, and I had just decided I wanted a divorce from my husband. Life should have been chaotic, but certain tracks like this one just crammed their way into my skull, reverberating, forevermore, moving me along like water and sand. Grounding and ephemeral all at once.
cringe.
Ethereal yet grounded. Like a fallen angel, one might say
Heehee
@@ophel1a q.
I feel sorry for your boyfriend @@adamlewis4736
"Honey you're familiar like my mirror years ago." Chills. What a brilliant lyricist he is. His songs are incredible.
🥰
Poetry
This line has been stuck in my head for the past 3 days
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My favorite thing about Hozier's music is how interpretative it is. So many say this song is sad, and I can see that, but when I first and continue to hear it, to me its about someone who falls in love with someone unconventional tbat is going through a rough time, likely something the singer has experienced in the past. Yet, the singer loves the person so much that they are willing to leave the easygoing-ness of their current life to be there for this person and be with them.
You hit the nail on the head when you said "interpretative" - I was surprised to see people think this song is sad and your interpretation hadn't occurred to me, either. To me it sounds like the singer escaped from a toxic situation (the lowest-hanging fruit being some sort of repressive religious community, which is rather a theme for Hozier), and has since found freedom and validation in being and doing the things that community looked down on regardless of imposed morality. He's acting as the tempter waiting for the listener to realize they're trapped in the same or similar situation and to help them be a happier, less inhibited version of themself.
...Not to say that the singer's way is inherently better. He's jealous and possessive ("a rope in hand / for your other man / to hang from a tree") and at least metaphorically violent ("innocence died screaming / honey, ask me, I should know"). But he certainly doesn't feel guilty about it.
I couldn't agree more. I see this song as a sweet song as he said I slithered from Eden just to sit outside of your door. There's really something about the girl that he couldn't think of the good things and doesn't care abt it just to be with his love.
@@selda748 exactly,and they'd do all kinds of things just to be with one another.
I thought it was the desperate-longing-happy feeling of being in love. Wanting and doing so much just to be around the person and yet in the end doing only just that. Probably because that's how I love. Dedicating everything to that one person but never really telling them it was all for them. Just hoping I've put enough love in whatever it was that they'll be able to recognize.
Same with me, i started listen Hozier when i got depression, but, when i become to listen more and more musics from him, i became to see that his musics are about love
This gives me strong Good Omens vibes and I am here for it
Edit: I wasn't expecting to meet so many people who agreed
How are you rn
@@azcdtixs it's 10:47 PM but I can't fall asleep because I'm jetlagged after a long trip
@@azcdtixs
I’ve been looking for this
@@sush1_cat871 i dont think thats what they meant
@@berrylly Possibly
Man, Hozier really milked that drunken conversation with Crowley!
All jokes aside, I think this song is absolutely marvelous. The lyrics, the melody, the vibe... it has such a sadness to it, and yet it also has a certain lightness - like when you find solace in giving up hope... I don’t know if you know what I mean...
anyways, this song will always occupy a special place in my heart, it’ll never not be gold
My name is Eden and I get so excited every time he says it.
Sry he left you mate.
Eden T that's a cool name :)
+Eden T I love your name
+Nook I My girlfriend is called Eden, she has a lovely garden
Jack Richardson Does she have an apple tree?
Hozier and Good Omens is like the perfect combination that'll make me want to cry because of how beautiful and fitting it looks.
emotions who?
Acktronias Parthenoes
Pffft, don’t know her
Ikr I can't listen to this song without thinking of Crowley
I love how both of them tell stories about profound love and devotion that you can't describe with words. Too ineffable.
yes tbh hozier write songs about them and them only
hozier said good omens rights!!!!!!!
god, it fits so well im crying
Yes.
YeS
WE GOOD OMENSING IN THESE COMMENTS!
@@cottontaelle YEAH WE ARE
youtube user whats it to ya?! ive definitely seen you before & you seem pretty cool .. & like we might share a braincell. do you have a discord
I love reading all of these comments of people that I can empathize so well with. There are so many strangers out there that we can connect with through music and that is a damn good feeling that you are NEVER alone.
Julianne Olguin love your comment
awww you're so right. i've always felt that way
Nice comment Julianne! Music can really bring people together
Julianne Olguin I love you. Be my girlfriend.
Well said
Hozier is one immensely gifted artist. From both a musical and lyrical point of view his sound is the most original to have been discovered in at least a decade . His success is down to pure talent and long may it last.
John Conway I wouldn't say the MOST original, but he is unique, and possesses great songwriting ability.
@@merlynhaze4134 can you give some other good artists? I rly want to listen to a lot more people so that would be kind of you -^^-
lewis capaldi!!
I would check out kaleo if you like hozier
July Talk
Not only are his lyrics great, but his guitar work is almost always intoxicating. I could listen to the music alone and be perfectly happy. Great artist.
I feel like ireland literally produce the best song writers you could ever imagine..for such a small country and such a small population they sure have massive talent, no one can touch them.
Love, storytelling is part of the Irish DNA. From the Olde Celtic Bards who had to dedicate years to learn the craft of reciting poems and stories of the Clan, there are centuries of practice in place when it comes to writing and telling stories. From playwrights to poets to musicians Ireland produces loads for a small nation.
could you please enlighten me on some of the best Irish artists?? cause the comment above u seems to agree with you!!!
The script, Kodaline, The coronas.. there are so many. these however including Hozier are my favourite that i know of.
David Eck
UM- heard of U2 -lol...Irish
Yes I have heard of U2, i don't need to mention it, U2 are a given.
this deserves more recognition.
Ikr?
Yes because 25 Million people (VEVO Video) haven't gave recognition to "From Eden"
+Ayyy Lmao It's *given, not "gave". And if you understand the meaning of the word "more", then you accept that it means "a greater or further extent, amount or measure" - therefore, a number higher than however many views it has, is what is deserved, was the point of his comment. You're welcome.
Also your sarcasm was wasted there, as well as poorly applied.
@@turboking95 r/iamverysmart cool it buddy, he is making a good point
Hozier heard Crowley ranting about his angel for 5 hours just to write this song
There's something tragic about your lyrics Hozier, and something magic about your voice.
Lyrically I would historically put Hozier in the top 10 all time list. He truly has a way with words, such a vocally profound artist. And in my opinion, he's a legend...
i totally agree
[Verse 1]
Babe, there's something tragic about you
Something so magic about you
Don't you agree?
Babe, there's something lonesome about you
Something so wholesome about you
Get closer to me
[Pre-Chorus 1]
No tired sigh, no rolling eyes, no irony
No "who cares", no vacant stares, no time for me
[Chorus]
Honey you're familiar, like my mirror years ago
Idealism sits in prison, chivalry fell on its sword
Innocence died screaming, honey ask me I should know
I slithered here from Eden, just to sit outside your door
[Verse 2]
Babe, there’s something wretched about this
Something so precious about this
Where to begin?
Babe, there’s something broken about this
But I might be hoping about this
Oh, what a sin
[Pre-Chorus 2]
To the strand a picnic planned for you and me
A rope in hand for your other man to hang from a tree
[Chorus]
Honey you're familiar, like my mirror years ago
Idealism sits in prison, chivalry fell on its sword
Innocence died screaming, honey ask me I should know
I slithered here from Eden, just to sit outside your door
[Instrumental Bridge]
[Chorus]
Honey you're familiar, like my mirror years ago
Idealism sits in prison, chivalry fell on its sword
Innocence died screaming, honey ask me I should know
I slithered here from Eden, just to hide outside your door
PS: is that 5/4 timing?
@@nlieu42 10/8 (1,2,3 - 1,2,3 - 1,2 - 1,2) i guess :))
is the line “a rope in hand for your other man to hang from a tree” racist? whats the meaning if no?
@@yourheartinminedrumming i think its more like a double suicide idk
@@yourheartinminedrumming It's not racist or referring to suicide. The song is from the perspective of Lucifer/the serpent in the Garden of Eden talking to Eve. He wants Eve for himself. The "other man" he's referring to is Adam, saying he wants Adam to be dead and out of the picture so they can be together.
It's also a reference to the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, since by eating from the tree, Adam (and Eve) doomed humanity to sin, and consequently death. So in a sense, the tree did lead to their death, symbolically "hanging" from the tree (also like the fruit that they ate.) There's a lot of symbolism at play.
“to the world”
“To the world!”
*emotional wahoo*
I've seen you in the comments of another video because your pfp is recognisable
This is comment was ineffable, just like our boys!
Gosh this just triggered memories of watching Good Omens Season 2 with a friend. Were in tears and yes, we are still coping
Shoutout to anyone listening to this after finishing Good Omens season 2!
Im still not okay
I'm wrecked 🥹
Specially because I've read "Pray for us Icarus" the masterpiece of a good omens fanfic. I'm just destroyed
GET OUT OF MY WALLS
😭💙💛
The musicianship is incredible. A beautifully written piece. He deserves all of the fame and recognition he is receiving and more. So nice to have a popular artist actually be talented and musically brilliant.
Am grateful for all the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address Hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
my sexuality is this song tbh
Ziad Ali Virgin
Ziad Ali I like how you came to such a beautiful song to leave such an ugly comment, you're the only one ruining the song for people you don't belong here.
ahhhhhhh, so you're a lesbian
lol Hozier has a lesbian cult following and I’m here for it tbh
Sexuality: SNEK
Powerful lyrics. Moves me to listen deeply and feel. Speaks to deep pain, loss, connection, desire and the unspoken truth about attraction. Thank you for this song!
What a bloody incredible song! I'm seriously obsessed with HozierMusic right now & feel so delighted to have received permission to feature some of his tunes on my channel while it takes off, hopefully it'll get him more American fans as most of my subs are American or from Japan etc! Not Irish :)
I actually discovered him because of your video. He's amazing! - and I'm Danish :))
I'm Irish and I'm so proud to be Irish aswell because of Hozier and I just heard his song on the radio a while ago and I didn't hear the name of the song but I remembered I saw that you posted a video about hozier and it was his song so if it weren't for you I would've been up all night thinking about it
Hozier was just on The Ellen Show the other day! So I'm sure most American's know who he is now. He's great!
Wut?
OKAY here’s my hot take on how I like to think of this song: Satan (the serpent) falling in love with Eve, in the first verse it seems innocent and lovely but then in the second verse it starts to reveal itself as being more on the evil side. And like he could be saying “honey you’re familiar like my mirror years ago” like he reminds her of how he used to be this brilliant angel before he fell. Just something fun to think about 😊
Exactly!
Riley Elizabeth im OBSESSED with this analysis oh my god. and how eve is seen as evil, and he sees that part of himself in her 🥺 but he still worships her 🥺🥺
Same idea brother
@Michael Davis he actually said in an interview that it's about the devil longing for something he can't have ^^
This is so good omg !!
You go too fast for me, Crowley...
how dare you
oooooooof.
This was quite possibly the most heartbreaking sentence in the whole series and there is no question about it
F
@@iomoon1155 I mean true, but I can't believe no one talks about how at the end of episode 1 Crowley is just like "no I know how you smell" to Aziraphale and like... he's trying so hard to contain the 6000 years of pining and failing
If you watch the video, it's a little more clear.
He loves her innocence; she has another man but he intends to steal her from him.
He's bad (the only thing that 'slithered' in Eden was the devil), and is saying that there are no good people left anymore anyway.
This song really hits home for me.
Thank you
Yes! I know Hozier and I have different religious beliefs but I love how biblical this song. For me it exposes how Satan is behind so much of what is the world embraces. Our temptations.... etc.
this song is why youtube needs an automatic replay button
+Belle Boss There is! Right click the video then click loop :)
omg wow! thanks ^.^
+Jaymes Barrios This has just made my life soo much better!
+Jaymes Barrios wow that's amazing. How did you figure that out?
If youre on mobile you wait to the end and click cancel under the play next button and it has a twisty arrow you tap that
Give this man ALL the grammys.
someone took notes on crowleys drunk ramblings
I don't know why, but this song reminds me of a road trip!
It Does! The Idea Behind The Music Video Is Genius!!
all of his songs make me imagine something like my future, people, moving, dancing. it brings me to a whole other world, it awesome. it kinda freaks people out when I listen to him cause im somewhere else when I do lol.
Hunter Russell I second that.
ngl the intro “BABY there’s something TRAGIC about you” IS the best beginning to a song possibly ever
This man is a God and deserves WAY more than he is getting....
so so true!!!!
He is about to blow up. Did Letterman last week, will be on Ellen this week and most importantly (to me) I get to see him tomorrow night in concert. Cannot wait!
Agree my religion
From Eden and lover boy were written for Aziraphale and Crowely
thats a lotta BS cause this songs so good it probably made those characters
Totally 😃
I like to imagine that Good Old-fashioned Lover Boy was written for Book Crowley while From Eden was written for TV Crowley.
And Thousand Years, there so many concidences
Hozier and Freddie were both inspired by Crowley talking about Aziraphale
Thank you spotify. This song is just amazing
All of his songs are amazing lol
Am here because of spotify too
Matthew Olguin they are marvelous
who is this Spotify character - was this a man made character or being, or was this brought from another parallel universe, I wonder, truly I do wonder.
anyone else here because of ITUNES? lol lmao rofl
When I first listened to this song it filled me with such an immense sadness, and I don't know why. I kept playing it and now it's the opposite. I love this song.
I have his whole album on CD, so everytime I'm in my car late I like to listen to his songs, it's so amazing to just drive ant night and listen this, really, that gives me such a good vibes, like summertime, and a little bit of sadness, but also happiness at the same time. Like, melancholy, that I love. Amazing songs. He's just so talented!
Well i didn't expected to find Crowley in a song but here i am
I feel like at least 1/4 of views is me constantly replaying the song.
Haha, I do the exact same. Same with Cherry Wine.
yep, me too.
Same with me :)
Dagmara Kulas According to these four comments only you four have seen this video. So what am I doing? 0_o
Am grateful for all your the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address: hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
It's 2018.. In the era of EDMs, Hip-hop, rap and all, here I am still listening to this almost 5 year old song on repeat.
Hozier is really an artist. No other artist has been so expressive in the past decade.
His Meaningful lyrics, overwhelming music and above all, soul touching voice are really artistic and exceptional.
His songs will always be one of the best in the playlists.
Cheers to his music !!✌️✌️
This song is much better than Take Me to Church. Someone alert the radio stations.
matter of opinion but I prefer Take me to Church
Matthew John Pace Take Me to Church is a horrible song. It's hard to understand why anyone likes it. No lead guitar. No bass. No drums. Vocals are droning. Lyrics aren't that clever. It's just a dumb, poorly written song. I was pleasantly surprised to hear From Eden because I thought every song Hozier plays sucks based on the one song the radio plays.
IMO take me to the church has a dark, deep meaning and it's my favourite song right now. But I respect your opinion.
Matthew John Pace I've played guitar for 20 years and I can play more than a dozen instruments. I taught music lessons for a decade. The only things I find redeeming in this song are Hozier's disenchantment with church and infatuation with a woman.
I am also part Irish, fwiw. Part of the reason why I'm sick of it is because Alt 98.7 FM and KROQ 106.7 FM have overplayed it. They haven't played even one of his other songs, even though songs like From Eden are newer.
It takes a lot to impress me musically. In other words, if there are only vocals at the expense of the other instruments (that I now know they have), they better be off the chart and still I like a full band of instruments to keep me interested.
You don't like any songs without guitar? What?
Wow. It's rare to come across such an obvious talent, count me in as one of your fans!
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
Good Omens fans when hearing From Eden: *its free real estate*
Yeah I’m one of those too as well as a hozier fan what’s your point.
*insert pre wooosh*
Lone Splashy it’s a joke bb chill
hide me in ur locker I’m aware..
@@lonesplashy5310 OH SHIT YOU DID NOT-
I will be forever grateful to the person who made me listen to this song. We might stop talking and I might forget you but I will remember this song. Forever.
“and if the devil was to ever see you, he’d kiss your eyes and repent” -- farouq jwaydeh
Am grateful for all the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address: hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
Everyone making comments about how happy this song makes them.
while I'm just sitting here kinda like what??
This song is sorta sad mates?
This song is grim as fuck. A lot of Hozier's songs are. It's cool it makes those people happy but it's kinda like the people that jammed out to Pump up kicks by Foster The People. You wonder if they hear the lyrics.
That pumped up kick reference is on point. L0l
Anarchistic Pineapple there's something tragic about this.
djhero0071 Right??
Clara Azadegan Something so magical about it?
The man is a true god, just discovered Hoziers music and haven't really been listening something else this week
This song makes me so incredibly happy :)
its about robbery ....but okie
+Jonathan Alvarez it's not really
+Jonathan Alvarez I assumed it was about stealing a girl's heart (from another man)
SandyTheMaster yeah pretty much. It's about a man that has done bad things in his life and meets a girl who is innocent and pure "like his mirror years ago" and he wishes to be with her but she is in a relationship with another man. Though you can percieve the song however you wish, that's the beauty of music.
[Yes]
I didn't sign up for this feels trip.
I discovered this song on a random winter afternoon...the melancholy of lyrics the music that balances them just perfect leaving you with a smile everytime you hear it.
This is literally Crowley singing to Aziraphale.
yep
Yep. I'm honestly very thankful for the Good Omens fandom which introduced me to Hozier. Not sure how I missed his music. It's gorgeous.
*bawls*
Hozier's music always manages to make your heart sink into a wistful memory.
With the possibility of Lucifer loving Eve because she looked like Lilith...This makes me cry. This song is my light.
Crowley: *plays this song* ... And that's MY POINT
Aziraphale: your point is bebop?
Crowley: I̶t̶'s̶n̶o̶t̶b̶e̶b̶o̶p̶a̶n̶g̶e̶l̶i̶t̶'s̶q̶u̶a̶l̶i̶y̶b̶u̶t̶I̶l̶o̶v̶e̶y̶o̶u̶
Poor snek
Out of all the songs in 5/4 signature , this one sounds so good and stable❤
5/4 is hard to get right imo
It took me two months to locate this song after I heard it on BBC one. -Very good, I'll check back later to listen to the rest of the album, hopefully the music is just as good as this song.
If you use Spotify, go and use Mineric's Radio 1 playlist, constantly updated (weekly i believe) =) I found this song on Radio 1 and also on the playlist.
Samuel Wood Thankyou! I'll definitely be using that playlist, I've heard pretty awesome songs on the radio but never was able to find again :D
Foster Crystal Rey use shazam or google play music widget on your phobe/tablet to identify songs on radio and they also keep record of them for you
I guess I should feel lucky! I heard this song for the first time today, and my radio told me who it was... I thought I'd have no luck cause the info was coming out a bit crazy. Good thing I up-graded the stereo! haha... So happy I bumped into the wrong radio station this morning. This was the second song they played...
If you like this one, try Work Song by Hozier. I think the whole album may be choice. Very excited for this release.
How is this the first time I’ve heard this beautiful song?
Going to be on repeat
“A picnic plan for you and me.” *cries in Good Omens*
NO WAIT AAAA
Nobody:
Hozier closing his 5th notebook after filling it completely: same time next week?
Crowley, currently slithering away: *longing demon sounds* probably
Am grateful for all your the support and love towards me,this means so much to me feel free to message me directly on my private email address: hozierhozier0@gmail.com.
It's been some years now since the divorce. I still bear an incredible sense of pain and this song conjures that in such a profound way. I had this album playing continuous on my drives to and from work, Hozier my bard before and during the most troubling, disruptive parts of my life--my love leaving me, forcing me to leave, the love I had for her usurped by woe and misery. Now when I hear this sweet song it fills me with that nostalgic feeling, a sort of sweet pain for something that was before, that thing that is lost and will never be again. I listen to this song and wonder if there will ever be another that is fair, another darling of my affections. A part of me supposes it will simply never be so.
Very few songs on the radio nowadays have the ability to inspire me and make me FEEL something. This song is one of those rare gems. Loved it instantly.
Im so obsessed with this song. Its just so attractive in some way. The lyrics, melody and everything are all amazing plus i loved the video but theres just something about this song that is so...? I dont know. Perfect?
Joyce Shang exactly!
PROUD TO SAY THEY KNEW THE SONG BEFORE GOOD OMENS AND WORSHIPS IT EVEN MORE NOW
I just can't with this song it pulls strings in my heart. Would happily sleep forever with song playing in the background
Man his music never ceases to make me want to slip into a warm bubble bath with a glass of sweet wine and low lit candles.
How are we Good Omens nation? How are we after season 2 🥹 😭😭
we are NOT making it out of the hyperfixation with this one🤞🤞
Aziraphale and Crowley, anyone? I slithered in from the Good Omens fandom...
I’m here from good omens too oop-
same man
this song is literally written from the perspective of satan/the snake
u read my mind
Yes
So many of these comments are from before he got as big as he is now.. i wish i could say i was hee, but i wasn't. But I'm here now. We all are. At the very least, we were HERE.
Such a gorgeous song! You are one talented man, can't wait to hear more!
Now this is music.
Hozier is just so talented in his lyrics and music as well. He's not even appreciated enough. This makes me mad but I feel somehow honoured to be one of the few that listen to his songs. I love him so much.
man, the vibes are immaculate tonight
Literally the fans of Hozier are as amazing as his songs :)
I didn't like that church song on the radio. But this album is getting some serious underground hype, so I had to check it out. This guy is amazing. Now all his songs are growing on me. Just ordered this album on vinyl. Cant wait to hear it on my new U-Turn turntable. I bet it is going to sound so much better than it already does.
how can you not like take me to church? :O
Ah jealous man, enjoy your u-turn:)
I'm not a fan of take me to church either. My mom likes him and she really wanted to go to his concert so I went with her. I had never heard anything besides take me to church. His concert made me fall in love with his music and him. I can't get enough now.
this song sounds like what happiness feels like
Outstanding artist, really nothing I can say. Keep up the amazing work my man cheers from the states.
❤💓❤ Man, the honesty of "I slithered here from Eden just to sit outside your door" .....❤💓❤
my name's eden and this was posted on my birthday, i only discovered this song today and i love it
I'm here because I've just read a fanfiction on good omens and in the final notes it said that the title was from this song, with a link to it, and I'M HAPPY.
I love the first two lines of this song,had me hooked instantly
Listening to this after Good Omens S2 and damn it hits diffrent
he's voice is simply amazing 😍😍😍😍
Laura Cruz he’s????
Oh my goodness. I LOVE that guitar riff at the beginning. The 5/4 time signature and the melody are so captivating . THANK YOU Melanie Murphy for putting this song in your video!!!!! It is so amazing!
Crying sobbing throwing up after GOS2
I'm so completely in love with this song. Couldn't find it for the longest time.
I don't man, just, the way he says "Babe", it just Does Something to me, ya'know?
ALL of the comments are Good Omens and it's amazing
Yesss we are taking over!
That voice has a haunting beauty to it. Pure class
"Babe, There's something tragic about you,
There's something so lonesome about you."
Yassssssss
Something so lonesome and something so homesome, you got it mixed up 😂
+Barnabas porkinson wholesome*
*wholesale about you.
he's buying groceries
Glad to see real talent on the radio in this. Dude can sing.
*No one:*
*This comments section:* iNEFfAbLe hUsbaNDs?!!??!
I wanted to like but you're at your 69th like. But know, that your comment is appreciated.
Aditee Mishra understandable
Everyone's favorite ineffable idiots... 💖
just re-discovered...quite startlingly...how stunning this album is...i was obsessed with it when it first came out and so many beautiful memories of that time flash before me when i listen to these tracks
I started listening to him in 2014 and this song and the album in general holds so many great memories for me. Thank you Hozier ❤️
okay so there is this person im interested in and they recommended this song and omg like legit this hits 😭🫶
Very few pop tunes are in 5/4 time. From Eden is one of them. Love it.
yes, i'm so glad someone pointed this out! this is probably the first 5/4 song i've ever heard on the radio…
Jethro Tull-Living In The Past is in 5/4 and it was on the radio back in 1971.
Love your emproper factions
+tom elder it's not an improper fraction it's a time signature, it means five beats per measure and the four is what type of note recieves a beat
+Chrissy Smith it means 5 quarter notes per bar, just like 9/8 would mean 9 eighth notes per bar. but close enough.
One of the best love songs I've heard in the last years. Takes you away to a stroll holding hands, under the sun, under the trees...
absolutely adore this, just something about it is so pure
THIS SONG COULD BE PLAYED 100 years from now and would still send shivers down ur spin.