So be it, I'm your crowbar If that's what I am so far Until you get out of this mess And I will pretend That I don't know of your sins Until you are ready to confess But all the time, all the time I'll know, I'll know And you can use my skin To bury secrets in And I will settle you down And at my own suggestion I will ask no questions While I do my thing in the background But all the time, all the time I'll know, I'll know Baby I can't help you out While she is still around So for the time being, I'm being patient And amidst this bitterness If you'll just consider this Even if it don't make sense all the time Give it time And when the crowd becomes your burden And you've early closed your curtain I'll wait by the backstage door While you try to find The lines to speak your mind And pry it open, hoping for an encore And if it gets too late, for me to wait For you to find you love me, and tell me so It's okay, don't need to say it.
Andrew van Baal, the co-director of Largo the movie recently uploaded a copy of this here ( th-cam.com/video/GAkjL4l6Cig/w-d-xo.html ) if you look very closely you might notice some tiny differences, the copy I had, which I think was from Vimeo, took some wrangling to get the audio and video to sync exactly.
It's skill man, not talent. She worked really hard at her art, she wasn't just blessed with her abilities. To claim its a natural given ability diminishes all the time and work artists put into their craft.
This is one of those things your write when you're 15. Then 15 years later you can't help but cringe as you reread the comment you thought was so damned poignant.
Or... drunk and maudlin at 3am when you're 35, and you forgot you wrote it till someone wrote a snarky reply. Unlike most drunken posts though, I like this one and stand by it.
Most musicians and singers distance themselves emotionally from their material for the purpose of performance. Fiona Apple is one of the few who doesn't. I don't know how she manages it, and it must be exhausting, but I for one am thankful for the honesty of her delivery, every time. End up in damn tears every time though. Needed it though. Thanks.
For years I wondered why the title was "I Know" rather than "I'll Know." One day I realized that the title was the implied (but brilliantly unsung) last line. Fiona Apple makes sonic wet dreams for English majors.
@@hellfeather2011 My bf & I have been together 5 years and we still don't say I love you. It's more fun to show it. It's also been a running joke between us that we never say it.
@@purrr7159 She said "don't need to say it" as in "don't need to say I love you". - But if it gets too late for me to wait for you to find you love me and tell me so... It's okay... don't need to say it. There's not a line she didn't say. But that is for sure my favorite part of the song!
In '96 when Tidal came out along with the story how it all came about I was blown away. I thought to myself "This girl is a prodigy." As a musician myself I genuinely appreciated the artistry she wove in her songs and the poetry of her lyrics. On top of maintaining musical integrity she wrote songs that were catchy and appealed to the heart and common man or woman. I wasn't sure it Tidal was a one off or not, and was concerned that the industry would likely ruin her anyway, but when "When the Pawn..." came out and I was blown away I realized that "Tidal" wasn't a one-off and she was a rock that wasn't budging when it came to writing garbage products the industry wants you to write and what she wanted to write. Then as the other albums came out and she progressed and evolved musically and wrote with the same integrity and honesty I realized that we have a musical genius on our hands and how blessed we are to have someone like her in a day and age when most musicians can't read music (hip-hop and pop come to mind), buy a song from an unknown songwriter or sample music that isn't their own because they can't actually write, and throw in some dancing and a video and voila: you have a "musician." Fiona is up there in terms of musical genius with the Mozarts, Beethovens, Hendrixes, Led Zepplins, Pink Floyds, Ella Fitzgeralds, Etta James, Beatles, etc. It shocks me when I talk to my friends about her and they aren't familiar with much.
I'm just going to say it. This is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. From the lyrics (poetry) to the song writing to the vocals. If you love this song do yourself a favour and look up Elvis Costello singing it (this song) in front of Fiona. He said the song struck him. Quentin Tarantino is enamored with her. Dave Navarro wrote her name in his own blood on her dressing room wall. She doesn't get the mainstream recognition she deserves but she's the type of talent that other talent looks up to.
I think not. I feel like Fiona's songs are so much an expression of her unique, radiant soul that no other singer could ever come close to her performances.
When the crowd becomes your burden and you nearly close your curtain, I ll wait by the backstage door... Ohh I love this song so much, never get tired of it. Thanks dear Fiona
I saw someone say "this is feeling" and it got me thinking about the similarities between Fiona and Jeff Buckley. Fiona channels this powerful emotion in her music and it's absolutely breathtaking. Similarly, Jeff Buckley channels spirituality. It's the same effect of feeling, same effect of songwriting, great vocals and I will never grow bored of either of them.
For people who say music of different era was better, I can only say that music today still has quality if you know where to look. It is unfortunate that Fiona does not get the commercial success she deserves. This song is one of her best, and she's got a lot of other amazing music as well.
Speechless!!!...this song is truly one of my all time favorites, but this version. .. is incredible. The feeling she puts to those piano notes, heaven does exist!
My God, she is Jeff Buckley absolute! You can hear the pain and heartache in every one of her performances. Sad the we don't have Jeff, but how glorious that we're blessed with this fantastic woman!! God Bless her.
Jason Ziemba so damn true. Imagine if they both did a song together. Both unbelievable 1990s legendary singers. I honestly wish they both did a song together.
+Nicola Carpenter she's been around for a while, she just hasn't been as active. A lot of my generation's artists (90s) are dwindling away but their music is as powerful as ever. Check out "Mazzy Star"
I picked up "When the Pawn..." when it came out, and replayed it endlessly. But I just stumbled on this video for the first time. Mind... Blown... Holy Hell that is an intense and amazing performance, I can't think of anything that comes close. It's hard to believe such raw beauty exists in the same world where the charts are dominated by plastic pop princesses.
You think of all the contrived, passionless & over polished 'artists' tossed at the consuming populace... ...& there's this little wild-eyed girl who oozes brilliance helplessly. You could see her playing like this half asleep & fresh out of bed, with that intensity & all. She is an antenna to, & a conduit of; that other place where inspiration comes from. Calling her 'talented' is inaccurate. Not that she ISN'T, but it's just not the whole explanation; & if you ever see her live, you'll really understand.
Fiona has that rare ability to tap into her own sh!t and pull out the raw emotion and convey it in a powerful, pure and poetic way that resonates with, and allows context for so many, women and men alike. This Largo show is still my absolute favorite video of hers, because it is so REAL. She has always been about being real. Rumor has it she is in the studio. I've never seen her live, closest I've come are the great Greek Theater performances on YT.
That's a dream of mine ... To see this lady live ... Eagerly awaiting new music from her right now ... The moon and the stars are aligning just right ... ;)
I met her when I was 19, twenty years ago. She had a role in saving my life, in my opinion she has the same "it" thing that only a few others have/ dare I say dylanesq shes truly an artist and I'm so grateful that god gave me the ability to appreciate such beauty
dyla zimm I know exactly what you mean. It isn't easy having Fiona Apple as your favorite artist, as we only get albums once per decade or so with a song here or there... But what is released is so spectacular and special that it's enough to tide us over. Besides I'd rather have 1 of her masterpieces every 7 or 8 years than a half assed record that has been violated by the label every year. I listen to something of hers every single day. I feel that those of us who have the privilege of "getting" her words and phrases and allowing them to move us in a way that only true Fiona super fans know is a gift that I wouldn't give up for anything.
Miss Apple is a true poet. I find myself coming back to this video often. Her voice is so beautifully strident. We dont deserve Fiona at all, she is truly the best.
Me too, Amanda. Excellent comments on your part! Here in June 2019, I hope this is "still one of the most beautiful things [you} have seen/heard in your life
It doesn't take much to make a masterful performance... just a mic, one of the most perfect lyrics ever written, a voice that can emote more than all the best picture winners from the last decade and a black and white effect.
one of her tops. she knows how to capture the mood. puts herself in the moment. this has different feel to other performances of this song. too much talent.
I just can't... her voice makes me dissociate in a good way, most of the time i do it for my high anxiety but when i listen to this i do it because i feel my soul is leaving my body for listening such a masterpiece
I know Fiona still performs occasionally at Largo., and pretty well nowhere else. The people who are able to get to that venue easily are the luckiest on the planet.
This song is the reason I started piano lessons, and one of the first accompaniments I learned. I still play it on my bad days. Thank you for everything Fiona
I was about 18 when this album came out. I will never be able to thank Fiona enough for putting into poetry the painful unrequited love I never could ever hope to express.
I have listened to her in the past and I always liked her voice! I have to say now hearing her voice that it's the most beautiful voice I have ever heard! Thank you Fiona! You are certainly a treyin my mind! You have helped me through losing my fiance, she died from diabetes and I was lost for a while but you helped me through, thank you! You are a treasure! 😊
Listen and watch as my love Fiona puts her soul into every syllable. The breathy, smoky snarls. The trembling tremolos. The guttural growls. Oh my heart.
This performance should have 3 billion views. This song and "Anywhere I Lay My Head" by Tom Waits are the most gut wrenchingly honest songs ever written (im sure there are more, list away, but they better pack the punch!)
This was my favorite song of of When the Pawn…and it remains one of my favorites of all time. Thus is the first I’ve ever seen of this performance…chills all over again.
There are rare occasions when words simply will never do art any justice. This is one of those occasions. Utterly intoxicating, passionate and intense.
Fiona, I have been listening to your music since I was 7 years old in 1996. You always felt like an older, poetic sister to me. I love you and I want you to know that forgiveness is the key to life.
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So be it, I'm your crowbar
If that's what I am so far
Until you get out of this mess
And I will pretend
That I don't know of your sins
Until you are ready to confess
But all the time, all the time
I'll know, I'll know
And you can use my skin
To bury secrets in
And I will settle you down
And at my own suggestion
I will ask no questions
While I do my thing in the background
But all the time, all the time
I'll know, I'll know
Baby
I can't help you out
While she is still around
So for the time being, I'm being patient
And amidst this bitterness
If you'll just consider this
Even if it don't make sense all the time
Give it time
And when the crowd becomes your burden
And you've early closed your curtain
I'll wait by the backstage door
While you try to find
The lines to speak your mind
And pry it open, hoping for an encore
And if it gets too late, for me to wait
For you to find you love me, and tell me so
It's okay, don't need to say it.
Andrew van Baal, the co-director of Largo the movie recently uploaded a copy of this here ( th-cam.com/video/GAkjL4l6Cig/w-d-xo.html ) if you look very closely you might notice some tiny differences, the copy I had, which I think was from Vimeo, took some wrangling to get the audio and video to sync exactly.
this is one of the best songs ever written
Everytime I listen to it, I notice something new. It's incredible
Gives me the chills every time I hear it. I used to play it on repeat as a teenager.
YAASSSSS
Amen!
so true
I was expecting her to say “I’ll Know” at the very end, but she didn’t, which explains a lot. Genius
It was always meant for you to say it in your head. It's like that on the album as well.
That’s the best part. Kills me
@@alainyong5737 and it's the last track on the album! She leaves you with it!
this is such a clever clever twist and I never realized until watching the video now. blown away
Lyrical genius. Heartbreaking
There's more drama in this 5min video than in 99% of movies made today. An unparalleled talent.
It's skill man, not talent. She worked really hard at her art, she wasn't just blessed with her abilities. To claim its a natural given ability diminishes all the time and work artists put into their craft.
@@jasonbladzinski5336 I don't think I did that.
@@jasonbladzinski5336 it's definitely a mix of both, equally unparalleled by any of her contemporaries.
Not the random movie roasting
The poet of my heartbreak. She makes me a masochist.
This is one of those things your write when you're 15. Then 15 years later you can't help but cringe as you reread the comment you thought was so damned poignant.
Or... drunk and maudlin at 3am when you're 35, and you forgot you wrote it till someone wrote a snarky reply.
Unlike most drunken posts though, I like this one and stand by it.
@@DavidEnfield01 Telling someone not to feel, hand me the soma brave new world
dale enfield if I wrote this when I was 15, I’d be a genius. I mainly write crap at 15 about how strict my mom was and how unfair going to school was.
Well said. My heart is stitched together by her “voice”
Most musicians and singers distance themselves emotionally from their material for the purpose of performance. Fiona Apple is one of the few who doesn't. I don't know how she manages it, and it must be exhausting, but I for one am thankful for the honesty of her delivery, every time.
End up in damn tears every time though.
Needed it though. Thanks.
Couldn’t have said it better
I love how she refrains from saying "I'll know" at the end ...fu%#ing genious!!
For years I wondered why the title was "I Know" rather than "I'll Know." One day I realized that the title was the implied (but brilliantly unsung) last line.
Fiona Apple makes sonic wet dreams for English majors.
One of the most underrated songwriters of our time.
The piano man was like “do I keep going?” Lol
@@forestioso isn't fiona playing the piano??
@@forestioso Fiona was playing the piano.
I know this is about a messy love triangle or what have you but it works so so well as a song about loving someone with an addiction
Interesting interpretation
This is not sound. This is feeling.
3:59 "for you to find you love me"
utterly wrenching
and tell me so. But it's ok, no need to say it.
Been there. And he waited too long. Oh well.
@@hellfeather2011 My bf & I have been together 5 years and we still don't say I love you. It's more fun to show it. It's also been a running joke between us that we never say it.
@@ErikPukinskis "I know"
Makes me hurt deep inside
Not me coming back to this video every single week
One of her best lines is the one she didn’t say.
and the way she tells us where to bury her secrets... her voice in her lyrics is truly unique
Which line is that?
@@celinapofahl3527 its the "dont need to say" then instrumental
@@purrr7159 She said "don't need to say it" as in "don't need to say I love you".
- But if it gets too late for me to wait for you to find you love me and tell me so... It's okay... don't need to say it.
There's not a line she didn't say. But that is for sure my favorite part of the song!
@@purrr7159 but she does say it at the end there lol
In '96 when Tidal came out along with the story how it all came about I was blown away. I thought to myself "This girl is a prodigy." As a musician myself I genuinely appreciated the artistry she wove in her songs and the poetry of her lyrics. On top of maintaining musical integrity she wrote songs that were catchy and appealed to the heart and common man or woman. I wasn't sure it Tidal was a one off or not, and was concerned that the industry would likely ruin her anyway, but when "When the Pawn..." came out and I was blown away I realized that "Tidal" wasn't a one-off and she was a rock that wasn't budging when it came to writing garbage products the industry wants you to write and what she wanted to write.
Then as the other albums came out and she progressed and evolved musically and wrote with the same integrity and honesty I realized that we have a musical genius on our hands and how blessed we are to have someone like her in a day and age when most musicians can't read music (hip-hop and pop come to mind), buy a song from an unknown songwriter or sample music that isn't their own because they can't actually write, and throw in some dancing and a video and voila: you have a "musician."
Fiona is up there in terms of musical genius with the Mozarts, Beethovens, Hendrixes, Led Zepplins, Pink Floyds, Ella Fitzgeralds, Etta James, Beatles, etc. It shocks me when I talk to my friends about her and they aren't familiar with much.
@ausgepicht Great comment. I wholeheartedly agree.
Me too.
1000% Yes to this comment
I didn’t “ discover” her and appreciate her fully until this year and quite frankly that sickens me 🙁
Preach! ❤
I'm just going to say it. This is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. From the lyrics (poetry) to the song writing to the vocals. If you love this song do yourself a favour and look up Elvis Costello singing it (this song) in front of Fiona. He said the song struck him. Quentin Tarantino is enamored with her. Dave Navarro wrote her name in his own blood on her dressing room wall. She doesn't get the mainstream recognition she deserves but she's the type of talent that other talent looks up to.
Best concert i ever went to
I’m a grown man, and I would have 100% cried at that show. She is so raw it reminds me how to feel
How are people who are so brilliant so overlooked?
She's ok, she's sold several million albums... people are affected all over.
I'm a huge fan and love all her albums. But this is my all time favorite song, from her or anyone else.
yup
same
Hard same.
me too
me as well
In another era, this would've been a smash hit for a Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin etc. Has that classic quality.
Kelly Clarkson ...???
I think not. I feel like Fiona's songs are so much an expression of her unique, radiant soul that no other singer could ever come close to her performances.
When the crowd becomes your burden and you nearly close your curtain, I ll wait by the backstage door...
Ohh I love this song so much, never get tired of it. Thanks dear Fiona
One of the most beautifully painful songs ever written. Pure genius. Been in love with fiona for over 25 years. She'll always be my favorite.
I saw someone say "this is feeling" and it got me thinking about the similarities between Fiona and Jeff Buckley. Fiona channels this powerful emotion in her music and it's absolutely breathtaking. Similarly, Jeff Buckley channels spirituality. It's the same effect of feeling, same effect of songwriting, great vocals and I will never grow bored of either of them.
One of the most beautiful yet underrated songs ever written.
For people who say music of different era was better, I can only say that music today still has quality if you know where to look. It is unfortunate that Fiona does not get the commercial success she deserves. This song is one of her best, and she's got a lot of other amazing music as well.
Speechless!!!...this song is truly one of my all time favorites, but this version. .. is incredible. The feeling she puts to those piano notes, heaven does exist!
+You taste like tear stains and could-have-beens piano by the brilliant Jon Brion, who produced the album this is from.
My God, she is Jeff Buckley absolute! You can hear the pain and heartache in every one of her performances. Sad the we don't have Jeff, but how glorious that we're blessed with this fantastic woman!! God Bless her.
Jason Ziemba so damn true. Imagine if they both did a song together. Both unbelievable 1990s legendary singers.
I honestly wish they both did a song together.
AMEN
Or she’s just Fiona Apple and amazing in her own right without being compared to anyone else. 🤷🏽♀️
Doubt she has the vocal versatility that Buckley had. I am a big fan of both!
Jason Ziemba she’s better
🎼And you can use my skin, to bury secrets in...
And I will settle you down🎶
Every word she sings is loaded with emotion... An amazing artist
She captures you with her subtle tones then pulls you in with how her words move you. I think this is one of her best.
the emotive and smooth capabilities in fiona' s voice are heavy.
Liking the rawness of this. Intimate, emotional, vulnerable.
I held my breath for what seemed like the whole song. Moments pass so quickly when you’re having a great time. Absolute mastery of her craft
One of the most beautifully underrated songs of all time. So simple and just haunting.
I don’t think I blinked or took a breath until it was over. Utterly mesmerizing.
Honestly, this is the greatest live performance ever captured on film.
I lived this, in dramatic fashion, 20 years ago. And I'm still not over it.
I like how her and Florence don’t rely on a beat or tempo. Respect
i always come back to this video one of my fav ever live performances
WOW. why have I not heard of her, she is brilliant.
Nicola Carpenter I know, right? How is she not one of the biggest artists out there?
+Nicola Carpenter she's been around for a while, she just hasn't been as active. A lot of my generation's artists (90s) are dwindling away but their music is as powerful as ever. Check out "Mazzy Star"
@@NickVasallo Or just Hope Sandavol.
She's not playing the game, she's too authentic...
Perfect song. Start to finish. Absolutely flawless.
I picked up "When the Pawn..." when it came out, and replayed it endlessly. But I just stumbled on this video for the first time. Mind... Blown... Holy Hell that is an intense and amazing performance, I can't think of anything that comes close.
It's hard to believe such raw beauty exists in the same world where the charts are dominated by plastic pop princesses.
Peter Scott def my fave on “when the pawn”
I know you're using the word "princesses" loosely.
I love her, really I do.
She is a genius. I love her so much.
I am sobbing. what a truly unparalleled gift she has
You think of all the contrived, passionless & over polished 'artists' tossed at the consuming populace...
...& there's this little wild-eyed girl who oozes brilliance helplessly. You could see her playing like this half asleep & fresh out of bed, with that intensity & all.
She is an antenna to, & a conduit of; that other place where inspiration comes from. Calling her 'talented' is inaccurate. Not that she ISN'T, but it's just not the whole explanation; & if you ever see her live, you'll really understand.
Right on dragonfly
it has been years since i've read a comment as succinct and well formed as this one. thanks for rolling back the internet's dismal tide a touch.
All I know is noone else is Fiona Apple. And if it Ain't Fiona Apple it Ain't Shit...
sheriff Barbrady .sp
Fiona has that rare ability to tap into her own sh!t and pull out the raw emotion and convey it in a powerful, pure and poetic way that resonates with, and allows context for so many, women and men alike. This Largo show is still my absolute favorite video of hers, because it is so REAL. She has always been about being real. Rumor has it she is in the studio. I've never seen her live, closest I've come are the great Greek Theater performances on YT.
That's a dream of mine ... To see this lady live ... Eagerly awaiting new music from her right now ... The moon and the stars are aligning just right ... ;)
Every song she writes feels like every word she uses is chosen with the ultimate of deliberateness. Beautiful.
This performance is one of the most beautiful things on this Earth!
I watch this like everyday
Fiona is living through all of the emotions and reflections of this song and her performance transmutes into a living poem.
I met her when I was 19, twenty years ago. She had a role in saving my life, in my opinion she has the same "it" thing that only a few others have/ dare I say dylanesq
shes truly an artist and I'm so grateful that god gave me the ability to appreciate such beauty
dyla zimm I know exactly what you mean. It isn't easy having Fiona Apple as your favorite artist, as we only get albums once per decade or so with a song here or there... But what is released is so spectacular and special that it's enough to tide us over. Besides I'd rather have 1 of her masterpieces every 7 or 8 years than a half assed record that has been violated by the label every year.
I listen to something of hers every single day. I feel that those of us who have the privilege of "getting" her words and phrases and allowing them to move us in a way that only true Fiona super fans know is a gift that I wouldn't give up for anything.
dyla zimm You can say it. Bob and Fiona my two all-time greatest performers.
Miss Apple is a true poet. I find myself coming back to this video often. Her voice is so beautifully strident. We dont deserve Fiona at all, she is truly the best.
I love that part in 4:01 where the piano meets the line “for you to find you love me” in such a magical melody
This is a beautifully written song that is a very powerful poem at the same time, as cathartic as a wedding piece
My absolute favorite live clip of Fiona.
This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen/heard in my life
This woman... OMG!!!!
Her talent is overwhelming.
Im high as funk crying like a baby
What authenticity looks like.
This is the most passionate and vulnerable performance I’ve ever seen by anyone
It's still one of the most beautiful things I've seen/heard in my life
Me too, Amanda. Excellent comments on your part! Here in June 2019, I hope this is "still one of the most beautiful things [you} have seen/heard in your life
It doesn't take much to make a masterful performance... just a mic, one of the most perfect lyrics ever written, a voice that can emote more than all the best picture winners from the last decade and a black and white effect.
👏👏👏
one of her tops. she knows how to capture the mood. puts herself in the moment. this has different feel to other performances of this song. too much talent.
I just can't... her voice makes me dissociate in a good way, most of the time i do it for my high anxiety but when i listen to this i do it because i feel my soul is leaving my body for listening such a masterpiece
I know Fiona still performs occasionally at Largo., and pretty well nowhere else. The people who are able to get to that venue easily are the luckiest on the planet.
This song is the reason I started piano lessons, and one of the first accompaniments I learned. I still play it on my bad days. Thank you for everything Fiona
I was about 18 when this album came out. I will never be able to thank Fiona enough for putting into poetry the painful unrequited love I never could ever hope to express.
while she sings, her eyes seems go through a lot of memories. She's such a real artist, love this girl sm💕
one of the most sincere and raw performances I've ever seen
Just beautiful,..her,her voice the pain you see in her expressions,the soul of her.
this album is a masterpiece. my favorite song.
Esta canción estará plasmasda en en mi mente y mi alma por siempre.
I have listened to her in the past and I always liked her voice! I have to say now hearing her voice that it's the most beautiful voice I have ever heard! Thank you Fiona! You are certainly a treyin my mind! You have helped me through losing my fiance, she died from diabetes and I was lost for a while but you helped me through, thank you! You are a treasure! 😊
Listen and watch as my love Fiona puts her soul into every syllable. The breathy, smoky snarls. The trembling tremolos. The guttural growls. Oh my heart.
She has such a phenomenal voice, and such a delicious variety of performances. I love them all.
She reminds me, so vividly, of a friend I lost this year. She was, also, a passionate soul.
I just cannot take my eyes off of her. I feel the pain. How does she do it? That's pure talent.
Wow...just wow! She's amazing
Absolutely breathtaking artist. One of very few artists that gives me chills everytime I listen.
Brilliant and wise beyond her years. Watch her cover Elvis Costello's I Want You live with Elvis on the guitar. One of my favorite performances ever ❤
Great artist. Great song. Great performance. There should be 380 million views instead of 380k. Sublime.
When I listen to Fiona Apple, my heart aches for her, and then it aches for me and for the rest of mankind...
This performance should have 3 billion views. This song and "Anywhere I Lay My Head" by Tom Waits are the most gut wrenchingly honest songs ever written (im sure there are more, list away, but they better pack the punch!)
She is always so deep in. You can feel it come through. Love her music 🎶. Honest food for the soul.
That smile at the end is just perfect.
The lyrics....Fiona's music to the core
Reminds anybody how hurtful love can be. Perfect lyrics.
This was my favorite song of of When the Pawn…and it remains one of my favorites of all time. Thus is the first I’ve ever seen of this performance…chills all over again.
There are rare occasions when words simply will never do art any justice. This is one of those occasions. Utterly intoxicating, passionate and intense.
she melts my heart
I've seen quite a few live versions of I know, and this is definitely the best one
My god! This song is a top 5 song for me. Thank you Fiona for this work of art.
I true gift to this world!
Folks who have never heard of Fiona Apple continue to surprise me, but I am glad said folks are hip to who she is now - - a goddam icon!
How does this only have 325K views when I've seen it like a MILLION TIMES!!!???
Her voice is... oh man, there's no adjectives!
This is by far my favourite Fiona Apple song. It was going to be my wedding waltz. Alas…..in a little while we’ll only have to wave.
Fiona, I have been listening to your music since I was 7 years old in 1996. You always felt like an older, poetic sister to me. I love you and I want you to know that forgiveness is the key to life.
one of the best songs one of the most beautiful voices
Simply the best... You can use my skin to bury secrets in... Damn damn damn