A good friend of mine ended his life earlier this year, and this was put in the playlist of his favourite songs. His death completely blindsided us all, and one night when we were all sat around mourning him and sharing stories, this song came on his playlist and punched us all in the gut. It was the first time we'd heard it, and amongst all the classics and pop bangers it was the first song that really made it plain how much he had been struggling. It is so painful and yet so full of strength that I'm sure he came to it time and time again for comfort and resonance in his darkest times. I'm so grateful for this song, so that I can be with him once again during his darkest hours, where for so long he mostly suffered alone. Thank you for this. And for anybody out there who is struggling and feels alone or at the end of their rope: there is always somebody you can talk to; always light in the darkness. Find a support group in your area or call the Samaritans. Trust me, and trust the people around you, that there is always another option.
I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my eldest son a few years ago. He just didn't want to be here anymore. He was Gay & before he left he told me that he wished he wasn't as he believed that life would have been easier for him if he were straight. I respect his choice, but so wish that I could have had enough influence on him to get him to stay. R.I.P Lee x
@@strumbadstroller7350 i’m so sorry for your loss too, i hope your son found some kind of peace. It takes a lot of time and a lot of strength to respect these kinds of decisions. I hope you’re continuing to live, with him in your heart.
Lisa asks Frankie, "Are you enjoying life?" Frankie answers, "Not really" - Lisa's expression of sadness and concern is so very touching to me. Lisa's last glance at the departing Frankie says so much.
I know how he feels. I am now in my seventies, "not doing much, putting in a bit of time". I wish I had made the effort to learn an instrument when I was younger, I could then spend my days doing something creative like playing music. I guess he is thinking the same.
@@ChrisSmith-xh9wb You can still do that. It's harder to learn new stuff as one gets older, but you also have more time to practice, so that evens it out a bit.
Thanks for this comment mate I had misheard and originally thought they were moving him on. Tbf they used it at the start to give that impression and it's beautifully relevant and poignant and sad. But I'm glad that wasn't really the case, hope they had a good 'arl gab for a while. This song plus that opening, those lyrics ... her voice ... blew me away.
I'm a Longshoreman from Canada, I love hearing music about our trade. I'm lucky enough to work on a dock where all the ships have their own cranes, so the machines haven't taken our jobs yet. We still have to get on the ship and hook the steel onto the cranes by hand.
Nothing has hit me like Lisa's voice in years, it broke my heart completely and simultaneously opened it, it's haunting and well it's not really explainable in language, but moved me to the depths, thank you ❤😢
I was born in Belfast, and still reside here. This kind of music has somehow escaped me in my 24 years of life, until my best friend showed me this very song yesterday. It made me cry with pride. Thank you.
My Dad was a docker in Liverpool, he took me to the dock road once when I was a kid in the 60's. There where so many men coming out at the end of the day you could not see the road, walking or on push bikes. Later in the 70's the free port was opened with hugh container bases. Most of the men lost their jobs including my Dad who never got work again after that. Ruined a whole community having those container bases.
Bloody hell - really hits the low bone. Lisa's music takes me to those dark corners of my heart and soul I've tried to avoid for too long - and for that, I am grateful to have discovered her. Perhaps the most precious singer-songwriter of our time, I'd say without hesitation.
You're correct mate it's a very irish, soulful, celtic song at heart but the lyrics are from the perspective of a deindustrialised worker - not necessarily Irish - who has found his trade sold out from under him ... I can understand the connection with the pits of England ... it wasnt the yorkshireman or the geordie or the lancastrian miner who subjugated Ireland ... it's a beautiful song that (I hope) can overcome even those national boundaries ... the working men of britain were also victims to John Bull's tyranny imo. It's a beautiful fucking song and, though I love the 'RA and Rebel Music, I hope the message of solidarity and unity through tragedy, strength through the expression of working class grief ... that (hopefully) transcends national boundaries to reach the heart and soul of the workers ... Tiocfaidh Ar La.
@@jaken6855 Sometimes, and maybe often it's necssary to interject with blaming colonization but not here. Relating and comparing the song the the plight of the Yorkshire miner is relatable and very appropriate here - from an Irishman.
I'm losing will love My hands are soft as cotton gloves Machine has eaten up my job My meaning, my cause. Machine with the strength of a hundred men, Can't feed and clothe my children, Can't greet a sailor coming in, Or know of desperation. I shovel coal down Spencer's dock. I took your dear into Wedlock. In you did bear us a beautiful flock, We will rock the machine down on the dock. We will rock the machine until it stops. Oh Lo' if you show me gold! Like a herring I will go. Roaring liffy when you're high Like a cormorant I will dive. In the cold wind flow I will rise, We're going off to win back time. We're going off to win back pride. We will rock the machine until it dies. Today dear I'm unemployed. Before I spoke you read my eyes. I feared of nothing or no one. But I feel old and I'm so young. I miss the graft I miss the boys, I plead for purpose in the void. Time is inward, ticking tighter, I wish my load was a mountain lighter. I shovel coal down Spencer's dock. I took your dear into wedlock. And you did bear us a beautiful flock, We will rock the machine down on the dock. We will rock the machine until it stops. Oh Lo' liffey you show me gold! Like a herring I will go. Roaring liffy when you're high Like a cormorant I will dive. In the cold wind flow I will rise, We're going off to win back time. We're going off to win back pride. We will rock the machine until it dies. We will rock the machine down on the dock. We will rock the machine until it stops Track "Lisa O'Neill" on Bandsintown I'm losing will love My hands are soft as cotton gloves Machine has eaten up my job My meaning, my cause. Machine with the strength of a hundred men, Can't feed and clothe my children, Can't greet a sailor coming in, Or know of desperation. I shovel coal down Spencer's dock. I took your dear into Wedlock. In you did bear us a beautiful flock, We will rock the machine down on the dock. We will rock the machine until it stops. Oh Lo' if you show me gold! Like a herring I will go. Roaring liffy when you're high Like a cormorant I will dive. In the cold wind flow I will rise, We're going off to win back time. We're going off to win back pride. We will rock the machine until it dies. Today dear I'm unemployed. Before I spoke you read my eyes. I feared of nothing or no one. But I feel old and I'm so young. I miss the graft I miss the boys, I plead for purpose in the void. Time is inward, ticking tighter, I wish my load was a mountain lighter. I shovel coal down Spencer's dock. I took your dear into wedlock. And you did bear us a beautiful flock, We will rock the machine down on the dock. We will rock the machine until it stops. Oh Lo' if you show me gold! Like a herring I will go. Roaring liffy when you're high Like a cormorant I will dive. In the cold wind flow I will rise, We're going off to win back time. We're going off to win back pride. We will rock the machine until it dies. We will rock the machine down on the dock. We will rock the machine until it stops
I keep coming back to this song. The text is so powerful. Even a relatively young person like me can see that the age of digitization, automation, and technical development is scraping off chunks of culture and traditional living, and it's saddening. Also, the instrumentals are so fitting! Reminiscent of a rumbling machine engine, droning on in the background, slowly trying to overpowering the words of the docker... Until it stops. Thanks you so much for making this
Everything about this is f*cking brilliant. The chat with the aul fella, Lisa's voice, the lyrics, that tune that builds and f*ckin builds... Su-fkn-perb!
It don't matter how! Just move your body even if you pick up a brush and sweep the foot path Someone will talk to you and you will feel part of it. Love this one Lisa.
The bit at the beginning with the old chap was very touching. Lovely song as well. Amazing video and sound work as always Myles. Your work and the amazing artists you work with are extremely inspirational.
I am delighted for this girl and her band for collecting for best original folk track at the folk awards in dublin 2019 so well deserved I keep expressing to many of my friends how talented pure timeless voice she has this song really moves me for one reason or another I love it my brother and sister were at the awards on the night to receive and award for my late grandmother Margaret barry she would of loved her well done Lisa and band ❤️
'Or know of desperation...' So much emotion, feeling and empathy in this song, I have to stop playing it 'cos it makes me well up every time. When I first heard it I thought it was about the industrial revolution of the 18th and 19th century, but I've since learnt it was about the dockers from the 1960s and '80s. But it could just as easily be a metaphor for neoliberalism and all the jobs being lost to automation today as well. The rich will always value profit over people.
I first heard this ladies music on Peaky Blinders. An amazingly talented singer and backing musicians. All the tired horses in the Sun so hauntingly sung in the Peaky Finale. I wish you much success in the future Lisa O'Neill
Oh Jasus Ireland,,,,,will you please stop producing superb singers and superb songs,,,I cant run fast enough, There must be other things to do in the world,,but when I listen to this magnificence I cant remember what the other things are, Now a bloody folk Callas in the back of a tinkers van,,with Persian carpet, i thought Greenwich Village 59/63 was nirvana,,,now, Ms O Neill/Spencers Dock,,superb, M,O R, buy a foal off the travellers
Hypnotic and wonderful. I met Lisa and her band completely by accident. I was doing a photoshoot with a young girl in the village of Cranford, England. And the bands van drew up alongside the kerb, I got chatting to one of the guys and it turned out they were there to do a gig at a local venue.
Is it just my vivid imagination or do I really hear the voice and laughter of the old man from the beginning at the end of the video when all the hugging goes on? If it's not just my fancy, then I have to say it was a nice move.
love you tube . Was watching Lankum, and this lovely talented lady was recomended (never could spell that word). Thanks for that. Beautiful voice. Must delve deeper .
If you are lucky enough to catch one of Lisa's gigs, you won't be leaving disappointed. I was fortunate to see her at End of the road fest last w/kend. She was wonderful.
I like your use of language there, special & unusual sums Lisa up very well. We had some great news about Lisa only yesterday in that she's playing our fave festival, End of the Road, later in the year & we already have tickets booked! X
Thanks so much for that. It has me in tears because it made me homesick. I didn't want to leave, 40 years ago. I have lovely children though, so it's OK.
I felt that all over my body, fantastic and a really beautiful video, my heart goes out to Frankie. It only takes a moment to give someone a moment. Fair play to you Lisa...
Good God!! 😳Where did this come from? Hits you full wallop in the gut, but In a really good way ! The Purest, rawest, most heart wrenching and authentic soul music. So grateful to have found this. ❣️What a unique gift! Such a rare , beautiful and powerful voice, right in the midst of such a sea of shite.✊❤️Thank You so much!🙏
Wonderful use of the tenor banjo. Giving a proper pace, giving a ticking of the clock. Inexorable. Anybody know the chords used? The picking pattern...among those who have tried this beautiful song?
We had the pleasure of seeing Lisa O’Neil in Manchester and went straight home and ordered her album on Amazon- she ‘moved’ us with her music. Oh my, what a talented musician, we just love her! And the boys too 👏🏻🌟☘️🎼🎸
barf in unfortunately we were unable to buy one at the concert. We do normally buy direct, as we didn’t know when Lisa would be next in town we decided to get it as quick as we could. Is this an acceptable reason? 😊🎼🎼
A good friend of mine ended his life earlier this year, and this was put in the playlist of his favourite songs. His death completely blindsided us all, and one night when we were all sat around mourning him and sharing stories, this song came on his playlist and punched us all in the gut. It was the first time we'd heard it, and amongst all the classics and pop bangers it was the first song that really made it plain how much he had been struggling. It is so painful and yet so full of strength that I'm sure he came to it time and time again for comfort and resonance in his darkest times. I'm so grateful for this song, so that I can be with him once again during his darkest hours, where for so long he mostly suffered alone. Thank you for this.
And for anybody out there who is struggling and feels alone or at the end of their rope: there is always somebody you can talk to; always light in the darkness. Find a support group in your area or call the Samaritans. Trust me, and trust the people around you, that there is always another option.
Thank u sharing these words 💖
Your friend, based on your words, had a good one.. his journey has ended, forever hold his presence a chara.
May he Enter into a Holy Rest 🙏✝️🙏
I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my eldest son a few years ago. He just didn't want to be here anymore. He was Gay & before he left he told me that he wished he wasn't as he believed that life would have been easier for him if he were straight. I respect his choice, but so wish that I could have had enough influence on him to get him to stay. R.I.P Lee x
@@strumbadstroller7350 i’m so sorry for your loss too, i hope your son found some kind of peace. It takes a lot of time and a lot of strength to respect these kinds of decisions. I hope you’re continuing to live, with him in your heart.
I miss the graft, I miss the boys, I bleed for purpose in the void.
Killer line.
"Plead" for purpose.
I think bleed is very powerful.
This video is 5 years old and I'm hearing it and Lisa O'Neill for the first time. What a powerful, sad song and powerful singer
A great song is only as old as the first time you hear it! Enjoy exploring Lisa ✨️
Lisa asks Frankie, "Are you enjoying life?" Frankie answers, "Not really" - Lisa's expression of sadness and concern is so very touching to me. Lisa's last glance at the departing Frankie says so much.
I thought the same... its a pity she didn't have more time for him!
that old man at the beginning got to me, he just wants to talk, like so many do.
i hear you. they just shut him off.
I know how he feels. I am now in my seventies, "not doing much, putting in a bit of time". I wish I had made the effort to learn an instrument when I was younger, I could then spend my days doing something creative like playing music. I guess he is thinking the same.
Excellent observation and a very cool tune!
@@ChrisSmith-xh9wb You can still do that. It's harder to learn new stuff as one gets older, but you also have more time to practice, so that evens it out a bit.
Thanks for this comment mate I had misheard and originally thought they were moving him on. Tbf they used it at the start to give that impression and it's beautifully relevant and poignant and sad. But I'm glad that wasn't really the case, hope they had a good 'arl gab for a while. This song plus that opening, those lyrics ... her voice ... blew me away.
How absolutely grand they are playing in the back of a caravan. Well done.
I'm a Longshoreman from Canada, I love hearing music about our trade. I'm lucky enough to work on a dock where all the ships have their own cranes, so the machines haven't taken our jobs yet. We still have to get on the ship and hook the steel onto the cranes by hand.
Nothing has hit me like Lisa's voice in years, it broke my heart completely and simultaneously opened it, it's haunting and well it's not really explainable in language, but moved me to the depths, thank you ❤😢
I've seen Lisa live a good few times. Careful now. She's powerful magic.
Beautiful. Saddest song I've heard for years but full of strength. A vote from a working fella for what it's worth. Thanks for sharing.
I come back to this video every few weeks. One of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve ever heard.
Isn't it just
I was born in Belfast, and still reside here. This kind of music has somehow escaped me in my 24 years of life, until my best friend showed me this very song yesterday. It made me cry with pride. Thank you.
As a working person who’s spent a decade building homes for others
this gets me every time
Beautifully done
My grandfather was a docker on the Liffey. This song gives me shivers.
Where have I been. No words to express my love for this song.
My Dad was a docker in Liverpool, he took me to the dock road once when I was a kid in the 60's. There where so many men coming out at the end of the day you could not see the road, walking or on push bikes. Later in the 70's the free port was opened with hugh container bases. Most of the men lost their jobs including my Dad who never got work again after that. Ruined a whole community having those container bases.
Bloody hell - really hits the low bone. Lisa's music takes me to those dark corners of my heart and soul I've tried to avoid for too long - and for that, I am grateful to have discovered her. Perhaps the most precious singer-songwriter of our time, I'd say without hesitation.
I relate this to the miners of all those Yorkshire pits what were shut down by Thatcher.
I believe this song is for the Irish that suffered hundreds of years under English rape.
But yeah pits and that......
You're correct mate it's a very irish, soulful, celtic song at heart but the lyrics are from the perspective of a deindustrialised worker - not necessarily Irish - who has found his trade sold out from under him ... I can understand the connection with the pits of England ... it wasnt the yorkshireman or the geordie or the lancastrian miner who subjugated Ireland ... it's a beautiful song that (I hope) can overcome even those national boundaries ... the working men of britain were also victims to John Bull's tyranny imo.
It's a beautiful fucking song and, though I love the 'RA and Rebel Music, I hope the message of solidarity and unity through tragedy, strength through the expression of working class grief ... that (hopefully) transcends national boundaries to reach the heart and soul of the workers ...
Tiocfaidh Ar La.
@@cpf6125 very well put ! We can all say Thatcher was a pit demon
@@jaken6855 Sometimes, and maybe often it's necssary to interject with blaming colonization but not here. Relating and comparing the song the the plight of the Yorkshire miner is relatable and very appropriate here - from an Irishman.
Jesus....unreal.....there should be an announcement to the world, that this is here on TH-cam.
Thanks Desmond. Check out the rest of the show on www.thisaintnodisco.ie
@@myles.o.reilly YO! I had no idea these were parts of a bigger episode Fantastic
I'm losing will love
My hands are soft as cotton gloves
Machine has eaten up my job
My meaning, my cause.
Machine with the strength of a hundred men,
Can't feed and clothe my children,
Can't greet a sailor coming in,
Or know of desperation.
I shovel coal down Spencer's dock.
I took your dear into Wedlock.
In you did bear us a beautiful flock,
We will rock the machine down on the dock.
We will rock the machine until it stops.
Oh Lo' if you show me gold!
Like a herring I will go.
Roaring liffy when you're high
Like a cormorant I will dive.
In the cold wind flow I will rise,
We're going off to win back time.
We're going off to win back pride.
We will rock the machine until it dies.
Today dear I'm unemployed.
Before I spoke you read my eyes.
I feared of nothing or no one.
But I feel old and I'm so young.
I miss the graft I miss the boys,
I plead for purpose in the void.
Time is inward, ticking tighter,
I wish my load was a mountain lighter.
I shovel coal down Spencer's dock.
I took your dear into wedlock.
And you did bear us a beautiful flock,
We will rock the machine down on the dock.
We will rock the machine until it stops.
Oh Lo' liffey you show me gold!
Like a herring I will go.
Roaring liffy when you're high
Like a cormorant I will dive.
In the cold wind flow I will rise,
We're going off to win back time.
We're going off to win back pride.
We will rock the machine until it dies.
We will rock the machine down on the dock.
We will rock the machine until it stops
Track "Lisa O'Neill"
on Bandsintown
I'm losing will love
My hands are soft as cotton gloves
Machine has eaten up my job
My meaning, my cause.
Machine with the strength of a hundred men,
Can't feed and clothe my children,
Can't greet a sailor coming in,
Or know of desperation.
I shovel coal down Spencer's dock.
I took your dear into Wedlock.
In you did bear us a beautiful flock,
We will rock the machine down on the dock.
We will rock the machine until it stops.
Oh Lo' if you show me gold!
Like a herring I will go.
Roaring liffy when you're high
Like a cormorant I will dive.
In the cold wind flow I will rise,
We're going off to win back time.
We're going off to win back pride.
We will rock the machine until it dies.
Today dear I'm unemployed.
Before I spoke you read my eyes.
I feared of nothing or no one.
But I feel old and I'm so young.
I miss the graft I miss the boys,
I plead for purpose in the void.
Time is inward, ticking tighter,
I wish my load was a mountain lighter.
I shovel coal down Spencer's dock.
I took your dear into wedlock.
And you did bear us a beautiful flock,
We will rock the machine down on the dock.
We will rock the machine until it stops.
Oh Lo' if you show me gold!
Like a herring I will go.
Roaring liffy when you're high
Like a cormorant I will dive.
In the cold wind flow I will rise,
We're going off to win back time.
We're going off to win back pride.
We will rock the machine until it dies.
We will rock the machine down on the dock.
We will rock the machine until it stops
Superb poetic lyrics x
'With gold enough to win back time.
With gold enough to win back pride.'
I keep coming back to this song. The text is so powerful. Even a relatively young person like me can see that the age of digitization, automation, and technical development is scraping off chunks of culture and traditional living, and it's saddening. Also, the instrumentals are so fitting! Reminiscent of a rumbling machine engine, droning on in the background, slowly trying to overpowering the words of the docker... Until it stops.
Thanks you so much for making this
In a world with so few simple, beautiful things to share, this is worth sharing. Thank you.
Everything about this is f*cking brilliant. The chat with the aul fella, Lisa's voice, the lyrics, that tune that builds and f*ckin builds... Su-fkn-perb!
Much love to Ireland from North Carolina !
Oh Myles, you did it again.
I'm so pleased I've found this beautiful music. Heartbreakingly perfect!
Again beautiful poetry by a beautiful artist tyvm
It don't matter how!
Just move your body even if you pick up a brush and sweep the foot path
Someone will talk to you and you will feel part of it.
Love this one Lisa.
The bit at the beginning with the old chap was very touching. Lovely song as well. Amazing video and sound work as always Myles. Your work and the amazing artists you work with are extremely inspirational.
Defo man bit shit they didnt let him finish.
I am delighted for this girl and her band for collecting for best original folk track at the folk awards in dublin 2019 so well deserved I keep expressing to many of my friends how talented pure timeless voice she has this song really moves me for one reason or another I love it my brother and sister were at the awards on the night to receive and award for my late grandmother Margaret barry she would of loved her well done Lisa and band ❤️
nothing can ever top this woman, I adore her
Oh my sweet Lord! A stunning masterpiece! Once in awhile somebody comes along and blows up all the rules and creates a game changing work of art!
I must have listened to this song a thousand times, and each time it is as if I heard it the first time.
Just discovered Lisa, wow! Beautiful.
A timeless classic. Her voice rings out like a diamond in a coal-mine
"A protest song which I wrote 50 years too late.." No Lisa, it's not too late at all.
Rest in peace Beverly my friend on saxophone and lisa o,neill you are a great musician
'Or know of desperation...' So much emotion, feeling and empathy in this song, I have to stop playing it 'cos it makes me well up every time. When I first heard it I thought it was about the industrial revolution of the 18th and 19th century, but I've since learnt it was about the dockers from the 1960s and '80s. But it could just as easily be a metaphor for neoliberalism and all the jobs being lost to automation today as well. The rich will always value profit over people.
Another beautiful tune from Ms O’Neill. I wonder if ol Frankie found some happiness
Never heard of this singer until this day - and absolutely love this song!
I first heard this ladies music on Peaky Blinders. An amazingly talented singer and backing musicians. All the tired horses in the Sun so hauntingly sung in the Peaky Finale. I wish you much success in the future Lisa O'Neill
i feel like i m here with you, thank u.
Christ what a tear jerker and what an insanely beautiful voice in Lisa
What a beautiful, strong and touching voice Lisa has, listen to her gives me shivers, thanks for singin and playing!!!
I only today just discovered Lisa O'Neil, delighted to have done so!! ♥ ☘️🙏
Oh Jasus Ireland,,,,,will you please stop producing superb singers and superb songs,,,I cant run fast enough, There must be other things to do in the world,,but when I listen to this magnificence I cant remember what the other things are, Now a bloody folk Callas in the back of a tinkers van,,with Persian carpet, i thought Greenwich Village 59/63 was nirvana,,,now, Ms O Neill/Spencers Dock,,superb, M,O R, buy a foal off the travellers
Sometimes the world can get you down, but then I remember that Lisa o neil is making music in it, and suddenly it dosent seem so bad.
ummmm. Wow! straight to the heart with this one.
Astonishing, just brilliant 👏👏👏😮
So damn relaxing... tear jerking..
If the world ever gets over covid i need to see these people live
I must have listened to this song a 100 time's !!!♥️✝️
Hypnotic and wonderful. I met Lisa and her band completely by accident. I was doing a photoshoot with a young girl in the village of Cranford, England. And the bands van drew up alongside the kerb, I got chatting to one of the guys and it turned out they were there to do a gig at a local venue.
Lisa is amazing her music is heart felt
she's great - thank you Ms Lisa O'Neill
I like that Framus banjo.
Lisa, making that old guy's (and this old guy's) day.
This tune makes me cry
Love love love her.
Is it just my vivid imagination or do I really hear the voice and laughter of the old man from the beginning at the end of the video when all the hugging goes on? If it's not just my fancy, then I have to say it was a nice move.
I dont think so but 5.35 to 5.50 could be ... either way the conversation at the start plus the lyrics makes me.cry my eyes out ...
love you tube . Was watching Lankum, and this lovely talented lady was recomended (never could spell that word). Thanks for that. Beautiful voice. Must delve deeper .
thanks for that face expression. it REALLY makes sense for me. And the song is lovely, of course!
Just discovered this remarkable artist. Love this song.
Why am I only discovering this singer.😊
If you are lucky enough to catch one of Lisa's gigs, you won't be leaving disappointed. I was fortunate to see her at End of the road fest last w/kend. She was wonderful.
Saw her in Melbourne last night. Absolutely agree with you. Transcendent xx
I like your use of language there, special & unusual sums Lisa up very well. We had some great news about Lisa only yesterday in that she's playing our fave festival, End of the Road, later in the year & we already have tickets booked! X
Hairs are standing on the back on me neck.powerful stuff.i think luke kelly would have loved lisa!!
She said it all,
Wow never heard of these before and I have no idea how , that song an those singers an musicians where amazing ! Truly amazing !
I love the honesty and the sense of community in these films. Makes you want to be in that world too.
Thanks so much for that. It has me in tears because it made me homesick. I didn't want to leave, 40 years ago. I have lovely children though, so it's OK.
Really enjoy tunes like this I have been sharing this with some of my friends here in Arizona. Would love to see her play one day.
I can't wait to see Lisa O'Neill live (long I) again. She's magnificent.
Simply beautiful, great pathos and a very special voice. Thankyou.
That refrain is the sweetest sound I've heard in a long time.
I felt that all over my body, fantastic and a really beautiful video, my heart goes out to Frankie. It only takes a moment to give someone a moment. Fair play to you Lisa...
Great song, perfect location.
Beautiful Lisa
WONDERFUL. BEAUTIFUL ❤️💐
I like every song you sing :)
thanks to Second Captains for introducing me to Lisa O'Neill and her 🎶, this song hits a raw nerve every time
Unbelievably good. She's a unique talent.
Powerful song and Lisa has the most beautiful voice.
All we need is a bit of time. Good that you gave some to that bloke... Thanks for posting this is stunning x
Heart-breaking song but so powerful.
What a great capture on film. Can’t believe that I’ve only stumbled upon Lisa’s music now 🤙
Good God!! 😳Where did this come from? Hits you full wallop in the gut, but In a really good way ! The Purest, rawest, most heart wrenching and authentic soul music. So grateful to have found this. ❣️What a unique gift! Such a rare , beautiful and powerful voice, right in the midst of such a sea of shite.✊❤️Thank You so much!🙏
From Waukesha Wisconsin USA Thanks Lisa
Lovely voice
Just beautiful
What amazing singers 🎶😊😊🎶🎶
Favourite tune at the minute just class
I want to be friends with Lisa and Frankie. thank you from Oregon USA
LISA NEVR STOP ROCKIN...YOU ARE SUCH A MUSICAL TALENT..ONE LINE TO THE HEART XXXX haha sorrrry bout train to cavan but sure the bus is great ;)
Beautiful voice .Beautiful person
A love lisa's voice me a listen every morning without fail!
This is really good....I mean "really good".
Haunting
Amazing
Really lovely
Wonderful use of the tenor banjo. Giving a proper pace, giving a ticking of the clock. Inexorable. Anybody know the chords used? The picking pattern...among those who have tried this beautiful song?
We had the pleasure of seeing Lisa O’Neil in Manchester and went straight home and ordered her album on Amazon- she ‘moved’ us with her music. Oh my, what a talented musician, we just love her! And the boys too 👏🏻🌟☘️🎼🎸
why didny you buy it off her at the gig? support artists not corporations :)
barf in unfortunately we were unable to buy one at the concert. We do normally buy direct, as we didn’t know when Lisa would be next in town we decided to get it as quick as we could. Is this an acceptable reason? 😊🎼🎼
@@angelaandpaul4945 i hoped as much!
barf in? Barf out!
@@angelaandpaul4945 ye cus your so cool you have a joint account for your trivial little relationship