His albums are very good. I recommend listening to them as a whole rather than specific songs. This was his one hit wonder single, but his albums are thematic and often conceptual.
One of my favourite male artists of all time. The original music video of the song has 3.2 billion views! I have all the CD's of Passenger and they're all fantastic, all in the same genre as "Let her go". So if you like this kind of music, please explore more of his extensive catalog.
Hey nice to watch your videos, so I subconsciously subscribed meaning I've jammed about 50 of your videos , you do an excellent job on your channel very Profesional, awesome 🕶✌️cheers 420
Great song Neal, Funny Harri noticed the 3 billion views as well. Lol Excellent choice! I’m not familiar with it but it reminds me of somebody else and I’m not sure who yet I’ll have to listen a bit more.
Thank you, Cynthia...the 3 billion views doesn't translate here, though. Under 100 likes and barely 600 views. Not the first highly viewed song i have suggested that got a minimal response here.
I’ve always enjoyed this song. And I love the cover of it by Scars on 45 (from Bradford, West Yorkshire), which is a more upbeat version featuring the wonderful voices of Danny Bemrose and Aimee Driver. It may be found on an album called From Cover to Cover: 30 Years at Nettwerk (2015).
Haven't heard this before. Lyrically I enjoyed this song a lot. Always enjoy a good story. His voice is very captivating and very recognizable and the instruments perfect. I'm sure I'd recognize this next time. Great reaction Harri. 3 million people can't be wrong. Thanks Harri and pncombie. Thanks for a new selection. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Why did you react to this version of it? Always, always react to the live video ffs. It's basic youtube sense. It's hard for anyone to react to words on a screen
"basic You Tube sense"? 😂 What crock of 💩! If you can do better than do better. Dirk out the dough or button it! Did you not watch and listen to his reaction? If you had you wouldn't have had to ask. The answer to your first question is right in front of you. Harri's patrons pay for different membership levels and they select the songs and versions.
This track is one of my pet hates I'm afraid to say, Harri. I find the production extremely soulless and the vocal affectation infuriating. It's even more offensive to my ears than James Blunt who, if you enjoyed this, you should check out ;)
His "All the little lights" is pure poetry. Sad but beautiful song.
Something about this reminds me of a young Cat Stevens.
This is a great song. If you've ever heard the 1993 song "'74-'75" by The Connells, then this should sound very familiar to you. It's so, so similar.
Thinking the majority have been where this song has taken us. Really is a beautiful song with Truth! Thank you Harri
I love this song..simple tune with deep lyrics.
His albums are very good. I recommend listening to them as a whole rather than specific songs. This was his one hit wonder single, but his albums are thematic and often conceptual.
One of my favourite male artists of all time. The original music video of the song has 3.2 billion views! I have all the CD's of Passenger and they're all fantastic, all in the same genre as "Let her go". So if you like this kind of music, please explore more of his extensive catalog.
Beautiful song! “What You’re Thinking” is another, as well as “I See Love”. “Night Vision Binoculars” is a fast fun song about a stalker! 😎🎶❤
Thanks for reacting to this beautiful song.
Hey nice to watch your videos, so I subconsciously subscribed meaning I've jammed about 50 of your videos , you do an excellent job on your channel very Profesional, awesome 🕶✌️cheers 420
I remember hearing this song for the first time in a Budweiser commercial. About a puppy who gets lost.
Great song Neal, Funny Harri noticed the 3 billion views as well. Lol Excellent choice! I’m not familiar with it but it reminds me of somebody else and I’m not sure who yet I’ll have to listen a bit more.
Thank you, Cynthia...the 3 billion views doesn't translate here, though. Under 100 likes and barely 600 views. Not the first highly viewed song i have suggested that got a minimal response here.
I’ve always enjoyed this song. And I love the cover of it by Scars on 45 (from Bradford, West Yorkshire), which is a more upbeat version featuring the wonderful voices of Danny Bemrose and Aimee Driver. It may be found on an album called From Cover to Cover: 30 Years at Nettwerk (2015).
Haven't heard this before. Lyrically I enjoyed this song a lot. Always enjoy a good story. His voice is very captivating and very recognizable and the instruments perfect. I'm sure I'd recognize this next time. Great reaction Harri.
3 million people can't be wrong. Thanks Harri and pncombie. Thanks for a new selection. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
3 billion*
Love it and great to follow the lyrics with you 👍
Typically I hate music from this era but I actually enjoy this tune.
Me too, and I'm a 53 yr old man....
You're really narrow-minded then. There's so many types of music from this era to say "music from this era".
Quit hating and start being open
@@fplbr2485 LOL! I would love to but my ears can't handle it.
Me too
You should check out a beautiful duet by Ed Sheeran ft. Passenger "Hearts on Fire"
Interesting song
Phil collins you’ll be in my heart next. Great connecting song
Hmmm. Like the music, love the lyrics. Don't care much for his voice, though.
Why did you react to this version of it? Always, always react to the live video ffs. It's basic youtube sense. It's hard for anyone to react to words on a screen
"basic You Tube sense"? 😂 What crock of 💩! If you can do better than do better. Dirk out the dough or button it! Did you not watch and listen to his reaction? If you had you wouldn't have had to ask. The answer to your first question is right in front of you. Harri's patrons pay for different membership levels and they select the songs and versions.
This track is one of my pet hates I'm afraid to say, Harri. I find the production extremely soulless and the vocal affectation infuriating. It's even more offensive to my ears than James Blunt who, if you enjoyed this, you should check out ;)