I like Brad Paisley even though Im not a Country listener. And I liked your reaction. My ex was a (solid) metal guy, but he grew to love Brad P - maybe not primarily for the country niche, but for the awesome lyrics to his songs. The music too grew on him as he noticed this guy has his own style of writing and performing. Some of the stuff Brad P has done is so witty and funny (not in a nerdy was, but in a smart way) that we used to laugh out loud listening to him in the car. This is a really sad one. A nice one is "He didn't have to be" and a funny one is " Im gonna miss her". Give him a go - I think you'll appreciate what he brings to the table. Thanks - take care! :)
I like the story of the home remodel. I know someone who had been into drugs, but managed to pull away long enough to take a good hard look at this life. He decided to buy a Corvette so he wouldn't have money for the wrong things. Today he is happily married and his kids are all beyond high school. You just need enough strength to manage today. If you look at the road ahead, it will always seem too rough to survive.
In the era of the video, letters were the only method of communication and an unreliable one at best. She possibly had not heard from him and didn't know if he would be coming home. She could not forgive herself for what happened.
Thank you so much Norse for checking this one out! I thought I would give you a fantastic country song (which I did) but I realize now that it really brings out feelings, all sorts of them... I was also pissed as hell in the beginning when I saw the video - but then, after a few spins, it made me think some more... Interesting end there, with the little girl turning her back to watch, does she represent and angel perhaps? A song that for me brought quite a few questions to myself. I really appreciate you channel and I thank you so much for doing a bit of (new) country! Alison has a lot to offer, as well as Brad. All the best for now, Anders
I think children are much more pure and open to the spirit realm than adults. I think maybe the little girl knows that those two were meant to be together and the world, the natural realm, etc interfered with that. You know they wanted to be together, but their hurt and their pride got in the way. And the only way for them to finally be together was in the afterlife. And she was able to see and understand that. It doesn't entirely align with my personal beliefs, but maybe that's what the video was trying to project. I enjoy stories like that and appreciate the recommendation.
@@NORSEVIKING An analysis not too far from my own. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! My next warm recommendation is: Rammstein with their new song"Zeit". Actually the best video I have seen in my 53 year old life (and a good song as well)! Please do check it out. ...and Dream Theater "Barstool warrior". Ahh... Amazing song with a solo to match! I´ll just keep ém coming here... Hahahaha...
@@andersgranstrom7128 I did a reaction to Zeit. By the time it had a crazy ass 15K views, TH-cam blocked it. I was so disappointed. I'm about to do Zick Zack and just hope it'll stay up. I want to try to get Zeit reapproved. Hopefully, it won't be a mark against my channel because it was SO good.
@@NORSEVIKING Ahh, yeah right! I remember that, now... Damn I am getting old! Sorry. Good luck with that - I have seen quite a few making it. ...and yeah - Dream Theater "Barstool warrior". Amazing! I promise to stop writing, for at least a month now.... ;-)
Finally, someone who understands military people do what they feel needs to be done. I spent 33 years in Air Force blue, 26 (1974-2000) active duty. I never served a day hoping I would be thanked but I accept that people tell me thanks. If they take the time to talk with me they will learn that I considered it both an honor and a privilege to do what I had to do.
10 days after you posted this video, was my 1 decade from getting out of the Marines. Tomorrow I see a counselor. WAR IS HELL no matter where you are. Peace Love and Hair grease
True words. I almost unalived myself in my youth when I was in a situation like this. It hurts so bad that I can't even describe it. I remember it to this day, and I'm 50 years old now. It still hurts.
My daughter divorced her husband. He had terrible hours of depression. He became very unstable until she couldn't deal with it. Not long after their divorce he killed himself. She's never gotten over it. Some of the people in our small town called her a "black widow". She's 60 now. It's been 30 years. She changed from a happy joyful person to someone who is somewhat withdrawn. Sad. She was not allowed at his funeral (understandably his family was very bitter). A family friend of his got permission for her to say her goodbyes one last time. We hope he is at peace now. But the pain he left behind had far reaching effects. His little boy when he got older ended up in therapy. He loved his daddy very much.
Most people have no idea how often this happens. And im speaking from when i was enlisted 20 years ago. It has to be 100x worse with all these new apps bitches have now. Heartbreaking song.
10:06 I agree, but the guy was probably so messed up from what he went through during the war that he just gave up. Hoping to come home and live a peaceful life with the girl who made all those promises and arriving to that... very sad
brother, as a vet that went through it 2x while I was in military. I forgave 1 of them. How? I don't know. I guess I understood maybe what they went through when I was gone. I don't know. I'm with a wonderful woman that isn't either one of them. I guess neither one was worth me sticking with. My wife now is the best thing that ever happended to me. I guess I had to go through it all to snag the one I have.
NORSE. This was WW2 completely different to today, no mobile phones then, you died and stayed where you fell. Only letters if they could be written, posted and received, telegrams about the dead and missing, and they were hit and miss. Nobody knew anything and men were away for years, no leave or knowing when the men would be home if still alive, usually at the end of the war that lasted nearly 6 years. This is happening now, there is no excuse, but then can be understood more.... It was a time of huge uncertainty...
they were married &she was a widow and lets not forget about all the military guys who pick up prostitutes when overseas. you dont believe they were all single.
I have a black and yellow hat I love to wear that apparently resembles a veterans hat. I've been thanked for service a couple of times. It felt so weird (obviously because I'm not a veteran) but like you said, you don't want to be rude. To one of them, I just nodded and smiled (and felt so crappy about it). Then, I've showed the hat to another person, trying to be honest, and they appeared so discouraged or embarrassed by their mistake. So, it made me wonder. I appreciate your response.
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" She put him out like the burning end of a midnight cigarette" the best opening line ever. Allison has a angelic voice.
They're buried next to one another, because they loved eachother.
Really good reaction! Alison Krause is easily as famous as Brad Paisley. I've never heard them together before this, but they make an excellent duo.
Beautiful song and a tragic story. As a military veteran I know this situation is all too common.
I like Brad Paisley even though Im not a Country listener. And I liked your reaction. My ex was a (solid) metal guy, but he grew to love Brad P - maybe not primarily for the country niche, but for the awesome lyrics to his songs. The music too grew on him as he noticed this guy has his own style of writing and performing. Some of the stuff Brad P has done is so witty and funny (not in a nerdy was, but in a smart way) that we used to laugh out loud listening to him in the car. This is a really sad one. A nice one is "He didn't have to be" and a funny one is " Im gonna miss her". Give him a go - I think you'll appreciate what he brings to the table.
Thanks - take care! :)
I´ll second that! 🙂
This song and visuals kill me! 😭
I like the story of the home remodel. I know someone who had been into drugs, but managed to pull away long enough to take a good hard look at this life. He decided to buy a Corvette so he wouldn't have money for the wrong things. Today he is happily married and his kids are all beyond high school. You just need enough strength to manage today. If you look at the road ahead, it will always seem too rough to survive.
In the era of the video, letters were the only method of communication and an unreliable one at best. She possibly had not heard from him and didn't know if he would be coming home. She could not forgive herself for what happened.
Talk about depressing and sad but beautifully sung and the video was done well. But man so sad
This does happen a lot. Lost a couple friends just like this.
😎👍
Thank you so much Norse for checking this one out! I thought I would give you a fantastic country song (which I did) but I realize now that it really brings out feelings, all sorts of them... I was also pissed as hell in the beginning when I saw the video - but then, after a few spins, it made me think some more...
Interesting end there, with the little girl turning her back to watch, does she represent and angel perhaps? A song that for me brought quite a few questions to myself.
I really appreciate you channel and I thank you so much for doing a bit of (new) country! Alison has a lot to offer, as well as Brad.
All the best for now,
Anders
I think children are much more pure and open to the spirit realm than adults. I think maybe the little girl knows that those two were meant to be together and the world, the natural realm, etc interfered with that. You know they wanted to be together, but their hurt and their pride got in the way. And the only way for them to finally be together was in the afterlife. And she was able to see and understand that. It doesn't entirely align with my personal beliefs, but maybe that's what the video was trying to project. I enjoy stories like that and appreciate the recommendation.
@@NORSEVIKING An analysis not too far from my own. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
My next warm recommendation is: Rammstein with their new song"Zeit". Actually the best video I have seen in my 53 year old life (and a good song as well)! Please do check it out.
...and Dream Theater "Barstool warrior". Ahh... Amazing song with a solo to match!
I´ll just keep ém coming here... Hahahaha...
@@andersgranstrom7128 I did a reaction to Zeit. By the time it had a crazy ass 15K views, TH-cam blocked it. I was so disappointed. I'm about to do Zick Zack and just hope it'll stay up. I want to try to get Zeit reapproved. Hopefully, it won't be a mark against my channel because it was SO good.
@@NORSEVIKING Ahh, yeah right! I remember that, now... Damn I am getting old! Sorry. Good luck with that - I have seen quite a few making it.
...and yeah - Dream Theater "Barstool warrior". Amazing!
I promise to stop writing, for at least a month now.... ;-)
@@NORSEVIKING
Yes you've got that in one
The young girl was the main actors daughter ...
Finally, someone who understands military people do what they feel needs to be done. I spent 33 years in Air Force blue, 26 (1974-2000) active duty. I never served a day hoping I would be thanked but I accept that people tell me thanks. If they take the time to talk with me they will learn that I considered it both an honor and a privilege to do what I had to do.
10 days after you posted this video, was my 1 decade from getting out of the Marines. Tomorrow I see a counselor. WAR IS HELL no matter where you are. Peace Love and Hair grease
8th of november by big and rich has a similar vibe to this
No woman will ever understand what happens when you break a honest and loyal man's heart.
True words. I almost unalived myself in my youth when I was in a situation like this. It hurts so bad that I can't even describe it. I remember it to this day, and I'm 50 years old now. It still hurts.
My dad told me a long time ago... a woman is only loyal to her feelings and emotions. And thats what i saw n this video and heard on this song.
Your dad is 100% accurate.
My daughter divorced her husband. He had terrible hours of depression. He became very unstable until she couldn't deal with it. Not long after their divorce he killed himself. She's never gotten over it. Some of the people in our small town called her a "black widow". She's 60 now. It's been 30 years. She changed from a happy joyful person to someone who is somewhat withdrawn. Sad. She was not allowed at his funeral (understandably his family was very bitter). A family friend of his got permission for her to say her goodbyes one last time. We hope he is at peace now. But the pain he left behind had far reaching effects. His little boy when he got older ended up in therapy. He loved his daddy very much.
Most people have no idea how often this happens. And im speaking from when i was enlisted 20 years ago. It has to be 100x worse with all these new apps bitches have now. Heartbreaking song.
💯 We're all expendable now.
Wife is always next to her husband, even in death
I'm a old vet folks we went through he'll and you gave us this f-y
10:06 I agree, but the guy was probably so messed up from what he went through during the war that he just gave up.
Hoping to come home and live a peaceful life with the girl who made all those promises and arriving to that... very sad
For hot... Fender Game of Thrones. All great guitarists . Brad will surprise you
brother, as a vet that went through it 2x while I was in military. I forgave 1 of them. How? I don't know. I guess I understood maybe what they went through when I was gone. I don't know. I'm with a wonderful woman that isn't either one of them. I guess neither one was worth me sticking with. My wife now is the best thing that ever happended to me. I guess I had to go through it all to snag the one I have.
That's brutal, man. I'm so happy for you now though. I appreciate your outlook on it all too. Take care of yourself!
NORSE.
This was WW2 completely different to today, no mobile phones then, you died and stayed where you fell.
Only letters if they could be written, posted and received, telegrams about the dead and missing, and they were hit and miss.
Nobody knew anything and men were away for years, no leave or knowing when the men would be home if still alive, usually at the end of the war that lasted nearly 6 years.
This is happening now, there is no excuse, but then can be understood more....
It was a time of huge uncertainty...
The reason for the burials next to each other is that they are buried on their home property.
It definitely is weird to be thanked
they were married &she was a widow and lets not forget about all the military guys who pick up prostitutes when overseas. you dont believe they were all single.
They were a married.
trust me. it is weird. i feel weird when people thank me for my service...but i dont want to be rude so i just say thanks. but its always awkward.
I have a black and yellow hat I love to wear that apparently resembles a veterans hat. I've been thanked for service a couple of times. It felt so weird (obviously because I'm not a veteran) but like you said, you don't want to be rude. To one of them, I just nodded and smiled (and felt so crappy about it). Then, I've showed the hat to another person, trying to be honest, and they appeared so discouraged or embarrassed by their mistake. So, it made me wonder. I appreciate your response.
Make your house look nice? Wow.
If you care look at all homeless vet's help us do something