Brilliant song from a brilliant album. One hundred years from now someone will pick up the album Time Passages and start listening to it and feel like I felt, "this is fucking unbelievable."
Hahahah, amen. I got into Al Stewart when I bought the "Year of the Cat" record in the late 1990s so my friend and I could listen to it ironically on his parents' record player. About a week later I was buying his whole back catalogue.
The master storyteller and time traveler of the ages, he captures each moment perceived with mind's eye in lyric & song as having lived them all and more intensely then most.
그저 궁전의 주인들이 떠나고 바깥에서 무언가를 기다리는 사람들을 담은 시같은 가사에, 가벼운 팝 경향의 노래를 듣는 내 마음은 왜 이리도 무겁고 비장할까? 귀에 듣기 좋은 경쾌한 기타 소리, 가벼운 때론 흥겨운듯한 가수의 명랑한 노래소리가 왜 이리 내 눈시울을 가득히 적셔올까. 귀는 부담없이 즐거운데 내 심장은 울컥거려 슬픔속으로 한없이 빠져 들어간다.......
The ghost of revolution still prowls the Paris streets, down all the restless centuries it wanders incomplete, it speaks inside the cheap red wine of cafe summer nights, its red and amber voices call the cars at traffic lights. Really moving ,evocative stuff. Al is a genius!
He certainly is - moving and evocative are exactly the right words! Absolutely one of the best verses of anything ever and it always brings the tears to my eyes.
“Palace of Versailles” (1978) might be called a hard-core historical folk song in the same vein as “Manuscript” (1970), although unlike the first such composition in this genre, it includes keyboards and an electric guitar solo. This is also a political piece, contrasting the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon with the 1968 student riots. The music is based on “The Earl of Salisbury,” a Pavan by the 16th century English composer William Byrd (circa 1540 - 1623) of the Renaissance era. 💙🎶💚
Great song. It conjures up such images and a "feel" for the whole scene. The words are apropos also.........The album "Time Passages" is a hidden gem. A great album. {Don't forget about Peter White............whoever he was.............who wrote at least half of the songs WITH Al Stewart.}
이 곡은 들국화 멤버 였던 { 과거 형 이니 오해 없으시길 } 전인권님이 큰 집에 들어가 계시던 중에 우연찮게 이 노래 { the palace of versails } 가 들려 편집 해서 사랑한 후에란 노래가 나왔다고 라디오 방송에서 제가 들었죠 그 이후에 제가 이 노래 얼~~~마나 진 땀을 뺏게요 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
Tim Renwick is the best melodic lead guitarist around in my opinion. Peter White is a consummate musician and song writer. Al Stewart is just Al Stewart. Everything he has ever done is worth a listen. Not one album since 1967 that doesn't get a spin every now and then.
That intro melody is from the Late Renaissance. Originally for the keyboard but covered by the lute players of the day. Pavan, "The Earl of Salisbury" by William Byrd(c. 1542-1643). I know having played it on classical guitar for 40 years.
Todavia tengo el vinilo ❤ pero ahora lo tengo en Spotify y lo escucho en el trabajo o en el auto. Ya estoy viejo (60 años) pero que buenas canciones teníamos cuando éramos tan...tan jóvenes.
Al's song "The Palace of Versailles" is about tthe former residence of the French Kings and a key site in the early days of the French Revolution. The lyrics contain specific allusions to many events and figures of the revolution.
Quando la storia può essere raccontata attraverso la musica e le immagini di un film si ottiene un risultato straordinario: Al Stewart interprete di questa melodia triste e coinvolgente e Kristen Dunst nel ruolo di Maria Antonietta nel capolavoro di Sofia Coppola
Thank you so much for uploading this song. It takes me back to my childhood, listening along with my brother. This one together with "ruthless queen" were my favorite.
Heey Hilda. "Ruthless Queen" van Kayak is dan ook wel een muzikaal hoogstandje van Nederlandse bodem. Heeft je broer goed gezien :) Groetjes uit de Bollenstreek.
Saw him live in Vancouver 1978. One of my all time favorite concerts If you want great. Download Love Chronicles. 1969 with Jimmy Page as a Studio Musician
The wands of smoke are rising From the walls of the Bastille And through the streets of Paris Runs a sense of the unreal The Kings have all departed There servants are nowhere We burned out their mansions In the name of Robespierre And still we wait To see the day begin Our time is wasting in the wind Wondering why Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles Inside the midnight councils The lamps are burning low On you sit and talk all through the night But there's just no place to go And Bonaparte is coming With his army from the south Marat your days are numbered And we live hand to mouth While we wait To see the day begin Our time is wasting in the wind Wondering why Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles The ghost of revolution Still prowls the Paris streets Down all the restless centuries It wonders incomplete It speaks inside the cheap red wine Of cafe summer nights Its red and amber voices Call the cars at traffic lights Why do you wait To see the day begin Your time is wasting in the wind Wondering why Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles
The wands of smoke are rising From the walls of the Bastille And through the streets of Paris Runs a sense of the unreal The Kings have all departed Their servants are nowhere We burned out all their mansions In the name of Robespierre And still we wait To see the day begin Our time is wasting in the wind Wondering why Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles Inside the midnight councils The lamps are burning low On you sit and talk all through the night But there's just no place to go And Bonaparte is coming With his army from the South Marat your days are numbered And we live hand to mouth While we wait To see the day begin Our time is wasting in the wind Wondering why Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles The ghost of revolution Still prowls the Paris streets Down all the restless centuries It wonders incomplete It speaks inside the cheap red wine Of cafe summer nights Its red and amber voices Call the cars at traffic lights Why do you wait To see the day begin Your time is wasting in the wind Wondering why Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles Wondering why, it echoes Through the lonely palace of Versailles
Gran Tema de Al Stewart que una vez más ha extraído de la Historia esta preciosa canción. El Palacio de Versalles es testigo de la Revolución Francesa, de la etapa napoleónica y de los disturbios del mayo de 1968.
THE PALACE OF VERSAILLES 베르사이유 궁전 (by Al Stewart From TIME PASSAGES) The wands of smoke are rising / 지팡이같은 연기들이 피어오르고 있다 From the walls of the Bastille / 바스티유의 담으로부터. And through the streets of Paris / 그리고 파리의 거리를 헤치고 Runs a sense of the unreal / 비현실적인 존재들의 느낌이 스쳐간다. The Kings have all departed / 왕들은 모두 떠나버렸고 There servants are nowhere / 그곳에 있던 하인들도 아무데도 없다. We burned out their mansions / 우리는 그들의 맨션을 불태워버렸지 In the name of Robespierre / 로베스피에르의 이름으로. And still we wait / 그리고 아직 우리는 기다린다 To see the day begin / 그 날이 시작하는 것을 보겠다고. Our time is wasting in the wind / 우리의 시간은 바람속에서 허비되고 있다 Wondering why / 왜 그래야하냐고 Wondering why, it echoes / 왜 그래야하냐고 Through the lonely palace of Versailles / 그 소리만 외로운 베르사이유의 궁전을 울려퍼지고 있네. Inside the midnight councils / 심야의 회의실 안에서는 The lamps are burning low / 램프가 낮게 타오르고 있다. On you sit and talk all through the night / 당통, 당신은 앉아서 밤새도록 이야기하지만 But there's just no place to go / 아무 데도 갈 곳이 없어. And Bonaparte is coming / 보나파르트가 오고 있다 With his army from the south / 남쪽으로부터 그의 군대를 이끌고. Marat your days are numbered / 마라, 당신이 살 날은 몇일 안남았어. And we live hand to mouth / 그리고 우리는 궁핍하게 살고 있지. While we wait / 우리가 그날이 시작되는 걸 보겠다고 The ghost of revolution / 혁명의 원혼은 Still prowls the Paris streets / 아직도 파리의 거리를 배회하고 Down all the restless centuries / 온통 불안한 세기들을 거쳐내려와 It wonders incomplete / 불완전한 것을 이상해하지. It speaks inside the cheap red wine / 그것은 싸구려 붉은 포도주 속에서 말하네 Of cafe summer nights / 여름밤 카페에서. Its red and amber voices / 그것의 붉고 누런 목소리들은 Call the cars at traffic lights / 신호등에서 차들을 부르지. Why do you wait / 왜 당신은 기다리는 건가
Enigma Variations, when I first saw this wonderful film, I thought of this song for the very longest time, and the fact that someone made a video for it is certainly a dream-come-true.
❤ So many family members passed away. I miss those days. Life was better. 😢
Brilliant song from a brilliant album. One hundred years from now someone will pick up the album Time Passages and start listening to it and feel like I felt, "this is fucking unbelievable."
Hahahah, amen. I got into Al Stewart when I bought the "Year of the Cat" record in the late 1990s so my friend and I could listen to it ironically on his parents' record player. About a week later I was buying his whole back catalogue.
I am 62 yrs old and still love to listen to Al Stewart.
ditto
Cos you've got taste sister. 👍
Cubed!!
Incredible.
I am 75 and love Al’s songs
One of the greatest songs I have ever listened to. Absolutely fabulous . Great lyrics, gorgeous voice and exquisite music.
I too feel the same !
이장면보고얼마나울었는지 노래까지슬프고 프랑스혁명을얘기하는 처형장으로가는마지막모습 너무슬퍼서 펑펑울었어요 단두대로 가는
No words to express the perfection in this song!! Simply brilliant.
Nestor, and your statement is incredibly remarkable itself.
Al Stewart is a poet , great musician. Beautiful video of an era gone by hope the evil of the french revolution will never be repeated
The master storyteller and time traveler of the ages, he captures each moment perceived with mind's eye in lyric & song as having lived them all and more intensely then most.
Rock's resident historian weighing in on the French revolution, with his usual grace and style, great arrangement, superb musicianship.
So well said, Michael! Great comment!!
Al Steward is the Master of Minor Chords.
그저 궁전의 주인들이 떠나고 바깥에서 무언가를 기다리는 사람들을 담은 시같은 가사에, 가벼운 팝 경향의 노래를 듣는 내 마음은 왜 이리도 무겁고 비장할까? 귀에 듣기 좋은 경쾌한 기타 소리, 가벼운 때론 흥겨운듯한 가수의 명랑한 노래소리가 왜 이리 내 눈시울을 가득히 적셔올까. 귀는 부담없이 즐거운데 내 심장은 울컥거려 슬픔속으로 한없이 빠져 들어간다.......
그렇죠~ 들국화의 사랑한후에 ㅡ
가사가 이 음악에 잘 입혀진 것 같습니다.
@@dalma0007 이걸 한국적으로 녹여낸 전인권씨의 능력은 대체....
이노래 많이좋아햇습니다 명곡💙💚
The ghost of revolution still prowls the Paris streets, down all the restless centuries it wanders incomplete, it speaks inside the cheap red wine of cafe summer nights, its red and amber voices call the cars at traffic lights.
Really moving ,evocative stuff. Al is a genius!
It is sheer beautiful poetry, Amazing.
It seems to be prophetic words, with the casseurs and Jaune gilet demonstrations.
@@alex1paglia fuck gilet jaune
He certainly is - moving and evocative are exactly the right words! Absolutely one of the best verses of anything ever and it always brings the tears to my eyes.
One of the finest
i listened to the song with Korean adaptational version(1987). it's like a poem. this original song is like an editorial of newspaper.
Maybe the NORKS should play it for Lil Kim Jung Un. Wonder if he could relate?
It was fake
What a song they don't get much better, what a voice.
“Palace of Versailles” (1978) might be called a hard-core historical folk song in the same vein as “Manuscript” (1970), although unlike the first such composition in this genre, it includes keyboards and an electric guitar solo. This is also a political piece, contrasting the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon with the 1968 student riots.
The music is based on “The Earl of Salisbury,” a Pavan by the 16th century English composer William Byrd (circa 1540 - 1623) of the Renaissance era. 💙🎶💚
Just beautiful, takes me back to my late teens from 78'🔙🎵
My favor subjects ... good music and history all in one pack thanks, well done.
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A true legend indeed!!
The Album " Time Passages" is a Masterpiece of music!
By far underestimated.
This song somehow evokes unknown emotions mixed with sadness. It feels like you are leaving your loved ones behind and never coming back. 😭
Bellissimo pezzo, con bella melodia. La ascolto e suono con la batteria è veramente piacevole.
From the great album "Time Passages" (1978). A Great Song from a great album! Thank you for the video!
this is my favorite song from this great album
Bellissima.... una canzone senza tempo che suscita emozioni molto profonde e una nostalgia senza fine....
Sono d ' accordo una canzone senza tempo , rimarrà per tempo per sempre.
One of my favorite Al Stewart songs. It gives a glimpse of the French Revolutionary with the music point of view. Great job Al.
Great lyrics, great guitar work. A masterpiece.
Another excellent song 🎵 of Al Stewart and a great video 📹👍👏
เพลงนี้ความหมายเศร้ามาก ฟังแล้วอินตามเลยค่ะ เมโลดี้ไพเราะที่สุดค่ะ
Great song. It conjures up such images and a "feel" for the whole scene. The words are apropos also.........The album "Time Passages" is a hidden gem. A great album. {Don't forget about Peter White............whoever he was.............who wrote at least half of the songs WITH Al Stewart.}
I like the mournful tone of the song, as if the palace laments the violence and the intrigue that occurred in its halls.
good music
원곡 또 다른 느낌 있네요
좋은곡 들을수 있어 감사합니다
I think it's one of his most awesome tracks. And when that final guitar solo comes...!!!!
That solo by Tim Renwick gets me every time.... almost as good as Ian Bairnson's at the end of 'Wuthering Heights'.
I’ve always wondered if this guitar solo could be one of the most melodious ever !
Because it is played by the great Tim Renwick.
@@norwegianzound Ofcourse. Renwick was integral to Al's sound on MT, YOTC and TP. He played some amazing solos on all these three albums.
Time Passages is one of my favorite History albums and this is my go to Song .. When im starved and hangry and all i want is some bread 2022
Great Melody and Voice! A gem by the most underestimated rock singer in the world!!!
I never listened Al Stewart, except for year of the cat. Now i m going to by their CDs! I m Crazy !
That melody is 400 yrs. old
An amazing video to accompany an amazing song and a stark reminder of the darkness of the days back then....
Great. Came here from 사랑한 후에 by 들국화. I like both songs. I am not Korean but I am learning Korean.
이 곡은 들국화 멤버
였던 { 과거 형 이니 오해
없으시길 } 전인권님이
큰 집에 들어가 계시던
중에 우연찮게 이 노래
{ the palace of versails }
가 들려 편집 해서 사랑한
후에란 노래가 나왔다고
라디오 방송에서 제가
들었죠
그 이후에 제가 이 노래
얼~~~마나 진 땀을
뺏게요 ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
This Song Is Just superb amazing
Such an enchanting song,..I'm a latecomer to his music, ..But absolutely captivated by it😊Wonderful, ...Thankyou for posting 😊
Al's songs are so hauntingly evocative!
Sadly underrated,
This song is in Al's best top 3 , with the year of the cat , almost lucy . Captures the nightmare of the french terror of 1789
Tim Renwick is the best melodic lead guitarist around in my opinion. Peter White is a consummate musician and song writer. Al Stewart is just Al Stewart. Everything he has ever done is worth a listen. Not one album since 1967 that doesn't get a spin every now and then.
That intro melody is from the Late Renaissance. Originally for the keyboard but covered by the lute players of the day. Pavan, "The Earl of Salisbury" by William Byrd(c. 1542-1643). I know having played it on classical guitar for 40 years.
Como não gostar de Al Stewart?!
He writes very good lyrics and his melodies are beautiful too.
The melody is from around the year 1600 A.D.
Utter genius.
Excellent song.....
Great song, Al Stewart excellent singer !!!!!!!!!!
This song pulls at my heart strings*
Beautiful voice
Haunting and so absorbing too
Pure musical brilliance!
A piece of French History turned into poetry
wow ... I just discovered this music, and im a fan already!
Todavia tengo el vinilo ❤ pero ahora lo tengo en Spotify y lo escucho en el trabajo o en el auto. Ya estoy viejo (60 años) pero que buenas canciones teníamos cuando éramos tan...tan jóvenes.
Brilliant song! I have had the privilege of touring Versailles--if I could decorate my entire home like Versailles, I would.
Great Song...
Simply a materpiece
Well done capturing the essence of this lovely song!
Hermoso tema!!! No me canso de escucharlo...very nice Al !!!👏👏👏👏 from Buenos Aires...😎
Al's song "The Palace of Versailles" is about tthe former residence of the French Kings and a key site in the early days of the French Revolution. The lyrics contain specific allusions to many events and figures of the revolution.
The melody is the best
Bellissima!!!😘❤
Incredible video. Got goosebumps!
Al's songs are so hauntingly evocative!
Quando la storia può essere raccontata attraverso la musica e le immagini di un film si ottiene un risultato straordinario: Al Stewart interprete di questa melodia triste e coinvolgente e Kristen Dunst nel ruolo di Maria Antonietta nel capolavoro di Sofia Coppola
One of the legends, what song. 👌👌👌
The best and eternal songs and voice all thanks for al stewart
Thank you so much for uploading this song. It takes me back to my childhood, listening along with my brother. This one together with "ruthless queen" were my favorite.
Heey Hilda. "Ruthless Queen" van Kayak is dan ook wel een muzikaal hoogstandje van Nederlandse bodem. Heeft je broer goed gezien :) Groetjes uit de Bollenstreek.
Saw him live in Vancouver 1978. One of my all time favorite concerts
If you want great. Download Love Chronicles. 1969 with Jimmy Page as a Studio Musician
Touching, heeling poem.
my dad loves this song
The wands of smoke are rising
From the walls of the Bastille
And through the streets of Paris
Runs a sense of the unreal
The Kings have all departed
There servants are nowhere
We burned out their mansions
In the name of Robespierre
And still we wait
To see the day begin
Our time is wasting in the wind
Wondering why
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
Inside the midnight councils
The lamps are burning low
On you sit and talk all through the night
But there's just no place to go
And Bonaparte is coming
With his army from the south
Marat your days are numbered
And we live hand to mouth
While we wait
To see the day begin
Our time is wasting in the wind
Wondering why
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
The ghost of revolution
Still prowls the Paris streets
Down all the restless centuries
It wonders incomplete
It speaks inside the cheap red wine
Of cafe summer nights
Its red and amber voices
Call the cars at traffic lights
Why do you wait
To see the day begin
Your time is wasting in the wind
Wondering why
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
It was wonderful to hear Al sing this one live on Valentine's Day! His voice is still as clear and mesmerizing as the first time I ever heard him
The wands of smoke are rising
From the walls of the Bastille
And through the streets of Paris
Runs a sense of the unreal
The Kings have all departed
Their servants are nowhere
We burned out all their mansions
In the name of Robespierre
And still we wait
To see the day begin
Our time is wasting in the wind
Wondering why
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
Inside the midnight councils
The lamps are burning low
On you sit and talk all through the night
But there's just no place to go
And Bonaparte is coming
With his army from the South
Marat your days are numbered
And we live hand to mouth
While we wait
To see the day begin
Our time is wasting in the wind
Wondering why
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
The ghost of revolution
Still prowls the Paris streets
Down all the restless centuries
It wonders incomplete
It speaks inside the cheap red wine
Of cafe summer nights
Its red and amber voices
Call the cars at traffic lights
Why do you wait
To see the day begin
Your time is wasting in the wind
Wondering why
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
Wondering why, it echoes
Through the lonely palace of Versailles
Jude Pathrose. thanks for bringing me to a very pleasant time warp. I was 20 then...now I am 56...I was really taken back into time.
Awesome. Did you write that?
So hauntingly evocative!
J'aime bien merci al. Stewart
First-rate musicianship!
Love it
Wow, that is such a difficult song to sing and you absolutely nailed it. Kudos, it was mesmerizing and absolutely beautiful.
Tim renwick solo perfection .
Gran Tema de Al Stewart que una vez más ha extraído de la Historia esta preciosa canción. El Palacio de Versalles es testigo de la Revolución Francesa, de la etapa napoleónica y de los disturbios del mayo de 1968.
36년 전 부산 괴정 지하 음악다방에서 들었던 기억이 납니다 .
27-8살 때네요
그 당시 괴정에 음악다방이 어디쯤
있었나요?
저도 부산삽니다만ᆢ중구지만 대티고개 자주 넘어 다녔던터라ᆢ
Showed this to a classmate while doing the French Revolution.... what's the matter with people that don't let them sit through a 5 min long song?
Al's songs are so hauntingly evocative!
Parigi nel cuore ora più che mai
사랑한후에가 원곡이 있다니....!
esta cancion es una obra de arte
Bella canción. Hace retroceder el tiempo
It passed a long day in the hills beyond . . . "사랑한 후에"
I don't normally watch PewDiePie. But I watched one of his videos, and this was in the background. Pleasant surprise.
le grand art
magnifique
le grand art
magnifiquen
Ghost of revolution still prowl the streets, wearing the yellow vests...
Interesting thought!
Veramente superlativa 👍
hermosa canción
This song makes me think of the Night of Tears. No wait, that's in my fictional universe.
THE PALACE OF VERSAILLES
베르사이유 궁전
(by Al Stewart From TIME PASSAGES)
The wands of smoke are rising / 지팡이같은 연기들이 피어오르고 있다
From the walls of the Bastille / 바스티유의 담으로부터.
And through the streets of Paris / 그리고 파리의 거리를 헤치고
Runs a sense of the unreal / 비현실적인 존재들의 느낌이 스쳐간다.
The Kings have all departed / 왕들은 모두 떠나버렸고
There servants are nowhere / 그곳에 있던 하인들도 아무데도 없다.
We burned out their mansions / 우리는 그들의 맨션을 불태워버렸지
In the name of Robespierre / 로베스피에르의 이름으로.
And still we wait / 그리고 아직 우리는 기다린다
To see the day begin / 그 날이 시작하는 것을 보겠다고.
Our time is wasting in the wind / 우리의 시간은 바람속에서 허비되고 있다
Wondering why / 왜 그래야하냐고
Wondering why, it echoes / 왜 그래야하냐고
Through the lonely palace of Versailles / 그 소리만 외로운 베르사이유의 궁전을 울려퍼지고 있네.
Inside the midnight councils / 심야의 회의실 안에서는
The lamps are burning low / 램프가 낮게 타오르고 있다.
On you sit and talk all through the night / 당통, 당신은 앉아서 밤새도록 이야기하지만
But there's just no place to go / 아무 데도 갈 곳이 없어.
And Bonaparte is coming / 보나파르트가 오고 있다
With his army from the south / 남쪽으로부터 그의 군대를 이끌고.
Marat your days are numbered / 마라, 당신이 살 날은 몇일 안남았어.
And we live hand to mouth / 그리고 우리는 궁핍하게 살고 있지.
While we wait / 우리가 그날이 시작되는 걸 보겠다고
The ghost of revolution / 혁명의 원혼은
Still prowls the Paris streets / 아직도 파리의 거리를 배회하고
Down all the restless centuries / 온통 불안한 세기들을 거쳐내려와
It wonders incomplete / 불완전한 것을 이상해하지.
It speaks inside the cheap red wine / 그것은 싸구려 붉은 포도주 속에서 말하네
Of cafe summer nights / 여름밤 카페에서.
Its red and amber voices / 그것의 붉고 누런 목소리들은
Call the cars at traffic lights / 신호등에서 차들을 부르지.
Why do you wait / 왜 당신은 기다리는 건가
The last 30 seconds should go on forever
My goodness, I hear you on that one! It is very mesmerizing. The video of the ill-fated Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI adds to the effect so well.
***** Yeah, the video really enhances the final masterful touch to the harmony in the last 30/20 seconds
Enigma Variations, when I first saw this wonderful film, I thought of this song for the very longest time, and the fact that someone made a video for it is certainly a dream-come-true.
***** The video took me to the film. I then understood the scenes chosen to match Al's story telling. A perfect meld!
Enigma Variations, it is perfect meld! And, yes, those last moments of the song do make me wish it could just go on.
From which movie(s) are the clips in the video from?
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This is what Dulkukhwa's legend song "after love" 's orginal song.
the good song
A little revolution is nothing to lose your head over ... Oh wait!