I loved the Neon Ballroom period when I was 11 and was too young to love Diorama... 20 years later, I bought the T-Shirt and froth over the musical brilliance like it was just released and I'm 14 again, but with more intelligent taste! Such a treat indeed!! Young Modern is also gaining plays rapidly...
@@Serockosawhen i was 17 i just knew Miss You Love (became one of my favorite songs then). Im 35 now and since august 2023, i listen to their songs especially when im in the office.
This whole album is brilliant. It's nuts looking back on Silverchair in retrospect. The kid that wrote Frogstomp grew up and wrote Diorama just a few years later. Hell, even through Young Modern. The band went through so much growth musically, it's really interesting going back and revisiting their catalog. Daniel's still going at it too. His new stuff isn't my cup of tea, but I can still respect him as an artist and musician for continuing to grow/experiment and make the music he wants to make, even if he does upset a few fans along the way. That's the way he's always done it. Lots of the artists and bands I was listening to as a kid, if they're even still around today, tend to still write the same exact stuff they were making 20 years ago (Blink 182 anyone?) I couldn't imagine what it would be like if Daniel had only written grunge the entire span of Silverchair. I like the evolution of the band that we actually got.
THANK YOU. I hate when everyone complains about how they "sold out" when they came out with Straight Lines and how they should have stuck to grunge. I prefer their older stuff too but they would have really sold out if they just did what they knew their fans would love. But no, they did what THEY wanted to because it's THEIR art, we just get the privilege of enjoying it. Too many people take that for granted.
Neon Ballroom/Diorama is what they should have kept doing, most of young modern I can't stand. Diorama in particular is outstanding. I rave at ppl about this album constantly.
Quote from Billy Corgan: “In the beginning, I just viewed them as a cute teen band riding the grunge wave, then they seemed to ‘go away’ for awhile, so when I heard that they were ‘all grown up,’ I didn’t think much of it, but when I came across what they were doing, I was struck by the brilliance of it, and the honesty in it, and realized how wrong I’d been. Who wouldn’t, at such a young age, get caught up in what’s going on around you, because we all assume our influences. Daniel [Johns] had grown out of those influences and become his own man, a very special butterfly with so much to offer, and I’ve been a fan ever since.” “Silverchair’s mature work evokes for me the best of highly melodic, emotional music with a true understanding of rock grandeur…those are rare forces, not very often put together.” “There is only one Daniel [Johns]. He has a fragile perspective and sensitivity that he brings when he puts all the pieces together, and has the voice to evoke the sophistication of his feelings. He is a rare bird, to be treasured!”
That was such a bad rap on early Silverchair. You had all these 30-year-old guys cashing in singing about 'teen angst.' The only people who should be singing about teen angst are teenagers. So Daniel was always the most real and the most honest of them all. And when he wasn't a teenager anymore, he stopped acting like one. But all Billy Corgan had to do was hear them live in 1996, he didn't have to wait until Diorama to get it. Daniel was always the real thing, from the very beginning.
These lyrics sound like a beautiful love letter to Daniel himself after one of his darkest years. All Diorama brings this feeling, but it is in "After All These Years" we can clearly listen a hopeful and optimistic message from Daniel at 23
I had the same affliction as Daniel Johns at the same time. Everybody knew from "Ana's Song" onwards what the deal was. I remember this song coming out & thinking yep there IS a way out of this. Years later in sitting here, my parents & siblings are all gone... and this song allowed me to cry. About all of it. Finally. After all these years.. catharsis ❤
My grandfather passed away from Cancer in 2003 and this was the first song I heard when I entered his home. He survived long enough for my older brother and I to arrive and was gone 2 days later. But I just think he missed my grandmother too much once she passed and we feel he kept his Cancer from us for a while, so when I listen to this song I both miss him but also think of the peace he must have felt knowing he would be leaving his hard times behind and rejoining Nanny. Also when I listen to this song I'm reminded that life is short, regardless of the troubles you're facing just keep on keeping on.
I’m so sorry. But I’m glad that you find this music as a healing step. I believe that this is what music , good music, is for. I too think about my loved one and yeah , inspires me to go on. Best of luck to you ♥️🤘🏻♥️
Breathe in the night that crushed a tired sunrise Born again the day, brings young naivety A laptop souvenir is worth the weight in silver and golden, son You'll be home again and I'll be home again Mend in my sleep, I'm boxing under water Waddle on the wake, waking on the summer day, a summer day And after all these years Forget about all the troubled times And after all these years Forget about all the troubled times And every father's pain casts a shadow over a broken son You'll be whole again and I'll be whole again Munificent, artless and ascetic Playing like a scared enthusiastic pawn After all these years Forget about all the troubled times And after all these years Forget about all the troubled times, the troubled time All those years, I was hurting to feel Something more than life All those years After all these years Forget about all the troubled times And after all these years Forget about all the troubled times And after all these years Forget about all the troubled times, the troubled times All those years, I was hurting to feel Something more than life
And every fathers paincastas a shadow over a broken son...Oh I startcrying over this... Listening to Silverchair for so long playing many Frogstomp,Freak songs, struggling to follow the new songs that always helps me, raised without a father, and now a father of a 4 yo boy, reading these words touched me deeply... feels good to be understood, thank you for translating some conprehensions, lets keep on doing it for the sake of Love.
This is the most beautiful vocal I have ever heard in my lifetime. It's singing poetry. You don't need to understand the lyrics to feel the emotion. This made me feel things no-one else has ever made me feel and for that I salute you Daniel.
This song just hits different man, like don't get me wrong i prefer their grunge music but this song, without you, luv your life and cemetery are just beautiful masterpieces, oh and miss you love and Ana's song
Never get tired of hearing this. It has meant many different things in my life. This and Tuna in the Brine are sonically perfect songs. Gorgeous, with so much to say.
Thank you Daniel Johns and Silverchair for this amazing song! I'm gonna be going to my home country to visit my family for the first time in 11 years and this song/poem translates everything I'm feeling :)
Eshay that is a horrible thing to say . How rude! It's funny you can sit behind your computer screen & talk crap but you can't do that face to face. Unfortunately you are the only piece of trash here!
Breathe in the night That crushed a tired sunrise Born again the day Brings young naivety A laptop souvenir is worth its weight In silver a golden son You'll be home again And I'll be home again Mend in my sleep I'm boxing under water Waddle on the wake Waking on a summer day After all these years Forget about all the troubled times Munificent, artless and ascetic Playing like a scared Enthusiastic pawn And every father's pain Casts a shadow over a broken son You'll be whole again And I'll be whole again All those years I was hurting to feel Something more than life
@@jason.h.zager88 Think Silverchair were more musically talented than AC/DC. AC/DC were really just a one trick pony, although they were incredible at the one trick they had.
This is him getting over his anorexia, anger, and so much more that he was dealing with. After watching a few documentaries on them it was obvious he went through a lot. Being famous isn't always the best thing in the world. For some people maybe, but others are a little fragile for it. I don't like the music that he does today but he is a healthy grown-up man that is all finished with his past issues. I'm glad for him. I still wish he did more emotional music instead of switching to pop or whatever that is he does, but this record is beautiful. He's turning from a caterpillar to a butterfly in this album. Especially this song.
Isnt it amazing ..we live in the world when its like collecting pieces of a puzzle to know about artists life that we like back then 😂.. we knew them thru their remarkable artwork .. not by social media ..definetly live the eea before sosmed ❤
I couldnt be more agree with u .. i didnt like his music bow as much as when he was in silverchair ..but i thot it was a life process ..still proud of him for always being true to him self .. and respect all the struggle thay he had during life and music
For anyone who's got the diorama album.... listen to After all these years (which is the last song on the album), then wait 5 or so minutes and there's another small piano piece that gets played right at the end. kind of like a hidden track.
This is probably their best song..... just perfect and Daniel Johns is an musical bloody freak! Incredible musical talent - who knew humble little Newie could produce such fine artists!!!
SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR!!!!! Amo esses caras!! o que sinto por eles não tem explicação *_* Essa risada do Dan no final é de matar *_*
I remember when Diorama came out. I picked it up, listened, and was so disappointed. I couldn't believe this was Silverchair. When did they lose their way? Then in about 2006 I gave it another chance...maybe there was one good song. Lo, since then it is my favorite Silverchair album! Amazing, melodic, beautiful...thank you, Silverchair
the fact this song was made and released 8 years into their career is mind blowing because it feels like the kind of music that would play NOW with Daniel Johns entering middle age
Não vai retornar ele já deixou claro isso.E explicou pq,ele voltaria com pensamentos depressivos,suicidas,negativos,e ele não quer retroceder como ele já explicou.
Each album shows growth mentally & that’s what much ppl don’t get who can’t relate to his pain they only focus on if it’s hard rock or not but are they really listening to the lyrics
I have thought, in retrospect, that Straight Lines should have been released before Diorama. That album, and this song in particular, were that perfect goodbye for silverchair.
When you look at the majority of popular bands over the last sixty years, there's oftentimes a trend amongst them. They give you maybe two good albums at the start, if they go past three or four, it's rare you'll get a really good album once you hit "third album syndrome". In all honestly, I was not a Silverchair fan in my earlier years. Most of the slightly older people in my life would call them "Nirvana in Pyjamas", which I kind of understood, but when I actually listened to "Tomorrow", the song seemed so much more a tip of the hat to Pearl Jam than anything Nirvana ever did. But when you look at the evolution of their sound, from Frogstomp, Freak Show, to Neon Ballroom and Diorama, it's such a beautiful transition. I think this is the kind of music that, if I'd created it, I would sit down afterwards in a nice comfy chair, say "well, that's one life goal completed", read a book and then find some other masterpiece to create, that chapter being fulfilled.
2021- Amo Silverchair, Amo Daniel Jhons … Como pode tanto talento cantar e tocar piano , guitarra , violão, criar , produzir , compor …e ainda ser tão lindo ! 💕
this is so amazingly beautiful, both the song, the video, and Daniel. It is especially poignant for people like me who have grown up with silverchair for the last 15 years, and have suffered, and watched Daniel suffer extreme emotional distress. But after all these years we're better off now. Can never thank Daniel enough for his beautiful words and music, for years it was the one thing I had to cling on to, & without that one thing to hold on to, I would probably already be dead, or worse.
so good it brings tears to my eyes.... after all these years.... wish i could forget but some thing are burnt in to our minds.... i hope Daniel has found some peace.... i'm still looking..
I love this song, beautiful, it's what got me really liking Daniel Johns and it's probably his (and Silverchair's) best song. I don't know why it didn't really make it in the charts but I guess it was a bit out there. So unique.
Daniel has said he still feels he wants to write his Masterpiece, his Grand Opus. Idk but for me this song was that. Maybe him writing it so young undervalued it in his mind. But, it’s like almost 9 mins long full version just like Bohemian Rhapsody or Estranged/ GnR. I consider it just as beautiful if not more than those ones. He could also re-release it and add to it more. It’s a brilliance in a caliber all its own. That type of arrangement hadn’t been done before, but that qualifies it as superior I feel.
Yes! I am blown away by his talent. Many of us were elsewhere from ‘93…’94…until many just ‘15’s to now. Raising kids in the ‘02’s on, meant kid music influence. 😂 GenX is here & listening now!
I just turned 50 and I'm lucky enough to JUST NOW have discovered Silverchairs later music. What a rare treat.
I loved the Neon Ballroom period when I was 11 and was too young to love Diorama... 20 years later, I bought the T-Shirt and froth over the musical brilliance like it was just released and I'm 14 again, but with more intelligent taste! Such a treat indeed!! Young Modern is also gaining plays rapidly...
I'm 45 and had no idea. I stopped listening at tomorrow. I thought sounds like pearl jam. I never gave them a chance. He's a beautiful artist.
50s the new 20! ❤
I discovered Silverchair when I was 20 but I only liked 2 songs, just started being a big fan at 31.
@@Serockosawhen i was 17 i just knew Miss You Love (became one of my favorite songs then). Im 35 now and since august 2023, i listen to their songs especially when im in the office.
Can't believe people think this album is trash.. It's a fuckin' masterpiece.
Diorama’s awesome
Its heartbreaking and beautiful. I guess too beautiful for a world turned ugly.
It’s trash
Thanks God@@dwillbecancelledsoon4086
Feel sorry for those morons - they can't experience the incredible whirlwind of human emotions this album evokes.
This whole album is brilliant. It's nuts looking back on Silverchair in retrospect. The kid that wrote Frogstomp grew up and wrote Diorama just a few years later. Hell, even through Young Modern. The band went through so much growth musically, it's really interesting going back and revisiting their catalog. Daniel's still going at it too. His new stuff isn't my cup of tea, but I can still respect him as an artist and musician for continuing to grow/experiment and make the music he wants to make, even if he does upset a few fans along the way. That's the way he's always done it.
Lots of the artists and bands I was listening to as a kid, if they're even still around today, tend to still write the same exact stuff they were making 20 years ago (Blink 182 anyone?) I couldn't imagine what it would be like if Daniel had only written grunge the entire span of Silverchair. I like the evolution of the band that we actually got.
Exactly !!! I couldn't agree with you more !!
THANK YOU. I hate when everyone complains about how they "sold out" when they came out with Straight Lines and how they should have stuck to grunge. I prefer their older stuff too but they would have really sold out if they just did what they knew their fans would love. But no, they did what THEY wanted to because it's THEIR art, we just get the privilege of enjoying it. Too many people take that for granted.
Yes, who out there was the same person at 15 that they were at 25-30. If they were/ are the same, I feel very sorry for them.
The Dissociatives is a great album, as is I Can't Believe It's Not Rock. I gotta give Talk a more thorough listen
Neon Ballroom/Diorama is what they should have kept doing, most of young modern I can't stand. Diorama in particular is outstanding. I rave at ppl about this album constantly.
This album should be up there with one of the greatest ever. Sad that it doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.
Quote from Billy Corgan: “In the beginning, I just viewed them as a cute teen band riding the grunge wave, then they seemed to ‘go away’ for awhile, so when I heard that they were ‘all grown up,’ I didn’t think much of it, but when I came across what they were doing, I was struck by the brilliance of it, and the honesty in it, and realized how wrong I’d been. Who wouldn’t, at such a young age, get caught up in what’s going on around you, because we all assume our influences. Daniel [Johns] had grown out of those influences and become his own man, a very special butterfly with so much to offer, and I’ve been a fan ever since.” “Silverchair’s mature work evokes for me the best of highly melodic, emotional music with a true understanding of rock grandeur…those are rare forces, not very often put together.”
“There is only one Daniel [Johns]. He has a fragile perspective and sensitivity that he brings when he puts all the pieces together, and has the voice to evoke the sophistication of his feelings. He is a rare bird, to be treasured!”
That was such a bad rap on early Silverchair. You had all these 30-year-old guys cashing in singing about 'teen angst.' The only people who should be singing about teen angst are teenagers. So Daniel was always the most real and the most honest of them all. And when he wasn't a teenager anymore, he stopped acting like one. But all Billy Corgan had to do was hear them live in 1996, he didn't have to wait until Diorama to get it. Daniel was always the real thing, from the very beginning.
Bass Maiasa Absolutely
Nice one Johnno👍
Jonathan Wilson WHOS BILLY CORGAN
@@deanbritt9131 dude really?
When Daniel smiles at the end..pure unadulterated joy 🤣
When I saw that part my heart got touched LOL. :)
You can just see the pain lpift right off him.
the best closing song from the best album ever .
These words he wrote... after all he's been through.. they just make my heart full!
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Cry me a river...everyone has its own cross on his back...my God, ad you pity this multi milioner...laughable...
Nice one Andit👍
@@sebastiankrajewski2029 jealous much?
One of the greatest Australian bands of all time. I really miss them... After all these years. ;)
correction: one of THEE greatest bands of all time. Australian or American
This was two seconds ago.
@@msrysignals Correction: One of the greatest bands ever... Australian, American, Polish, British or else.
Nice one Hazza👍
@@amjan Lol Polish?
diorama is one from the best album of all time....
Absolutely
Frogstomp
Agreed
It's so beautiful.
Yeah, it’s up there with Young Modern!
These lyrics sound like a beautiful love letter to Daniel himself after one of his darkest years. All Diorama brings this feeling, but it is in "After All These Years" we can clearly listen a hopeful and optimistic message from Daniel at 23
I had the same affliction as Daniel Johns at the same time. Everybody knew from "Ana's Song" onwards what the deal was. I remember this song coming out & thinking yep there IS a way out of this. Years later in sitting here, my parents & siblings are all gone... and this song allowed me to cry. About all of it. Finally. After all these years.. catharsis ❤
Same time for me as well. 19-21. ‘92-‘94. I was so ashamed.
I feel really sorry for those people who can't appreciate this kind of music
My grandfather passed away from Cancer in 2003 and this was the first song I heard when I entered his home. He survived long enough for my older brother and I to arrive and was gone 2 days later. But I just think he missed my grandmother too much once she passed and we feel he kept his Cancer from us for a while, so when I listen to this song I both miss him but also think of the peace he must have felt knowing he would be leaving his hard times behind and rejoining Nanny. Also when I listen to this song I'm reminded that life is short, regardless of the troubles you're facing just keep on keeping on.
I’m so sorry. But I’m glad that you find this music as a healing step. I believe that this is what music , good music, is for. I too think about my loved one and yeah , inspires me to go on. Best of luck to you ♥️🤘🏻♥️
I miss Silverchair, so, so much. It literally kills me.
Breathe in the night that crushed a tired sunrise
Born again the day, brings young naivety
A laptop souvenir is worth the weight in silver and golden, son
You'll be home again and I'll be home again
Mend in my sleep, I'm boxing under water
Waddle on the wake, waking on the summer day, a summer day
And after all these years
Forget about all the troubled times
And after all these years
Forget about all the troubled times
And every father's pain casts a shadow over a broken son
You'll be whole again and I'll be whole again
Munificent, artless and ascetic
Playing like a scared enthusiastic pawn
After all these years
Forget about all the troubled times
And after all these years
Forget about all the troubled times, the troubled time
All those years, I was hurting to feel
Something more than life
All those years
After all these years
Forget about all the troubled times
And after all these years
Forget about all the troubled times
And after all these years
Forget about all the troubled times, the troubled times
All those years, I was hurting to feel
Something more than life
Mylla P All those years, I was hurting to feel something more than life
And every fathers paincastas a shadow over a broken son...Oh I startcrying over this... Listening to Silverchair for so long playing many Frogstomp,Freak songs, struggling to follow the new songs that always helps me, raised without a father, and now a father of a 4 yo boy, reading these words touched me deeply... feels good to be understood, thank you for translating some conprehensions, lets keep on doing it for the sake of Love.
after all these/those years....
@@RodrigoLaiho7 ❤👌
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Wow! What an incredible voice Daniel has!!
This is the most beautiful vocal I have ever heard in my lifetime. It's singing poetry. You don't need to understand the lyrics to feel the emotion. This made me feel things no-one else has ever made me feel and for that I salute you Daniel.
"all those years I was hurting to feel something more than life..." beautiful :)
Everyone in this comments section shares a beautiful gift, experiencing this song whenever they need
I love this song so much, I remember when it came out, Still cry when I hear this beautiful song.
This song just hits different man, like don't get me wrong i prefer their grunge music but this song, without you, luv your life and cemetery are just beautiful masterpieces, oh and miss you love and Ana's song
Never get tired of hearing this. It has meant many different things in my life. This and Tuna in the Brine are sonically perfect songs. Gorgeous, with so much to say.
"hurting to feel something more than life," simply brilliant
love it. just brilliant
michelle k
I get it and I love it. And that voice!
Nice one Shelley👍
silverchair never fades....after all these years. thanx so much for the great songs daniel...
he's my forever crush ~ and diorama is one of the best albums of all time.
Thank you Daniel Johns and Silverchair for this amazing song!
I'm gonna be going to my home country to visit my family for the first time in 11 years and this song/poem translates everything I'm feeling :)
Eshay that is a horrible thing to say . How rude! It's funny you can sit behind your computer screen & talk crap but you can't do that face to face. Unfortunately you are the only piece of trash here!
Muito top
Breathe in the night
That crushed a tired sunrise
Born again the day
Brings young naivety
A laptop souvenir is worth its weight
In silver a golden son
You'll be home again
And I'll be home again
Mend in my sleep
I'm boxing under water
Waddle on the wake
Waking on a summer day
After all these years
Forget about all the troubled times
Munificent, artless and ascetic
Playing like a scared
Enthusiastic pawn
And every father's pain
Casts a shadow over a broken son
You'll be whole again
And I'll be whole again
All those years
I was hurting to feel
Something more than life
I played this song again for this new year's eve. The lyrics make sense about forgetting all the problems we got from the outgoing year.
I was fortunate to see them live in the early 2000s. They opened with this song. Great album.
Silver chair is between rock and symphony, only great talent can compose.
Fucking masterpiece. All of Diorama. An underrated fucking masterpiece.
once in a while, I like to get back and watch this peaceful music video. such a hypnotizing song..
I have never heard of this band or this song but oh my God this song is absolutely beautiful
The most underrated bands ever!!!! The best aussie band of all time
ACDC?
@@jason.h.zager88 Think Silverchair were more musically talented than AC/DC. AC/DC were really just a one trick pony, although they were incredible at the one trick they had.
After all these years..... this song feels like a place i can come home to
My mother passed away yesterday and this song came to mind in my hurt. I hope she rests well. I hope you are well.
It is 2022 still get a feeling to hear this song!
Diorama is John's artistic peak. Beautiful!
This is him getting over his anorexia, anger, and so much more that he was dealing with. After watching a few documentaries on them it was obvious he went through a lot. Being famous isn't always the best thing in the world. For some people maybe, but others are a little fragile for it. I don't like the music that he does today but he is a healthy grown-up man that is all finished with his past issues. I'm glad for him. I still wish he did more emotional music instead of switching to pop or whatever that is he does, but this record is beautiful. He's turning from a caterpillar to a butterfly in this album. Especially this song.
Isnt it amazing ..we live in the world when its like collecting pieces of a puzzle to know about artists life that we like back then 😂.. we knew them thru their remarkable artwork .. not by social media ..definetly live the eea before sosmed ❤
Definetly love the era before sosmed ..sory typo 😂
I couldnt be more agree with u .. i didnt like his music bow as much as when he was in silverchair ..but i thot it was a life process ..still proud of him for always being true to him self .. and respect all the struggle thay he had during life and music
havent heard this one for years, still get goosebumps...
... all those years I was hurting to feel something more than life...
A masterpiece by one of the great songwriters of our time!!
absolutely beautiful almost forgot this song. those melodies are so amazing
the chord progression is insane! really talented
As a learning. Piano player aged 48 please explain. This song is why I started
That’s really sweet!
His smile kills me ❤
If you can't listen to these songs and fall in love with them you don't like music plain and simple you don't like music
Love the wave and smile at the end!
After all these years.. I still listen to this song
For anyone who's got the diorama album.... listen to After all these years (which is the last song on the album), then wait 5 or so minutes and there's another small piano piece that gets played right at the end. kind of like a hidden track.
Diorama: A masterpiece of Rock and Roll.
This is probably their best song..... just perfect and Daniel Johns is an musical bloody freak! Incredible musical talent - who knew humble little Newie could produce such fine artists!!!
SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR, SILVERCHAIR!!!!!
Amo esses caras!! o que sinto por eles não tem explicação *_*
Essa risada do Dan no final é de matar *_*
Essa musica é linda demais nossa .
te entiendo a la puta perfección :')
The trouble times are eternal, only changes in form and circunstances. Beautiful song to hear before sleep.
thanks jesus
creative username
hugs to you bro.
I love the little wave Dan does at the end he is so adorable :)!
what a beatiful song....it makes my heart melt&tears on my eyes
what a great musician daniel is,wish he keep making a great music like this
BEST SONG OF THE ALBUM!!
This is one of the best songs ever made. Its perfect and gives me chills everytime. I feel complete when i listen to this.
I’m still listening to it in November 2020.
I remember when Diorama came out. I picked it up, listened, and was so disappointed. I couldn't believe this was Silverchair. When did they lose their way? Then in about 2006 I gave it another chance...maybe there was one good song. Lo, since then it is my favorite Silverchair album! Amazing, melodic, beautiful...thank you, Silverchair
the fact this song was made and released 8 years into their career is mind blowing because it feels like the kind of music that would play NOW with Daniel Johns entering middle age
he must have a Time Machine 🥲
Repeat!!!!! This song is so uplifting
Love Love Love this song and the whole album
your the best Daniel thanks for your music
Thank you Dan, for all your wonderful songs.. even if the band not around any longer. I still a true fan.. 💚🌻🌹🌈
Música linda... espero que Daniel reencontre seu caminho e que o Silverchair retorne poderoso como sempre foi.
Não vai retornar ele já deixou claro isso.E explicou pq,ele voltaria com pensamentos depressivos,suicidas,negativos,e ele não quer retroceder como ele já explicou.
@@aishacampbellsloan5337 Verdade, pois o auge dele foi marcado pelos seus piores momentos de vida, e os fãs emocionados não conseguem entender isso.
after the last 2 years forget about the troubled times.............but never forget this truely beautiful song ;)
Just take 3 sec hearing this song make my tears come out
Daniel has an amazing voice.. pure talent
this video perfectly captures the song. made me tear up. love daniel's smile and wave at the end
Every time i listen to this song i cry because it reminds me of my daughter who is estranged from me. I love you and miss you Becky
Gorgeous!! 🏆🏆
Each album shows growth mentally & that’s what much ppl don’t get who can’t relate to his pain they only focus on if it’s hard rock or not but are they really listening to the lyrics
After all these years...
Always!
one of my top three silverchair songs, love it!
every father's pain casts a shadow over a broken son = tears
manillascissor same 😢
Such a beautiful song!
I have thought, in retrospect, that Straight Lines should have been released before Diorama.
That album, and this song in particular, were that perfect goodbye for silverchair.
When you look at the majority of popular bands over the last sixty years, there's oftentimes a trend amongst them. They give you maybe two good albums at the start, if they go past three or four, it's rare you'll get a really good album once you hit "third album syndrome".
In all honestly, I was not a Silverchair fan in my earlier years. Most of the slightly older people in my life would call them "Nirvana in Pyjamas", which I kind of understood, but when I actually listened to "Tomorrow", the song seemed so much more a tip of the hat to Pearl Jam than anything Nirvana ever did. But when you look at the evolution of their sound, from Frogstomp, Freak Show, to Neon Ballroom and Diorama, it's such a beautiful transition.
I think this is the kind of music that, if I'd created it, I would sit down afterwards in a nice comfy chair, say "well, that's one life goal completed", read a book and then find some other masterpiece to create, that chapter being fulfilled.
AMAZING SONG! THANKS DJ
This came out when my dad died. Beautiful song.
Best song ever heard thanks for getting me though a dark time Daniel love u my beautiful man
How did I miss this song? Just brilliant!!!
Probably the most beautiful song I've ever heard ❤❤
A emoção que passa e linda. Toda vez que a escuto..., Me deixa confortável nas minhas lembranças.
This is so beautiful and he is glorious 💙
2021- Amo Silverchair, Amo Daniel Jhons …
Como pode tanto talento cantar e tocar piano , guitarra , violão, criar , produzir , compor …e ainda ser tão lindo ! 💕
this is so amazingly beautiful, both the song, the video, and Daniel. It is especially poignant for people like me who have grown up with silverchair for the last 15 years, and have suffered, and watched Daniel suffer extreme emotional distress. But after all these years we're better off now. Can never thank Daniel enough for his beautiful words and music, for years it was the one thing I had to cling on to, & without that one thing to hold on to, I would probably already be dead, or worse.
Wonderful song from a fantastic album.
their magnum opus on their masterpiece album, absolutely incredible track
I watch in 2021 the greatest male singer and album, diorama, neon ballroom love it
Essa música dá uma paz.
so good it brings tears to my eyes.... after all these years.... wish i could forget but some thing are burnt in to our minds.... i hope Daniel has found some peace.... i'm still looking..
Pure genius. To not only come up with melodies like that he is such a good writer and singer...be very very proud Australia 😆😆😆
2024 and still obsessed with this little tune ❤
I love this song, beautiful, it's what got me really liking Daniel Johns and it's probably his (and Silverchair's) best song. I don't know why it didn't really make it in the charts but I guess it was a bit out there. So unique.
2021 still listening this song,, after all this year hopely everything is gonna be okay,,..
I still remember these song after all these years.
It's a simple video, but so beautiful. And I also love the smile and wave at the end :)
If you're saying we'd go gay for Daniel, well probably. Seriously his music has done more over the years for my depression than any pill ever could.
Daniel has said he still feels he wants to write his Masterpiece, his Grand Opus. Idk but for me this song was that. Maybe him writing it so young undervalued it in his mind.
But, it’s like almost 9 mins long full version just like Bohemian Rhapsody or Estranged/ GnR.
I consider it just as beautiful if not more than those ones.
He could also re-release it and add to it more. It’s a brilliance in a caliber all its own. That type of arrangement hadn’t been done before, but that qualifies it as superior I feel.
Yes! I am blown away by his talent. Many of us were elsewhere from ‘93…’94…until many just ‘15’s to now. Raising kids in the ‘02’s on, meant kid music influence. 😂 GenX is here & listening now!