Loved hearing this great Christopher Cross song once again Amy. I just happened to see your performance with Mark Levitt on Father and Son and I loved it. Your voice is awesome my friend and a huge like on this. Very nice Amy. I can clearly see that you don't need any new subs, ha, ha. I also seeing that with this many fans it's impossible to answer anyone, so just wanted to say, I loved you and Mark.
I'm a death metal fan, my usual stuff is Amon Amarth, Arch enemy, bear tooth, infected rain, analepsy, thy art is murder, Metallica, the most extreme type of music, but I heard this by accident on a Spotify mix. And I keep listening to it. I am so happy this song is in my life now, I love it ❤️🤘🏻 thank you.
This posting and thus the song has been posted 3 years ago, at the time of me writing this and the theme is clear, CoViD19, which none of us has seen coming, and which has changed our lives ( and with "us", I mean virtually everyone's) thoroughly, as few thing would. If one would have asked me even in February 2020 (when it was already brewing), how the next year's would turn out, I would have laughed. Now I don't laugh no more! But how much has happened since then? Many things around the pandemic that we equally could not imagine, and of which I hope we will come to terms with (in German we have the term "aufarbeiten", and there seems to be no English equivalent in the sense I would have intended to use it here), to prevent at least a fraction of the mistakes made. Then came, out of the blue, seemingly that is (the signs were on the wall since 2014, if not already in 2008), this horrible 24th of February 2022, where something even more unimaginable for the 1st quarter of the 21st century happened, namely the cruel invasion of that madman Putin into his neighbour, Ukraine. I had hoped that this kind of behaviour had been gone for good, at least in Europe. Thanks, Amy for sharing this sing with us, even though I only found it today in YT, it has great soothing power in an injured world, which is more distopian than I ever experienced in the almost 54 years of my existence.
