cada que reproduzco este playlist es para extrañarla y llorar por ella, por ella conoci este grupo. Y por ella es que no dejo de escuchar esta canción. La extrañó
i allways forget this exist untill life stresses me out. Thank you Connor Morrissette for your edit! Your contribution to the world even though u didnt make it is deeply appriciated!
No sé porque pero cada vez que necesito sentirme en mi lugar seguro, con paz, con tranquilidad, con esperanza, esto es lo único que me ayuda a entrar ahí. <3 Gracias por el loop
This song and Lumineers era was wildly popular around the time I was falling in love with my now ex wife. Admittedly I listen this piano at night and I am instantly transported back. Feels nice to know that this does that for me and I can listen anytime. Helpful when I miss the simplicity of what it was. I fall asleep being simultaneously the saddest and happiest I’ve ever been.
I saw them at The Crocodile Cafe in Seattle. I didn't know this album at that point. The first album I had was Blue Screen Life. But I still totally remember hearing the chorus of this song for the first time in that venue.
I am so glad someone made this in a loop.. its one of my absolute favorite piano pieces that I have often played on repeat while driving around in a meditative state
Anyone else think this song is about dead surfers? Coming from a San Diego band, the use of surf slang like 'ripped' seems super intentional. I keep visualizing surfers getting pulled underwater... 'say goodbye'. Of course there's also the classic "49531 = DIECA = Die California" refrain at the end to hammer home the melancholy vibes. The surf subtext I haven't seen elsewhere, but it's a fun theory to me! Just things you think about when listening to the same song for 2 hours...
I know that I will never reach her again but i will keep listening to have that in my heart forever. maybe one day I will play it too just to remind me.
absolutely on the first few minutes i felt a gush of calmness but the as it progresses my tears started falling and memories flashbacks again. so that's why i listen to this for just like 12-15 minutes
This song brings back such a precious memory I had with my partner back when we were starting our relationship as highschool sweethearts. I treasure it so much and it makes me wish I could go back to those beautiful moments once more. Wishing you could read this. You literally mean everything to me lol.
Thanks...I had no idea what the name of this track was... Just knew it as the piano track at the end of the 'Angela' video... Originally just wanted the original track length until I realized I'd just listen to it on repeat anyways... My Mom passed away from cancer at the very end of 2020 and I was the one who took care of her... Towards the very end when my siblings would sub for me, late late at night, I'm talking 3:30am, during that time, I'd just drive aimlessly and for some damn reason (remember, I didn't know this track even had a name...I was too stressed to have realized at the time I could've just researched a bit) I'd play the 'Angela' video and just keep rewinding the "piano part" on my phone...I realize my telling this means jack shit but this track kept me focused on taking care of my Ma to the end so thanks for looping the shit outta it so I can listen to it aimlessly
This song invoked something in me. A beautiful feeling, like I'm somewhere else with amazing scenery and life is so easy and slow. Thanks Lumineers for creating such a simple yet powerful song.
My dad’s is a big Lumineers fan. For Christmas in 2016 he got me a pretty decent Yamaha keyboard and only had one request- that I learn this song. Tried for a month to learn it, and couldn’t do it. Gave up out of frustration. Jump to Christmas 2021. Was gifted a nice turntable setup. This was one of the first albums I sought after and purchased. I listen to this song on repeat. Listen, pick up the needle, carefully place it down at the beginning of the song, repeat- bliss. Thought to myself, how hard can it be to play, right? Pulled the keyboard out of the case it’s been in for 5 years ago, set it up, and had it down in two 15 minute practice sessions. I will play this at his funeral.
My fingers played these notes on an old grand piano fifteen years ago. With every sound my eyes glimpsed my future. With each key struck by my hands I could predict my days of happiness, my hours of stress, my heaven and my hell. Music brought me nostalgia for a life that I lived only in my mind.
I’m having lots of stress from school, work, and family right now. But this song and its title always remind me to keep things simple, keep pushing forward, and be positive. Because one day, my patience will be rewarded.
