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I always wondered how Eric Clapton could write and perform such a touching song after a horrible tragedy. Austin may have just performed the most beautiful, yet heartfelt performance of this song.
The way Austin can emote his way through a song like this without loosing an iota of the musicality is unparalleled in my experience. Lovely reaction Qofy!
Austin looks like he felt this with his whole heart. It brings tears to my eyes everytime. Truly enjoyed watching your reaction, and the feelings that CDC ame with it.
Eric Claptons son was almost 5 when he fell out of a 53 story hotel. It was heart wrenching and this song is something I think we all ask ourselves if we went to heaven would our loved ones know us? Great job QoFy
This song was used beautifully in the movie Phenomenon (John Travolta, Kyra Sedgewick). Austin's version captures the haunting quality that makes this song so emotional. Fantastic!
I remmber the pain the day I heard that for first time on radio was, as I got the call to say my Darling Granda had died.... all these years later the first bars take me right back. It is true the grief never goes, it stays the same but life grows round it. I never thought I would hear someone sing with same depth of feeling as Eric Clapton but wow Austin nailed it. Great review and questions raised.
One of the things that I think puts Home Free and its individual members a level above is their ability to vocalize the emotional context of a song. Too many singers just parrot words with no seeming understanding of the lyrics themselves. Eric Clapton wrote such a beautiful, sad song that touches a chord with anyone who has lost someone dear to them.
Loss and grief are a part of life but NOT loss of a young, healthy child. The anguish of thinking you are not worthy of going to heaven maybe because you didn't take enough care of your child is soul destroying. I know EC has learned to live with the grief. I think, If we see our loved ones in the afterlife, we will recognize each other.
Oh my, that was so beautifully sung, he has a wonderful voice. But your questions there at the end really hit me hard. Things I had never thought of before and now will never forget.
I love everything Austin does, but this song belong to Eric( the pain shows there) thankfully Austin doesn't have that loss and for that I'm glad. Enjoy
