to me the saddest lyric is "i dont belong here in heaven". because he thinks he's not pure enough and free of sin enough to go to heaven. but his son was innocent, so he is in heaven.
@@moltargaltar1219 To me it feels like he's wondering if his son would recognise him if he went to heaven (if he killed himself) but he realises that he needs to be strong and carry on because he doesn't belong in Heaven since he is still alive and have to come to terms with his terrible loss.
Not to seem like a jerk, but how could she sit there and listen to a song like this, written by a father who has just lost an infant son, and not get choked up? She seems a bit cold to me.
@@manuelnunez8802 think she was trying to stay strong for eric after everything he just went through. But my oh my, the willpower they both had to not break down during or after that performance is amazing
This was played at my daughter's funeral. I love / hate this song. I try and try not to cry every single time I hear this song. This song is so beautiful that it's impossible to hear it without tears falling. God bless this man and everyone that has lost a child. Love you all
@@RealJesusChrist1 I tink u r the 12 year old here why dont u just respect people's diffrent opinion everyone has thier own likes and dislikes jees u r the 12 year old here not him
I really didn’t understand the song when I was younger. Now I have 2 kids with another on the way and I am in tears listening to this. It’s amazing how our perspective changes through the years.
The fact that he had the mental strength to do this after his son died is absolutely admirable. If I had children and one of them died, I'd probably fall to pieces.
Eric certainly had incredible mental strength (prob spiritual as well). I’d also like to believe the same groups and individuals that showed him it was possible to go from an insane, unmanageable, drug and alcoholic way of life through a unique spiritual experience were once again there to support him, as well as gain the strength needed to make it through their lives. I’ve witnessed similar miracles.
I lost my first wife when she was 34. The first days are unbearable. As time goes by, you find a way to move forward. But you are never really the same.
Sept 2022 My wife and I just attended Claptons concert in Boston . Incredible show ! 77 years old he's still the greatest. We lost our daughter and 2 granddaughters to homicide 4 yrs ago . When he played this song I held up a photo of the girls and we shed some tears. It felt like he was singing it just for us . So sorry for Mr Claptons and anyone that have lost a child . Grief is a lifetime process , I consider every tear shed like a relief valve. God bless everyone
Tony I dont know you, I cant begin to imagine what you and your wife have gone through, I was strolling through the comments and I saw yours, it really stood out to me, Firstly im deeply sorry for your loss. The gesture of having the photo at the concert while this song played and having it feel like it was just for you must of been an incredible feeling both sad and happy. I'm only a stranger on the internet but I wish both yourself and your wife nothing for the best in the future, what a heartbreaking yet beautiful story, Thank you for sharing this my friend, Much love from A Stranger in New Zealand.
@@cesar_yf2637 Thank you for the kind words and feeling my message. Much appreciated . I'm a believer in showing kindness to people I encounter during my day . Small things like saying good morning to strangers , or helping someone that needs a hand . I've discovered that it's the small things we take the time to do that matters the most . Like you did for me . Bless you and again thank you for your kind words .
@@tonyweir3156 wow! i was close to tears all the time but after this comment the tears started rolling... This is deeply touching me in my heart. though i havent had a painful loss of a loved one, i really feel with you. I wish you all the best in your life to you and your wife. just closed my eyes and send out some love to wherever you are♥
I'm so sorry for your loss. Words can't describe the pain and sorrow of losing a child, let alone grandchildren. I can't imagine the horror of the tragedy you've been through. I recently lost my son right before Christmas. It was unexpected and our entire family has been in shock and disbelief, as he was only 34, and had so much more life to live. He was a loving, caring, gentle soul, who carried the light wherever he went. He played the guitar, and had a beautiful voice. This song was the first one he learned to play, and I can still recall the times I'd sit and listen to him for hours until he mastered this song. I never imagined then, what it would mean to me now, as he has gone to heaven. Amidst the Rollercoaster of emotions I've been through, I've found peace and comfort in the love and happy memories we've shared together. It's the love which lasts forever and I know I will see him again someday and we will be reunited. Everyday seems like an eternity without him here, but I'm doing the best I can to get through each day. I have other children and grandchildren so I have to be strong for them. Daniel would've wanted me to keep living life, love, and go on adventures. He was fearless! I hope in sharing my experience, you feel less alone in your grief. God bless you in the days ahead. May you find peace and comfort in knowing we will all be reunited with our loved ones someday. ❤️ 🙏😇
"It's going to make a lot of people cry," says Sue Lawley. The whole world is in tears watching this on RU-vid years later, many at these heart-wrenching comments that've been left, many years after this clip was recorded.
That's all entertainment is. An echo of something that did happen. Even live events on streaming services are still delayed enough to be qualified as something that already happened. The internet is pretty much just the scrap book of humanity on earth.
He said his reaction was numbness not overwhelming grief so it makes sense. Although he probably went through all the emotions in private like anyone would.
My dad told my about the meaning/story of this song when I was just a kid. Felt the pain. But now when I'm a dad I event can't listen to this without getting emotional.
God bless you having to bury ur own son may our lord and saviour Jesus Christ help heal ur broken heart 💔,god bless ,,from Sam Belfast Northern Ireland
I don't know how he could sing that song without breaking out in tears after going through loosing a child. I don't know how I could live after that let alone perform this song. Eric Clapton is a legend.
And to loose him that tragic way. It’s hard if it’s a disease like childhood cancer but at least you can hold your child till their last breath. But to know your baby fell off a building it’s just too much
I've been recently "studying" this tragic event.. have seen hours of interviews and documentary.. and.. must say.. Eric seems cold and stoic on most of the records. Talking calmly, not crying but not smiling, even on the shootings with him playing with Connor.. Not happy, not sad.. probably the mind of alcoholic artist is somehow like this.
Fuck man, Eric Clapton being humble at the end. I'd never deny this song absolutely shredding my soul into pieces and me bursting into tears every time I listen to it. This is my favorite recording of the song.
For my dad, Jerold Kelley, you were a great father, an excellent provider and a hard worker. I lost you 22 years ago and the pain of that loss, is still fresh today. I miss you greatly! This song is for you! 💙🌹
@@dugies I’m so sorry for your loss. My condolences and my thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. I’m sure your dad was a great man. Much love 💙👊
What a beautiful song that Eric wrote for his son who died tragically , God Bless his little Soul and God Bless you Sir for this amazing song...!! Mark G Dublin Busker Ireland !!
If you have a son, this song is like a spear that goes right to the heart. I can't listen to this song without tears in my eyes. I just can't imagine how he kept it together after what happened to his beautiful little boy.
When I was a child I never understood why my dad would cry when this so came on. But now that I’m older, I get it. My twin passed away and the pain of losing a Child is unbearable, I don’t have a child but I can start to understand my parents a little better especially my dad through this song. It’s truly Beautiful.
@@jakeevangelista3493 we were born super pre mature I was at 1lb 10z, he was 1lb 16oz and we were sick as hell I lived in the hospital my first year of life and I made it and he didn’t. It’s a lot of what ifs, you know what I mean?
@@aarondaniels1602 Words can't fully express how deeply sorry I am for you and your dad's loss. I'm pretty sure your twin's soul is resting in eternal peace now. Sending love.
The moment you hold your firstborn for the first moment you'll understand your parents even better! The moment you become an parent, the whole world changes. You'll find out you didn't fully understand things you heard, and believed you understood. I know the pain your fokes have. It's always lurking somewere close and from time to time i have the urge to bounce through a room like a bouncing ball, litterary... crying, screaming, letting it all out. But even doing that wont satisfy, you can't possibly do something that is capabele to ease that rollercoaster of emotions but hugging your other kids.
i thought the same. you see him so calm, so resignated that u feel in his soul he is increidble sad and want harm but he must be serene cos if not he will tear apart and be devastated (that really is). All my love and god desires to his soul and a kiss to heaven to his little child now transforms into an Angel.
@@alfatejpblind6498 Seriously, what an insightful choice of words for an accomplished musician who wrote a song about the tragic loss of his little boy by falling out of a window. Perhaps there's a little bit of sociopath in your background as well. You know it's hard to tell until they reveal themselves by making uneducated STUPID remarks like you did. Perhaps you should stop watching for a while. You may be just burned out or it can be just simple STUPID!
I lost my son, Syed, mid of 2020. This song still get to me. Last month, my father passed away, and this song still touching me. Thank you, Eric. You are Legend.
I've learned something. People can pass away, but they don't leave us alone, they don't go away. Look into your heart, they will ALWAYS be there, for ever. I'm so sorry you got to live what you live, but I'm sure you are strong enough my man. Love you
“Tears in Heaven” is one of the Clapton’s most heartbreaking songs, based on the tragic death of his Conor, who was only four when he died after accidentally falling from a 54 story apartment. The track was written during Clapton’s 6-month hiatus from music after this devastating event and has three verses and a bridge. The first verse is Clapton singing to his son about whether if he would recognise or know him if he saw him in heaven, and whether it would be the same if he was in heaven too - but he knows that he has to “be strong and carry on”, because he can’t “stay here in heaven”, meaning he can’t spend his whole life mourning over the loss of his son or just focusing on that, he has to move on. The second verse is Clapton asking his son if he would still “hold his hand” and “help him stand” if he saw him heaven, maybe alluding to Clapton seeking forgiveness from his son. Again, Clapton reiterates that he’ll get through night and day as he cannot “stay here in heaven”. The bridge focuses on the concept of time, and how it can break your heart and have you begging for time to progress quicker for you to heal through the pain. He knows that “beyond the door there’s peace I’m sure”, meaning he is aware that after this painful time (“the door”) he’ll be fine. The song ends with Clapton repeating the first verse.
The song is about soucide. Is about Eric thinking about passing to the other side but he ask herself if his kid would recognize him. But finally he understands that he don't belong that side.
I think that what he means with "beyond the door, there is peace i'm sure" is that in the afterlife (which is where his son is) there is peace, what makes him feel also at peace with this transition of his son into a better place.
Lets not forget Sue Lawley's gracious moment of simply taking a quiet repose while Eric Clapton presented his heart. Bless her, and bless Eric Clapton.
I lost all 3 of my babies--my oldest one was 6 years old at the time--just over a year and 3 months ago. I still cry every day. I have to go out into the world to repair people's computers on a daily basis, and looking at the pictures of their children and grandchildren all the time is the hardest damn thing that I probably ever will do for the rest of my life, and I have to do it almost every day. Honestly, sometimes I don't know how I do it. But I make up for it when I get home. This loss broke up their mom and me, but there's no way that blaming each other would help anything. It is what it is. I miss my sweet babies every second of every day, but I try not to spend too much time in bed crying, as that wouldn't do anyone any good, let alone my precious babies. As for the song, I can't even imagine what Clapton was going through while he performed this song. There's no way in hell that I ever would have made it through. As for the song itself, it has actually helped me somewhat. But I don't know if anything will ever actually make the pain lessen. I just have to go on and hope that someday I can accept what happened. I don't know if that day will ever come... Time will tell, I guess.
If you're asking me if I am ok, I am surviving I guess you could say, although I sometimes feel as if I don't want to. It depends on the day. Some days I get out of bed just fine, and other days I never make it out of bed for the whole day. It never really gets any better than that.
Thank you. It has been through the kindness strangers, some of whom I meet on an almost daily basis who know my story through the newspaper or whatever, that I even make it through the day, sometimes.
I love that song soooooo much! I just lost my son and does this song make me cry for my son!!! Thank you sooooooooooo much Eric!!!! So very sorry for your loss!!!! Joan 😢
Song hits me differently now that I’ve also lost my son. It gives me strength to see others still living and creating after suffering such a blow. This songs for you, my dear Landen.
Flawless Eric. Absolute gold. To be able to perform this whilst it was still a new song must have been so difficult given the whole reason behind it's existence. Keep smiling everybody - you're stronger than you think you are ❤
Fun fact: despite being undeniably the most famous painting ever, it is pretty universally considered (by critique) quite mediocre itself, certainly not a masterpiece (at least for renaissance standards). Most of its fame comes from the author and all the legends built around it.
@P B So if a lot of people, including me, agrees on the fact that the Gioconda is not the best of Leonardo's works, despite being the most famous, it has to do something with Basquiat? I don't get that
Life passes by so quickly. I'm 50 this year, remember poor Connor's passing. I remember my own youth, and how quickly it passed. I'm a parent with grown children. I was married, divorced. 17 years. 17 years with the wrong person. Money, fame, wealth, influence. Means absolutely nothing. Reach out to people you want to be with. Influence people, be influenced. Don't stop and wait. Reach out and find the people who fulfill you in any way that is positive. And maybe some day, we will meet in a meadow with a bridge and a cool drink. And chat and laugh, and ponder life.
It’s unfathomable, to think this song was written for any child who passed soo tragically, never mind your own. Beautiful, haunting, mesmerizing….. just really speechless!!
I'm so sorry what happened to your sweet baby...my older sister lost her firstborn little girl Amy Ann when she was about 2 months to SIDS....because of our beliefs in God we know she went home to heaven but it still hurt really bad that it happened because we weren't expecting it. She had 3 more kids after that but she and her husband took it hard as the rest of our family did but we were comforted in knowing she was in the hands of God and very much missed...this happened in 1980....again offer my sincere condolences...with great respect I say these things to you.
I love his voice. It sounds that he's like singing a bit higher than he should be, which makes it a very fragile sound. It sounds like it's going to break any second. Beautiful
@@gabrielleite5597 Well it's sure as hell not belting, it's some kind of head voice, head voice is almost falsetto but it's a lot thicker and mixes with your chest voice.
A few years before this was filmed I met him in a pub and got chatting -I never let on I knew who he was.He came across as a really nice humble guy with no superstar ego.He used to do many charity gigs around Surrey under a false name and I was lucky enough to see one in a pub. It was the best gig I ever saw - he played Chuck Berry and various other rock n roll classics - none of his own stuff. It was like watching Pele turn up for a Sunday kick around in the park.
@@tracyhall6195 Further to that, as a mature student , I had to do a Psychology paper where we had to write about someones developement and how their childhood effected them.We were allowed to choose anyone - even someone famous. As ECs life is well documented , I choose him - I started with a quote of his where he once said he didn't know who he was , despite the fact he is the most famous guitar player in the world - I got an A* - so I should have thanked him for that !! Maybe the marker was a fan to !
@@mileskenyon His whole life has been pretty much either abusing/cheating on his wife or declaring himself a mega racist. His son Connor was the result of his adultery even.
shortly after the death of his son Eric Clapton stopped into the diner my parents owned in small town Minnesota for some pie. The waitresses were all crowding around the back room trying to make sure if it was him or not, My dad went up and saw the situation, told the waitresses that he had just lost his son the other day and told them to leave him alone. After he left the woman Eric was seated with stayed and told the waitress "he is who you think he is, he thanks you for giving him peace" and they left an autographed napkin and a $50 tip
I lost my 3,5 year young boy Last week. This Song will be played at His funeral. And yes. We will cry. We are crying for days now. I miss him so much. So so much.
I haven't been back here for a while, so I wanted to hear this song again on my oldest baby's 9th birthday. My sweet baby, Hannah. I wrote her a birthday letter. I guess I'll post it here. Eric's beautiful song can help to soothe the pain. RIP Connor, Monkey, Peanut, and Munchkin! And happy birthday, Monkey! Here is your letter: My Sweet Baby Hannah, Daddy loves you and misses you so much, and I fear that my heart feels like it will stop beating for want of your hug. I wish more than anything that I could be with you today as you should be climbing the precarious years toward your tens and teen years with me. But that will never be, and it shatters my heart into a million pieces, each smaller than the next, never again to be mended. Oh, Hannah! My sweet angel! You were always so beautiful that I have trouble picturing you as anything other than a radiant princess, just as I always called you: "My Princess." Of course, on some days when I didn't call you My Princess, I often called you the name that I came up with when you were first born. When I cut your cord, and then first held you--even before your mom--you looked so much like a cute, precious, pink little Monkey, that the first words out of my mouth were: "Daddy's little Monkey!" So that is what your mom and I called you until the day you were gone. On that day, your first day of life, the hospital kept you warm under a heating lamp, looking like nothing more than a tiny little piggy. You were so grey at first that I felt ill, worrying about whether you were healthy or not but, thankfully, you quickly turned a bright pink! I was so relieved that I almost cried. I never thought that I could love and worry about a little person whom I had only known for a few minutes! But I did. Oh, how I did. Your mom and I took every class that the hospital offered, wanting your arrival to be the best day that it could possibly be, with your knowledgeable, learned parents doing everything just right. However, with all that we learned, the hospital did not tell us everything to expect. For instance, I never expected you to be an unhealthy looking shade of grayish-blue when you were first born and placed into the "heating tray," for want of a better description. There were other things that we had to learn for ourselves, but we thought that once you were born, we would have time to adjust, especially as the hospital was allowing us to stay in a family room, right where you were born, until the time came for us to venture out into the world with our new bundle of absolute joy. The family/birthing room was huge and well stocked, but it wasn't perfect. And while you were kept toasty warm, the rest of the room was kept very cold, for some reason. I think, if I recall, that it was to keep away germs, which tend to like warm climates best. But it wasn't entirely true, at least that is what I thought after I got very ill. It was COLD in that room, so much so that I caught a terrible cold. And all there was for a new father to sleep on was a fold-down, rock-hard, Naugahyde-covered Lay-Z-Boy-type chair. Of course, your mom was exhausted from giving birth, so I wanted to hold you in my arms as we both slept. However, I was so sick that I was scared silly that I would make you sick, too. The nurses and the doctor assured me that you had a great immune system, as you were just born, and because you had already breastfed, which also boosts your immune system. So I was surprised--happy, scared, and surprised--as one of the nurses brought you over to me in that hard, cold chair. In fact, the very first picture taken of you that Daddy didn't take himself was one of me holding you on that miserable, hard chair. I think that either your loving Grandma, "Nanny," or your loving Grandpa, "Papa" took the picture, but does it really matter? They were both there, beaming from ear-to-ear with the pride and special happiness that only grandparents will ever know. And as you and I slept, as miserable and worried as I was, I might as well have been on a giant, fluffy, overstuffed magic carpet for all that it mattered. And even being that sick, holding you, wrapped up like a tiny burrito, I slept restlessly, afraid to sleep, terrified that you would roll out of my arms and off of the chair. But, of course, the nurse once again allayed my fears, and assured me that it would never happen--and it didn't. As you slept blissfully, I hummed a song softly to you, as happy as a Daddy ever could be. My precious little angel was in my arms, with the whole world to discover, as Daddy held firmly to your warm, tiny body, dreaming about the wonders that you would one day see, as I would show you the beautiful world into which you were just born. My heart is now breaking thinking about all the plans I made, and places I wanted to show you, and things that I wanted to do with you. How could I ever know, ever guess that I would only have you for a few years of bliss before you were ripped out of my arms forever? I cry so much, thinking of you and your younger brother and sister. But today is all yours for the most part, as I try to celebrate your birthday as best I can, with only precious memories to comfort me on this, your special day. Daddy's special, first-born angel. Happy Birthday, Sweetie, wherever you are. And I hope that this is a magical, wonderful day. Maybe you can even see me? Ignore the tears! I am happy just thinking of you. I am sending you every hug and kiss that I never got to give you while you were here. Love forever to my precious Monkey, my Angel, Hannah! Love Daddy, your proudest admirer!
Ace Hall Thank you for sharing that- been almost a year since we talked on that other conversation thread...glad to see you are still hanging in there, despite how hard it must be..(and I'm sure it is.)
This song makes me realize that people's lives are uncertain. Birth, old age, sickness, and death are normal. My grandmother died at the age of 95 and I listen to this song every day. to always remind myself May your son rest in peace.♥️
I can only imagine the tears Eric shed while writing this song. I can only imagine what it would be like to lose your son. My boy is going to be 27 this year. God bless him.
This song right here became a therapy for my sun burned soul. I lost my father in 2018, June 12. Ever since that day, I have been listening to this song imagining moments I never had my with father because I could have been. But we were apart, I regret not being there for him when he needs me the most. I love you I miss you father, I never had the chance to say this I was a shy child. Rest well Father 💗 To all sons and daughters out there , please take care of your parents while they are alive. And Thank you Eric for giving us one of the most important song.
We all know the staggering amount of praise, recognition and thanks this man has gotten over the years, but let me tell you, it is NOWHERE near enough. That is the sheer level of talent Eric Clapton has. Just be thankful that we get to be alive at the same time as him. In a couple of decades there'll be countless young Eric Clapton fans that'll wish they could trade anything & everything to say that they were alive at the same time as Eric Clapton. The same way many of us wish we could've been alive to witness John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, Keith Moon etc perform... Be thankful.
@@schreiendeshausvomaltschau1811 auto tune is a stylistic choice and the fact that you unironically use "real music" unironically is killing me, boomer.
@@archiemac5137 autotune is fake talent and the reason modern artists are only popular because of their looks. This is true talent maybe boomer music is just better?
@@Ryo-lr9tt you're being extremely close minded and really dating yourself (even though an old person would be wise enough to know that what you're saying is ludicrous). Quick question. How is music worse now? Are all the great composers dead? Well last I checked most of the artists active in the 60s, 70s and 80s (the decades where boomer music rained supreme) are well and alive. Also on the looks side. What about an artist like Lewis capaldi. He's a fat Scottish guy. Not quite the looker in my opinion. But he seems to be selling out Glastonbury and is getting number one after number one.
@@archiemac5137 the fact that instruments are being replaced by computers (drum ai, bass etc) is why I feel music us worse in general now of course there are also still people out there with a hell of a lot of talent like John Mayer for example I feel like music is shit because less effort is put into it and more technology nowadays anything can be edited and altered back in the day you had to nail it as you couldn't edit much would bohemian rhapsody be the same with a drum machine and autotune?
Clapton's personal tragedy has stuck with me for decades, and is a brutal reminder of how extremely quickly life can change. Don't wait until tomorrow to tell someone dear to you that you love them. Pick up your phone and do it right f**king now.
I cannot imagine losing a 4 year child. I will spend the rest of my days looking forward to heaven. I don't blame you Eric, you wrote this song from your heart 😥
Idk why this popped up. I almost can’t type. We played this at my sons funeral in 2017. I haven’t listened to it since then. So much has changed lil buddy. I don’t cry every day anymore. Now I feel guilt for that. I don’t dwell on you because we’re not supposed to but it doesn’t feel natural. I want to dwell on you. I want to cry until I die and we’re together. I’ve smoked so much these last few years to try to numb the pain but it just turns to pain that I can’t react to. It does build up. I do feel it changing me. You have changed me so much. I hope that I can one day live up to being the dad you would’ve deserved. I hope I can visit your grave more than once a year. It’s just so painful baby boy to think of visiting you there. Your sisters are so special. You gave them to us. They wouldn’t be here without you. I love you so much.
I’m breaking up reading your comment. Imagining my son dying and not being able to cope with it. I’m so sorry for your loss. “We played this at my sons funeral” are some of the saddest words I’ve ever read
Lyrics : Would you know my name? If I saw you in heaven Would it be the same? If I saw you in heaven I must be strong And carry on 'Cause I know I don't belong Here in heaven Would you hold my hand? If I saw you in heaven Would you help me stand? If I saw you in heaven I'll find my way Through night and day 'Cause I know I just can't stay Here in heaven Time can bring you down Time can bend your knees Time can break your heart Have you begging please Begging please Beyond the door There's peace, I'm sure And I know there'll be no more Tears in heaven Would you know my name? If I saw you in heaven Would you be the same? If I saw you in heaven I must be strong And carry on 'Cause I know I don't belong Here in heaven
I never really understood nor appreciated this song until I became (just recently) a father. Now I'm beginning to realize how beautiful and unique this song is.
I always think of the memories me and my dad shared everytime I hear such an amazing song, Love You Dad. Gone but NEVER forgotten May 24, 1979 - May 20, 2015
We recently lost our mother, we had a song selection that we chose for her funeral. The week prior to her funeral I played these songs over and over. By hearing them so much the day of the funeral was easier to take due to hearing them over and over all week. These musicians I’m sure go through the same thing. It’s not that they don’t care it’s just that they hear and perform it so much. Awesome song…….
My brother just recently lost his baby boy of 3 years old. This song right here is not only making us cry but giving us the strength to keep his memory and love alive.
for some reason it seems like 3 years old is the worst age a kid could pass.. Just when they start to develop a personality... So sorry about your nephew, buddy! He's safe where he's at.
This song reminds me of my paternal grandfather. He was diagnosed with Alzheimers when I was a teenager. He died having forgotten who I was. The opening line of this song hits so close to home.
@@aceofspadeslandscapelesson8219 He died forgetting who he was, thats the scarier part. I think he will remember ya ! Were all Gods children, He was just your dad here on earth !
I understand how you feel. My grandma has dementia. She's still "alive" but it doesn't feel like it. She can't talk, she just sits in her room and cries. But she used to be someone, now's she's just a shell of her normal self.
This song was played at my dad's funeral last month. 💔.. I miss him desperately..I can't imagine Eric Clayton's pain. 😢 such a beautiful song ..a song that was written out of pain.
A friend of mine has terminal cancer. He has 2 1/2 and 4 yo girls. So many things now make me think about his situation and this song hits hard. Will they remember him as they get older? Heartbreaking.....