Super Musik! Die Zeit kann man nicht zurück drehen,aber die Musik bleibt! Erinnerung hat die Musik was früher war. Es war einfach schöne Kult Musik. Ja viele Leute nicht mehr da,ist alles traurig aber es muß weiter gehen. Die Zeit bleibt nicht stehen!⏰️
I agree, I have more to say but I can just reflect on your words for now. What a great song. I think it touches all who hear it. Thank you for reminding me!
Lo que quirascreer señor!!! Padre... LORD...... Jesusi...buda... ALÁ.... KRISHNA...LO Q UE TE QUIERAS RODEAR FEEEE ... FÉ....EN ESTE DIA ...DEL PADRE....SAN JOSÉ. .PADRE... QUE EL UNIVERSO Y TU LUZ NOS PROTEJA.... DADY ....JUAN AMIGO COMPAÑERO DOS MESES Q TE FUISTE...DONDE... ÉSTAS....TE AMO
Whoever wrote this song had to live it.Nobody promised life would be easy. Life is a daily struggle which sometimes seems impossible. We fall in love, have kids, struggle to make a living...and grow old. Life is short and one day we wake up and wonder how it went by so fast.
Super Musik und super Sänger,ich liebe beides!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍🎸🕺🎸🕺🎸🕺🎸🕺🎸🕺🎸👍👍👍 Die Zeit bleibt nicht stehen,aber die Musik bleibt! Was waren das früher schöne Zeiten und super schöne Musik! Wünsche mir die schöne heile Welt zurück! 🌏🌎🌍❤️🌏🌎🌍❤🌏🌎🌍❤️
My Dad and Mom, Sister, and me left. I was very blessed to be with him in the end game. They are all waiting for me with my cancer 4 colon. I'm still young 62
I have never listened to this song without tearing up; first as a rebellious 20 year old, then as a parent, and now as a grandfather. How is it possible that a single song can touch your heart and soul on so many levels over so many years? Thank you Yusef/Cat Stevens. 🤟🙏
I have the same reaction listening to Cat and other artists from our youth. Even as a grandmother, these songs transport me back to another time. So happy I grew up with such beautiful music in my life.
I pulled up Wild World. I have 3 daughters, all grown and on their own now, but it always brings a tear to my eye. Even though I have no son this song does the same to me. I was blessed to have them listen to me though as I offered advice. They didn't always follow it but were always thankful for my effort.
Iv listen to this since i was 14. Im 38 now.. it wasnt until 2 years ago i understood "your fault".. i thought it was your to blame for being immature.. now i get its misfourtune that your young and dont understand his wisdom
I love reading comments on songs that I love. You see so many different stories from people all over who all hold these songs dear to their as, just as much as I do, some for the same reason, some for different reasons.
I lost my Son in 1985 December 22 : The saddest day of my life : His name is Jorden Ronald Konig Brown : He lived 💔 for 1 month and 22 days 💔 : He lives within me ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤.
Hoy 16 junio... papá...partiste...hace dos meses...interminables...hoy...papá primer DIA...SIN VOS....66 AÑOS LLENOS DE VIDA X TUS TRES HIJASY NIETA DE 1AÑO...NO TE VAYAS NUNNCA INMENSO PAPÁ... ARGENTINA CAPITAL ....DESPUES DE 40 AÑOS JUNTOS TANTAS COSAS ..SI SE QUE SABES DE AQUELLO.... TE AMO. DADY.....TE AMO YN AÑO DE AGONIA...TANTOO
!!Estoy atrapada entre los 70,80,estoy descubriendo tremenda riqueza musical,existieron tremendos músicos,!!!woooow!!,hoy no tenemos nada,si comparamos❤️🇦🇷
I am now 72 and my father passed in 1985 and this song fills me with so much emotion. I love him just as much now as I ever did . LOVE YOU DAD and God bless.
Beautiful! Love music from this era(fathers). Also, there is so much more substance in old mainstream music compared todays music… there are several “artists” and songs and point the finger but I won’t. 😅
Thanks to my fabulous music teacher Mrs Adams who introduced our music class of 1973 at Tauranga Intermediate School. AOTEAROA to the outstanding musician Love his music to this very day
Iv listen to this since i was 14. Im 38 now.. it wasnt until recently i understood "your fault".. i thought it was your to blame for being immature.. now i get its misfourtune that your young and dont understand his wisdom. Totally diffrent meaning and i love that about music. You interpret it diffrently as you grow.
I'm 54 y.o. now.. Every two weeks I accompany my dad so my sister and my mother as caretakers can take a break outside. Reading some comments about missing their dad, I flashback and remember how close I was once with dad. It feels like I got some revelation: sure if my dad is gone I'm gonna miss him so much. Thank you dad for evrrything.
I love cat stevens songs it was such a shame that he quit the music industry when he converted to islam. He could have continued singing and writing such beautiful songs. I wish he didnt quit but thank God hes now back ans singing again
I have just read some comments from other people, what else can I say? I agree with all of you. Some artists seem to tap into something universal ( not in a typically religious sense!!) which speak of profoundly significant things. I would love to send a universal thankyou and all the warmth and gratefulness I can muster, to all artists who endeavour and succeed, ( or not!) often in difficult times and difficult life circumstances, to create and then share their souls with us. Long may we learn from, be comforted by or provoked by them.
I listened to this song when my English teacher Ms Davis said listen to this album. I was blown away & music became instrumental in my real education of life.
I was the exact opposite of Cat’s “father” in the song yet my son has still decided to amputate me from his life (I’m 78 & he’s 45), breaks my heart every second of every day. Maybe, someday. Bob
Hang in there. All is possible. I appreciate my father more now than ever. I hope he comes back into your life. There is no one like a father to a son. Even if it takes years he will love you. I hope before he knows what he is missing.
Exactly. We lose our way in life. Some sense of spirit is essential. But it has to be a personal thing. Not a collective. When people get together to pray, bad things happen. It has to be a personal connection. Otherwise, we are all clockwork oranges.
my father is sick as of writing, if i could turn back time ., id be more respectful , but i still have time ., this past few years , i always tell em i love you dad , and i never regret loving him back ., and taking care of em while he is sick ., hopefully not this time ., but im ready , but still hopefull .. everybody tell ur fathers you love em ., no matter what ., coz they worked for us to feed us .. his presence made us who we are today . im now a father as well , now i know how it feels and how hard it is to become a father ..
Why do the most beautiful things tear your heart to pieces...thank you Cat for your insight, and beautiful song, with a voice that reaches deep...deep within...
My wife and I requested his version of "Morning has broken" to be played at our wedding. We did not want a religious service and it completely escaped us that Cat's big hit was an old Scottish hymn. We celebrated our 50th recently, and are now Christians who see the beauty of Christ where ever peace love and grace is to be found. In All religions!
Okay wait a second. If you think the beauty of Christ is to be found in all religions, why are you Christian? What about elements of other religions that contradict the teachings/doctrines of Christianity? Do you acknowledge that such contradictions exist? How about the difference between Christianity and Hinduism where, in the former, the human soul lives on this earth just one time. Let's leave aside where that soul goes afterward. I think that is a HUGE difference. I am not religious, or rather I do not subscribe to any religion. All might be hooey. So I'm not asking this as a Christian. You and your wife are "now" Christians. Huh. Okay. But what is "beautiful" about Christ? To a Christian, wouldn't that be that he DIED FOR OUR SINS? That He is the son of God? I think it's a bit of a batty story, BUT, if you go with that story, then that has to be the only thing about Christ that matters. Or rather, the essential thing that differentiates Christianity from other religions.
@@edwardmorris3453 Thanks Edward for the comment. Personally I abhor debating on this subject. We are all on a personal journey and it all ends one day. In our western society fewer and fewer, put off by Christian Institutionalism and it's tribalism, have given up asking the deep questions on life and its meaning and purpose. As for myself coming out of Christian religiousity and dogma, have never the less retained the spirituality of Christ our divinity, found in ALL of us. Christianity simply is acknowledging that while other religions with their dogmas touch on it but never embrace who Jesus was. Our humanity and God's divinity reconciled as one. The trouble with this world is ignorance of this possibility, not necessarily after our passing but IN this life in the way of TRUE (God's) love. May you continue to seek and find that inner peace (God in us) which the world with its myriad of distractions cannot ultimately satisfy the soul. ❤️
Songs for ever Demis Roussos,Georges Moustaki,Vaggelis,Cat Stephens ,Aphrodites childs, George Michael,Nana Mouscouri,Vicky Leandros all greens all best
It’s weird how people interpret songs. This isn’t a song about putting fathers in a positive light. He was writing a musical about the Russian revolution. The song survived. The musical didn’t. The son wanted to go to war. The father wanted him to stay with family. He wondered why he should stay. His dad didn’t understand or value who he was as a person. "The song is a testament to the differences we represent to each other, especially in age and traditions. Traditions have a big impact on our lives, and sometimes you've got to walk away."-Yusuf Islam….
A definite contender to “Wild World”, this was just one of my favorites from Tea for the Tillerman, an album that was so worth the investment. Love❤you, Cat Stevens.
This is the only song that each one of us switch sides in the story as we grow older. Undeniably a pure classic. I’ll never grow old or tire playing and singing this with my guitar.
