FIRT TIME HEARING Dan Vasc - More Than Words *REACTION* 

Dan sings many different types of music and I just love the harmonies on this cover. Thanks for sharing your reaction to this beautiful performance. 🙋🏼‍♀️ 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I love his acoustic covers❤❤😊❤❤.

Loved this by Dan!❤❤ Yes, it is relaxed but it's that kind of a song. He does all types of music, thank you

This is such a beautiful song and Dan Vasc does a beautiful performance. Dan reflects about the lyrics so well. Please try Dan Vasc Burn Butcher Burn if you want to get a METAL experience from Dan.

I'm glad you liked it, in the end. I have one (rather involved) thing to say, regarding what you mentioned about the energy and "everything" that he "usually" puts into all of his music. I don't know whether or not you sing, yourself, but if you do, you should realize that it takes just as much energy (sometimes even more than usual) to turn out a "calm, cool, and collected" song like this. For one thing, think of the lyrics themselves, and the frustration that would be building up if you were in an actual relationship like the one being described in that song. How frustrating it is, when you are in a relationship where a person just throws out the words, "Oh, hey! By the way, I love you," then goes about other business, etc., without anything else--not even a kiss on the cheek. Then a few hours later, perhaps, when the other person needs something done and is asking you for help, it comes across something like, "Hey, honey, I love you. Could you come and move this for me?" probably without even a "please," and more than likely not even a "thank you," after the deed is done. Also, perhaps the partner is never wanting to either touch you or be touched by you. This would be especially hard on someone if that's the ONLY time that words of love are shared, and then you are just ignored. I'm not trying to sound selfish or anything. However, I've BEEN in a marriage setting like that. I'm also not trying to say that someone should try to coerce physical reactions from a person, to PROVE that you are loved by them, or (in the reverse) that you should FORCE physical touch on them, every minute of every day, just to prove that YOU love THEM. What happens sometimes, though, is that a touch and a smile in times when "negative energy" (so-to-speak) has become the norm, with no touching, and nothing but the occasional thrown out words, "I love you. Bye!" etc., you find that that's not enough. Sometimes just a HUG now and then would make a WORLD of difference. Sometimes a pat on the back, or even a neck rub when times have been hard during any given day...just that kind of thing that means you have been noticed...other than with a couple of words here and there that have obviously just been thrown out as a minor contact, would be highly-welcomed. So...still...you want to try to communicate that lack and how it bothers you, without yelling (or, in this case, growling, or screaming, perhaps) to the other person, and yet you want the OTHER person to understand that you love them, too, and that, perhaps, you both could come up with a better way of communicating on a day-to-day, normal basis. Sometimes I've had to apply that in raising kids, as well. Just TELLING them you love them, and then expecting that they will love you and obey your instructions back, without at least a physical response of a hug now and then, or a big hand-slap, or just anything, that says, "Hey! I appreciate you. We can do this TOGETHER!" THEN...when it's quiet time, and the day is done, and it's time for quiet and sleep, it's MUCH easier to turn around and "whisper sweet nothings," with an accompanying gentle, loving touch...and actually be believed. For Dan to sit there and quietly sing that song, with all the feeling that's behind the words, when generally he'd be belting out all of the emotions, means that he had to discipline himself to actually DO what the song entails, with a gentleness and a caring spirit being on display, instead of an angry-sounding, hurt voice ripping across the room like a fist. As much as I LOVE listening to Dan growl, scream, etc., and also LOVE watching him screw up his face in one of those AWESOME snarls that "only Dan can do" (NOT...of course...but I'm sure you know what I mean), I LOVE listening to THIS song every once in a while, to remind me that Dan is not just a toy that we all have sitting around to enjoy, and to every once in a while we stop and pat him on the head like he's been a good little boy. This is one of the main things that bothers me, when people start HARANGUING him about not putting out a song in a long time, and don't even pay a bit of attention to the fact that he DID add in another song, and then very graciously did NOT put it on his own channel, but (even though he wrote all of the lyrics and then sang it), he allowed the WONDERFUL song to exist on the other channel. He's done that before, as well. Then all the time in between, he's been working on two HUGE projects, with a THIRD in the back of his head, that just may happen next. Then some people have the nerve to even gripe that he spends time (shudder) GAMING with friends. Yet...everyone expects Dan to just "knock out the next song in jig time," so that everyone can start urging him on AGAIN, as if he is a puppet. That's a great way to create burnout in anyone--including your new favorite singer. OK...SO...how do you SING that, when you are USED to singing in a much more aggressive manner, and you LIKE singing like that, with all your heart...without seeming like a wimp? It's not easy! I've learned that the hard way, in a couple of instances (and I mean in life AND in singing). When you've had a difficult day and yet (because you ARE a singer, and that's really the only thing you WANT to do with your entire life) you have to go and sing a couple of songs that must be gentle and caring...yeah...not an easy thing to do. It works both ways, too. If you've had a really soft, caring, tender day, and then you have to turn around and sing songs through which you have to display an entirely different type of emotion, you have to REALLY teach yourself how to deal with that! We pretty much have all noticed that Dan FEELS and really IS his songs. For instance, there's his Elvis trilogy for his very much-loved, very-recently "gone away" father. Then there's the Elvis "Love Me Tender" gift for Robert and Annie, that is beautifully, softly, and kindly handed over to them, because Robert is close to dying, himself, and Annie will be left behind. That's Dan. So...in a case like this particular song...sometimes even a stunningly, hugely-projecting, POWER singer has to sit down and say what has to be said--quietly and reasonably, from the gentleness of a truly-loving heart, when he'd rather rant and rave about the problem... ...which is what the song is all about.