Keaton Henson performs "You" live at the Manchester Museum - 14 February 2013. Tags: Keaton Henson You Live Manchester Museum 14 February 2013 Deezer The Author HD High Definition HQ High Quality 1080p
For a single old man, sitting on a friday night, considering life and what has passed, nothing is more beautiful than this song. Makes me miss everything and nothing.
This song is giving me one and only feeling. Is called charmolypi. It comes from the greek word chara (joy) and lypi (sorrow), it's a mixed feeling of hapiness while being sad; regret and repentance of past wrongs that simultaneously fill us with hope and the light of forgiveness. Great tune Keaton! Thank you!
I would have loved to have been there, so much heart and pure emotion in his music, genius. This was a show on valentines day wow...intense this is one of the most beautiful lines I have heard "If you must die sweetheart, die knowing your life was my lifes best part."
i love that at the end he doesnt sing the last line the way its written, he just kinda says it, which makes it feel like hes speaking to you and he means what hes saying
This is the most beautiful song. It makes me cry. Makes me know I’ve knows true love. Makes me miss the amazing people I’ve had in my life that have given me that love. It’s just so so beautiful. If you must die, die knowing your life was my life’s best part. Beautiful
Not only has Keaton provided me with a soundtrack to my life he's also given us possibly the most beautiful live performances, in the most beautiful settings with the most beautiful sounds. Cheers keaton I'd buy you a pint if I knew you
I had already commented another keaton´s song, and yes, it is the same pain... "the uncertainty of pain a rare form of life at the height of scars to pretend to be a beautiful verse" (M.Alvarez Porro)
How does this have only 100k views!?! Just heard this on Derek and had to check this artist out. A little late to the show but amazing. Literally chilling performance.
Oh I wish I had written and composed this. I just spent the weekend learning and playing it over and over. He is mesmerizing. I discovered him by chance on NPR Tiny desk concerts yesterday. How come I'd never heard of him before. He is awesome!
If you must wait, Wait for them here in my arms as I shake If you must weep, Do it right here in my bed as I sleep If you must mourn, my love Mourn with the moon and the stars up above If you must mourn, Don't do it alone If you must leave, Leave as though fire burns under your feet If you must speak, Speak every word as though it were unique If you must die, sweetheart Die knowing your life was my life's best part If you must die, Remember your life You are You are Oh, you are You are Oh If you must fight, Fight with yourself and your thoughts in the night If you must work, Work to leave some part of you on this earth If you must live, darling one, Just live Just live Just live
If you must fight, Fight with yourself and your thoughts in the night If you must work, Work to leave some part of you on this earth Amazing that somebody from an entirely different world can so succinctly capture the weight of so many growing up in parts of this country where work for its own sake and fighting among ourselves meaninglessly for pride are seen as virtues, on which reputations are made and lost. Stunningly poignant verse.
Does anyone know what frets he goes to? It starts at 6th, then goes to 8th then I wanna say maybe 9th? But it doesn't sound right. then does he go down to the 4th? I'm not sure, someone wanna help me out?