@@mrsmith7936 I maybe was thrown by the fact that I met him in Manchester, so just assumed...also met Paul O' Grady the same day , both at pride...wasn't he from the wirral too? 🤔 Beautiful South? No idea tbh...😊
They are indeed super but NOT underrated, they are extremely successful. 1 in 5 homes has at least one of their albums :) ^and this doesn't even include digit downloads
@@rationalthinker1 Huh, Heaton's popular in the AU. I seriously would have never known that without you. I subscribe to british band with similar ideals to Heaton's and is big in Japan.
I've never been to a concert... this is the only one of wanna go to... I'm nearly 50 now so before I pop it it must be done you guys rock!!!! 😉😊😍🤗can any 1 help. These tracks got me threw hard times.INCLUDING THE DEATH OF MY PARENTS MY 28 YR OLD SON WAS PARYLISED IN A CAR CRASH... I WON'T MAKE A GRANDMA FROM MY SON WHO'S 28.HE WAS PASSENGER IN A CAR... HE'S IN A WHEELCHAIR AND NO FEELING FROM HIS WAIST DOWN MY HEADS GOING WEST.IVE NO SUPPORT
This song was always on the jukebox or I would put it on when I was 18/19 and used to go to the pub every weekend. Aww to be young. Where the hell do the years go. The older you get the faster each year seems to go. We are already nearly in the 4th mth of the year. Anyway brilliant song and great message. Love the Beautiful South, still own a good few of their albums...
Where indeed? Am 63 and I can't complain but even though I know it gets faster there's nothing I can do about it. It seemed to be the other way around when I was growing up... I couldn't wait...bit ironic really.
That bass riff.. yes please ❤️🏴 I agree with the message, I’m a heavier guy, but it’s the inside and personality that counts. Ignore all those shallow losers, you’re the winner
This song was playing all the time when I had my first girlfriend. I remember the song playing and my girlfriend laughing at it and I had absolutely no idea what was going on.
Beauty is with the beholder, people may not personally see it within themselves but others do which is bittersweet, and that is a message I think everyone should take from this wonderful song❤️
Heard this on the radio the other day, one of them songs that ive not heard in donkeys years, but know it very well. Great song, great to hear it again.
One of the songs that got stuck in my head back in the army, a long time ago, when we were listening to some pop channel with the military issued FM radio, somewhere out there, under the stars of an unspoiled night sky. There were no overweight soldiers, but the melody is catchy.
Still listening to these great tracks bought the carry on up the charts album and past couple of weeks I have driven everywhere belting the brilliant music out. Would love if they were ever brought back together foe one last tour. Don't hear music like this anymore ❤
Sitting with my dad as a kid listening to loads of music my favourite 9 out of 10 was the beautiful South and at a young age such different meanings good music different and special
Such a great lyric. So many women spend their lives dieting, yet when Paul sings "I like to hold something I can see." Is spot on. Most blokes don't go for skinny women Anyway where did I leave those chocolate biscuits??
michelle88960 i met and married my perfect 10 41 years ago . your right men love woman who curve . its the self hating fashion industry that cause all the trouble . open your eyes when shopping , look at all the men walking around holding the hands of all those wonderful woman . not cat walk creatures . just lovely "ordinary" woman . i wish i could just tell all the ladies to just relax , so much more sexy when you relax lol !!!!!!
Love this song and the message! We all love our love differently. I've always thought that it's usually people's little imperfections that make them uniquely beautiful. My partner has heterochromia and it's one of my favourite things about him (one is deep blue and the other deep brown)
@@markalexander3659 It's when the poetic expedient of "multi-meanings" is applied to song lyrics ... in this case not so subtle but quite explicitly I would say ... basically it's about this but also about those ...
This song reminds me of waking up September 1998 scared shitless starting year 8th my first day of secondary school wish I could wake up there do it all again..
