The Great Lake Swimmers - Where in the World Are You 

The Great Lake Swimmers capture the contradictions of feeling sadness in seeing the world as it is, feeling melancholy for what you have experienced, yet expressing hope for the future in the beautiful, definitive moments of the singing. I heard them live in the USA in October and they are as good live as on recordings.

Absolutely lovely!

Beautiful. We were so lucky to feature Great Lake Swimmers in our surf film, Out of Place.

This home video couldn't go any better with any other song. Bravo!

I love love love this song! If Great Lake Swimmers weren't so amazing, this would be their best.

This is a great adaptation for this song. I am new fan of GLS. So fantastic. Thank you for posting!

wow, gives me goose bumps nice use of old video footage to an amazing GLS song !!

Great video... really good effects, it really illustrates the meaning of the song well. Well done! Love Danielle xxxxxx

It's bautiful, thanks!

I know exactly what you mean. Some of these fan vid's edited from home movies are incredibly moving.

Wow, this got me emotional...this might be the perfect video for this song.

1 of the best songs OAT

Hey these guys are artists. I doubt money is as important to them as the expression of their art.

first time I hear this, such an amazing song :)

Good choice of song to fit to the video mate.

wonderful orchestration. The whole setup reminds me in a way of mixture of Bob Dylan and Tindersticks, to be really profane....

I've been looking in churches and looking in bars Thought that I saw you in the oncoming cars It was your reflection cast off by the light And into the sky of this dark city night And I thought that I saw you in the tallest of trees Swayed back and forth in the mid-autumn breeze When the leaves reddened and left too I knew then that it wasn't you Where in the world are you now? Where in the world are you now? Oh where in the world are you? Oh where in the world are you? Where in the world ..

writer's block + this song = no more writer's block.

nice job!

Well done. Thank You Phil @ (weewerk)

delicia!magia!amor!

Am I the only one who think to Alleluia, by Jeff Buckley, when I hear this song ?