The King's Singers: Praying - Kesha (arr. Rebecca Dale) 

Chris Bruerton's voice is just perfect❤️

So as an a capella fan, I love the Pentatonix version, but this version is actually my favourite...it feels a bit more somber and intimate, and I love it.

My choir teacher showed us this and it be hitten different

They have such warm voices...

This is love.

I cry. So beautiful

Beautiful, as always

Love these voices! And heart touching song

Literally praying

Beautiful harmony and wonderful dynamics!

Eargazm.. Heartgazm.. Soulgazm.. ❤️

Gostei do som

1:45 *GASP* you swallowed mickey mouse how dare you JK his voice is gorg

These guys are a major part of our singing history. Absolutely disgraceful that as a Country we have only managed to find 56 k subscribers for them.

Moc dobrý ,ale fakt moc super...zdraví tk

Nice Gentlemen🎵

Blend is perfection Lowkey sad and glad that the F6 didn’t happen

hello I like this music because I have the impression to be carried by the music and the song of course

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Beautiful job, as always, gentlemen! Sincerely, your biggest fan. P.S. Can I find the sheet music of this arrangement anywhere?

How tall is Jonathan?

We were supposed to sing this but COVID-19 happened

I found the background or supporting vocals to be damned near perfect. The melody parts,... well, they were a little lacking for me. They felt too safe.

I cried when i first heard this song it is so beautifully performed by these young fellers. They rightfully deserve their reputation as, arguably, Britains finest male voice choir. There are however, moments within the lyrics where I do feel uncomfortable though. The thought of someone falling on their knees begging to be forgiven is, to my mind, something that can only occur in people when they have reached such a depth of despair that there is only one or another path prayer, and the hope some change will occur, or suicide. This then is not a benediction in this song but a curse akin to wishing someone a painful death. Secondly, I worry about the line proclaiming that only a god, unspecified, can forgive some sins. This I find particularly problematic. It is my experience that when forgiveness is asked for by a person it is right that we try to work hard to give it because it starts the process of healing inside the perpetrator and, most importantly, the victim (read these as you please no offence is meant) themselves. As I am making neither ontological nor magical claims the thought that forgiveness is not a purely human affair strikes me as a failure to get over whatever issue has come between them. This seems in direct contrast to the opening lyrics which claims an inner strength is found through the adversity and that the lyricist wishes farewell to the perpertrator neither of which I would suggest come before forgiveness and certainly not in conjuction with the previous wish for them to despair. The song does not ring true given these dynamic tensions. It is my experience of the world that people, when placed in exraordinary circumstances, can perform extraordinary deeds. In this context people can find it in themselves to forgive any deed done against them. It might take time to achieve but folks report an internal peace that replaces the turmoil and roiling hatred that failure to forgive induces. People also report that forgiveness does not mean forgetting but letting go of feelings they cannot overcome and that are destructive in and of themselves regardless of the hurt taken from the initial event. Forgiveness is also something we practice in our life- the hurtful things that may be said at the end of a relationship stew inside for a while and then go as we move on. Forgiveness is then something uniquely human and I would suggest needs no mediating diety- its a people thing.

Son muy buenos, casi como los anteriores, pero no tienen buen repertorio de canciones. Es solo mi opinión

Algum brasileiro aqui alem de mim?

The text is a little... Small. Consider it against Barrielles' "Gravity." Sorry, it just reads petty to me.

I’ve loved the king singers for nearly 20 years.... this is not their best work here...

Great rendition of a corny pop song.