Lucinda Williams - Lake Charles скачать видео бесплатно

mark haines

So real.....rips my heart out.

Ken Downing

Saw her a couple of years ago. Amazing music and lyrics, but the worst stage presence I had ever seen.

Burl Maurer

I cant stop listening to this song. It is beautiful and I don't know why I never heard of Lucinda Williams before, but I find her music very moving.

Jk Stax

hold a little pain and sing some hard rain Cindir block solid then and now 

augusto araujo

Excelente semana

MissZee

Beautiful

Jim Edwards

The song is about an old lover of hers, Clyde Joseph Woodward. She wanted to spread his ashes off the bridge in Lake Charles but was told it was not permitted. Apparently she did it anyway. Thus, 'now your home is in Lake Charles no matter what they say' line. I believe Clyde sufferd from depression, (run as far as you could go, did an angel whisper in your ear, take away your fear, in those black moments." ) and ultimately over came the fear of dying and did so. 

Jim Edwards

Listening to Howlin Wolfe going over the Atchafaylaya basin in a ole El Camino. What a wonderful picture. 'No matter what they say'. 

properbeatz

Chills...

Mark Potvin

What a beautiful tune.

Mark Potvin

What's wrong with Nacogdoches?

Allan Jones

beautiful

Nicholas Glover

always makes me cry...

John F. Eden

This song is so wonderful is so many ways, that I can't even articulate how it makes me feel! "... no matter what they say!"

Gerard Freriksen

with Jim Lauderdale??? backing vocals

Jack Smith

So perfect! From everybody, the slide guitarist, the backup singer and especially Lucinda Williams... obviously a heartfelt song about someone who died."Did an angel whisper in your earAnd hold you close and take away your fearIn those long, last moments?

bdwon

Got nothing to say 'cept my mommy was born in Sulphur Mine, July 26, 1922; passed away January 1, 2014 in San Antonio.

rita sparrow

Good old Louisiana, some of my happiest childhood memories happened there, and the friendliest most fun people in this country live there. My Dad, my Son's Momo and Fat Boy, and my Son's Father all from Louisiana.

perry chapman

Lucinda is one of my favorite musicians. She sings from the heart. We need more like her and less of this commercial sound we're getting drowned with today

dwomack1953

Everyone has a story but I have to believe yours is true. I saw her in concert about 8 years ago. Before she sang it, she explained that the song was about an old lover who died and then being told it was against the law to scatter the ashes-She said "Now your soul is in Lake Charles no matter what they say!" Then, she started to sing the song. How did Clyde die?

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