Hozier - Run video free download


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Duration: 04:17
Uploaded: 2014/10/01

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10 years ago

SaruCharmed

Why isn't this on Spotify?? It's my favorite one!

10 years ago

Tommy Burrell

excuse me but what album is this from

10 years ago

mketsy buthelezi

This track stole my and I died but I'm still high because of it and yeah his voice is so addictive...Love this track and you Hozier you're so damn perfect!

10 years ago

briar abbott

So glad this isnt playing on the radio. How unfortunate that would be to ruin this song by over playing.

10 years ago

Nutro Nutro

Beautiful voice

10 years ago

Nails By Lily

I heard him preform this song at one of his concerts and it was amazing! Love his music.

10 years ago

Raymont Panther

Blown away once again!

10 years ago

Rita Teixeira

This is my favorite song from him. I can listen to it 50 times a day and not get sick. OH MY GOD, I LOVE IT

10 years ago

Minatos

Daang Hozier sure knows how to hook the audience from the intro, all his songs have an amazing hook and such haunting lyrics..swoon

10 years ago

Nuka-Cola Caps

Wow, this sounds a lot like Dallas Green's voice, especially in this range. Amazing.

10 years ago

TheOriginalJayhawk

The love between Mother Earth and her oceans.

10 years ago

Alice Garbutt

Love this song so much <3

10 years ago

taqaglobal

Hozier - Run

10 years ago

Gabriel Priamos

one of the most atnospheric songs I've heard over the past 20 years

10 years ago

SaruCharmed

Also, unrelated to my other comment. Every version of the lyrics to this song I have seen starts with 'Oh' but I really think it's "All but the farrow know" for two reasons 1) know doesn't have an 's' on the end, which means the subject must be plural. Now, farrow is a litter of pigs which means with UK grammar, it's probably correct anyway, but 2) it is a very different meaning if you replace 'All' with 'Oh'. First of all 'Oh but' doesn't make much sense. Second of all, if it's 'All' then the farrow doesn't know. If it's 'Oh' then the farrow does know. But baby pigs aren't going to be aware of much, especially of the fact that their own mother is going to eat them. In a live performance of this song, Hozier said that someone (I couldn't hear who) said that "Ireland is the sow that eats her farrow". If we combine this with my other comment about how 'she' is the earth, he may be extending this metaphor to the entire earth, because we are born of the earth, but eventually it does 'eat us', it kills us and reabsorbs us.

10 years ago

SaruCharmed

I think this song is about the earth and the ocean. He's talking about how ancient she is. 'She' is Earth. 'Know what it is to grow/ beneath her sky, her punishing cold' I think he literally means the sky of the Earth. You literally grow up and live your whole life on her. When he says she 'married' the bog man, she means he claimed him/killed him. He has said he was influenced by Seamus Heaney, especially one of his poems where he talks about 'bog bodies', which are dead bodies that have been preserved and mummified in a bog. In one of Heaney's poems, The Tollund Man, he even describes the bog man as 'bridegroom to the goddess'. In another one called The Grauballe Man, which Hozier specifically references in one of his interviews, Heaney said he had a 'twisted face'. So she 'twisted' him after she 'married' him. 'But in all the world, there is one lover worth of her/ with as many souls claimed as she' I think it's the ocean and this is why. Both the earth and the ocean have claimed many souls. 'Rushing ashore to meet her' (the tide), 'foaming with loneliness' (seafoam), 'white hands to fondle and beat her' (the whitecaps crashing against the shore or against cliffs and it erodes them ever so softly, bit by bit). 'But for all he's worth/he still shatters always on her earth/the cause of every tear she'd ever weep'. This makes sense if 'he' if the ocean, or more accurately, all of earth's water, because he literally is the tears she weeps, and he's always splattering all over her, rain and such.

10 years ago

Abigail Argonza

absolutely beautiful. Haunting, but beautiful.

10 years ago

Radosław Leśniak

"Run until you feel your lungs bleeding..." <3

10 years ago

mockingbird187

Hozier fails, yet again...to make a bad song. This is an "extra" or "bonus" song!? Christ!I'm pretty sure the "he" in the song is the sea. But who is she? Earth or Winter are my best guesses at the moment.

10 years ago

siouxzieQ

it just keeps getting better and better. I thought take me to church was untoppable. this song is amazing.... spellbound

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