Josh Groban - Weeping video free download

Rachel M

*chills*

Evvie Kappa

*Can you hear its lonely sound too?**WEEPING**I knew a man who lived in fear**It was huge, it was angry,**It was drawing near.**Behind his house a secret place**Was the shadow of the demon**He could never face.**He built a wall of steel and flame**And men with guns to keep it tame**Then standing back he made it plain**That the nightmare would never ever rise again**But the fear and the fire and the guns remain.**It doesn't matter now it's over anyhow**He tells the world that it's sleeping**But as the night came round**I heard its lonely sound**It wasn't roaring, it was weeping**It wasn't roaring, it was weeping.**And then one day the neighbours came**They were curious to know about the smoke and flame**They stood around outside the wall**But of course there was nothing to be heard at all**"My friends," he said, "We've reached our goal**The threat is under firm control**As long as peace and order reign**I'll be damned if I can see a reason to explain**Why the fear and the fire and the guns remain."*

demilu0010

sensacional!!!

Nokuphiwa Madlala

such a powerful song, love it..#proudly south african

Pippa Horan

PIty he left out the most amazing bits. Let SA live forever in peace #myhome

Hilary Martin

I LOVE this man!

Nadia Bond

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Evvie Kappa

*Can you hear its lonely sound too?**WEEPING**I knew a man who lived in fear**It was huge, it was angry,**It was drawing near.**Behind his house a secret place**Was the shadow of the demon**He could never face.**He built a wall of steel and flame**And men with guns to keep it tame**Then standing back he made it plain**That the nightmare would never ever rise again**But the fear and the fire and the guns remain.**It doesn't matter now it's over anyhow**He tells the world that it's sleeping**But as the night came round**I heard its lonely sound**It wasn't roaring, it was weeping**It wasn't roaring, it was weeping.**And then one day the neighbours came**They were curious to know about the smoke and flame**They stood around outside the wall**But of course there was nothing to be heard at all**"My friends," he said, "We've reached our goal**The threat is under firm control**As long as peace and order reign**I'll be damned if I can see a reason to explain**Why the fear and the fire and the guns remain."*

James Bester

Bright Blue - WeepingOne of the most spine chilling songs for all South Africans.Apartheid was a load of bollocks and for that matter so is every other conflict in this world today.It is called communication, talk to people and problems gets solved, NO ONE WANTS TO DIE.+Warren Searle +Chris Roll 

Mickey Jay

Great to see a South African group recognised by such a legend. A very important song indeed.

sergio calvo

"My friends," he said, "We've reached our goal The threat is under firm control As long as peace and order reign I'll be damned if I can see a reason to explain Why the fear and the fire and the guns remain." 

Jimmy 77

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Jean Weigel

Very touching song! I have never heard this song, before tonight. The Weeping last for the night, but Joy can come in the Morning......Feeling this Songs heart.

zsiyw

Sorry, this just doesn't work for me. Agree with other comment about the production of the piece. It only works in the greater context of Apartheid and the fears at the time. I doubt if anyone can record this after the fact and still get the same feeling going that was there in the 80's. Good effort though Josh.

Helen Feriante

oh my I can't believe I found theses videos of the concert Josh Groban did in Utah - brings so many wonderful memories back

Jo-Ann Stokes

Cecile Rous …you are so right! The intense quiet sadness of the original is far more powerful than this version!

Mt. Everest Abe

I love the message of the Song with a golden voice of Josh Godbless

SA Defence News

Yes Josh does have a fantastic voice, and the song is well performed... BUT, in this version they have left out one of the most important parts. between the verses and at various intervals of the original song (recorded in South Africa in 1986) there were cords from the hymn Inkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (which makes up the bulk of the current SA National Anthem) It was hugely significant because when these white boys from the suburbs wrote and recorded this song, Inkosi Sikelel' iAfrika was banned and it was illegal to play. What they did could have resulted in treason charges and the death penalty. 

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