Natalie Merchant

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11 years ago

joesr31

my english teacher sang this in class when shes was about to leave our school 2 years ago..really missed her

12 years ago

cookie129

Beautiful

13 years ago

Daniel Del Ferraro

It's a famous poem, "Spring and Fall" by Gerard Manley Hopkins! I had no idea that she put this into song, wow. This is my favorite poem.

13 years ago

Adam Trotter

Possibly the most moving lyric and song Natalie has ever performed -- and that's saying something, given her repertoire.

13 years ago

wednesday55

The first time I heard this song I just started sobbing. I don't know why, but it always moves me to a place of pure, honest emotion. This song was just waiting in the firmament for the right moment to be brought into existence. It was destined to be written. And I think part of the weight it carries, beyond the emotion in the lyrics themselves, is the tension of having waited so long for someone to find it and bring it to life. Thank God for Natalie. That's all I can say.

13 years ago

mymonkeydusty P

Natalie your the best

13 years ago

LoricusY4

I have no words... it is just ...

13 years ago

dtoolis

WOW, this song is very hard for her to sing. She didn't sing it at the chicago show. Because every concert she does she is so in the moment its understandable why its hard to get through this song.

13 years ago