I enjoyed this song so much I’m reblogging it. May it lift your spirits or keep them them flying high.
With Love,
Russ
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Russ, this is brilliant. This song never fails to lift my spirits and I’ve heard it many times as my son plays this and many other songs by Aviicci on keyboard – one even at Covent Gardens concert. Loved this version and what a stunning setting. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! Your son must be very talented! Thank you for your kind comment, Annika.
Russ
I watched and listened to it too, it is wonderful!
I agree. It’s wonderful indeed. Thank you, Ute.
Russ
wonderful – thanks for sharing this )
I love sharing beauty from wherever I find it my friend.
Russ
Wonderful! So glad I clicked that play button. Thank you.
I’m glad it resonated for you, too, Julie. Thank you for letting me know.
Russ
I really enjoyed this, especially the scenery. Living in a state that is nearly flat I can appreciate what many may take for granted. There are no mountains to stand on to give you courage when you are feeling small or to awaken that sense of awe you have when you can see your whole world below your feet and for the first time see how small it really is…to contemplate the largeness of the universe for just a second and in doing so, see that your own potentially has been barely tapped. It truly made my heart grow bigger and beat stronger…
When I lived in Chico I saw Garrison Keilor and he started his monologue with a description of California’s voluptuous hills and valleys. We all laughed at the time but I found that elevation change is one of the things I miss most about California. On my last trip, I delighted in driving highway 17, not one of my favorites in terms of banking…still, looking forward to doing it again in the near future. 🙂
This video pulls me to make a special trip to my sacred place in the hills where, on a clear day, I can see the whole Bay Area from San Francisco to Hollister. If I do…I’ll send you a panorama picture of it. ❤