This is going to be totally random but my sister put this track over a video of a horse festival that I and my pony took part in and had a potentially bad fall in . She played the tune over the video to cover up her screeches ;) (we fall at about 4.00)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DXvFx1E_Hk&feature=share
The thing is, to me, the lyrics speak for the stewards who helped us up and assured us all was well - and that is a powerful thing if a true horseman looks into your eyes and tells you, yes, you are ok and your pony is ok. To my sister who put the music to the video, it was the emotion of pure relief that all was well.
So, good songs can mean so many incredibly diverse things, though the feeling of safety and looked-after-ness is universal.
Anyway, am not a music person but that's my take on what is now one of my lifetime fave songs :) It's a song and a moment I will always treasure.
This is going to be totally random but my sister put this track over a video of a horse festival that I and my pony took part in and had a potentially bad fall in . She played the tune over the video to cover up her screeches ;) (we fall at about 4.00)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DXvFx1E_Hk&feature=share The thing is, to me, the lyrics speak for the stewards who helped us up and assured us all was well - and that is a powerful thing if a true horseman looks into your eyes and tells you, yes, you are ok and your pony is ok. To my sister who put the music to the video, it was the emotion of pure relief that all was well. So, good songs can mean so many incredibly diverse things, though the feeling of safety and looked-after-ness is universal. Anyway, am not a music person but that's my take on what is now one of my lifetime fave songs :) It's a song and a moment I will always treasure.