Didn't know the true history behind this song. Emotional from a unionist that lost family to the troubles. Respect 🤝

Bravo Liam!!!

Tháinig mé ar seo trí thimpiste- a Dhia sin é an chéad uair a chuala mé an t-iomann seo á chanadh leis an oiread sin doimhneacht agus mothúchán. Nár laga Dia thú, a Liam

Just finished your book what inspiration you are absolutely brilliant

Beautiful

Very interesting and compelling interview. The calm humility of Brother Thierry, his natural open manner without affectation surprised me and impressed me. He seems very philosophical and interested in how best to engage with others.

My great uncle was the one killed by the gunmen outside his house.

Profoundly beautiful…..

Liam O'Maonial your music enters my soul. Thank you I love you. Reverence.

Thanx, lovd Cockburn's music since hearing it in 70's!

Am sitting here pissed Liam your music is the best your voice good love it ,its like the way our country was before all this mass imagration want to turn the clock back our values culture its going our culture is going this is what gets me years off history gone

now I'm certain it was you , Bruce, who i met one day at a beautiful little café in kincardine Ontario on a beautiful day. but i had to hop in my truck and drive away. 2008 ish. the lions are here! Don't worry. Time is near. Imprecatory prayer is better than death and destruction. There won't be an end to this till Yahushua returns. .

i need to talk to Bruce. i need to know where and how that at such a young age he came up with wandering where the lions are.

It's incredible what you all went through. The more I learn the more respect I have for you all.

Liam is just another level.class

I can’t be the first to ask for an an English translation……

A saint at work.

Outstanding and outstanding. Roddy o carlin ytube

Read An Evil Cradling about thirty years ago. When he described being bound while being transported, it was as if I'd read it last week. Maith thu a Bhrian, ard fhear. Looking forward already to listening to this interview again, and again.

I always scratch my head when people talk about, what is referred to as, the religious right. I know a lot of these people, and they are as diverse in their opinions as other definable groups. Do they find politicians on the right more in line with what they believe in? Liberals do the same. Does it mean the left is monolithic, as the religious right is often described? I know of no communities in the US where someone is afraid to express a liberal opinion for fear of violence. Alternatively, when I'm with a bunch of liberals, they have group think, too. It's absolutely predictable what they are going to say. The thing with people who even think Christianity is in some way worthy of any observance, have to struggle with directives like if you have two coats, give one away. Not tax the guy with 10 coats & make him give away 5. People on the left & the right in the US all pad their life with disposable income, yes, on different kinds of padding. Seems that might be some common ground for people who aspire to be set aside in some way by a transcendent power, than the usual observations on one group has become totally unreasonable.

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Great 🧐 stuff❤ away 😮❤

Absolutely brilliant

Absolute goosebumps 💚💜

A living genius

39:29 bookmark

First time I heard this song was when the CD came out, and he played at the national concert hall. It was simply amazing.

Beautiful. The words just cycled through my head all afternoon. What a terrible strife you folks in NI lived through. Glad things are better now but we will remember through songs like this.

Is there a translation? Beautiful

Cockburn is the very best Christian musician in the 🌎.

A beautiful song in a beautiful language as old and draped in mystery as the land its self.

Great job in showcasing Liam and his exceptional talents!

Class Liam

Just......... wow!

Racist woman who is using her position to attempt to divert the narrative of an Algerian man targeting and stabbing a bunch of Irish children. A dangerous individual

The singing is phenomenal but what really struck me is the way he sits back almost suddently after the last note, as if utterly exhausted. Somehow it was entirely the right thing to do, a very honest gesture for the song’s terribly sad ending, which one can tell has affected him as much as it has us.

I love Bruce! I have since I was 10 years old, when I went to my first ever concert and saw him in concert at Massey Hall. My older brother took me. It was a memorable experience, so much so that I continued to go to Bruce's concerts over the years. I'm 62 now and I still love Bruce!

Go h-álainn.

His book was so beautiful writing one of the best books i have ever read

Medical systems should be basic human right globally!

You're right I think Bruce. The actual word for God is a verb. When asked "who shall I say sent me?" the answer translates something like I am aming.

For the bones and soul of the thing that has no name. Amen

Gafa go hiomlán leis an leagan seo. Álainn.

Pas mal

I have adored his music for years. I can't understand/comprehend how musicians can continually write great music. I have seen him numerous times in the last twenty years and have met him probably the same amount of times. I created a portrait of him some time ago, brought it to a show of his in Madison, WI, and had him autograph the painting. It is my most favorite piece of BC memorabilia I own.

Slàinte! ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🇺🇸

42:00 Liam speaks so strongly, lovingly, respectfully of his own culture... and understandably so, and as it should be.. yet the world over (these days) "they" are making our connection and appreciation for our own personal cultures... a bad thing... sad where we are headed....

I was looking for a different 'eel song' (also known as 'Listen') - so glad listened to this - wow - powerful - beautiful - and this done LIVE on a podcast? brilliant, awesome, amazing. *thank you*

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