Disturbed - Sound Of Silence VS Simon & Garfunkel original ( REACTIONS! )

[@davidjohns2772]

Your reaction mirrors those of so many after hearing it. You're not alone in feeling like this Sistah. We love you!

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Thank you, baby 🙏🏾🤗 I love you, too 💖

[@dannysweet540]

late night reactions ! He is brilliant ,,,,,,,,,

[@andreasandersson2964]

that's one hundred percent right down the middle. When I listen to this song I get so sad and emotional that it hurts so bad and I just wan't to run away but at the same time it's comforting to be able to feel the tears running down my chin. Praise David Draiman for this version, in the end it's really healing to be able to feel so much.

[@visforvegan8]

@@andreasandersson2964 that's all I've been thinking about since finding this song 2 days ago. It is the ultimate in cathartic. I can't stop listening to it, and I'm running out of tissues.

[@barbsterback]

When a listener has this reaction to the song, the artist has done his job. Disturbed version reaches in and grasps your very soul with it's intensity.

[@THEredrumrob]

If the version by Disturbed doesn't stir emotions in you, you're not human. You have nothing to apologize for. The crazy thing is that I can't speak as well as that Man can sing. He's a true Master of his craft.

[@johnkochen7264]

The Disturbed version leaves me completely cold. Simon & Garfunkel nailed it the first time. It was literally pure and simple.

[@55wolves]

The first time I heard Disturbed sing this I cried but I went straight back and listened again and just carried on crying. My take first was it was the lyrics that were making me cry; Needless to say, the second time I listened I realised it was the delivery of this song and the emotions that were evoked that were the real clincher. Disturbed and their rendition of this classic made me realise I truly hadn't listened to the lyrics ever

[@D0nut42]

Never apologize for being overcome with emotion from music. That is what music is meant for. Let it flow. :)

[@connieamos6038]

I am 60 and I have known Simon and Garfunkel's version forever and always thought it a beautiful song. But, when Disturbed sang the song, it was a completely different feeling and it was so beautiful I think even Paul Simon would feel great emotion when listening to Disturbed's version. So beautiful. You are a beautiful soul, I am sorry you have bad memories brought up by this song. You are good enough, you are such a sweet, sweet soul.

[@edwardsummey8843]

Connie Amos. In fact, when Paul Simon heard the Disturbed cover, he posted it on his social media account- the first cover of his song he had ever done so with.

[@visforvegan8]

My understanding is Paul cried when he heard it. He has given over the song to David's hands.

[@jimmyjobindi2128]

I love your words.

[@nathanielbarr497]

He also personally reached out to Disturbed with an email, telling them, "Really powerful performance on Conan the other day. First time I’d seen you do it live. Nice. Thanks."

[@johnspartan98]

Your reaction is the most uninhibited, honest, and sincere I have seen, and I have watched dozens of reaction videos for this song over the last 4 years. You are a beautiful person, inside and out. I pray that I could be in a place with more people like you. Kudos.

[@TenorMike33]

Iv'e seen a lot of reactions to this song and yours is the best by far. A beautiful reaction by a beautiful lady

[@cullertransportation]

I never knew how good David Draymons voice was until I heard this

[@ChrisPage68]

Sistah - I hear you regarding the oppression of silence. That when my negative self-talk begins, in the time between turning the TV off and hauling myself into bed and turning off the light any time between 1 - 1.45am. It takes this old body longer to get ready for bed, and by that time I'll have beaten myself up enough to be tired enough to sleep. It's one reason why I keep my TV on through the day. It blocks out Him, the self-critical part of me that keeps dragging me down to his level.

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Oh baby. You're breaking my heart. I wish I could give you the biggest hug right now. But I would also give you a warm and loving kiss on your beautiful forehead. Those are the kinds of kisses that means the most to me. And I feel they go a long way. I know it is easier said than done, but please do your best to love on yourself and not beat yourself up. There are plenty of people in the world that would love to do that for your. But YOU have to be the one, that's got your back. I love you 🤗🌻💖

[@gregrot]

Sistah, you are a beautiful human being, inside and out. You are a brave and strong woman and this Brit really appreciates you. Peace and Love to you.🌹

[@timbrom]

It takes some courage to sit in front of a camera with an emotional locomotive bearing down on you like this. And it hit you full on. Wonderful, genuine and heartfelt reaction. The original is a lovely tune, I've had it on my favourites list since digital music was invented, but this version just blows it out of the water.

[@2nahan564]

That silence after Disturbed explains everything. 2 masterpieces. WITHOUT A DOUBT.

[@paulapjclark8928]

Thank you for bringing the original with it!

[@amydavies2529]

Music is meant to hit the soul. Paul Simon wrote such a meaningful song. In an interview, Paul Simon said this song now belongs to Disturbed. They depicted the meaning vocally and creatively.

[@visforvegan8]

I stopped it at 9:16 when Disturbed version ended. You could see everything you needed to know in her reactions to the two songs. S&G's was an iconic and lovely song. Disturbed goes in and grabs your heart, and shakes you to your core.

[@jerryfree5325]

simon and garfunkel sent us a message on social behavior,disturbed are pissed because we didn't listen"

[@tammyusher4175]

Disturbed's version isn't just a song. It's definitely a journey.

[@smiff4748]

I don't think I'm alone saying this dear girl. I sincerely wish that I could hug you right now, You look like you could really do with hugs from us your friends.

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Thank you 😊 I received that 🤗♥️

[@richardkilgore8922]

I slept with a am transistor radio under my pillow for the same reasons, have been a Rock drummer for 40 years, found a way to drown it all out!❣🎶🎶!

[@angelabirmingham3377]

Together that made a beautiful masterpiece. I’m over 50 and have been listening to Disturbed for many years. Their songs always manipulate different emotions in me. Sometimes I need a fight song. If that makes sense. It keeps me from going back down those dark and hurtful memories so I can find strength to push forward.

[@jeannie3631]

Feelings of inadequacy. That hit me hard because that feeling... deep hurt. Lonely. Pain. Silence.

[@nedahopkins996]

I'm 65 I have sang this and Bridge Over Troubled Waters by S&G for over 50 years But this version of Sound of Silence blew my mind , I cried. I saw the second it grabbed your emotions GREAT cover

[@justabum1242]

there is something incredibly powerful about this rendition. I cant put my finger on it, but it touches my soul in some literal way. It makes me very emotional for reasons i cant explain. Your reaction was beautiful, no need to apologize.

[@pouncerlion4022]

I love this song because of how the band takes the powerful expressiveness of Metal and uses it to perfectly honor the heart of the original while using the power of classical music to enrich the experience. And David's voice... I just don't have words.

[@keefsmiff]

This version hits like me like a truck every time too...bless you

[@rickwoodham4570]

1: Thank you for this great reaction comparison. 2: Never feel the need to apologize for how you emotionally respond to something (especially this cover) 3: When I listen to S&G's version - it's so light sounding, I barely "listen" to the lyrics. David Draiman of Disturbed's version - being slower & more passionate draws you in. Forcing you to LISTEN to his words. Words that S&G told us but went ignored for generations. David now yelling at us for not listening to the warning. Again thank you and bless you

[@mrsnarf4846]

Extended a lil over a min and Slowed down to really bring out the Emotion and Meaning of the Lyrics and the Song.... This is the BEST ever Redo of a Song in history that complimented the Lyrics in the Process! Yes this makes me cry like a lil baby every time!

[@beverlybrejcha7858]

You are not alone! I listened to this for the first time in the wee hours of the morning, and I bawled like a baby when I heard it, and still well up and get a tight throat every time i hear it. I've just spent almost 15 hours watching people's posts of hearing this version of the song for the first time. And, I can tell you, you are in good company! A large number of people, even big, strong men are brought to tears by this version! So, let yourself feel all the feelings that it brings out.

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Thank you :) ♥

[@jenny_lee_87]

Thanks for reacting. Just subscribed 🤗🥰🤗

[@silentferret1049]

I was so waiting for this reaction here. I can take the song and view it in many meaning. From what some say is like a representation of the world today and technology (even though when this song was made the technology was not around really) to dreamers thinking and making such beautiful designs and with the hopes of riches and fame but never being able to share them. But the music video of Disturbed version I think adds another layer that you can think of. Imagine all the beautiful songs that were written in peoples minds just to be lost and never heard. I can always listen to Disturbed version over and over again and can see it in a different view.

[@chaoticoldbore]

For those asking for Henk's version, this was recorded before that happened, otherwise it would have been done for sure.

[@DCMutE27]

A beautifully honest reaction. It really is that powerful. Well done for not hiding it. Kudos

[@markellars9245]

Hi The Sound of Silence is a warning about the way people live and treat one another.

[@linhager12]

Bless your heart, it hit you like it did me. Have listened to it LOTS... and I tear up, get chills.... Between David's fantastic vocal... the arrangement, the orchestra.... WOW... and he was sick, running a fever during that performance.... Paul Simon liked it so much, he put it on his online page... touches the heart and soul.

[@marcusfridh8489]

This song was written more than 55 years ago, but it has not been more important than it is today, with the silence of the masses, like a cancer grow, in favour of hate, rasism, fasism, greed and rightwing and religious violence, and eviromental issues. Becourse just like in the 1930`s europe, it is the silence of the masses that let the oppression , the hate and the fear grow. it is that this song means to me, a wakeup call to fight all oppression to save humanity and to save this planet for future generations. ps: I have difficulties to sleep when it is quiet too. it is a symptom of PTSD, for you the childhood and the abuse created your PTSD for me it was feeling diffrent of undiagnosed Autism/ Aspergers syndrome/Tourettes, didnt get my AS/TS diagnosis untill i was a grown up man in 2007.Ds

[@atolmasoff]

I don't think I've watched a reaction video where someone was so into and moved by the music. This was a wonderfully fun watch! Thanks!

[@cruggiere]

Your soul was touched, just like so many other souls his voice has graced.

[@jeffreyk4237]

This rendition is incredibly powerful. No matter what mood I am in when I listen to this... I WILL get emotional. Not sure why... One of the very few songs that could do that.

[@paulschmidt1644]

It breaks my heart to hear the emotions this song awakened in you, I can say with almost 100% certainty that we’ve all been there, you are a beautiful woman keep doing what you do. Your a star!!!!!

[@joewillie5800]

After 55 years of listening to the original, this version by Disturbed is what hits home the most. I was 14 when the original came out and really did not understand the power of what Paul Simon was saying. As the years pasted, the words meant more and more. But this version is so powerful and hits so hard at how we have abandoned what is good. "People talking with speaking, People hearing without listening. Wow prophetic words from so long ago. Oh the times they are a changing!!!!!

[@meemermarie1977]

Its not a metal song but simon and garfunkles bridge over troubled water (audio) is comforting and beautiful

[@jjt1120]

I’ve watched countless reactions of this song and yours is the most intelligent and real reaction I’ve seen. Thank you.

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Aaaawwe, thank you, love :)) ♥

[@knightlife98]

David sat in the booth for three hours, listening to this over, and over.

[@dianesmith7208]

That’s ok love. I was very emotional too when I heard it. Wow. Just wow. He really put passion into the words of the song. And it meant something to me as well. We can interpret the words to our own meaning in our lives. It IS like that sometimes where people talk and say nothing. They listen but the just don’t hear you. Or each other. It hit me. I’ve heard the original so many times without really hearing the meaning behind them.

[@faust3904]

Much Much Love for, and to, HalfLifeSistah ♥️

[@samuelwilliams1815]

You are beautiful!! Thank you for the video :) Disturbed's version makes me cry every single time.

[@Joshua785MO]

Your feelings and emotions to the sound of silence grabbed hold of me deeply. Your explanation of how it personally affected you had me feeling sad for you as well. I can feel your sorrow. You’re beautiful inside and out. 🙏🏼🤗

[@crunchhardtack6514]

Music is mankind's only real gift to the universe.

[@kathystanley5787]

I loved your reaction! It was mine as well. The voice on this man is undeniable.

[@markpinkston9258]

I just saw your reaction. I agree totally with what u say. I love Simon and Garfunkel but how he does the cover makes me cry all the time. He tells a story with just his voice.

[@biffie186]

Yheee Sugar! 💜 well if you liked it Henk Poort did an other awesome job and sings for Floor Janssen (from Nightwish). Much love from the Netherlands

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Hi, sunshiiiine 🙃🤗 I have to give that song a listen! 💖

[@jasonmcmillan6598]

The first time I heard the disturbed version- I heard it on the radio while driving on the highway. I was so moved at an emotional level- I had to pull over.

[@paul52eccles]

This song has different meanings for different people BUT the only common feeling most people feel is Distrub and David's voice touches the deep seated soul of emotion. I've seen grown men break down in tears when they hear this ... including me. If you've ever had a sad or emotional experience in life, David brings it out. A truly holy voice. There's a few of Disturbed songs that should come with a public health warning for this type of reaction.

[@timur5241]

Simon & Garfunkel - calm, accurate, deep Disturbed - cinematic, dramatic

[@Bobbyliscious]

And TY for appreciating it

[@andyhoustonrest]

Thank you for sharing. Best reaction video I have seen. I can see it was painful for you but that's what made it so powerful. Thank you.

[@mikebatdorf3060]

David is a genius he sings this song with such loving pleasure and then he spikes it with pain. Absolutely brilliant cover best ever cover that I've heard

[@lakeam57]

Beautiful....the song AND you and your reaction. Thank you.

[@ReclaimedRebel]

You are a beautiful and magnificent soul. 💜 Here after watching your NIN/Johnny Cash verses. This disturbed version is emotion stirring and powerful. You found a new fan this evening. Much love ❤️

[@taobarb1]

Oh Sweetie. Think of this as cathartic. This is the first time I’ve seen your vs reactions. The song was composed by a 21 year old very young man in the early 60’s during times when youth were hard pressed to get their parents and elders, many of whom were born in the 30’s and 40’s and who after WWII shut everything out, went to work, had “traditional families” and didn’t listen to their young folk who were getting deeply involved in the civil rights movement, when colleges were organizing anti-war movements, and who felt, as young people in their 20’s, that the older generations didn’t connect to the injustices they saw. Then JFK, MLK, RFK and so many others who were the hope of a new generation were killed. Many lost hope. It’s a song of hopelessness and loneliness and brilliant. Simon and Garfunkle originally recorded it with just two acoustic guitars. Their manager and producer jazzed it up with a pop folk arrangement which took away the meaning Simon intended it to have. But back then, we weren’t allowed to sing with the kind of passion and plaintive cry which David Draiman sings this with. Disturbed has been around as an unusual metal band since the mid 90’s and all the more exceptional because the musicianship and training of these men was first rate. They always had a melody to their cuts because they could play and sing, and could translate something our brains could relate to into their really hard stuff. The band members suffered with various hellish situations in their own lives, and remarkably, about 10 years ago, they started talking about doing more lyrical compositions and covers. They covered several well known rock songs from groups like Tears for Fears and Sting, but they never knew that what THEY truly loved and wanted would work for their audiences. David Draiman has said that it still blows his mind when he looks out over audiences and sees people crying or waving lighters or phone lights. The group members are in their mid 40’s now, married, some with children, and have lived lives which included pain and then happiness, and maturity. David Draiman has always been considered to have one of the best and most powerful voices in rock or metal. He is an exceptionally classically well trained operatic baritone. He has a range of 3 octaves plus 4 notes. He can move from low registers to high ones with perfect pitch every time and has protected his voice by developing a different way of singing his vocal fries - the rasp. He is also incredibly well spoken, gifted, articulate and emotionally attached to everything he sings. Just about everyone who hears his version stops and actually listens to the verses written by Paul Simon for the very first time. Every performance, live or recorded, illicit the same reaction. The magnificence (you’re the only other person aside from myself that has found this entire arrangement and the musicianship to be magnificent. Perfect). Here’s one other thing. While David never actually became a cantor in his own synagogue, he trained day in and day out to be cantor for many years and had the best training. He simply wanted more and didn’t want to be pigeonholed and he liked metal. Like an African or tribal town crier, or the best gospel choirs, or anyone who calls out to God, cantors sing the Bible/Torah/ holy book passages in Jewish synagogues to call out to God for their congregations. Some are average, some seem to cry as they sing, but what they sing is soul, is real feeling, is sacred. Personally, and this is just my humble opinion, I think that the reason why people respond the way they do to this brilliant version is because when someone is desperately crying out in the wilderness for someone to please listen, to hear that warning of the loss of our connections to one another, at this time, our time, God, Allah, Christ, is channeled and somehow we hear it - and we understand it. This song is covered at a time of despair and desperation, so it IS a cry to God to make people listen. I apologize for this long post, but I’d like to just ask you to watch the video with the sound off, and consider the story. In spite of everything that had been discarded, all of the musical instruments, these men were rescuing the means of telling a story, of singing a meaningful message that someone could hear or be touched by. They don’t know if what they found will make a difference any more because of their abandonment. They see people waiting for something on another shore having found music buried in the dirt that hadn’t been played. The lyrics tell us that the truth isn’t in neon lights, isn’t in false gods or commercialism. The truth is in real relationships. Instruments, voices and music, but that people had forgotten or given up on being heard. Loneliness takes over because people don’t dare speak up. But the last scene shows the musicians and their rescued instruments crossing the river in a sort of ark, bringing them to join the lonely silent people holding the music, to rediscover communication and connection. It takes work, it takes insistence upon being heard, you know? But while the song is so powerfully pleading and crying out for change, the visuals in the video show hope at the end of it. No one else with any other life experience, knowing what praying in song and pleading to God or thanking God in a holy place, snd who has been through some desperately depressed times in his - their - lives could impact us the way this cover does. Like others have said here, you felt what we all do when we really study all of what is going on here, even aside from the first visceral reaction. Life is complicated, but we mustn’t give up on one another. Too many folks do. I hope you know you are loved🙏❤️🙏 S

[@bobbilowery2975]

Hey beautiful!!! Great job again! 💜💜😘

[@SpykinR]

I hear YOUR silence!

[@annamariebeneduci3754]

Paul Simon said this is disturbs song now ❤

[@kippb]

The most genuine reaction I have seen to the beauty and power of this song....THANK YOU!

[@pingcho]

This song reaches down to our own personal deep sorrow that we have it takes it away and feeds it back to us stronger than when it took it away and it made it okay. Only if you've experienced a profound deep sorrow will you understand what I'm saying

[@kenrobinson6287]

Loved your honest reaction, you are beautiful inside and outside you truly are. Ken Robinson.

[@megalictis9002]

You are the first person to compare them both! Your reaction is so pure and so beautiful, I feel like I just want to hold you in my arms. I feel the same way when I hear this song. For four decades this was Simon and Garfunkel's magnum opus. Then Disturbed came along and totally owned it forever! They accentuate the way each (false) crescendo is obliterated by the next crescendo. It intensifies the emotional impact of each subsequent verse. David's emphasis on the line "the neon "god" THEY MADE" really did it for me. That was a beautiful and moving reaction video!

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Thank you, sugah :) ♥

[@Seofthwa]

There are a lot of times when we as humans have to deal with our past and our emotions: fear, anger, sadness, depression, self loathing and more. Music can trigger some of these emotions and force us to deal with them. One co-worker once said to me that he never cried at his mother's funeral, I don't know if if was because he was a man or something cultural. However, I could only think that how sad I was for him in that he was inhibited and could not express his feelings and be himself. Our emotions are what make us truly human, the positive and negative. It is up to us on how we deal with and process them, it is just another form of expression that is not used enough IMO.

[@patrickbertrand6224]

poor little cat...so much tears...sometime songs can touch you in a way you dont imagine. thats my favorite song

[@michelleormay9226]

THIS Song has THOUSANDS Of Meanings I Like S&G as I grow up with BUT David's Version (Desturbed) his SONG does that to me Everytime I Listen to this SONG I get GOOSEBUMPS, TEARS and SPEECHLESS I Listern to it at least twice a Day to Say Good Morning to My Husband of 30 yrs with 2 Other Song Suddenly Sung by Angry Anderson (I walked down the Isle to the man I LOVED 30yrs ago and Everything I Do I do it for YOU-Sung by Bryan Adams ) BUT 4 months ago My SPECIAL Needs Son Chose this Song for his DAD'S LIFE Celebration Cremation Service (It did it to all that Listened to this on this day and these Songs will ALWAYS Be the GLUE that HOLDS My HEART together When It Feels SHATTERED GOD BLESS YOU for this Version Will ALWAYS Be a SPECIAL part of My LIFE Because My SOULMATE My FRIEND My HUSBAND Loved this SONG to which I didn't know Because a DAD and SON Bonded through Music (Music Wars On Sunday afternoon) My Son showed his Dad 3 weeks before he passed away in June 2020 Because Of an AGGRESSIVE Bladder Cancer SONGS UNITE and I know David made a DIFFERENCE and EMPOWERED all who Celebrated My Husband's LIFE GOD Bless YOU David for Bringing a CLASSIC to LIFE🙃🙃🎶🎵🎶🎵😇🙏👍💔💝😁😁

[@nemo.nessuno]

Your sensitivity is so wonderful... ❤️ I cried with you...

[@fabianshamano5953]

This was my exact first reaction to this, and I have been listening to it everyday on replay for a year since then and now that I have seen your reaction I think I can finally better understand why I connected to as well cause I can relate to what you are saying and past. God bless your beautiful soul

[@goblufeverwe]

I understand. I dont sleep well either. Chronically tired. You have a beautiful heart. You would make an amazing coach.

[@manofkuss]

I love Simon & Garfunkel's original version, but Disturbed's version touched my soul. Your reaction was very much like mine. When I watched your reaction, I just wanted to reach out and give you a hug. Thank you for sharing. I've also watched a number of reaction videos to this song, but yours really touched me. Thank you.

[@jeannie3631]

Feelll it sister, Feel it

[@Bobbyliscious]

You have to understand that when Simon & Garfunkel recorded this, the audience was not yet ready for a long ballad.

[@pattiecoxey]

I am sorry about your awfully sad feelings...I can relate. I can't sleep without the TV on. This cover brings goosebumps to most who hear it. Good to let out some of this memories, they are yours❤️🙏

[@EMTwombly]

Paul Simon wrote this song in his bathroom with a lit candle, in the darkness, while his parents watched TV. He felt disconnected, alone, and isolated. But yet, he knew a solution. Communication with speaking and listening, making contact/a connection. This song floods my mind today.

[@ElyseStandard]

I've never seen someone rock a purple lip so effortlessly and I live for it.

[@Mike_Judas_Priest_Kalsek]

VS suggestions: Judas Priest/Joan Baez - Diamonds & Rust or Judas Priest/Fleetwood Mac - The Green Manalishi With The Two-Pronged Crown or Judas Priest/Spooky Tooth - Better By You, Better Than Me...notice a pattern here? hahaha! Cheers!

[@BigMKatmn1]

diamonds and rust has some awesome live versions from judas priest ...better then the album in my opinion

[@Bobbyliscious]

There is no comparisn... Dave nailed it

[@jaytrace1006]

I have just discovered you today. You seem like a really nice woman. I was born in 1966, and I have been a music fan since I’m a kid. The S&G version has been part of the tapestry that has made up my life. I love it. I must admit, however, that the Disturbed version is POWERFUL! I love it as well, but, I think, for different reasons.

[@russellholding1877]

God Bless you sister. you are LOVED.

[@HalfLifeSistah]

Aaawwe, thank you, love. You are loved, too!! (((hugs))) ♥

[@chrissynovful]

21 Pilots “Car Radio” is a song that describes exactly what you were saying regarding noise to distract from thoughts and the enveloping quiet that can bring reality and negativity. If you haven’t listened to I suggest it ( therapeutic). I’m not suggesting a public reaction because it could make you feel vulnerable and that isn’t what I’m asking you to do.

[@sorgus1199]

im an adult man...i am crying every time i hear the cover from disturbed...its so powerful..so... ;)

[@shihansensei983]

You are truly a child of God. Every nuance you shared with us, was/is a true revelation. Music is so very powerful, so much so that even in Heaven, where all is goodness,.... there are Angels who sing of glorious inspiration. " One can only perceive that which is already a part of us." Your willingness to share the private corners of your soul is a testament of the one who sculpted you. I rarely respond to reactions, you, however, have inspired me to be a better person. Sleep, the sleep of the chosen... Thank you. Amen, and may God Bless.

[@i80gypsy]

Your reaction was spot on. I'm sad that your tears trigger a need to apologize. They were glorious.

[@maxmattt]

I’ll look forward to watching you guys seeing Henk Poort perform the Disturbed cover of this when you finally get to that episode of Beste Zangers. It’s the fourth episode (Floor’s episode) If remember correctly.

[@HalfLifeSistah]

No way! He sang this song?! :-OOO

[@Jklak100]

HalfLifeSistah - Yeah, and did ot very good way indeed,... 👍 ❤️ 👍

[@ChrisPage68]

@@HalfLifeSistah You may need tissues. It's a powerful version. Floor Jansen loved it. 😘

[@gamelle71]

@@HalfLifeSistah , he completly owned it !!!

[@eddiehaskell1619]

Awesome! You get it.

[@bobbrown200]

I was late hearing Disturbed's cover of this song. I love S&G and never would I have guessed someone could cover this song and have it be any better then the OG. I WAS SO WRONG! 🤯

[@michaeldillinghamthe9642]

Your reaction needed no words.

[@ThebadMAN747]

Simon and Garfunkel the original. A whispered warning. Disturbed. An angry battle cry that the warning was ignored.

[@TheWhyisthatso]

"Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of heaven"

[@paulalavin8785]

That reaction sums it all up.

[@kimpoder]

Great reaction, and what a great smile! btw, love the thing on your right wrist, what is that?

[@lisawalker91]

Halflifesista,I could never sleep in silence...never. if I was forced to it traumatic. My life like yours has been traumatic. Now at 52 I realize I have to face my past to live much less sleep.we ARE here for a reason, but we have to listen to our soul to figure it out .

[@mindymcintosh9865]

Originally written about tv. But it applies today even more...still with tv..but now add cell phones..tablets..computers. etc. People have lost the ability to connect.

[@dravinblack]

i haven't looked at your library of videos yet, But have you done the song Zombie? It was first done by The Cranberries and later remade by Bad Wolves. Reviewing both can be a good experience.

[@robertwilliams4260]

you may want o give a listen to Suzanne Vega's song "Luka" written and performed in the late 60's, early 70's

[@jillgambone8316]

One was a warning. One is disappointment and almost anger that we did not heed the warning. Now look what we have...that was my take. Your reaction, real, gave me another take on it. How wonderful! Thank you!