Joni Mitchell - A Case of You (Live at the Newport Folk Festival 2022) [Official Video]

Listen to Joni’s Newport performance of her classic song, “A Case of You” on your preferred platform: JM.lnk.to/ACOYNpt
Joni Mitchell stunned the Newport Folk Festival audience last summer when she gave a surprise performance - her first in 20 years - delivering a heartfelt set in partnership with Brandi Carlile and a remarkable cast of musicians and friends that formed The Joni Jam. Her triumphant return to the stage on July 24, 2022, will be featured on a new live album, AT NEWPORT. Available on July 28, 2023 and produced by Brandi Carlile & Joni, AT NEWPORT will be available on CD, 2-LP, digitally, and in Dolby Atmos. Pre-order here:
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Recorded live at the Newport Folk Festival in Newport, Rhode Island
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Joni Jam Players:
Joni Mitchell: vocals, guitar • Brandi Carlile: vocals (courtesy of Elektra Records) • Phil Hanseroth: bass, backing vocals (courtesy of Elektra Records) • Tim Hanseroth: guitar, dulcimer, backing vocals (courtesy of Elektra Records) • Lucius - Jess Wolfe & Holly Laessig: vocals, backing vocals (courtesy of Mom+Pop) • Taylor Goldsmith: guitar, vocals, backing vocals • Celisse: guitar, vocals, backing vocals • Ben Lusher: piano • Blake Mills: guitar, backing vocals (courtesy of A New Deal Records/Verve Records) • Marcus Mumford: percussion, vocals, backing vocals (courtesy of Capitol Records) • Josh Neumann: cello • Allison Russell: clarinet, backing vocals (courtesy of Fantasy Records) • Rick Whitfield: guitar, backing vocals • Matt Chamberlain: additional percussion
Group Vocals: Wynonna Judd (courtesy of ANTI Records) • Shooter Jennings • Kyleen King • SistaStrings - Monique Ross & Chauntee Ross • Jay Carlile • Marcy Gensic • Sauchuen Yu

[@JohannSebastianWainwright]

Everyone on that stage is in awe of that woman. As I am. Living legend.

[@collinnc2001]

I wouldn’t be able to do it , without crying

[@SomeGuy-cw9rw]

Brandi Carlisle’s voice is 🔥🔥 And Joni sounds even better in her golden years.

[@jonamore9154]

I was married to a Canadian girl for 36 years and this was our song and she passed away from a massive heart attack and I've never been quite the same. thank you Joni thank you ladies. thank you, music

[@KSpirit54]

Sending healing energy to you. 💖

[@tracy9451]

She is with you of course !!! Love and light my friend..love and light❤❤❤❤

[@le_th_]

Death of a loved one is never easy, but such an abrupt and unexpected loss is a trauma many can't understand and, of course, no decent human being would wish that understanding on anyone. I hope that, in time, your grief will lessen and you find more smiles coming to your face when you remember her and how fortunate you were to have your paths intersect and intertwine for so long.

[@sarahkor4145]

My most beautiful and loving Canadian wife is on the other side now, too. I hear you with my whole heart. I come to this song for the same reason.

[@SilverQuillTV]

😢❤thank you for sharing your story! What a beautiful marriage you both had!

[@tistepiste3300]

For anyone wondering who's the man with the beautiful voice singing along: It is none other than Marcus Mumford

[@hannehanneart8605]

Thank you. 🙂

[@16watch]

How great is Brandi for guiding this glorious performance?

[@arnebey]

Dear lord, tears for Joni's beauty, the heartbreak, the ravages of life and ecstacy of life. I can only think that it's all come to this moment. Brandi . . . no words for the gifts you've given to Joni!

[@fionabooth1816]

You put that so well

[@thertraumatic]

Joni and Brandi, it doesn’t get more beautiful than this!

[@danjackson140]

Brandi Statton?

[@celestelaburda1671]

@@danjackson140Carlisle

[@claudiaserrot6394]

And Mumford!

[@le_th_]

...and the pianist is also singing over Joni's lyrics after @1:45 and he sings almost so seamlessly you almost don't notice his voice over some of Joni's lyrics. Such a talented group of musicians...

[@manubotari5228]

I'm from Brazil and I had never heard about Joni before. I'm obsess righ now. Why am I crying ? 😞🥲

[@irish66]

You have many riches to unfold.

[@deolimar1977]

Eu já conhecia, mas esta atuação sempre me emociona ❤

[@carmaff6050]

The most beautiful musical moment I've ever witnessed. There's nothing that could touch my soul the way this has. Truly incredible! I can feel my heart beating in my ears, the emotion this brings is something else!

[@atwater82]

I think I love her voice now, it's so much deeper and huskier. I would love to hear an album of her previous songs and the voice she has now. It's like butter!

[@XMagiX21]

you should listen to her album "both sides now". its quite jazzy - a couple of years old already, but her more mature, deeper voice is there already.

[@jimiguitar100]

Exactly

[@katykozi]

I agree. I listened to some of her older songs the other day and her voice is so deep now.

[@rocky01ist]

Her songs touches me more and more - maybe I had to grow up and become, well, 50 till I learned to appreciate and listen to this wonderful woman. I am 60 now, I hope next generation will also find her

[@chrismohan]

Sometimes music catches in your throat. As you clear the fog, tears are shaken loose. Something so beautiful and honest about this. Doesn’t hurt that it’s one of the most beautiful songs ever written and sung.

[@giovanbattistarivecchio3831]

this comment

[@charlesland-vl8rg]

Just breathtaking! Joni Mitchell one of the true greats!

[@stevegill5540]

I got quite emotional watching this - the ending of an era, but greatness will live on.

[@ianrawlins2231]

Astonishingly good. Joni you're a queen!

[@nix2k22]

Thank you Brandi and Joni ❤

[@pipocalaroca330]

suddenly im crying like a little baby… such a joyous beautiful moment for a such heartbreaking song

[@daw162]

really spectacular. when people get older and their range drops, it often doesn't do good things for them. What has happened with Joni's voice is the opposite. It is three dimensionally wonderful and warm, and she has wonderful taste in just how to use it.

[@daisypearl3715]

Agreed. Bruce Springsteen is the same. Its like they need to grow into their songs to really make them come to life

[@gigidayz6936]

Joni Mitchell is THE national treasure. Of all time.

[@mairnealachcaillte771]

International !

[@Goshoonkeys]

Joni is the only thing, I truly love about America. Maybe they are other places, things or people, for example Andy Mckee or Michael Hedges. But Joni is outstanding.

[@adamsjoberrg]

​@@Goshoonkeysshe is Canadian, but maybe you mean North America as a continent?

[@victorvelazquez7416]

The contrast of these two create pure magic. The depth of a life lived…the soaring notes of a live clearly being lived and loved.

[@Gamelover11]

Amen to that. Beautiful

[@davidomahony5000]

There is something magic about this song that takes me away for 5 mins or so. It is such a transitional masterpiece. I'm at peace listening to it.

[@jennifer.boykin]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@collinnc2001]

This is a beautiful way to put it

[@mikelivesey7386]

Words desert me. She was and is a genius, and this sums up her legacy.

[@reneeolson7140]

The unrelinquished joy that you can see on the musicians' faces, whilst they are performing with Joni, is spellbinding. Respect, joy and love resonates through this entire performance.

[@nadominhoca]

Exactly!!!

[@lorynpierceeastabrook5177]

This was a religious experience for all. The reverence they each have for Joni is palpable.

[@billiefidlin3799]

I love how all vocalists were so moved by the beauty of this moment. Joni is everything - her music, her tunings, her lyrics.

[@JochenVogel]

I cried a few times, when the first videos of this concert appeared. Now You've got me again, thank You! A historical moment.

[@susanrichardson7890]

I can’t watch this without crying. Joni was the voice of my youth and is one of the greatest songwriters of the century. 🥹

[@maybethgaikens7143]

Yes johnny was the voice of my youth as well... And Now that I am seventy years old, She is my inspiration and the voice of these precious seasons left to me.❤

[@maybethgaikens7143]

I meant Joni...

[@ohdan3270]

Bawling my eyes out in work

[@gillthomas789]

I ve watched this so many times.. the blending of their voices and the harmonies, the musicians and the whole scene is such a precious and moving moment in time.

[@jimjiminy5836]

How wonderful this performance is. On so many levels. It’s just beautiful❤🙏✨

[@michaelpfaff6009]

She still has so much to contribute to the music world. She has overcome such huge obstacles and sounds so unique and beautiful!! She is relevant today! She is back!

[@robertbarnettguitar]

This performance I think is the final word on how incredible this woman and her songs are. She and her music will transcend and live on as long as music is still being played.

[@Katma_1020]

So well said!! Thank you!

[@melissaforth5464]

Word❤

[@johnandkathleenodonnell4130]

She sang again in June 2023 at the Gorge.........

[@robertbarnettguitar]

@@johnandkathleenodonnell4130 if we take the word ‘final’ as being non-literal and more a statement on the fact that nothing more needs to be said or done to support or demonstrate her brilliance then I think you might just understand the gist of my comment…

[@christineboone2850]

❤️❤️❤️

[@marthahale9243]

I’m so lucky to be in my 60’s as I’ve had Joni as the soundtrack for my life.

[@roderickrichardson6775]

At 71 one….she is still in mine too!!!!!!

[@collinnc2001]

41 here grew up with music constantly playing, (nearly) both parents was big Joni Mitchell fans This here , the older we get the harder it hits

[@roderickrichardson6775]

Saw her Newport… she still has I t going on, such. Sweet soul… I hope David Crosby is waiting for her at the gates heaven. Peace !!! Without her there would be no CSN&Y. I glad she has people around her that love and care for her. My picture of me is 30 years ago. Same but VERY WHITE HAIR what’s left of it.

[@caiserrot]

me too!

[@trinalykes]

So happy to see Joni singing and feeling the admiration of her fans once again...she inspired me to become a Singer Songwriter ❤The Best!

[@secondcity11]

I keep returning to this, the production and presentation of this is beautiful and spot on..

[@qedsteve]

How could one witness this performance and not be moved... deeply...

[@collinnc2001]

If this doesn’t move Them, something sure is wrong

[@chelldasilvawillis1375]

Just beautiful. Joni's voice is haunting. Have loved her forever and will forever!

[@estobz]

Those low notes!

[@lesleydavies2262]

Oh my god the words and the performance…..this got me…..I’m in bits 💜

[@sherri-harding]

We all shed tears with these sweet sweet memories!! Thank you! So Much!!

[@thedessertarchitect8680]

Gives me the chills everytime!!!!! What an enduring artist for our time and for all time.

[@cllareou]

Just before our love got lost you said I am as constant as a northern star And I said: Constantly in the darkness Where's that at? If you want me I'll be in the bar On the back of a cartoon coaster In the blue TV screen light I drew a map of Canada Oh Canada With your face sketched on it twice Oh, you are in my blood like holy wine You taste so bitter and so sweet Oh I could drink a case of you, darling And I would still be on my feet Oh I would still be on my feet Oh I am a lonely painter I live in a box of paints I'm frightened by the devil And I'm drawn to those ones that ain't afraid I remember that time you told me, you said Love is touching souls Surely you touched mine cause Part of you pours out of me In these lines from time to time Oh, you're in my blood like holy wine You taste so bitter and so sweet Oh I could drink a case of you, darling And I would still be on my feet I would still be on my feet I met a woman, she had a mouth like yours, she knew your life She knew your devils and your deeds and she said Go to him, stay with him if you can But be prepared to bleed But you are in my blood, you're my holy wine You're so bitter, so bitter and so sweet Oh, I could drink a case of you, oh darling And I would still be on my feet I would still be on my feet

[@roderickrichardson6775]

What an awesome post…..I can guarantee. Diana Krall shed a river of tears and heart when she covered this song Case of You in such a respecting manner.

[@gemstokes6079]

hearing Joni Mitchell's voice feels like being embraced. truly so special

[@karenreid109]

Absolutely hauntingly beautiful! I bought this album for my youngest daughter, she is now a believer, we had the music of a lifetime of richness❤

[@KellyDaleAnderson]

Hi 👋 Thanks for loving and supporting my mom music 🎵🎼 May God bless you and your family🙏💐💕

[@kyletreslove]

There's a bit of Ms. Simone in ole' Joni's Vocals .. gal got Soul.

[@Milizavalia]

I will always be obsessed with her are you kidding me? shes everything

[@charlesstepson2932]

The whole crowd and the musicians and us watching Joni sing, just loving to hear her wonderful voice and her lyrics on this beautiful song. I really don’t know how many times I’ve listen to this song and I can’t get enough !

[@MyName-mc7lv]

Such beautiful and beyond word for the two beautiful singers

[@elaela2543]

ive cried 10 times today to this, and another 10 to 'both sides now' , joni is really , really , really really taking me there, i adore u joni

[@gmproductionslive]

Well this broke me!! Wow what an amazing woman!! Joni has been one of my idle's and inspiration for years. Thank you to everyone that made that happen :)

[@knugs]

One of my favorite songs. Explains life completely. With happiness comes great sadness as well. I’ve had my happiness. Sadness is what’s left, but it is what makes my life so complete like a wine with so many flavors to taste. Good bless. Thank Joni for all her work

[@Vanasse1]

This is very deep.

[@tomreilly922]

Wow! That one made me cry.

[@rhymeandreasoning]

The album is now out. When award season comes, the album better be nominated, and better win a Grammy Award. It must win a Grammy Award.

[@collinnc2001]

Well you called it! And it’s well deserved

[@davidbee8178]

This performance literally brought tears a streaming :-) As a PURE compliment to Joni's genius is Brandi Carlile's AMAZING angelic voice! A little lyric play and detail that may not be all that obvious to folks who don't live in Canada where Joni is from, is the subtle reference to our Canadian National anthem, when she sings "Oh Canada . . . " . . . CLEVER song writing :-) She is a treasure . . .

[@jackherbert8528]

4/17/24: Joni Seemed to evade me during my early years. Through my formative years, I was into discotecechs. It wasn’t until I saw Brandi Carlile bring her out to the Newport festival that I realized who she was she is a true poet, artist, humorist, lover, humanitarian! And that 80-year-old voice is unparalleled. Thanks for coming out of your hutch. If you’re ever get to the Pittsburgh PA area…… ❤❤❤

[@jasminecarroll6196]

So beautiful, so much love ❤️😊

[@svg9101]

I happened on this by accident and fell in love with this song and the voice of Brandi. Incredible.

[@l214laus]

Goodness, this sounds beautiful.

[@WallaceKong-j7y]

This brought a tear to my eyes... honnestly ❤ Joni thank you...

[@oshesa1]

seeing them this weekend...a dream come true!!!!!

[@daniMyeh]

Holy shit that was emotional

[@iamcillamusic]

the mixing on this performance is so good

[@Inka-f2j]

Beautiful song and interpretation, thank you so much!

[@badgerarmy966]

astounding. goosebumps. tears. goddess bless joni

[@pokey5736]

Joni is a gem !

[@dr.terridaniel4653]

This is my all-time favorite Joni Mitchell song. The soundtrack of my life in my 20s and 30s.

[@michelleebarbiermagson4168]

Oh my f'ing wow. ❤❤

[@kimidestony]

Simply amazing

[@jimhornsby1854]

Piano is awesome...

[@LukeMaynard]

This long comment doesn't sound like a comment on Joni; but it is, if you read until it mentions her. The voice you have is the voice you have, period. Whether you're Mariah Carey or Pavarotti or Tom Waits, you've got what you got. The great singers are the ones who steer into what they've got, and know how to play the instrument that has been put into their hands. Every single one of us sounds different in our 70s and 80s than we do in our 20s. You can hear that those masters who change as their voice changes. One of the best at reinventing himself has been Robert Plant, whose soaring, screaming, chaotic voice in Led Zeppelin was completely impossible for anyone--even his older self--to imitate. Reinventing himself the way he has in a strangely American Country vein has given him a whole second career that many of the singers who followed his style in the 1960s never achieved. Another one is Elton John, whose young voice is pleasing enough, agile, and marked by the rich falsetto that gave him perfect heights on songs like Rocket Man, and completely drove songs like Bennie & the Jets and Crocodile Rock. Then, around the time he did "I'm Still Standing," he almost literally had his falsetto surgically removed when they went in to do some surgery on his throat. He was never the same, and the guy who sings the Lion King soundtrack is almost completely different. What he has done, with the voice he has, is steer into his developing bottom end in a way he never did in the ''70s. It's a different kind of beautiful, and he gets it by not clinging to the past. A solid B+ goes to someone like Paul McCartney, who continues to write and record new music, which has matured right along with him. You can hear his vocal richness and comfort in the "Old Man Paul" songs from "New" or even "Chaos and Creation in the Back Yard," which is something like 20 years old now. The stuff he recorded in lockdown is still top-notch. Unfortunately, when he tours, the songs that people want to hear the most are still the songs he sang about 60 years ago, and you can hear the strain and the pitchiness as he tries to reproduce 25-year-old Paul in the original keys with the original arrangements. It's so beautiful and touching to hear him sing the duets he's put together with the tracks of John that he was able to save using the technology Peter Jackson developed for "Get Back." But John has been gone for more than 43 years now, and the tapes of him from their latest Beatles days are a decade older than that. So we're hearing a perpetually young John alongside a Paul who has lived a long life and has the natural mileage to show for it despite his uncommonly good health. Which brings me to Joni. We are lucky to have her at all after the brain aneurysm that took her away from us in the mid-2000s. She completely lost the ability to do many things, to the extent that she apparently had to relearn to play guitar like herself, right from scratch, by watching the copious KZbin videos of herself over the last 60 years. (So thank you for putting this up!). What I hear here is a woman--two women, in fact--who are completely in command of their own voices. Brandi Carlile is a powerhouse, to be sure, but you can hear just how much of her melodic sense she's inherited by listening to Joni her whole life. And it doesn't hurt that she has been blessed with a very similar voice to the one Joni had at her age. Joni does not have that voice anymore. Someone has taken it away and given her another. It will never sound the same, in the same way that Eric Clapton, once you take away the Gibson guitars he played with Cream and hand him the Stratocaster he's played since 1970 or so, will never sound the same as he sounded then, no matter how well he plays. It'll be... different. Joni is different. She has been handed a wholly new instrument, the voice of an old woman--a very old woman, medically speaking. And she plays it more perfectly, more beautifully and powerfully, than any old woman I've ever heard sing like that. It's weird for us, to see every stage of our celebrities at once. You know that funeral practice of putting up a photo of someone so different from the person we've known and loved for the last ten years? That's howe we know our celebrities. We all fell in love with Joni--at least, I did--when she was a lighthearted ingenue, playing at the Riverboat in Toronto, which was about a block from where I sit writing this. She played under her maiden name, Joan Anderson, for a couple years before the very short, very young marriage that left her with a new name just as she burst into the recording industry with such success that she couldn't very well change it back. And there was nothing like her, and will never be again. We'll never hear a voice like that one. Instead, we have this one. And it's beautiful, and so is she. A Cheshire Cat grin, the wise, miscievous smile that is always a little ironic, a little bittersweet, suits her so well in her old age--the way it would have suited Carrie Fisher, I think, if we'd been lucky enough to keep her a few more years, to this age or beyond. And then beneath it, in the applause at the end of this song, you see the guileless, pure, radiant smile that she had sixty years ago after those Riverboat sets, punching through sadness with joy, punching through tiredness with life, punching through the sarcastic cynicism we've learned to think of as "funny" with the hope and idealism we've learned to think of as "foolish." In this game of opposites, we ought to take hope and joy more seriously. We really ought to. I'm amazed, with zero rehearsal and zero foreknowledge, just how perfectly Joni's new voice finds the richest, most beautiful harmony a sixth below her former range--or a third above and an octave below, however you prefer. I'm amazed how cleanly she has progressed from the hallmark ease with which she sang in her youth--it all seemed so effortless--to the dramatic power of her straining to follow Brandi Carlile up on the crescendos. She's taken lessons from the Bruce Springsteen school of "if you can't make it sound effortless, let them hear every ounce of effort." I love Joni, and I always have. And I'm so glad she has fought her way back to us. I'm so glad to hear her play this new instrument as beautifully and perfectly as she played the old one. It reminds me, as I rocket as a musician and a human being toward my own old age and infirmity, that if I reach out with my mind and body and heart as far as I can, I can still make beautiful things with whatever strange, foreign instrument I have been given. After twenty years of occasional live gigging, a couple of indie bands, and a life in local bars and on festival stages, I recorded and released just one album of my original stuff. Just one commercial release. I am not Joni Mitchell, so of course it hasn't gone far. But that's not the point. During the pandemic, I recorded a bunch of songs for a series of "Couch Concerts." Just me and an instrument, in the apartment, to keep my sanity. My left hand wasn't working so great at the time. A lot of stubby notes. A lot of exhaustion. It's just as well I couldn't be on a stage anymore, if even two hours entertaining on my couch was so tiring. I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis the following spring, when my left arm suddenly decided to go on strike, alongside other very nice and important parts of me. Like Joni, I am from Canada, which means I had some incredible medical care given to me, "real good for free." Like Joni, I had a very small body of KZbin videos that I could use to retrain myself to play guitar, almost from scratch, after a lot of nerve damage had been done. Like Joni, my spine is kind of a funny shape and I have a different voice now than I had in my 20s. Understandably, her recovery and return to the stage means a lot to me. It's something that has a very deep personal meaning for me. This old lady is, and is not, the ingenue I fell in love with the first time I heard her laugh at the end of "Big Yellow Taxi." She is, and is not, a completely different person. And I am glad, with my own years and my own mileage, my own little life of hopes and hiccups, my fanbase of adoring dozens instead of adoring millions, I can see my own fight reflected in hers. And I can, as a sick old man with a short time to make a sound in this world, fall in love with this old lady all over again. I started work on a second album this spring. I have Joni to thank for that.

[@isabelleroberge2857]

Joni looks so happy to be performing again, so giddy

[@rbmsound5865]

Just amazing.

[@Sist3r_Sl3dg3]

It’s SOOOOOO beautiful ❤

[@angelikakierstein4688]

My absolutes favorite song ever -she is such a brilliant singer and song writer - and so much more… love & peace

[@mandrakeball]

Amazing talents and pure joy.

[@ShyDog827]

That was Magic. Tears instantly welling up in my eyes and falling down my face as Joni sings, I’m filled with melancholy and joy.

[@plainforgiven]

Every time I return to this, tears just fall.

[@nuddleable]

just stunning---goosebumps down under

[@carpepoodle]

I'm not crying, you're crying

[@JLuvLee]

Absolutely incredible

[@heatherhorton8252]

Makes me feel like I am 16 and in love for the first time again….a lifetime of Joni…thank you…the best..

[@jamesrozak]

Sublime, stunning, beautiful and timeless. Can't say how much this moved me; musically perfect.

[@javierclavijo722]

BLESSED DAY ON EARTH

[@davidhendrickson591]

Yeah, somebody just left a bunch of tear drops on my phonescreen.

[@georgecalhoun5834]

What a powerful performance

[@lorrainenicoletti6232]

We Love you Joni we always Love you a life time of Loving you❤️

[@138152930]

I love how she is so happy and laughing with such joy!

[@tinastavert431]

Wow mind blowing amazing

[@michaelwalker8144]

Seriously they should give Joni the Nobel Prize for Literature

[@cristianodiprima5641]

Just before our love got lost you said "I am as constant as a northern star" And I said, "Constantly in the darkness Where's that at? If you want me I'll be in the bar" On the back of a cartoon coaster In the blue TV screen light I drew a map of Canada Oh, Canada With your face sketched on it twice Oh, you're in my blood like holy wine You taste so bitter and so sweet Oh, I could drink a case of you, darling And I would still be on my feet Oh, I would still be on my feet Oh, I am a lonely painter I live in a box of paints I'm frightened by the devil And I'm drawn to those ones that ain't afraid I remember that time you told me You said, "Love is touching souls" Surely you touched mine 'Cause part of you pours out of me In these lines from time to time Oh, you're in my blood like holy wine You taste so bitter and so sweet Oh, I could drink a case of you, darling Still I'd be on my feet I would still be on my feet I met a woman She had a mouth like yours She knew your life She knew your devils and your deeds And she said, "Go to him, stay with him if you can But be prepared to bleed" Oh, but you are in my blood You're my holy wine You're so bitter Bitter and so sweet Oh, I could drink a case of you, darling Still I'd be on my feet I would still be on my feet

[@htut68]

wowwwwwww❤❤❤

[@KellyDaleAnderson]

Hi 👋 Thanks for loving and supporting my mom music 🎵🎼 May God bless you and your family🙏💐💕

[@jamessmallwood7803]

Dear Joni, I'm hoplessly in love you. You inspire me to live and love fearlessly. I love you Joni, no other woman will own me. I've lisitened to this song over and over, and over. I belive I've drank 3 cases of this song, and I'm still on my feet, drinking 3 cases more, and I will still be on my feet. I cry, and my heart opens, unafraid. I drift back to remembering you, there in my old Ford van, your 8-track singing to me, and Davida lying in my arms, sweet Goddess Davida. Looking back now I was so fortunate, so blessed and so much in love. Even now, your song and your voice, and your passion igninte that fire, and me, basking in the warmth of that fire, and you, and your song, and me, drinking in all of it, drinking it all in, on and on, and on, forever. Thank you Joni, I love you-

[@KateG-s8c]

Crying.....❤

[@kirkwatson1442]

Hey blue,you make us cry❤

[@JuergenSchwab]

This is so incredibily touching!

[@Ive-i1g]

Always believe and don't be afraid! ❤

[@heatherthornhill2964]

Just listened to a joni Mitchell song today first time so beautiful, wish I'd done so sooner

[@gwenritch]

So moving beyond words.. Joni bright light!

[@GEORGIE12211]

Really enjoyed that . Never been a Joni fan , until now . Canada

[@lexytong730]

Oh that was beautiful. 😍

[@MiramichierA1]

Joni is one of the artists who approach my concept of Divinity!

[@sweettangerines8182]

Oh my goodness ❤❤❤❤ I don't have any words right now. Xxxx ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️