Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds ft. Kylie Minogue - Where The Wild Roses Grow (Official HD Video)

Official HD music video for “Where The Wild Roses Grow’ by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds featuring Kylie Minogue.
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‘Where The Wild Roses Grow’ was the first single from the band’s 9th album ‘Murder Ballads’
and originally released in October 1995.
The single featured guest vocals by Kylie Minogue with the Bad Seeds line up of Nick Cave, Mick Harvey, Blixa Bargeld, Martyn P. Casey,Thomas Wydler, Conway Savage & Jim Sclavunos.
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Lyrics:
They call me The Wild Rose
But my name was Elisa Day
Why they call me it I do not know
For my name was Elisa Day
From the first day I saw her I knew she was the one
She stared in my eyes and smiled
For her lips were the colour of the roses
That grew down the river, all bloody and wild
When he knocked on my door and entered the room
My trembling subsided in his sure embrace
He would be my first man, and with a careful hand
He wiped at the tears that ran down my face
They call me The Wild Rose
But my name was Elisa Day
Why they call me that I do not know
For my name was Elisa Day
On the second day I brought her a flower
She was more beautiful than any woman I'd seen
I said, "Do you know where the wild roses grow,
So sweet and scarlet and free?"
On the second day he came with a single red rose
He said, "Give me your loss and your sorrow?"
I nodded my head, as I lay on the bed
"If I show you the roses will you follow?"
They call me The Wild Rose
But my name was Elisa Day
Why they call me that I do not know
For my name was Elisa Day
On the third day he took me to the river
He showed me the roses and we kissed
And the last thing I heard was a muttered word
As he knelt above me with a rock in his fist
On the last day I took her where the wild roses grow
She lay on the bank, the wind light as a thief
And I kissed her goodbye, said, "All beauty must die."
And I leant down and planted a rose 'tween her teeth
They call me The Wild Rose
But my name was Elisa Day
Why they call me it I do not know
For my name was Elisa Day
My name was Elisa Day
For my name was Elisa Day
(C)1995 Mute Records, a BMG Company.
#NickCaveAndTheBadSeeds #WhereTheWildrosesGrow #KylieMinogue

[@tapoi07]

Heard this today for the first time in years and it’s a still a beautiful song in 2024. The melody is to die for.

[@vintentgreene6959]

Me too❤

[@baueringa8648]

szinte érzem azt a büdös rohadt sásos víz szagát....

[@Octaoliva]

Correct, great song

[@MrSardoc1]

Hah "to die for". Sometimes the puns just write themselves.

[@user-px7cb2zw6b]

​@@vintentgreene69591

[@ChiefWindyCheeks]

The most romantic non-love song ever made

[@Myrslokstok]

It is a lovesong in my book, it isn't about a murder it is only a methaphorik if it make you feel better about the song. Actually I find the message very important in our time.

[@hik-tb2ho]

Kylie's beauty won't die because it's imprinted on this masterpiece. It is engraved in music, lyrics, and images.

[@miloseviczarko45]

Even in her 50s, she is still the one.

[@angiewolflove4040]

She's like Ophelia. This song is hauntingly beautiful. The visuals are amazing.

[@sicklillette]

Agreed

[@user-yf4eq5xg4h]

Я теперь думаю, что Офелия не сама утопилась...

[@valchehov9703]

@@user-yf4eq5xg4h аналогично, коллега. что еще переосмыслим?

[@necieau2700]

No wonder people romanticism serial killers. This was fucking beautiful and I wish nothing like this would ever happen again

[@ironheadfm]

A painting of Ophelia actually inspired Nick Cave to write this song.

[@jayn.7752]

This song is a true masterpiece. There is nothing that could be changed to make it better. Kylie is supporting Nick's singing while never showing off, or trying to take lead, which shows her true skills as a singer. Nick manages to sing amazingly throughout the whole song. Their voices fit together perfectly. The lyrics and the video are together truely more than either alone. True art that ascends music.

[@kmacgregor6361]

I like the cover by Kamelot.

[@SAseeker101]

Kate Bush was better. P.J.Harvey would have also been better.

[@Nickbeck97]

“And I kissed her goodbye, said all beauty must die”. So beautiful, disturbing and emotional line. Nick Cave have to be the greatest lyricist of the past 30 years.

[@TrickOrRetreat]

Death chant indeed

[@nadiaaurelia8518]

Indeed

[@lisamcdonald1014]

I cried so hard at “All beauty, must die”

[@marksmith8556]

Morrissey, mark E smith, Alex turner all streets ahead of him. But he's still sensational

[@Mozarts-Sister]

*Jeffrey Lee Piece* was better imo, & a great inspiration for Cave - & gave him the idea for a murder ballad LP!

[@Robin_Hood054]

*This* *is* *not* *song* *.....* *This* *is* *timeless* *masterpiece*

[@xx..tiasan]

For sure, like many songs of the Greatest Nick!!!

[@BobAt101]

Yes, i do not understand why Nick is not a billionaire, his music is excellent and not run of the mill.

[@hansbittink434]

Prachtnummer!

[@TomTom-lj7px]

oh yesssssssssssssss !! love and free hugs from france

[@barbarabarbara1527]

Great author, great voices, many people doesn't know this perfect song...

[@8ACCraftworks]

I love the juxtaposition of the last verse "On the third he took me to the river/On the last day I took her where the wild roses grow." Shows how much she trusted him and what he had planned to do all along.

[@PneumaNoose]

100%! The more i actually read the lyrics, the more i discover

[@Mathemusician3141]

Yes, I love the distinction between the third day and the last day. Every time I listen to the song it is one of the things that sticks out to me most.

[@eusouaquelaxD]

2024 anyone? I woke up today with this masterpiece in my head 🩶

[@PeterGatho]

Yup same.to me

[@dmitryderek4096]

Here😅

[@eusouaquelaxD]

@@dmitryderek4096 🥹🥹🥹 now its in my head again today, thank uuuu

[@noname8104]

me, 8 feb. 2024 😂❤

[@eusouaquelaxD]

@@noname8104 good taste 🥹✌️

[@jamiesmyth5965]

The lines “they call me the wild rose. But my name was Elisa Day” just makes me think all of those victims who became nothing but a name in the media that people would recognize only because of their horrific murders. The one that comes to mind immediately is the Black Dahlia. Another flower name. A woman who was the victim of a horrendous crime and is now only known through that dehumanizing title

[@heerollie7797]

This is exactly the most creepy part of it. Very well explained, thanks

[@Sea_witch_]

Perfectly said.

[@maggiekermott-santos7788]

Her name was Elizabeth Short. She was given the moniker “Black Dahlia” to sell newspapers. Honestly, she was exploited even in death. Sadly, “If it bleeds, it leads.”

[@thomassutherland2647]

Elizabeth Short was The Black Dahlia. Sad. Three main suspects, still seems a mystery. Hopefully one day it, is solved. As for Jack the Ripper, some believe it is an American that was kicked out of medical school. His habits included collecting parts for study. He worked as a "Quacksolver" - the medical term Quack Doctor or simply Quack comes from it. He travelled to France, and was in England during the time of the killings. They stopped the week He had left England, never to be seen again.

[@becky231]

This is so true!! Nice observation

[@sofydebehault4345]

So many years since I heard this song and I still listen to it enraptured very often. So terrible and tragic and still poetic, perfectly balanced and haunting. One of the masterpieces that will never grow old.

[@Ozzy977]

Same for me

[@pialinden9368]

One of the Best ever written and composed songs on this earth. When I feel happy,sad, anything ,I listen to it.❤Pia,Finland

[@miloseviczarko45]

The album was even caled Murder Ballads. Coincidence?

[@grumpysorc3744]

The whole album is a masterpiece.

[@oz_jones]

It is.

[@ricardini9560]

I agree!

[@anp5331]

Верх музыкальной гармонии музыки и режиссуры, при минимуме спецэффектов, стиль, выдержанность, красота ❤️....

[@KamilMalecki-qy4nx]

... просто: Хорошая работа.

[@zanzibar6698]

This song should be made into a feature length film.

[@levanabrzeni]

I believe, Zhang Yimou's ''House of flying daggers'' was inspired by this great song. If not, than I tie them together. I love both of these works of art

[@voloshanca]

Gulliermo del Toro should be its director!! I still remember the genius work of make up artists in his "Devil's boneback" and "Crimson peak"! Really creepy but fascinating-looking ghosts of Santi and Tom from Crimson Peak, the blood from their wounds floating in the air.... The same make-up artists should do Elisa Day's ghost, same atmosphere, died hit by a blunt object on the skull as well, would fit perfectly.

[@photogeen]

definitely, but instead the white rose, should be called black dahlia instead

[@robertschumann9059]

I´m a man of 52 years and havent heard this song for 20 years now. Tears ar running through my face...

[@florincristea8607]

I cry easily too listening this music....

[@jayteedeene5981]

Kylie really looks beautiful in this video.

[@marcosgomes7681]

Yes😅

[@Ireland831]

One of the most intense musical performances I have ever bear witness to. Bravo Nick....

[@kristinedurant3249]

Pour moi cette chanson rend hommage aux victimes tuées par amour .cm quoi les sentiments peuvent tuer combien de femmes par ans ????

[@AGMundy]

This along with Confide in Me , are for me, Kylie Minogue's finest songs. Enchanting and disturbing.

[@tkps]

I find those 2 songs show us the quality of her voice which a lot of her popier ones don't manage as well. She's not the best singer in the world but she does have talent. Her sister Dani actually has the better voice.

[@elizanne6660]

@@tkps I agree about the quality of her voice with those songs, yes.

[@juvialockser7390]

I also loved Chocolate, to display her voice talent, very sensual song.

[@IceBreakBottle]

Nick Cave is just absolutely brilliant. One of the best story tellers of our time

[@user-os8lo2ey9f]

Под эту песню я танцевала с тем,кого любила...первый раз на первой встрече, несколько раз позже,когда жили вместе,танцевали и последний... мы знали,что завтра каждый пойдет своей дорогой,и наш дом,который провожал нас,горько плакал под эту песню...

[@SandyLaLane]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKWYi4KJqrmCiw for you, my cover ❤

[@user-uv7vh6fg9u]

Расскажи, как тебе целку срывали. Будь откровенной до конца

[@MsHEADbanging]

5 years ago: My mom showed me this. Best pre-first date warning. EDIT (2022): Yeah 4 years into therapy and mom traumatised me enough with her fear mongering that I don't have any kind of healthy relationship with men nor do I date. So.... stop praising her

[@pesonen205]

You must listen Your heart,no matter else,Your happiness is in Your heart,

[@seelenwinter6662]

in my heart is only blood... where can i find there that damn happiness...???

[@divinefallfromgrace]

MsHEADbanging Just avoid all short-haired men and you'll be doing alright.

[@pesonen205]

There is no matter,what ever hair You have,the Love is important,You understand that.t.hannu

[@ascadorcern6106]

it is ;)

[@ashwilliams4095]

Who is listening to this magical song in 2020 ?

[@alinstaicu8780]

Here i am!Greetings from Romania!

[@josephyn89]

Me! I want to sing it with my bf, who's a huge Nick Cave fan.

[@ashwilliams4095]

@@josephyn89 Will you be his Elisa Day?

[@dinhetacane1666]

Me.Bosnia.

[@Dead-st7ry]

Give it a fucking rest

[@user-pz2wf5kj1t]

Как же я люблю этот клип эту мелодию этих исполнителей

[@Pushinka1805]

Убийственно-романтично❤😢

[@cristinicolae2124]

❤

[@JadelovesMCR]

Best murder song ever.

[@klausnewman8125]

+Jade Marques I love Alvares de Azevedo too!

[@JadelovesMCR]

Oh, but he's such a genius, isn't he? He was emo before it was cool XD haha :)) A Night in the Tavern is one of my favorite books!

[@worldofgnr]

Oh System of mine, tell me when will i die.

[@erdincefe1]

Charakter song.

[@stenofontanari7772]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXPIlHmbgt-UhqM

[@user-nd7iq1qc4b]

It's funny, the way some songs by groups like Rammstein may sound as if they're going to kill somebody and when you read and translate the lyrics it turns out that the song is about love and peace etc., while a song with a nice soothing melody like this one is about a murderous maniac, no matter how romantic all this stuff about wild roses may seem.

[@Gusttafa]

thats art

[@Castvr]

Рина Скарамуш I love that. the fact that you can assume something just by how it sounds, but then it turns out to be so different.

[@analazovic441]

baneoftheoblivion yes me too

[@jackragnarok8141]

ameroffsky I read somewhere that Cave had a crush on her and wanted to kill her in a song.

[@postmortemritual]

ameroffsky the vid was inspired in the paint "Ophelia" by John Everett Millais.

[@58m48]

They call me The Wild Rose But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me it I do not know For my name was Elisa Day From the first day I saw her I knew she was the one She stared in my eyes and smiled For her lips were the colour of the roses That grew down the river, all bloody and wild When he knocked on my door and entered the room My trembling subsided in his sure embrace He would be my first man, and with a careful hand He wiped at the tears that ran down my face They call me The Wild Rose But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me that I do not know For my name was Elisa Day On the second day I brought her a flower She was more beautiful than any woman I'd seen I said, "Do you know where the wild roses grow So sweet and scarlet and free?" On the second day he came with a single red rose He said "Will you give me your loss and your sorrow" I nodded my head, as I lay on the bed "If I show you the roses, will you follow?" They call me The Wild Rose But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me that I do not know For my name was Elisa Day On the third day he took me to the river He showed me the roses and we kissed And the last thing I heard was a muttered word As he knelt above me with a rock in his fist On the last day I took her where the wild roses grow And she lay on the bank, the wind light as a thief And I kissed her goodbye, said, "All beauty must die" And I lent down and planted a rose 'tween her teeth They call me The Wild Rose But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me that I do not know For my name was Elisa Day My name was Elisa Day For my name was Elisa Day

[@joycecrider1942]

Dramatic, like a Shakespearean tragedy. Emotional, beautiful

[@VerbruggenSouthwood]

Hello Joyce how are you doing

[@rondid]

Ok, if it wasn't for Nick Cave, I probably never heard of this song but I must admit Kylie Minogue did an absolute great job on this

[@frozennubblets9005]

Best song she’s done ……

[@Lucian1692]

@@frozennubblets9005 I think "Confide in Me" might disagree.

[@igorbednarski8048]

@dani cali she didn't actually get murdered during the making of this video, she's still alive and well. #themoreyouknow

[@pesonen205]

In this world,there is nothing,just nothing ,as beautiful as a Woman :)

[@adriangrigorescu4108]

I know this song since I was a little kid and I had only the TV with MTV and even though at that time I didn't knew English I felt the sadness of this song and now, after all those years I searched and found the meaning of this song. It's a great thing to discover and rediscover a song after years and years. If you feel the same as me I hope you will have a great life ahead!

[@Paplikola]

Прекрасная песня. Изумительное исполнение, превосходная музыка

[@jeannettegajst9415]

Une chanson qui ne vieillira jamais. Belle interprétation par 2 grands artistes

[@4andronicus]

Such a horrific, tragic scenario woven into an incredibly beautiful song. It makes me think of all the women who lost their lives to disturbed individuals throughout history.

[@Imitation0]

Always makes me think of the Dahlia murder. In the song she doesn't get why they call her the rose as if she has no name and that's basically what the media did in that case.

[@littlemissscare-all5320]

+Imitation0 yesss i also thought it was about The Black Dahlia, and that "they" were the media who called her so

[@Hunterspuddy]

i just think theyre trumps wives

[@BOSIE321]

If it's any consolation, Nick plays the character of a sweet and innocent boy called Henry Lee who gets stabbed and thrown down a well by a scorned woman in the song of the same name :p

[@etisunshine1058]

I feel the story is about a woman who was so sad that she wanted him to take her pain away.... for me this is the Most Beautiful love story

[@Vicomte.de.Carcassonne]

_They call me The Wild Rose, But my name was Elisa Day..._ I feel nostalgic. My favorite songs come to my mind...

[@vadym.hryhorjev]

можливо я вже писав це раніше, але: дякую за те, що я можу це слухати

[@sam-sebe-gitarist]

Шедевр на все времена!!!

[@wondakling3482]

I can't believe I'm discovering Nick Cave being 19 years old. What I was losing! A dark dark work of art. Brilliant!

[@deabajo]

Still time to catch up :)

[@acz3705]

I cant believe I'm discovering Nick Cave now when I feel sad. His songs comforts me especailly into my arms

[@pihda77]

lol i discovered him in my late 20s u are just on time

[@maryjanevasconcellos9013]

He's brilliant ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

_Mercy Seat_ is one of the best songs ever written.

[@konstantinospapacharalampo1350]

...the perfect moment of simultaneous brightness and darkness

[@user-og3kg3yu8o]

какой ответ. великолепно

[@nikita70]

Konstantinos Papacharalampos ...the very thin edge where the best art is raising. But also another one version of the tale about Red Hood Girl with a fatal hispanic-like inevitable disaster instead of happy ending.

[@MauroCerri-hp1lx]

May 2024 Anyone?

[@santinobianchi4560]

🖐

[@ellyatsma2544]

Yes.

[@johnlamberti2735]

Yes

[@andreagubanski7815]

Ja

[@elskimusik]

Yes

[@ew6371]

Always gives me shivers, even after so many years, the sign of a great song ❤

[@cl4wnie]

2021 anyone?~

[@seeyousoonsailormoon]

Me!!!

[@firstsheshinschannel8106]

+

[@aniaibartek100]

Polska

[@badbabvy]

Meeee.

[@SD_RAMOS]

Me!

[@timotarttanen8841]

Nick Cave is one of the best song writers of our time so poetic its great to see two Aussie artists in collaboration so such a great tune.

[@michaelkrzyzek105]

For what this song is, it deserves way more than 32 million views

[@a.pviivi8235]

That feeling lives

[@valerapshenichnyj5625]

Прошло столько лет...слушаю сейчас и мороз по коже. Это очень сильно ❤

[@fluffmma9076]

Slava Russia 🇷🇺

[@valerapshenichnyj5625]

@@fluffmma9076 Slava Sossiya 🐷🐓👿🔥💯

[@melindamarley3889]

“The death of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world." -Edgar Allan Poe

[@johan.ohgren]

Must suck to be a beautiful woman..

[@thetideishighandsoami3928]

Johan Öhgren well...I wouldn’t know

[@raunorepomies8621]

Not true, love is. Edgar was probably tripping at the time.

[@GeeVoo]

i like this quote

[@iammrbadguy9706]

Edgar Allan Poe.That´s a name I haven´t heard in a while.

[@ashwilliams4095]

Nothing was more beautiful than Kylie Minogue in the 90s. Except your own baby.

[@lagatita1623]

I like her with red hair

[@charlottestopper6536]

Still beautiful

[@theaffablefool9452]

Some songs are masterpieces and this is one of those songs. Absolutely breathtaking.

[@user-lv4ox3tw6i]

Кайли прекрасная, красивейшая женщина с отличным вокалом.

[@saamohod]

Тощая дюже.

[@markwilken2492]

“And I leant down and planted a rose ‘tween her teeth...” ... the man is a poetic genius, but Christ he’s dark...

[@welshpaul9932]

The first time I heard this song I expected him to say “And I leant down and planted a rock 'tween her eyes", because it rhymes. I still can't stop singing it 25 years later.

[@koribanks3641]

@@welshpaul9932 Right... 🤣🤣

[@7h698]

@dani cali why is he scary? Sorry don't know him well

[@Trialia]

And since for some reason I can't edit to add this: Not that I'd want to spend time with Nick himself, because we have way too little in common as people. We'd just end up constantly fighting.

[@kasperchristensen8416]

I always thought he said “And I leant down and planted a rose ‘tween her _tears_ [in her eyes] ...”

[@martynguest2892]

This has to be one of the best songs ever. They both have amazing voices.

[@Jaymes400]

well, It's definitely one of the best songs about a man bludgeoning a woman to death with a rock LOL, it is an absolute classic though!. it's a masterclass in creative songwriting.

[@piotrukasiak9866]

wrzuciłeś mnie do wiecznej rzeki pełnej drapieżnych bestii"

[@melvert33]

If someone keeps calling you the Wild Rose but your name is Eliza Day it's definitely time to extract yourself from that situation.

[@vikingjohn9813]

@Swilly Billy weighed down with rocks on the river bed lol

[@awesomebonnie1014]

@@vikingjohn9813 💀

[@kasperchristensen8416]

melvert33: Hahahaha! What a wonderful humor you got, buddy! 😂

[@voloshanca]

Guess it's kinda hard when you're a ghost and tied to the place of your death, and living people can't even hear you speaking....

[@natachaveronesi2103]

🤣

[@celiarose815]

I can't believe that I discovered this masterpiece in 2022. But better late than never.

[@davidmoore2325]

Hello dear,how are you doing?

[@joannakopf3251]

Me too!

[@user-ze3iy1bp5v]

Listening from 96 :)))

[@user-fo6ev7yh9x]

🧐🥺🤭

[@knoelle1357]

Definitely better late than never. Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue gave this song 1000%

[@christinedowie2859]

Such a sad story and tragic end to the life of the prettiest girl in Ireland at the time. So 😊beautifully retold by the talented wonderful gorgeous Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue.

[@polinapetrova4000]

Is this a real story? I know tne song since it came out, but never had paid attention to the lyrics (I am Bulgarian, so English is not my first language). Few months ago I read an article about it on a website named Webcafe and it made me listen to it again. I was like: OMG, that is so creepy! But the article said, that this is just a legend, created to teach the young girls to not trust a strange men. So which is the truth?

[@kalynlambert6889]

Haunting voices and lyrics. 🥀

[@monikajasinska9086]

I used to hear this song sometimes when I was a little girl, I had no idea that it was a murder song, because English is not my native language and didn't know the translation. However, I always had chills whenever I heard it. I'm almost 20 now, but the feeling I used to have still remains with me. Amazing song with disturbing lyrics - always gives me chills.

[@alinonea6973]

?????

[@candlegender7950]

Same here

[@ariellalima7229]

From an album titled "Murder Ballads". It's the theme for all songs.

[@alexanderzhdan389]

Русская сразу видно. Мышление...

[@monikajasinska9086]

@@alexanderzhdan389 я русская? нет ;)

[@ashwilliams4095]

I always thought Kylie Minogue was immortal.

[@andjelavlaovic9641]

I love their voices so much. Just the two totally different types and ,, colours '' of voices. Nick's is so so so deep. Like he is confessing to us what he did to the most beautifull woman he ever saw. Just like a dark movie narrator. And Kylie's is like a gost's echo, because she portrayed a victim. And it's beautifull how they dressed up in white, showing that white color symbolises youth and innocence because he didn't want to see her beauty grow old, and dissappear.

[@fionajolly5801]

This is horror disguised as beauty. A very dangerous thing. This song displays it so well

[@plevkam95]

I really don't know how anyone could dislike this song

[@s.mathersrichard3719]

Pure poetry - beautiful, disturbing, and tragic. One of the best music I've ever heard. Sweet and gloomy

[@A.N.J.A.82]

One of the Best and Saddest Love Songs 🤎

[@maureenwagg5305]

Mezmerizing. Beautiful, haunting and scary all at once. Nick Cave lyrics blow everyone out of the water. He's on the Leonard Cohen level.

[@noname-dp1nx]

It's so southern gothic. The music, the visuals, the lyrics

[@PeterCTheRock]

this song is magic..just pure magic!

[@fruitysqueezer]

Peter C you said it

[@janicefraser2767]

This is a really dark song about a murder but it an amazin piece of work. Sends shivers down my spine Love when music has this effect on me. Great stuff ❤️

[@maram3800]

The most romantic song about a murder ever.

[@Teeko2003]

I am planning to play this song at my funeral. Just for the craic. But unfortunately won't see the mourners faces. Love this.

[@michalskiradek85]

This song is... "So sweet and scarlet and free".

[@MrDerekkline]

Best duet ever! When I first heard this, I was blown away in the most amazing way! 2022; and still loving it! ❤️ from 🇨🇦!

[@nataliaarafalova3171]

Замечательная песня и мелодия! Замечательнвый Клип на все времена. Кто русскоязычный ,отметимся кому нравится эта пе ня! Я эту музыку просто обажаю и слушаю много раз и мне не надоедает. Кто здесь по русски говорит или по Испански?????

[@suboforever]

Да куча русскоязычных коментов, промотай ленту вниз.

[@reanimr4500]

Сегодня ехала в аэропорт, услышала по радио трек и буквально зависла. И,несмотря на то, что клип видела лет 20 назад-прокрутила в голове почти полностью. Специально в аэропорту вышла в сеть и снова посмотрела. Что сказать-гениальная Музыка и гениальный клип. Можно смотреть и вглядываться в детали, слушать и слышать неуслышанные нюансы. А ведь подзабыла про неё. Клип-в любимые и слушать и смотреть!

[@saamohod]

All beauty must die.

[@user-gz3xt7qh9m]

@@saamohod только во Ника Кейва уже нет, а Кайли поёт!

[@olga17018]

​@@user-gz3xt7qh9m что значит нет?) есть и выступления, и треки

[@user-gz3xt7qh9m]

@@olga17018 долгих лет ему! А я где-то давно ещё прочитал, что он умер... Ну, сейчас мало кому можно верить...

[@user-tw1ef8db6f]

​@@user-gz3xt7qh9mКак жаль 😢😢❤❤ даже не знала ,поди молодой был ???

[@mintea2202]

Their voices fitt so well

[@KH-ij5rw]

Poetry in motion parallel tragically brilliant ❤

[@Max_Him]

В 1998 мы с другом летом жили на турбазе на берегу красивого ставка. И вот мы пошли вокруг этого озера, чтобы стрельнуть сигарет. Мы так делали неоднократно, как всегда хотелось бухнуть, или хотя бы покурить сигарет. На берегу с другой стороны озера сидел какой-то мужик, из его машины играла эта песня, мы с ним набухались водки, очень кайфово было слушать ее пьяным на берегу. Мы хорошо знали эту песню, в то время крутили клип по телевизору. Еще мужик слушал какую-то песню блестящих, называв стиль ее городским романсом, не помню что за песня, но неплохая. Понапивались конкретно, аж с трудом ходили. И потом он решил нас куда-то повезти покататься, по дороге он останавливался, встретил какого-то мужика случайного, возможно он его знал. Потом я думал, возможно тот человек оказался свидетелем видевшим нас, из-за чего этот мужик вдруг решил нас высадить на дороге и нам двум пацанам без денег, без телефонов, пришлось идти, дойти было не реальное расстояние. Не помню, нас кто-то подвез, или нет, но мы чуть не сдохли, пока добрались обратно, наверно дошли уже ночью. Вот такая история связана у меня с этой песней.

[@gemolibre]

Strange and magnificent song.

[@guranboroda]

+Philip HENRY Странная и завораживающая. Мне нравится.

[@TravlosTheManichean]

+guranboroda Наистина е много странна.

[@halinad6686]

Ja jestem!

[@marcosgomes7681]

How can a song about a psicopath can be so good? Magic, Kylie and Nick together

[@markgillan3750]

Do it again Kylie & Nick...with a Symphoney... 💚

[@tommye75]

This one has been aging like a fine wine

[@philippb7028]

Or like a great Speyside Single Malt. It just ages great!

[@DorotaGabal]

Unlike Eliza Day

[@zaednovideo]

Or like a dead human in a swamp

[@boilerhousegarage]

As in, it turns to vinegar?

[@blackrose_cba]

More and More through the years🖤🌹

[@caitlinx1133]

My dad introduced me to this song . Best thing that ever happend 💜

[@caitlinx1133]

@@alinonea6973 what

[@user-cs5eb9qf7g]

Эмоции переполняют! Очень круто!!!

[@jarrodmelson7802]

I remember I had Nick Cave’s Murder Ballads album in like 1996 and this was one I never forgot

[@_rainman_3542]

отличный дуэт, исполнение на высшем уровне аж до мурашек))

[@user-nm7wo8tt4m]

Перевод печальный

[@initializing_delete149]

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[@user-sn4fo5xp6m]

Компот 😛🍌 большой

[@user-qy2jt8og4h]

Наверняка, многие помнят клип с Ником Кейвом и Кайли Миноуг на песню Where the Wild Roses Grow (Там, где дикие розы растут)., но мало, кто знает, что в песне отражена настоящая, жуткая легенда. ЭЛИЗА ДЭЙ Жила когда-то молодая женщина по имени Элиза Дэй, чья красота была схожа с красотой диких, кроваво-красных роз, которые росли неподалёку у реки. Однажды в её городе появился молодой человек и сразу же влюбился в Элизу. У них было три свидания. В первый день он пришёл к ней домой. Во второй день он принёс ей одну красную розу и попросил встретиться с ним в том месте, где растут дикие розы. На третий день они пошли к реке, где молодой человек убил её. В руке он спрятал камень, и когда она повернулась к нему спиной, молодой человек прошептал: “Красота должна умереть!” и ударил её по голове. Она умерла на месте. Он вложил ей в рот розу и опустил её тело в реку, наблюдая, как оно погружается в хрустальную воду. Её тело так и не нашли. Прошло много лет, и люди забыли имя девушки, и стали называть её Дикой Розой. Некоторые люди утверждают, что видели ее призрак, который бродит по берегу реки. Голова призрака испачкана в крови, а в руке девушка держит розу.

[@user-tw1ef8db6f]

​@@user-qy2jt8og4h😢😢😮❤❤❤❤Спасибо за перевод .УДАЧИ ВАМ 🎉🎉🎉

[@boogieelaine]

Hauntingly beautiful

[@aleksmoris885]

Эту песню я видел мельком по телику.. сейчас слушаю в цифре на Ямаха .это шедевр..Волшебно ! Каждый инструмент звучит волшебно..!

[@WWert-jz7tk]

не удаляйте!!!

[@elenaphilipona5134]

This a maniac's song, absolutely! He finished her life so easely, even if he would be her "first man" (but it didn't happen)… Brrrrr… Nick Cave has not only sang the song perfectly, but also played the role above all the praises! Bravissimo! The beauty of this song transcends music, it is a poetic beauty framed in a horror tale, we will never have more songs of this type, today the authors and performers are judged and punished for the literal interpretation of their works, as a society we have lost all poetic sensitivity.

[@Ayeshteni]

You are aware this is based on a true story?

[@user-mn6xh9rd1q]

С детства мурашки по спине от этой песни! Лучшая лирическая баллада 90х,...на мой взгляд.

[@drugtaken]

Максим Озирный это песня про убийство

[@user-rz9ow9ev5w]

А кто перевод знает? Обожаю эту песню!

[@elishaeva]

@@user-rz9ow9ev5w гугл

[@radioteplo]

@@user-rz9ow9ev5w В озере плыла мертвая принцесса. Она была молода и красива. Тут откуда не возьмись поя вился Ник Кейв и ухватил бабу за сиську. Принцесса ожила и поцеловала своего спасителя....

[@user-yb7fy4gh1s]

"Она была слишком красива и я ее убил".Жуткое содержание,но какая музыка!И как спето!

[@juvialockser7390]

I first saw this clip and the song when I was 16y old, now, 25y later at 41 it still gives me shivers, and I shared it with my 13y son. Beautiful song and atmosphere, although it's a murder...

[@pavelm625]

the text is crazy and at the same time incredibly poetic ... a luxurious thing

[@kellyryan0909]

What’s so poetic about a psycho murderous fruit loop?

[@kateyounger4995]

lyrics: They call me 'The Wild Rose' But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me it, I do not know For my name was Elisa Day From the first day I saw her, I knew she was the one She stared in my eyes and smiled For her lips were the color of the roses That grew down the river, all bloody and wild When he knocked on my door and entered the room My trembling subsided in his sure embrace He would be my first man and with a careful hand He wiped at the tears that ran down my face They call me 'The Wild Rose' But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me that, I do not know For my name was Elisa Day On the second day, I brought her a flower She was more beautiful than any woman I've seen I said, "Do you know where the wild roses grow So sweet and scarlet and free?" On the second day, he came with a single red rose He said, "Give me your loss and your sorrow" I nodded my head, as I lay on the bed "If I show you the roses, will you follow?" They call me 'The Wild Rose' But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me that, I do not know For my name was Elisa Day On the third day, he took me to the river He showed me the roses and we kissed And the last thing I heard was a muttered word As he knelt above me with a rock in his fist On the last day, I took her where the wild roses grow She lay on the bank, the wind light as a thief And I kissed her goodbye, said, "All beauty must die" And I lent down and planted a rose between her teeth They call me 'The Wild Rose' But my name was Elisa Day Why they call me it, I do not know For my name was Elisa Day My name was Elisa Day For my name was Elisa Day

[@nebo274]

You who post lyrics in comments are the real MVP.

[@moy-gospodin]

Отличный перевод

[@violamerjo8800]

Is this song about necrophilia ?

[@vladimirsaakyan509]

Thanks!

[@arthurlampion]

thanks

[@JolPil]

Edgar Allen Poetic Dark Art Masterpiece Of Pop.

[@nanetteroeland7847]

Ever since The Birthday Party, I knew this man has it. He is a master of words whose skill reflects all that is haunting, primal and beautiful. It is great to see how new generations have discovered You. Love You Nick, always have, always will❤

[@michaelbell5238]

Nick Cave can make any pop icon become dark & meaningful! Even The Cheeky Girls.

[@Robmarbz]

Great great song and, Kylie is like an angel. She's so beautiful.

[@Dermacrosis]

Funnily enough her fans dropped her when she entered her "indie" phase which includes this song. Irony being she topped the indie charts as PWL was classed as an indie record company.

[@Trialia]

@@Dermacrosis Not all her fans. I've never been enough into her stuff to go to a gig, too expensive, but I have always enjoyed it, and this in no way put me off. Though to be fair, I *was* only nine when this came out.

[@Dermacrosis]

@@Trialia I didn't say all, though I should have been more specific in my wording so that is my fault. However all her "fans" that I knew personally dropped her when she went into her indie phase.

[@LunarEleven]

@@Dermacrosis it's understandable honestly. Most fans will do that when an artist changes genre. They liked a certain kind of music. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I personally grew up with The Loco-motion and then loved everything she released in her later come-back but this collab with Nick Cave?! To me it was next level for her. So I can't relate to fans who dropped her but I can still understand, honestly it sucks for them to not be able to appreciate an artist's growth. I respect her for doing what she wanted because she surely knew it was not gonna be where the money was. Sorry that was a rant, I probably just feel elite for appreciating Kylie in all her incarnations but I actually just grew up with more diverse music than most people so it's more luck.

[@LunarEleven]

@@Dermacrosis also I'll just add that my experience was the same, I remember showing this to people I knew liked her, thinking they were going to be mind blown but they were like, "uh... creepy." 😐

[@jj_on_the_way]

the moment when you realize you've heard that song long long ago and really loved it. and then the moment your read the lyrics ... :)

[@aminpourghorban8513]

2023 anyone?

[@jayklary6936]

Yuup

[@elcapo8860]

Here 🙋🏾

[@irma9176]

Да!!!

[@patrycja7966]

Yes

[@uralokovyrjatel]

Даа!

[@mauriziodallarovere9561]

she's most beautiful, than any song I heard

[@TheLovelyCreature]

I remember seeing this music video when it first came out, I must have been around 10 or 11. I was sitting on the floor in our living room, eyes glued to the TV screen. I was amazed. I had never seen any thing quite like it... That incredible beauty and eeriness of the video stayed with me for years. It wasn't until later, as a teen, I started listening to Cave, and realizing that I'd always had a thing for the macabre.

[@tgktgkify]

I worked on this video - I did the online edit (back in the 1990s). It was probably the most beautifully-shot thing I've ever worked on.

[@vincebevis2277]

and religious.

[@hoho7029]

mate thats amazing

[@kalirose9251]

ME TOO! I REMEMBERED THIS JUST 5 MINUTES AGO AND SEARCHED FOR IT. I HAD A HAZY MEMORY OF WATCHING THIS AS A KID TOO, AND IT NEVER LEFT ME

[@nikita70]

TheLovelyCreature The same here. I think I could easily relate with the way you feel. Remember how I fell in love (well, 'got infatuated' fits better I guess) first time ever. I was like 13 or so and 'he' was my classmate. Needless to say it was one of those numerous, early, unrequited platonic 'loves'. I remember me having concocted a long, mawkish poem, inspired/influenced by the story of Ophelia or so, as I believe, in that I identified myself with a virgin girl that commited suicide throwing herself to the river after being brutally raped and 'corrupted' by her prospective lover (must be I desperately wanted someone to 'treat' me like this, but good, these times, lol). Well, childish enough yet I think I have been 'infected'/'afflicted' with this 'macabre thing' since forever as you reported to be. The exaltation and morbidity is kinda intricincly, inevitable part of my imagination I just can't escape. I used to literally hate and avoid tales with happy endings, relished exalted (to the extent of being mawkish and kitschy) stories involving suicide and/or bloody murders, and still hang on this nasty vice to 'torment' my characters/protagonists as I'm writting tales and, of course, while letting my imagination running wild and fantasing. My heroes needs to be 'aesthetical flawless'(not to confuse with aethical) and suffer a whole lot (definitely way way more than an average hunan being is able to make through/endure) before I let them die finally. Oddly enough, now the 'cyrcle' seems to be about to get completed... I was turning 40 and and 'met'/'discovered' Nick Cave whos work seems to embody all my cheap thrills and obsessions perfectly. Plus, I ran across this song that I do really regret not to know as I've been through all this 'early love episodes' and wonder how it's possible it left unrevealed/undisclosed for so long to me or rather how I was able to omitt it... Slap the palm, all you romantics that are not afraid to cross boundaries and move one step further than average Valentines, so said...