Nina Simone and Emil Latimer - Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair

[@lukeslark]

Some Nina deep cuts here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKm2eHevlMiJoKc and here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJuXoqqJlpigg7s Peace xxx

[@yasmin2389]

When my son was born, the doctor said his hair was "black as night"; amazingly enough whenever he was fuzzy and wouldn't stop crying, I would sing this song to him and he'd come down and go to asleep.....I've always found Ms. Simone's music amazing and touching. Thank you for posting this song...I'm in tears.

[@rockbellstormcloud7365]

That is the most beautiful thing I’ve heard!! Thank you so much for sharing^^!

[@andreaenriquez6529]

Es una bella canción y la interpretación maravillosa! Que hermoso recuerdo gracias por compartirlo!

[@azultrinidad1248]

You made me cry,mother.. 😘💖 Beautiful words❤

[@chuckeynewkirk199]

Lulla!

[@lorrainecleaver6792]

idiot

[@drumrnva]

I like this performance, but I also like the audience. They know when something special is happening, and they know how to let the quietness resonate. Seems like that is pretty rare these days.

[@WimiBussard]

*holds smartphone* *click click click* *upload selfie with background and flash*

[@gamwpanagia]

+Wimi Bussard Gotta earn them facebook creds!

[@giorgos091973]

+gamwpanagia (bad nickname)

[@myaanolover]

This is what happens when the audience understands music and actually digest the song.

[@icampos89]

Nina used to tell people to shut up and sit down when she was performing.

[@CosmasConnolly]

This is an old Irish ballad. As an Irishman I can say I have never, ever, heard a more beautiful rendition.

[@sabbahelhajjami1735]

I didn't know it was an Irish sog, whatever it's one of my favorite songs ever

[@sean_d]

Although popular in Ireland due to Christy Moore it's origin is Scottish, (after all it mentions the Clyde). Listen to Christy's intro... kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4rTmKaGd5J1odk

[@astridanayalation4512]

Thank y’all for sharing this fact 🎈

[@MDC23]

As a french, I didn't know it was an irish ballad. Thanks a lot for letting us know it

[@lewieq9596]

I am not familiar with Irish ballads but I sure got the feeling of it from her sensitive rendition. I am glad about that.

[@lisahill4641]

Sometimes, when I listen to Nina, the depth of her pain radiates through my body. Her talent, her pain, her gifts were all intertwined to create, in my opinion, one of the greatest artists ever.

[@allenfriedman2441]

WHEN I WAS YOUNG, I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND HER, BUT AFTER SHE PASSED, I FELT AN EMPTINESS IN MY BODY

[@JazzFlop212]

Lisa Hill Absolutely. Perfectly said.

[@JazzFlop212]

@@allenfriedman2441 May I suggest turning off caps lock

[@helenalewis1152]

I agree with u

[@wonsin2436]

@@JazzFlop212 mololloollol

[@alinakhussainova2450]

The love of my life introduced this song to me some years ago. I fell in love with it. My love passed away a year ago and now I come here to listen to it and remember my happy times ❤

[@vincents8165]

One of the greatest live performances on KZbin

[@kristi.s9922]

I can't handle that two of them have the same voice. And how they blend it, it's just magnificent.

[@thecodereviewguru]

Man until this comment, I didn't notice he was singing. The camera had to zoom

[@bexiexz]

yes it's magnificent

[@carlosgaspar8447]

not unlike terry callier, circa 1972

[@opheliesemiramis3158]

All the lyrics of this version : Black is the color of my true love's hair His face so soft and wondrous fair The purest eyes And the strongest hands I love the ground on where he stands I love the ground on where he stands Black is the color of my true love's hair Oh I love my lover And well he knows Oh I love the ground on where he goes And still I hope that the time will come Still I pray that the time will come When he and I will be as one Lord When he and I will be as one Black is the color of my true love's hair Black is the color of my true love's hair Black is the color of my love, so fair Black is her body, so firm, so bold Black is her beauty, her soul of gold I carry my love in my heart Every... everywhere And no matter where I go She is always there I remember when she came to me In a vision of my mind I remember when she said to me: "Don't ever look behind" She said: "Look ahead", and I would see Someone always loving me... Her picture is painted in my memory Without a color of despair And no matter where I go Black is the color of my True love's hair

[@drunarabarber5734]

Hey thank you for posting the lyrics! I always look for them in the comment section.

[@Nicole-kx9vg]

Thank YOU. 💟

[@eniobatista1420]

Obrigado 👍👍🤘

[@katerinapoltzoglou1207]

Thank you Ophelie❤

[@isabeldieguez5214]

Joya !!!

[@richardmbowman]

This woman was one of nature's musical gifts to humanity. She could sing a Betty Crocker recipe an' still sound great.

[@BlackButterFlyTongue]

Right on

[@clody4575]

+Richard Marshall Bowman true buddy

[@suzyl.1706]

Facts!!!

[@ASecondOpinion]

This woman and this song are both absolutely amazing.

[@lesliethomas2489]

well described. lovely description

[@mpasebapaseba1394]

ISN'T SHE BEAUTIFUL ! The setting - Nina Simone's Hair, her skin tone, the perfect makeup that brings out her Perfect... facial features, her outfit, the piano, NINA's graceful, elegant manner as she performs, the bare lighting...the still silence .. Is AN AWESOME piece of Artwork. Then ... Emile Latimer delicately, delicately ... frames it.

[@karonsamaranayake8222]

Such fearlessness, such fear, such vulnerabilty,such strength,such meaness, such generosity, such musicality, such soul. No one to compare with the great Nina Simone, any one could only be a reflection, Thankyou for your time here on earth, and allowing your light to burn so bright, so fierce

[@silensill]

you found the perfect words! damn.....

[@ValenciaHall-n4c]

My dear u just.descibed.the black women blessings❤ thx nina

[@harrietjohnson1930]

This performance continues to astound me. It’s a precious gift to my spirit.

[@oliverhochron2267]

This is the song that began Nina's performance i saw at the Beacon Theater in NYC in 2000. From her first note i shattered into a million goose bumps and tear began streaming down my face. I turned and looked at others in the audience, not a dry cheek, as we shared the same pain and exultation. A thunderous standing ovation followed every song.

[@ellarweegadsden8483]

I saw her in Central Park, live about 50 years ago. Her venues were almost always affordable. Because, I believe, she never attained the stardom of someone like Lena Horne. But that hadn't been her dream.

[@elloohno1349]

@@ellarweegadsden8483 As a South African I have never heard of Lena Horne but been listening to Nina Simone for years :)

[@lorrainecleaver6792]

@@elloohno1349 lena horne was real

[@robertfraserthompson9421]

The lyrics, the voice, the piano, the talent.

[@FULLOOKKK]

Shall we all bow down to this amazing beautiful woman? Yes I will! What an amazing WOMAN!!

[@ivatorres4515]

I think of Nina as a friend. She is so versatile! Everything she sings has her own watermark". Anger / Tenderness / Commitment / Herself. I must now be grateful to KZbin for having given me the opportunity to develop my knowledge of what in life is worth living with. MUSIC at his best. Thank You!

[@williamelias5332]

This is one of the best songs I ve ever heard in my life..❤

[@tinmiguel4597]

Love how Nina's voice is even deeper and richer than the guy's voice. Unique voice and what a musician

[@sosaa.k.alilbhikkhu205]

omg, as an african american male in these 19 years of life i dont think ill find anyone as attractive all around as Nina, Long Live her precious soul

[@tinaperez7393]

As a white American at 50, I agree. Nina has no equal.

[@KimberlyStJohn-hw5dc]

😢😅😊 absolutely beautiful no words to describe the wondrous of this Melody the ballad classic

[@projektbrot]

she was always ahead of everybody else. her style, her melodies, the singing! everything is so unique and fascinating, so fresh, so powerful. people nowadays cannot even produce music like this anymore. shivers.... just shivers! Nina Simone - you are a true diamond!

[@mangstadt1]

Well, nowadays people are using autotune. Hard shit and diarrea--it all sounds the same.

[@harrietjohnson1930]

Exquisite. I’m sooooooo grateful to see and hear this.

[@anthonya5525]

Her melody that starts 4:00 until the end with the guitarist isn’t on any recorded version of this song is so beautiful and jaw dropping, another piece of proof that Nina Simone was a Classical Pianist and a Composer. Every song she made it her own as well as adding flares from every classical era of music.

[@edwshaddick8305]

I always get goosebumps every time her bit at 3:57 starts

[@Serge210]

Actually it's on the record black gold, I have it. The song is split in 2 section on the song listing on the back of the record , a1 by Nina et a2 by latimer.

[@ffelegal]

And also the amazing accompagnement.. in its own incredible..all mixed up with deep vocals. She's a goddess

[@ellarweegadsden8483]

Being a grand pianist was her dream. But the almost insurmountable racism and segregation of that time kept her out of Julliard(?). Her anger and bitterness informed her singing and her whole life, eventually. Towards the end of her life, that's all she talked about. Tina Turner remained bitter about not gaining the popularity of Madonna back in their day.

[@tma56]

Did not know I could hold my breath for seven minutes.

[@bozm9961]

ahhhahhhahhaaahahahhhahhahhhaaha !! wow !!you said it ,you did.

[@victorchien8492]

Nice reply........ man........

[@staydilatedTV]

she whispered a song along the keyboard...and everyone and I stopped breathing

[@lulumargaret]

tma56 I didn’t blink for 7 minutes.

[@harrietjohnson1930]

This performance is pure magic for me.

[@gregoryscott3858]

A catch of breath, then chills, then tears. Thank you Ms. Simone.

[@belenarroyojaimes5581]

This is pure art. And something extra, a white man lifting her piano chair, in 1969. Best video ever.

[@eliyahgladin970]

I would have gladly adjusted her chair... Would have relished the opportunity, absolutely, Nina has a soul of gold!

[@philipgundill237]

And she carried on playing!

[@JackFortunello]

The fact that we still notice these things is the reason why there's still racism in the world

[@cynsini9211]

1969 is after the rise of the Civil rights movement... Any white man that wouldn't do that at this point in time is a very public racist in a world where it is no longer an openly defensible thing.

[@MattMcConaha]

She's a performer who was invited to play at the venue, of course there will either be venue staff or a technician of some sort around to set up the equipment for them, regardless if who the musician is. Nobody would have come to set up the chair if it was some nobody artist at a random open mic or something, regardless of who the musician is.

[@jholmes779]

I danced to this in a pageant and yes I won... Every time I hear this song it gives me chills...... Rest In Paradise Nina...

[@menjiii01]

I have never heard Nina's version of this song till now. Breathtaking!

[@bsg75husker]

+piggy choo me neither. knew a song from joan baez and christie moore. never heard this. She IS frakkinn special the more i watch.

[@gaiawright6788]

+Donny Smeets same here. always associated it with Baez.

[@bsg75husker]

 Gaia wright nice to see old stuff inspires still/. ;)

[@ratso69ful81]

Nina's interpretation of this song is a hauntingly beautiful rendition...

[@rachelmcdonough1506]

I love how she combines American and African elements with this Scottish song. It really makes in interesting to listen to.

[@paulinewalker1221]

It's Irish 🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪

[@brucecollins4729]

@@paulinewalker1221 nothing to do with ireland. it,s an american rework of a scottish ballad. introduced to ireland by christy moore who learned it from scottish folk singer hamish imlach.

[@central_scrutinizer]

@@paulinewalker1221 nah its Scottish mate sorry

[@martinsanchez4827]

African elements?

[@paolatraiani1815]

Non e' possibile avere oggi 2024 questa meraviglia ...........grazie Nina di essere esistita e di averci dato tutto cio'❤❤❤❤❤amo tutto di te❤

[@DRAngel1974]

ohh my God! Nina was a GODESS! i can't even put in to word what her songs do to my soul when she sang. I am going to Paris and the one of the first things i am doing go put a rose on her grave to thank her to opening my heart to real music, passion and heartbreak.

[@jethrotull1962]

Beautiful song and performance . I am very lucky that I heard Nina Simone live at Roni Scott's 1984

[@Miss_KearraE]

I just love how she plays the piano so beautifully and effortlessly. Her whole essence is divine. I love Nina simone and wish i could mimic her divine gift

[@illawaiz]

i remember singing this as a part of an advanced regional choir in high school… remembering the song brought me to this video… i had to click for nina simone…

[@elenailinca7085]

So deep, so emotional, so beautiful!!! Great, amazing voice!!!

[@IvyTania]

this gave me goosebumps srsly, love her voice and piano plays

[@absenteechildhood8172]

Agreed!!!

[@miketolliver3615]

Absentee Childhood cr

[@erika5107]

Nina dressed in all black totally mastering her craft. The riff at 2:57 and the way she throws her hand at its finish is just awesome.

[@mpasebapaseba1394]

Erik A Yas, Yas, Yeees! Excellent observation!!!

[@wellingtonjesuorobo9872]

That amazed me too

[@fernandoelbrat]

It gave me chills when I saw it

[@revjys]

Exactly ... Nina was no joke!! What a voice, what a musician!!

[@rubysarahaynes]

Yes! SO GOOD!

[@TheMightyPika]

Good Lord the control, the discipline, the perfection in this performance is incredible.

[@laurynstone1818]

her voice makes me so emotional, she is beyond legendary

[@panagiotismichalopoulosmpa771]

A lullaby for death. I can't do anything else other that sit and admire whenever that woman plays anything. An Enchantress

[@leftleaf3590]

She has no peer. I am rendered speechless Everytime.

[@TheSneezingMonkey]

You can seemingly feel her love for whoever she sings about. So much passion and soul....

[@dafnisg]

I'm a fan of Mrs. Nina Simone. But, I must say: I have never heard a song / performance as powerful, as engaging as this. Indeed, the audience must have been breathless for the seven minutes that the performance lasted. When I wrote this review, there were almost 900 dislikes. I can't explain these people

[@1180JEAN]

J'écoute en boucle cette immense personnalité, plus qu'une immense pianiste et chanteuse. Toute une vie sans compromis, hors du star système, formidablement engagée, trainant une énorme souffrance. Une pensée à sa fille Lisa. Il n'y a pas un enregistrement vidéo qui ne touche le coeur et l'âme au plus profond de soi...

[@fengy5629]

was reading the comments, kinda unsure why people were freaking out so much about her- then she started singing, and my entire body erupted in goosebumps.

[@allenfriedman2441]

ME, KILAUEA

[@thomasboehnlein5205]

She has given me goosebumps at a ridiculous rate. Amazing voice.

[@Pvlmyr]

Her voice takes you instantly. Love you always, Nina ❤️

[@biamicheletto1]

I love Nina! I'm so lucky (blessed) I had the opportunity to see her in Brazil!

[@starsfall13]

Pure and genius! Oh Nina, you shall forever reign supreme!

[@VirtualGroupIsrael]

Can't stop listening, love everything about this song, Nina, the piano, Emil Latimer, they are all just wonderful.

[@fannieharris]

She was a great performer and activist with her music.

[@flanigan_a-go-go]

francesca harris no doubt....👊

[@FennelWitch]

This is the first version of this song i ever listened to and it's turned out to be the only version i like. There is soemthing special in this performance. Isn't that so strange and wonderful? That there is only one version of a song you fall in love with and you find it before any other.

[@scottmorrison7300]

Been going through a lot of shit recently. Thanks Nina for allowing me to shed some healthy tears.

[@unicornthirteen8237]

Just dyed my hair black. And her voice made my soul turn Gold.

[@rosebud3971]

Most cool!

[@mpasebapaseba1394]

Unicorn Thirteen Beautiful comment! Awesome Expression...Love That!

[@flanigan_a-go-go]

Unicorn Thirteen so well put... My jaw is still dropped. Glad i got my ears

[@shalissa8993]

how poetic

[@allenfriedman2441]

I'M BALD, WHAT COLOR DO U RECOMMEND TO ME ?

[@SEBASTIAOPINTOPIMENTA]

Conheci essa preciosidade através do meu filho Alex alguns anos atrás e nunca mais esqueci, quê é nina simone e seu talento; Deus quê a tenha.

[@absenteechildhood8172]

Dear God!! I never heard where the man comes in with his part until this version. I'm stunned at the beauty.

[@mangstadt1]

It's called ventriloquy :))

[@lisajlomax6582]

Captivating x

[@kristi.s9922]

It's so crazy that when they sing, their voices sound almost the same.

[@romanasever]

I love the sound of her voice,her lyrics and the way how she communicate with us,her oddity..

[@paulwheble3690]

sublime, it can't get any better than this

[@jeffreyhoward6319]

Wow! Beautiful! I love how they keep the haunting quality of this beautiful Scottish folk song.

[@TraveltheRedRoad]

This is a wonderful wonderful version but it is a Scottish song- the words have been changed here

[@AlexGCronkleton]

Ian Buchanan If the words have been changed in America it is an American song. Song= lyrics + music. Perhaps it is a Scottish melody?

[@TraveltheRedRoad]

Only a couple of words were changed- it's predominantly the original Scottish lyrics barring the few references to Scotland missing. The tune is the same too- although she has clearly taken her own exceptional spin on it.

[@jeffreyhoward6319]

Nonetheless, I love the haunting quality of this song no matter which side of the great pond it is sung.

[@TraveltheRedRoad]

Absolutely- she makes it her own and I think it has a different significance- a different meaning/intent the way she has sung it

[@egopat15]

I'm Rocking A Natural Afro like Nina at the moment

[@manbearpig7521]

She is beautiful

[@sleo6664]

With the Hoops too & lashes 😊

[@brianpais3562]

Music is the fourth basic need besides Food Clothing & Shelter...

[@nickberry8329]

If I couldn't have the first, I wouldn't have any use for the other three.

[@allenfriedman2441]

3RD

[@Ozrockerie]

Music came before the clothing and shelter.

[@oliviaoliver3924]

2nd

[@bffdolls7667]

Ther's a saying in my language that says : music is the nutrition of the soul

[@willemvanasveldt7131]

I have been to several concerts of Nina here in the Netherlands. This song is so beautiful in every version she sung it. Love you forever Nina ❤❤❤❤

[@manueltemo6405]

Anyone 2019?? let's lesting!!

[@alundavies8402]

MANUEL Temo is it just me or Is this music phenomenal

[@alvareto3098]

sisas

[@LimeMortar]

I always wondered why people write so stupid comments.This is music, not news. Music is always relevant.

[@Felix_Stoner88]

Oh sí

[@Krvronski]

4 Months later still listening

[@CharlesNewkirk-lb6uh]

I was 19 years old in Port St Lucie Florida and I saw the movie featured by Nina Simone I fell in love I cried tears of joy

[@marylarsen2288]

This is wonderful rendition of the original Scottish folk song of the same name. Nina Simone's voice and piano playing are amazing and give this great song such a different and wonderful feel.

[@Danny-wv8ec]

wow, just wow. what an amazing voice and talent.

[@Wutwut1n1]

Listen to how subtly she adds those notes to the guitar piece at the end... Such humility doesn't exist in today's music; the artists' egos don't allow for them to be anything but selfish

[@watewmark]

OUUUuuuhuoyhouhouhhyeaahaheahehahaaaaaaAAAAAHAHAAAAAEAAAAAAAAAOOuuuouhouuhouuu *applause*

[@HaraldSjellose]

@@watewmark wat

[@scissormetimbers9755]

"this isn't Justin Bieber" Shutup

[@sheilag-lagiles4678]

The Lady who Showed me that Passion and Deep Feeling are MORE Than a Legitimate Expression. So Love you Nina, Bless YOU....xxxx

[@danankahjones9532]

I am at this moment, first time blessed to hear,, ancestors, spirit, beauty, soul, depth, Gorgeous all at 1ce!!

[@erolhakanoglu8701]

Shame on Curtis Institute to deny her admission. The honorary degree they gave her just before she passed in 2003 adds to their shame. This recording is beautiful. Thank you for the post.

[@corradotara1]

oh my god....how can anyone say she isnt in touch with god and the universe and her soul.........she is always stunning and sincerely the deepest female artist to me

[@Arron413]

I love how Nina backed Emil Latimer on piano. It was extraordinary!

[@1KTJayne]

WOW! I haven't listened to (heard) Nina's extraordinary and unique expression of music since I was a child! Awesome performance. My sister used to play her all the time and I would just drift into another realm of enjoyment.

[@corriedebeer799]

I enjoyed this very much. Takes me back to my young days listening to my mothers Nina Simone records.

[@ralphhross]

Fantastic talent, it's like her voice and soul and piano are like unified and she doesn't just sing she expresses emotion somehow.

[@sanelemanyela6612]

I came across this gem in 2018/19, It's been a while

[@iftykhan180]

I've come to Nina Simone rather late, but glad I've found her. As much as I appreciate her talent, find her asserting her cultural identity at that time even more impressive.

[@Jj-ty7qh]

My fave singer of all time. Hands down. I’d have loved to see her live. I can’t stop listening to her. I’m obsessed

[@E-kd1su]

Oh my God. If it weren't for my fingers typing... I'd have no words. Speechless.

[@lolarosa2295]

Truly ahead of it's time. Every time I hear this song I can't help but tear up. Love this woman.

[@rodaffleck]

This. THIS is how you duet.

[@MissKatebush]

Wow, this is one of the greatest performances of a rendition I've ever seen, and I've seen some beauties! Thank you very much for uploading this delight.

[@garyb5998]

On so so so many levels version works..... I am truly moved and impressed As a proud Celtic Irish 🇮🇪 person this Hits

[@jamiemueller1881]

Absolutely blown away by this version. I'm familiar with Joan Baez's and Judy Collins' versions, but this made the hair on my head stand up. 934 people don't know genius when they hear it.

[@ellarweegadsden8483]

Some of us did back in her day. That's why she's on that stage and not singing in the subway.

[@martinecamryn5575]

She is surely becoming my favorite artist of all time. Absolutely magnificent, truly a masterpiece. A strong woman with a beautiful deep voice.

[@wendypatterson4337]

I listen to this often. It is ancient. It is resonant today and tomorrow, I am certain. I sing it to myself in quiet moments. (It is within my Limited tenor range.) I love that she shares it with the young man and it reflects back to include her.

[@susanduschatko5313]

I sang this absolutely beautiful song at the end of my 1st semester of taking voice in music school. It was my 2nd instrument after piano, and the song I sang for the final. I love this song.

[@mauricephillips941]

The woman was a musical genius and you can't teach that

[@iamnonny007]

Maurice Phillips 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@JazzFlop212]

She was one of a kind

[@marlaannblack]

You can't teach that... That kind of gift comes from God alone.

[@myozzio5025]

@@marlaannblack oh really? does god then teach racisism is only from whites? she is one of the biggest racist ever.

[@allenfriedman2441]

THERE ARE 777 PEOPLE THAT DISLIKE THIS, ARE THEY NUCKEN FUTZ ?

[@calamitybabs162]

Nina plays piano beautifully with such seemingly zero effort and that distinctive voice! Such an amazing talent!

[@Tchasa]

She had a really hard life but I think that's the reason she could put so much emotion in a song. I never found someone who can stand comparison with her.

[@drghdrgh1140]

Hard life.. I guess that is relative. I think she grew up in a pretty stable home. Two parents..Parents weren't poor and destitute...they supported her playing. I think she was very in touch with what was going on in the world and expressed it through her playing the piano. She wanted to study and play classical...but I doubt there were many prestigious (white) schools that wanted to admit her. I think she was so proud of her heritage and hated that people couldn't see how racism is stupid as f*ck. Like ..RESPECT ME. I am playing some good stuff. I am black.I am a woman. I am proud. I am great.

[@Tchasa]

Yeah, You're right. But it isn't just about the environment and the condition she grew up in. She had many mental health problems like a bipolar disorder and was later in a unhealthy relationship with her husband who forced her to become famous. And you can have a hard life even if things are going well. I think that Singers and all kinds of artists with mental illnesses are superior in expressing feelings. For example Van Gogh, Munch or singers like Amy Winehouse and Nina Simone.

[@sundaymoon000]

Tchasa agreed!

[@mathewwalentowicz3081]

Tchasa don't forget Janis Joplin she had quite a bad childhood a disappointment to her parents bullied so bad worse than you'd think at school and never being loved she put so much emotion into her songs both her and Nina do a great rendition of little girl blue

[@BlackXxScopez]

+Tchasa look up black is the color of my true love's hair as performed as a duet by Avi Kaplan and Peter Hollens.

[@robnostaljah1398]

How have I not heard this before, I am truly taken back and have never been blown away like this before. Deep!!!

[@missantpaz4451]

En plena pandemia su voz me alivia. 2020 y sobreviviendo.. gracias Nina Simone

[@MiziB]

The depth of musical dialogue between them is profoundly moving!

[@ShanuWral]

This woman was a genius among us.

[@loelion9513]

Fact

[@ЛенаРоманова-ш3я]

Согласна с вами)

[@1w598]

How though? I'm not getting it.

[@Zoesstuff]

This is the best performance of this song forever. Thank you for sharing!

[@dorellana31]

Saw this looping at the HIGH museum in Atlanta and it's been hunting me since then. So beautiful

[@stillhere8553]

Masterpiece! Nina will live forever through her amazing talent.

[@quetlentorres7630]

Tudo nessa música é incrível, eu simplesmente amo ❤️ a voz dela me leva pra outro lugar

[@jovanamihic4750]

Everything is so deep, her voice, song lyrics, emotions that I feel when I listen piano, I think this is the best song ever written and this is the best cover of it.