Anthonie Tonnon - 'Old Images' (Official Music Video)

[@LeeLeeLovesYoou]

What a beautiful song and powerful music video! I'm just now learning about the tram history in Ōtautahi and figuring how we can return it to the public transport service it was until 1954. I'm feeling inspired, thank you Anthonie!

[@davidlewis5798]

Don’t often listen to a new song and immediately play it again...

[@hannahpearce8081]

Hi today you came to my school st Clair and sung this song.

[@simononline]

Only looking through old images do I understand she carries albums in her mind from another time when the sun gave light in a different tint her mother wearing hazel print and though some remember doubt and fear she remembers colourful years and I'm not so radical I still have my affinities for the twentieth century I have a driver's license and one day I will drive her to the city that left this mark on me I know our parents' dreams were innocent buy a house to shelter a couple of kids and if the world didn't blow up by then they'd grow up to do the same again now she tells me not to blame them for what became their great obsession for open arms that ceased extending or believing the world had finished mending here's a photograph of a young girl looking shyly into the camera wearing a shirt that reads Australia holding a rare butterfly in her hands and I wish that I could visit there be the air around her hear the secrets she might tell then but not now

[@fatimaadilla3138]

How did you cracked the code?

[@ArarimuHistory]

Have you ever been inside the old Auckland Railway Station building? That was a wonderful space, projecting the importance of railways. I can remember running through those majestic halls, late to catch a train. Now it's apartments.

[@AnthonieTonnon]

I've never had the chance! But I've always thought it was a stunning building, and a little sad the way it ended up stranded out there robbed of its purpose.

[@kiwihib]

I used to work in the suburban ticket office mid 70's before I transferred down to Otago all those stations bring back memories worked at few of them.

[@simononline]

All the best with your Silver Scroll nomination!

[@nannajaysadventures]

I just learned some local history.... great song love it.

[@heppolo]

such a beautiful song

[@missichristensen3275]

And there's those rich resonate notes....love the lower ones

[@jonathanlonie3065]

Lived in port Chalmers early 70s had the choice of 3 trains in the morning to get to work The overnighter and 2 railcars

[@mikegrealish5352]

you are a Shining Star ... this song is only beautiful

[@kirstenstrom]

This is such an uplifting, poignant song. Thank you!

[@mightyV444]

Nice to see your name among the comments to this young gentleman's great work, Kirsten! I am one of your FB followers 😀 I've known Anthonie's music for only two weeks now, thanks to visiting a friend in Whanganui then and him recognising Anthonie while we were out sight-seeing one afternoon 😀

[@kirstenstrom]

@@mightyV444 Interesting!

[@mightyV444]

@@kirstenstrom - Yes! Everything happens for a reason, though! 😇

[@MrPiha]

Its the 12 of March 2020, I took the train from the west, the 10.22, and I got to meet up with the east train at 11.06, and I got to walk the red carpet, into public transport, and well quite the tour guide, thru the piss stained tunnels in Glenn Innes, to the magnificant Te Oro centre, and we we watch you you walk the line

[@MrPiha]

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