Showing posts with label Sarah McLachlan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarah McLachlan. Show all posts

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Sarah McLachlan - Fear

My mom went to a concert of this artist without me… Based on my mom’s description of the performance, this song was part of it. Now this songwriter is scheduled to perform in my area in the upcoming months, and I’m seriously considering going. Of course when I said this my coworkers started making fun of me…
Note: You can listen to that hiiiiiigh pitch in HD!

Sarah McLachlan - Fear:

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Sarah McLachlan - World on Fire

This song has one of the better music videos I’ve seen. It’s kind of the main feature for me, so I’m including it here, obviously. Leave it to Sarah McLachlan.

Sarah McLachlan - World on Fire:

Thursday, December 6, 2012

Sarah McLachlan - Possession (Piano Version)

The legendary Sarah McLachlan! This artist has been a part of my life since I was little, since my mom is a fan of hers. I bought the album this song is on a whim one day a few years ago, and for some reason I really liked this song in particular.
Note: HD available!

Sarah McLachlan - Possession (Piano Version):

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Sarah McLachlan - When She Loved Me

It's not often that a song can make me view it as heartbreaking due to the lyrics, but congratulations, Sarah McLachlan, you have done it. This is from the soundtrack of the Pixar film Toy Story 2, and is about a doll being outgrown by her friend/owner. One time I was playing this on the piano and, in a very weird moment, it suddenly hit me how incredibly sad it was. SO SAD.
Note: Video has HD.

Sarah McLachlan - When She Loved Me:


Here’s the part from the movie with the song. Prepare to be depressed:

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Sarah McLachlan - Full of Grace

My mom owned the album this song is from, so I heard this many, many times throughout my childhood and loved the entire album, but when I had to live in cold, lonely Oregon for a year and was basically depressed, this song suddenly took on a whole new meaning for me and it grew to be my favorite song on the album.  Dramatic, yes, but I guess that demonstrates how much I absolutely hated living there.

Sarah McLachlan - Full of Grace: