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Fearless on my breath?..................I've been singing "Feels like summer rain" for the last 20 years!

This song was written about Jeff Buckley. Elizabeth Frasier wrote it right after he died. She said so herself. Its not about abortion, but rather the beautiful life that was taken from us when Buckley died.

This song is not about abortion. She was waiting near a river as they were searching for her ex-lovers body....who died in a water rafting incident. She was crying over the fire as they waited till morning to restart the search. She had had cross words with him before he died...and so her crying into the fire are the most faithful statements of how she really felt about him. See wikipedia

this song was played at my sons funeral service. Jacob Raul Hernandez. I was the one brought it to his attention and we found it in his music collection after his death. I will always cherish this song and it will always remind me of him. I love you very much my beautiful lad and one day I will see you again. forever and ever your loving father, Dean. x

even if you don't like the song, can't we all agree that this is the voice of an angel?

I feel incredibly nostalgic in a weird way when I listen to this.

i remember freaking out when i found out this was a song, and not just one of the best tv show themes ever made

As a Medical Student. this song really inspires me while doing my assignments, reminds me why Medicine and studying for it is important

Guys this music is from 2090, still listening 2024 🫶🏼🖐🏻

Played this at my dad's funeral. Miss him every day. We used to listen to this in the car together. Made me happy then and makes me happy now; simple as that 💙

this song fills me with this warm feeling idk why, liz's voice is so soothing.

I don't know if has been posted here already or not, but the song is about being in love with someone who cannot hear it, due to death. It's hard when you lose someone you love, which is what the lyricist Elizabeth Fraser was feeling when she lost her good friend Jeff Buckley. This is what I believe is the analysis of the song.

this song makes me un-willingly sad like no other song has. It reminds me of so many things which I'd rather forget, but somehow I love it all the same and listen to it every day

Massive Attack was so underrated. Great music to listen to while cruising the streets at 2am

My mother used to play lesser known old songs like this to me when I was very young and even still in the womb. This song has such a deep meaning and attchment to me and makes me tear up every time with nostalgia.

I think it's probably about the definition of love itself". "Love, love is a verb, love is a doing word" - "teardrop on the fire, fearless on my breath". Love being a conscious struggle etc., instead of an emotion like infatuation. A lot of pain involved and all that. Probably depends on the listener, since each of us interprets things differently.

I have this song on my computer and it's my favorite song. I think this song is one of the best songs you WILL ever listen to. I love to listen to it before I go to sleep.

It doesn't matter what the lyrics are about, does it touch your soul or not, it's the music that's beautiful.

Had quite the surreal moment with this song. I used to live in Florida. There was a park with a little beach I used to go to if my shift got me out early enough. Pandora was my traveling partner. One day got to this place with about 40 minutes to spare. So I chilled its was nine inch nails artist radio. As the sun finally started to set this song came on. I've never seen something fit into a moment as perfectly as this song did.