As with Monsters, and his fathers chronic kidney disease and dire diagnosis, the miscarriage devastated him - and as a singer, the only way for him to deal with it, was to write a song. Very real, very powerful songs that come from the soul. Cathartic in its own way.

Two wonderful songs by James Blunt are the result of his military service in the British Army while in Kosovo. “Carry me home “, always makes me cry . Also “No Bravery” filmed by James in the Balkans. Well worth exploring.

The mourning of what could have been, what felt promised, is really highlighted. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the video😊

Another song from James Blunt that is very relatable to many people around the world is “Carry You Home”. It was inspired by a personal experience that James had and is beautifully written and performed. You’ll want to react to the Official Music Video in order to experience the full impact of the song! ❤

I had a coworker a while back who was in the 2nd half of his 40's when I knew him. He and his wife had 5 miscarriages and had to give up. They just resigned themselves to never having kids. Super nice people. It killed me that they never got the chance.

@MusicHealsHQ

16 күн бұрын

I’m sure that had to be extremely hard for them. This song really does have healing power for those in similar situations. Thanks for watching!

The good news is that, since the miscarriage, James and his wife have had two boys.

I lost my first at 12wks many many years ago. Have 2 daughters now 🌻. It’s definitely ’what might’ve been’ that is difficult. Beautiful song 💔🥰

@MusicHealsHQ

16 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing!! Glad you’re here! ❤️🤟🎵🙏

This speaks to me on so many levels, i had 2 miscarriages when i was 19 and 21, both miscarriages happened a few days after finding out i was pregnant. I lost my first love a few months after my second miscarriage, when he suddenly died in his sleep due to an undiagnosed heart condition. While i was devastated with each loss i look back and realise that i wasn't in the best living situation at the time and wasn't anywhere near ready to be a parent. i went back to college when i was 22, where i made loads of friends including one boy who became my best friend for 6 years, before we gave into our feelings and became a couple. We decided a few yrs later to start trying for a baby. Sadly after 16yrs of trying we never got our dream of being parents together. Sadly i lost my soul mate in august last year when he suddenly died after coming home from his job as a carpenter. We had to wait 3 months to find out what caused his death, although i felt i knew already. He'd also died of a heart attack caused by an undiagnosed heart condition. (The same thing that killed my first love) Losing my soul mate crushed me, I've never felt grief like it, nearly a year later i still cant quite get used to the fact he's gone. I can't see myself ever being a mother now, i don't think i could do it without him.

@MusicHealsHQ

18 күн бұрын

So sorry to hear about your losses. I hope the video provided some comfort in knowing that your feelings matter. I’m sure your soul mate would want you to have love and peace in your heart today and always. ❤️

@joyceharkin3641

12 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry for your losses. I hope you have support around you to help with your grief.

@SAM-dg3vd

2 күн бұрын

I'm so very sorry for your losses. Peace and healing and comfort to you.

The greatest by james blunt is also a very good song

James Blunt has a talent for tearing our hearts apart. Another beautiful song.

Sadly this was their first child. They had two sons, I think, since.

Thank you for telling me you’ve done this reaction,

Maybe give a reaction to R.E.M.'s Everybody Hurts - it was written in response to rising youth suicides to encourage people who are in emotional pain to see that we all have bad times and that you can hold on to get through to better times.

@MusicHealsHQ

15 күн бұрын

I’ll check it out. 🙏

@thomasmacdiarmid8251

15 күн бұрын

@@MusicHealsHQ The official video adds so much. You really need to go for that for a reaction.

I sadly had to watch my eldest daughter giving birth to a still born baby at 26 weeks old. It really broke and destroyed my daughter and son-in-law . I got to hold my dead granddaughter and seeing what it did to my daughter nearly ended me. But happy to say that she was blessed with twins and another daughter.

@MusicHealsHQ

15 күн бұрын

So sorry to hear that you and your family had to go through that terrible experience. ❤️ But I’m grateful to hear about your three grandchildren. May you and yours stay strong and healthy! 🤟🎵🙏

"Beautiful and painful" is a good definition of the emotions that are transmitted in this song. The loss of a loved one is something that happens to us sooner or later in life and even more so when it is seen as an unfinished project. Different feelings attack us: non-acceptance, anger, sadness, guilt, etc. Knowing how to manage all of this seems like an impossible task. Over time, after several losses, it is not that it is less painful, but more or less knowing how to follow the path of those emotions and also allow them and express them. I agree that asking for help from a professional, because sometimes those emotions are overwhelming. James Blunt knows how to make songs, concise and precise in his lyrics and also, as I commented in a previous reaction, with a very peculiar voice; there is no doubt that he reaches the heart, he knows how to transmit feelings. I follow you, whenever I can, in your deep analysis... you never disappoint and I think we all learn something. Thank you so much.

@MusicHealsHQ

15 күн бұрын

So glad you took the time to share this! Glad you’re here. 🤟🙏❤️🎵

Please react to dark thought by James too

I appreciate your variety. As much as I love Ren, Tool, and many other artists, in many other genres, it is nice to see your perspective on the many different emotions. It’s also cool to see new stuff from the reactor world. 😊

@MusicHealsHQ

17 күн бұрын

Thank you very much! Glad you’re enjoying the channel. Shine on! 😎🙏

Another beautiful song from James is (The Greatest)

There's so much beauty in the song, but what gets me every time the most, are 3 things: His feeling of helplessness towards the grief of his wife who is blaming herself and how there seemed to be nothing he could say or do to comfort her but just seemed to make it even worse The realisation how choosing a name for the baby defined her as a person - also, it tells us the miscarriage probably happened when they were further along in the pregnancy, not in the first trimester The shift of perspective in the bridge, where he's not speaking to Sophia anymore but directly to their daughter. Thank you so much for picking up the suggestion and providing us with these insights ❤

Have you done Ren's Crutch? It's very powerful.

The thing that gets me people forget how much the. Father suffers too. The mother gets all the sympathy we forget most times dad suffers also. My husband was devastated when we lost our son.

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Thank you

Hey, you should do "Dark thought" from James !

Little boy and the preacher man by Jesse Howard and Nu Breed will you react to it? (Tissues Needed)

@MusicHealsHQ

18 күн бұрын

I will check it out. Thanks 🙏

@MikeyMike2503

18 күн бұрын

I will definitely watch that one! After hearing it many times and singing along, I listened to once before my son went in for a NUSS procedure and it broke me. Cried like a baby.

Please checkout No Bravery, enjoying your reactions to Blunt and ren thanks

@MusicHealsHQ

15 күн бұрын

I will check it out. Thanks 🙏

"Dance with the devil" by immortal technique is an amazingly disturbing yet painfully real song about the gang culture are youths are forced into by poverty. I would love to hear your take on it, btw you got a new subscriber today, love your vids now