Hi Dave , Recently , somewhat unfortunately I have recalled the memory of going out with you when I was 16, and it was lovely at the time, but i know I upset you. Now I have regained my music "ear" and hope to play Babylon again, one day, with my musician friends. Although I have incredible memories of you, Dave, its upsetting sad and unsettling as well. At least Babylon does not seem to be about me at all, so maybe I will play it again x
@modarXmodar2 сағат бұрын
Nostalgia, this song will live forever
@martinriding359220 сағат бұрын
Such a moving song just can't put words for it ❤
@Marie-HenriBeyle-mk3hkКүн бұрын
Does anyone know who the girl is in this video?
@WILLINGLYWILDКүн бұрын
Mythical recommendation
@joeylaird1389Күн бұрын
LOVE THIS( DAVID GRAY SAIL AWAY JOEYS TWINS SONG .MISS U LOVE U NO 1 TWIN SISTER UP IN HEAVEN ❤
@jackriley8156Күн бұрын
when i was young, my dad played david gray all the time, he even sang this song in krakow with me in his arms, the most precious memories 😀
@paulcartledge1814Күн бұрын
I remember when he sang brown eyed girl in Hull, I bawled , true legend 💯
@crookedboy8191Күн бұрын
Anyone july 24
@bethanyjacobs24602 күн бұрын
I fell in love with his music at a very tumultuous moment in my life...he made me have hope❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Nathanael-hf7lz3 күн бұрын
David is pretty good
@joankaranja59733 күн бұрын
Having spent time in a psych ward ...and attempting to escape and failed...this song hits home. "Tell me something.......x2 ...I don't already know 🤒
@johnlindsay24153 күн бұрын
Just a better time to be alive when this album dropped 👌
@pamfilyam3 күн бұрын
Beautiful...
@simonabbott1753 күн бұрын
brings back memories of a Thai hooker i once knew
@ospreybird3 күн бұрын
:-)
@Serioussamurai5004 күн бұрын
🎸🎸🎸🎸👍🏼
@foxyiconsfryingcircuits5 күн бұрын
❤️🦊❤️
@JoyceCummings-gn7pq5 күн бұрын
To my wee George died aged 21 ❤, I only wish I understood 😢what was going on his young head ,I had custody for 8 years and I know he came with a lot of problems but I was ready n willing George to b there for u ,I just know u Didn't like this life n I'm so sorry I couldn't help u ,so anyone out there feeling alone ur not there's always someone to talk to ❤please don't let the bass.. get yi down love you so much wee George xxx
@Blu5andfee1ing5 күн бұрын
I sung this to my baby when he was in intensive care. I still sing it to him now he's a toddler and he clams down instantly. I like to think he heard me sing it when he was in a coma and it's what made him know I was there. Such a beautiful song.
@bobbiebland29865 күн бұрын
My favorite song, since the day I heard it….. I am 65 an in my youth went to a concert-a week. Saw them all for only $5… that would cost hundreds now. But SAIL AWAY stole my heart. Every chance I get I play it. David Gray is the most underrated singer but mostly guitar player, he is amazing. I have turn so many people on to him over the years. David you won me over years ago. But you stole my heart with SAIL AWAY, YOUR FOREVER FAN …🌹bobbieboomboom🌹
@cindybrenning40835 күн бұрын
He is so talented!! I wish he would put out some more of his amazing music!!
@user-iz5dc2ll8y6 күн бұрын
Essa música me traz lembranças boas de um tempo em que vivia em paz. ❤
@ChrisRedfieldChannel6 күн бұрын
Girl next door 😢
@jenniferscullydono71636 күн бұрын
Forever a fan of David Gray ❤
@kylechistopher077 күн бұрын
The girl next door led me in here, i wish something like that happens to me, that movie is so f*ing great i loved it so much, after watching it it felt like there's something missing with my life and thinking i was born in a wrong place and a wrong time and this songs reminds me that, i can relate a little about those two characters in the movie, i found a girl that i really like, it started just like a little like in the movie but in my situation it ended badly (may i suggest if you're new in to love just be you're self and if you think she's to much for you don't change or get down just be who you are because if the girl already likes you for who you are, you are one lucky son of a b....) hmm i learned that when it was over, i wish i can be that guy, he really did everything to get her, we have the same characteristic but in some reason i can't express it or show it and because of that I'm all alone, honestly i think i just want to be loved.
@alexanderjames63287 күн бұрын
Mr Gray is a superb musician... he really is!
@mikey36277 күн бұрын
Love ❤ this song ❤ i sing it when everyone is out the house as im doing housework then i follow it up with Oscar Issac Fare thee Well .... Both are masterpieces ❤❤❤❤❤
@chrislong85597 күн бұрын
His line in the song "feels like lightning running through my veins" is one of my favorite lyrics in all of music ever. And majority of us have to sift through dating and relationships for awhile sometime years, but when you have found that right person whether they are still alive or they passed away, you feel like lightning running through your veins when your with them. Can't describe it any better than Mr.Gray did here.
@emanuelsm0897 күн бұрын
Essa música me causa emoções profundas. obrigado David Gray por umas das musicas mais lindas que ouvi na vida ❤
@stephehennebry19837 күн бұрын
This song still gets me ❤
@marcusperry94817 күн бұрын
I worked at a CompUSA in the early 2000's and this song was on one of the demo racks for our computer speakers, so I heard it constantly throughout the day. There is a surreal sort of nostalgia I get when I listen to this song now.
@michaelworley62417 күн бұрын
👍
@karenbartaby81147 күн бұрын
Love love love this song! I'd forgotten just how good it made me feel and came across it here and had to play it. Still fabulous all these years on........
@christineholmes5788 күн бұрын
Lovely song and video ❤xxx
@andreasmith16858 күн бұрын
Hi Dave, my husband and I have only just discovered Skellig. Just a few months ago I recalled your name from my memory banks and googled you. Its our favorite album, played loud on our Focal floor standers. Is mesmerising. The other night I just watched his face as he absorbed it. White Ladder has been in my head since 2000 and I never realised it was you. I found it very hard to watch you back then. Now I know why it was disquieting. I have been playing since about 12y/o. I used to jam with my mum's non-trad folk band as a kid. I devoured the Paul Simon songbook. In 1985 I had a Tokai Strat and a Roland SH101. 1990 I went to Uni, and discovered loads more music and started playing again. I was in a Cajun band playing fiddle in 2002. And 2005 to '17 I sang and played guitar as well as fiddle, doing songs like, when you come back down Nickel Creek , in folk session sing arounds. We played Babylon ! Then I lost my ear. I thought it was menopause but after having a huge stress reaction when I realised you had become David Gray I stopped taking Montelucast , and I am "me" again. I had no idea what it was doing to me. You saved me from myself in 1985, and sort-of again in 2024. I've had a mad tangle of a life. Not laid out like a garden, there has been plenty of room for the wild. Perhaps with that though, there is no final scene to end this story. I have been revisiting my "greatest hits" , the people who wowed me all the way back to the Urban Road days. I have had so much love in my life. There are some bad things too, but if that gets too much I put all the "love" into an imaginary bliss-duvet and it warms my soul. Dave, I have a bit of you in that bliss-mix, under a willow tree one damp night, 1985, your eyes like flint on a stone.
@andreasmith16858 күн бұрын
Hi Dave, my husband and I have only just discovered Skellig. Just a few months ago I recalled your name from my memory banks and googled you. Its our favorite album, played loud on our Focal floor standers. Is mesmerising. The other night I just watched his face as he absorbed it. White Ladder has been in my head since 2000 and I never realised it was you. I found it very hard to watch you back then. Now I know why it was disquieting. I have been playing since about 12y/o. I used to jam with my mum's non-trad folk band as a kid. I devoured the Paul Simon songbook. In 1985 I had a Tokai Strat and a Roland SH101. 1990 I went to Uni, and discovered loads more music and started playing again. I was in a Cajun band playing fiddle in 2002. And 2005 to '17 I sang and played guitar as well as fiddle, doing songs like, when you come back down Nickel Creek , in folk session sing arounds. We played Babylon ! Then I lost my ear. I thought it was menopause but after having a huge stress reaction when I realised you had become David Gray I stopped taking Montelucast , and I am "me" again. I had no idea what it was doing to me. You saved me from myself in 1985, and sort-of again in 2024. I've had a mad tangle of a life. Not laid out like a garden, there has been plenty of room for the wild. Perhaps with that though, there is no final scene to end this story. I have been revisiting my "greatest hits" , the people who wowed me all the way back to the Urban Road days. I have had so much love in my life. There are some bad things too, but if that gets too much I put all the "love" into an imaginary bliss-duvet and it warms my soul. Dave, I have a bit of you in that bliss-mix, under a willow tree one damp night, 1985, your eyes like flint on a stone.
@RJ-hm9gi8 күн бұрын
Wa wa wah
@spacebound72478 күн бұрын
My two sons downstairs worrying and crying I dunno why I'm telling them not to and one little princess who I don't even know where she is now but I hope it's somewhere fun with mammy ❤️❤️ Ty don't be worrying so much and col stop beating yourself up I love ye guys look after our little innocent beauty I love you guys so so much and to the one who knows sure if it all goes wrong at least you know someone out there loved you and I'll see you on the other side ❤❤ yeah Col you were right it broke me 💔 Honey now if I'm honest I still don't know what love is x
@davidtomsett9 күн бұрын
I had the White Ladder CD and played it all the time on a trip across the channel France, a classic album.
@AnitadosSantos-k9j9 күн бұрын
Love this beautiful song. It reminded you of Mommy, my precious Daddy. May you both be resting gently in heaven 🙏💔
@ImQuiteGay9 күн бұрын
I found this because I was looking at the lyrics for Lady Gaga’s song called “Babylon” (a different song, lol), but mistakingly they put the song was written by David Gray. So I looked him up thinking he was a lyricist.
@andreasmith16859 күн бұрын
Hi Dave, my husband and I have only just discovered Skellig. Just a few months ago I recalled your name from my memory banks from 1985, and googled you. Its our favorite album, played loud on our Focal floor standers. Is mesmerising. The other night I just watched his face as he absorbed it. White Ladder has been in my head since 2000 and I never realised it was you. I found it very hard to watch you back then. Now I know why it was disquieting. I see the real Dave in this video, I think. I have been playing since about 12y/o. I used to jam with my mum's non-trad folk band as a kid. I devoured the Paul Simon songbook. In 1985 I had a Tokai Strat and a Roland SH101. 1990 I went to Uni, and discovered loads more music and started playing again. I was in a Cajun band playing fiddle in 2002. And 2005 to '17 I sang and played guitar as well as fiddle, doing songs like, when you come back down Nickel Creek , in folk session sing arounds. We did Babylon ! Then I lost my music ear. I thought it was menopause (but after having a huge stress reaction when I realised you had become David Gray) I stopped taking Montelucast , and I am "me" again. I had no idea what it was doing to me. You saved me from myself in 1985, and sort-of again in 2024. I've had a mad tangle of a life. Not laid out like a garden, there has been plenty of room for the wild. Perhaps with that though, there is no final scene to end this story. I have been revisiting my "greatest hits" , the people who wowed me all the way back to the Urban Road days. I have had so much love in my life. There are some bad things too, but if that gets too much I put all the "love" into an imaginary bliss-duvet and it warms my soul. Dave, I have a bit of you in that bliss-mix, a willow tree one damp night, 1985, your eyes like flint on a stone.
@ShyGuy839 күн бұрын
This song always takes me back to my senior year of high school.
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Hi Dave , Recently , somewhat unfortunately I have recalled the memory of going out with you when I was 16, and it was lovely at the time, but i know I upset you. Now I have regained my music "ear" and hope to play Babylon again, one day, with my musician friends. Although I have incredible memories of you, Dave, its upsetting sad and unsettling as well. At least Babylon does not seem to be about me at all, so maybe I will play it again x
Nostalgia, this song will live forever
Such a moving song just can't put words for it ❤
Does anyone know who the girl is in this video?
Mythical recommendation
LOVE THIS( DAVID GRAY SAIL AWAY JOEYS TWINS SONG .MISS U LOVE U NO 1 TWIN SISTER UP IN HEAVEN ❤
when i was young, my dad played david gray all the time, he even sang this song in krakow with me in his arms, the most precious memories 😀
I remember when he sang brown eyed girl in Hull, I bawled , true legend 💯
Anyone july 24
I fell in love with his music at a very tumultuous moment in my life...he made me have hope❤️❤️❤️❤️
David is pretty good
Having spent time in a psych ward ...and attempting to escape and failed...this song hits home. "Tell me something.......x2 ...I don't already know 🤒
Just a better time to be alive when this album dropped 👌
Beautiful...
brings back memories of a Thai hooker i once knew
:-)
🎸🎸🎸🎸👍🏼
❤️🦊❤️
To my wee George died aged 21 ❤, I only wish I understood 😢what was going on his young head ,I had custody for 8 years and I know he came with a lot of problems but I was ready n willing George to b there for u ,I just know u Didn't like this life n I'm so sorry I couldn't help u ,so anyone out there feeling alone ur not there's always someone to talk to ❤please don't let the bass.. get yi down love you so much wee George xxx
I sung this to my baby when he was in intensive care. I still sing it to him now he's a toddler and he clams down instantly. I like to think he heard me sing it when he was in a coma and it's what made him know I was there. Such a beautiful song.
My favorite song, since the day I heard it….. I am 65 an in my youth went to a concert-a week. Saw them all for only $5… that would cost hundreds now. But SAIL AWAY stole my heart. Every chance I get I play it. David Gray is the most underrated singer but mostly guitar player, he is amazing. I have turn so many people on to him over the years. David you won me over years ago. But you stole my heart with SAIL AWAY, YOUR FOREVER FAN …🌹bobbieboomboom🌹
He is so talented!! I wish he would put out some more of his amazing music!!
Essa música me traz lembranças boas de um tempo em que vivia em paz. ❤
Girl next door 😢
Forever a fan of David Gray ❤
The girl next door led me in here, i wish something like that happens to me, that movie is so f*ing great i loved it so much, after watching it it felt like there's something missing with my life and thinking i was born in a wrong place and a wrong time and this songs reminds me that, i can relate a little about those two characters in the movie, i found a girl that i really like, it started just like a little like in the movie but in my situation it ended badly (may i suggest if you're new in to love just be you're self and if you think she's to much for you don't change or get down just be who you are because if the girl already likes you for who you are, you are one lucky son of a b....) hmm i learned that when it was over, i wish i can be that guy, he really did everything to get her, we have the same characteristic but in some reason i can't express it or show it and because of that I'm all alone, honestly i think i just want to be loved.
Mr Gray is a superb musician... he really is!
Love ❤ this song ❤ i sing it when everyone is out the house as im doing housework then i follow it up with Oscar Issac Fare thee Well .... Both are masterpieces ❤❤❤❤❤
His line in the song "feels like lightning running through my veins" is one of my favorite lyrics in all of music ever. And majority of us have to sift through dating and relationships for awhile sometime years, but when you have found that right person whether they are still alive or they passed away, you feel like lightning running through your veins when your with them. Can't describe it any better than Mr.Gray did here.
Essa música me causa emoções profundas. obrigado David Gray por umas das musicas mais lindas que ouvi na vida ❤
This song still gets me ❤
I worked at a CompUSA in the early 2000's and this song was on one of the demo racks for our computer speakers, so I heard it constantly throughout the day. There is a surreal sort of nostalgia I get when I listen to this song now.
👍
Love love love this song! I'd forgotten just how good it made me feel and came across it here and had to play it. Still fabulous all these years on........
Lovely song and video ❤xxx
Hi Dave, my husband and I have only just discovered Skellig. Just a few months ago I recalled your name from my memory banks and googled you. Its our favorite album, played loud on our Focal floor standers. Is mesmerising. The other night I just watched his face as he absorbed it. White Ladder has been in my head since 2000 and I never realised it was you. I found it very hard to watch you back then. Now I know why it was disquieting. I have been playing since about 12y/o. I used to jam with my mum's non-trad folk band as a kid. I devoured the Paul Simon songbook. In 1985 I had a Tokai Strat and a Roland SH101. 1990 I went to Uni, and discovered loads more music and started playing again. I was in a Cajun band playing fiddle in 2002. And 2005 to '17 I sang and played guitar as well as fiddle, doing songs like, when you come back down Nickel Creek , in folk session sing arounds. We played Babylon ! Then I lost my ear. I thought it was menopause but after having a huge stress reaction when I realised you had become David Gray I stopped taking Montelucast , and I am "me" again. I had no idea what it was doing to me. You saved me from myself in 1985, and sort-of again in 2024. I've had a mad tangle of a life. Not laid out like a garden, there has been plenty of room for the wild. Perhaps with that though, there is no final scene to end this story. I have been revisiting my "greatest hits" , the people who wowed me all the way back to the Urban Road days. I have had so much love in my life. There are some bad things too, but if that gets too much I put all the "love" into an imaginary bliss-duvet and it warms my soul. Dave, I have a bit of you in that bliss-mix, under a willow tree one damp night, 1985, your eyes like flint on a stone.
Hi Dave, my husband and I have only just discovered Skellig. Just a few months ago I recalled your name from my memory banks and googled you. Its our favorite album, played loud on our Focal floor standers. Is mesmerising. The other night I just watched his face as he absorbed it. White Ladder has been in my head since 2000 and I never realised it was you. I found it very hard to watch you back then. Now I know why it was disquieting. I have been playing since about 12y/o. I used to jam with my mum's non-trad folk band as a kid. I devoured the Paul Simon songbook. In 1985 I had a Tokai Strat and a Roland SH101. 1990 I went to Uni, and discovered loads more music and started playing again. I was in a Cajun band playing fiddle in 2002. And 2005 to '17 I sang and played guitar as well as fiddle, doing songs like, when you come back down Nickel Creek , in folk session sing arounds. We played Babylon ! Then I lost my ear. I thought it was menopause but after having a huge stress reaction when I realised you had become David Gray I stopped taking Montelucast , and I am "me" again. I had no idea what it was doing to me. You saved me from myself in 1985, and sort-of again in 2024. I've had a mad tangle of a life. Not laid out like a garden, there has been plenty of room for the wild. Perhaps with that though, there is no final scene to end this story. I have been revisiting my "greatest hits" , the people who wowed me all the way back to the Urban Road days. I have had so much love in my life. There are some bad things too, but if that gets too much I put all the "love" into an imaginary bliss-duvet and it warms my soul. Dave, I have a bit of you in that bliss-mix, under a willow tree one damp night, 1985, your eyes like flint on a stone.
Wa wa wah
My two sons downstairs worrying and crying I dunno why I'm telling them not to and one little princess who I don't even know where she is now but I hope it's somewhere fun with mammy ❤️❤️ Ty don't be worrying so much and col stop beating yourself up I love ye guys look after our little innocent beauty I love you guys so so much and to the one who knows sure if it all goes wrong at least you know someone out there loved you and I'll see you on the other side ❤❤ yeah Col you were right it broke me 💔 Honey now if I'm honest I still don't know what love is x
I had the White Ladder CD and played it all the time on a trip across the channel France, a classic album.
Love this beautiful song. It reminded you of Mommy, my precious Daddy. May you both be resting gently in heaven 🙏💔
I found this because I was looking at the lyrics for Lady Gaga’s song called “Babylon” (a different song, lol), but mistakingly they put the song was written by David Gray. So I looked him up thinking he was a lyricist.
Hi Dave, my husband and I have only just discovered Skellig. Just a few months ago I recalled your name from my memory banks from 1985, and googled you. Its our favorite album, played loud on our Focal floor standers. Is mesmerising. The other night I just watched his face as he absorbed it. White Ladder has been in my head since 2000 and I never realised it was you. I found it very hard to watch you back then. Now I know why it was disquieting. I see the real Dave in this video, I think. I have been playing since about 12y/o. I used to jam with my mum's non-trad folk band as a kid. I devoured the Paul Simon songbook. In 1985 I had a Tokai Strat and a Roland SH101. 1990 I went to Uni, and discovered loads more music and started playing again. I was in a Cajun band playing fiddle in 2002. And 2005 to '17 I sang and played guitar as well as fiddle, doing songs like, when you come back down Nickel Creek , in folk session sing arounds. We did Babylon ! Then I lost my music ear. I thought it was menopause (but after having a huge stress reaction when I realised you had become David Gray) I stopped taking Montelucast , and I am "me" again. I had no idea what it was doing to me. You saved me from myself in 1985, and sort-of again in 2024. I've had a mad tangle of a life. Not laid out like a garden, there has been plenty of room for the wild. Perhaps with that though, there is no final scene to end this story. I have been revisiting my "greatest hits" , the people who wowed me all the way back to the Urban Road days. I have had so much love in my life. There are some bad things too, but if that gets too much I put all the "love" into an imaginary bliss-duvet and it warms my soul. Dave, I have a bit of you in that bliss-mix, a willow tree one damp night, 1985, your eyes like flint on a stone.
This song always takes me back to my senior year of high school.
I Love his music !
Still one of my most favorite songs
Yes wey still here
vote reform
Best song ever
Diego will forever miss Eudora 😭😭😭😭