It would come on at times when I was going through really hard times or I needed him. I started hearing this song different after his death. I have always been able to feel him and hear him since he died especially if I am just calm and just lay there and focus on him. įor me it's about the connection between my dad and I since my dads death. I guess the bright side is he wrote the song, he's now semi-famous. He's trying to stop time before they're too far gone. I never realized the song is actually beautiful because he's trying to show someone how he feels about them, that he thinks they're beautiful. If he had the right words he wouldn't be laying there in all that pain struggle to cope with his feelings. If he had the right words he may have never written the song. I never really realized till I was older. In the end he's laying in bed that looks like someone just left. Then he lays at the edge of town presumably trying to relax, let go, take a vacation. He then lays himself across the ground, with no will to move while making a daily commute, trying to move on but not finding any real desire to. In the beginning he sits alone in a cafe, maybe a place he'd been with his lover before? Then in the middle he lays in the middle of the road at his wit's end just imagining he's not alone.
I never noticed till now the whole video, he's alone.
Two out of five said they wanted to "raise a laugh" at their funeral, explaining why Monty Python's Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life is one of the most popular songs and why one in 10 said they would consider The Jam's Going Underground.The simplicity of it. The study of 300 Co-op funeral directors and 2,000 adults showed increasing numbers had a playlist already drawn up.Ī list of the most popular funeral songs by pop artists included Robbie Williams, Westlife, Adele and Rihanna.
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Theme tunes from TV shows such as Game Of Thrones, which is filmed in Northern Ireland, could also become more popular in the future, the Co-op predicted. "Wiz Khalifa's track See You Again, dedicated to the late Paul Walker, has made it into the Contemporary Pop charts whilst the late David Bowie's Ashes to Ashes has also been requested by clients in the last 12 months."Īnother song with a strong local link is You Raise Me Up, first sung by Belfast's Brian Kennedy - although the Westlife version is the one that people chose. "It's also really interesting that the passing of celebrities and artists is having an effect on the music charts.
While Frank Sinatra's My Way tops the overall funeral song chart compiled by Co-op Funeralcare - just ahead of Time To Say Goodbye by Andrea Bocelli - new research shows that pop songs are becoming increasingly popular.Īlmost two thirds (59%) of funeral directors and arrangers in Northern Ireland have had requests for music to be played via digital devices such as smart phones, tablets and laptops.Ī further 11% saying they expect to see more of these types of requests in the future.īeverley Brown, general manager of Funeral Services Northern Ireland, said: "Whilst My Way is back at number one, it's great to see a band from Northern Ireland topping the indie chart with Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol being a firm favourite at funerals across the UK.
Snow Patrol's Chasing Cars has topped the UK indie funeral music chart, it can be revealed.
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