My niece Isabella will give birth within the next few days and marry next year. I hope I can do something with this song for their wedding. It‘s a beautiful song for such an event because of the lyrics.
Dip it in chocolate and serve it cold as an appetizer.
There won’t be any odd US evangelical custom on that wedding.
I love to hear him singing in German the most by far. I appreciate him in French as well. But as anglophine my ears are, it hurts to hear him in English. It doesn‘t fit.
Way nicer in French.
his dutch isnt too bad
Just found this piece. He has a very catchy voice and surprised me in the past already creatively. Great music style and lyrics too. He always seems to be cool, but in the kind and good way.
I don‘t like that song, but I just like to watch Henning playing the piano and I like to hear him singing.
That is still my favourite song of Henning May.
Live. I wouldn‘t want to hear this song in any other language. It wouldn‘t fit.
He could sing anything when playing the piano and I would like it, lol. But this time I even love the lyrics very much. It‘s about that his father always ponders about the past when peeling oranges. It‘s a song about that there is a time for being together and a time for leaving for good.
I love this simple piano melody.
Too bad, if they were singing about a time to be together, I never knew it. Must be a language barrier.
I posted this song earlier, stating not liking the song but only enjoying him playing the piano and hearing him singing. Having listened to it several times, it grew on me.
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That was the first words I learned in another language. I was 11. Ick Libba Do was how I learned to pronounce it.