Mourning Dead Partners In This Sad But Beautiful Music Video
Are we entering the trend of gay love songs devoted to ones we’ve lost? There’s Tom Goss’ wonderful nod to fallen warriors, and now here is “Way Beyond The End,” from James Christopher Reed and Paulo Dominique Nacianceno, and it’s more beautiful than anything I’ve seen in awhile.
I kind of felt the same way. Auto-tune, next time, please.
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To say that it is “pitchy” would be an understatement. I cut it off before the minute mark. My hair was curling.
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maybe this is just a part of the idea – this is how dead people sound
out of this world and out of tune.
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Video was fairly well done but the singing….not so much.
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I liked all of it. It’s a shame some of these commenters didn’t watch all the way to the end to see the twist.
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@Benjamin – What twist? I think the video ended predictably. They lyrics were good and the melody ok. I do agree that the singing was off kilter and needed better production. But a great effort on their part.
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I viewed it in its entirety and was not terribly impressed. Certainly not surprised by “the twist” at the end, You should check out the Scissor Sisters’ “The Other Side.”
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I thought this was a pretty good song/video. It’s obvious the lyrics are thought-provoking and meaningful – especially if you’ve ever lost someone of this significance. Well, I have, and I feel his presence all the time, especially during this time of year.
Thank you for sharing.
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Pav = GOD
GO pav!!!!
I enjoyed it immensely. To the implicit haters on here, try and provide constructive crticism, not idiotic insults.
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This wasn’t that great.