you are very wrong I saw her at the OLympia when I was 17 years old and she was gorgeous and I saw her again at her last concert in Paris and that old lady was just as beautiful as can be :))
She had bipolar a horrid and cruel mental illness but like a lot of sufferers she had talent an exceptional passion for music and the best voice I've heard in my lifetime
I heard her interviewed a few years ago on NPR. At one point she switched fro French for some reason and you could just hear her relax. I think she finally found out how it feels.
I'm a sperm swimming around in my dads testicles, and I L-O-V-E this song, shouldn't sperm be listening to vibrations or someting? HOW AM I TYPING? people.... stfu about when u were born, and how its so weird that you like this music, I'm not 90 years old, but I love music from the 20's WHO GIVES A FUCK JUST LISTEN TO MUSIC
this is amazing music!! i love nina simones voice! so peacefull and yet innocent!! amazing! the whole soul inside it!! wish i could sing like that xx :) keep singing please!!!!!!!! <3
@ajahamza I wish I could be free of hatred, of lies, of poverty, of indentured servitude disgusied as jobs, of judegmental attitudes, of sexism. I wish I could live up to my potential. I have million things I wish I could do but am constrained by chains that bind us . The chains of the economic system enslave us all. Many humans have these desires I think. The working and underclasses have always suffered ~ our problem is we do not see what unites us. That's how I relate to this song.
@tabithatwitchetty Lmao I wish for a day when whites may be able to look at people of different races and see them as human beings without losing sight of what is special and unique about racial or ethnic membership. I wish for a day when blacks do not have to pay the price for white man's identity crisis. i wish for a day when Every where Blacks are on this planet, OUR PROGRESS AS A PEOPLE is not ALWAYS BEEN INTERFERED BY Whites,
@tabithatwitchetty ''our problem is we do not see what unites us. That's how I relate to this song.''
Althought i empathise with your sentiment, we didnt creat a society or culture that justify oppression, enslavement, subjugation, etc. I believe that it should be firmly established that this racist perspective is a result of a collective white supremacist mentality that defines Western civilization in of itself.
@tabithatwitchetty Am sorry but this how i see the world. Whites cant not empathise with this song, you have to be member of an oppressed to relate. The last time i check, still have the botth the political and institutional power.
@ajahamza Many people of all races can see themselves as a member of the human race and celebrate and respect the diversity and uniqueness of cultures as a positive aspect of humanity. I accept the history of my culture and its impact across the globe. There is bugger all I can do to change history or the global economy, I can only try and live my life with awareness respect and personal morality. As a white working class woman I have no power. The working class in any country suffers opression.
@tabithatwitchetty The song is not about the struggles women face or the struggle of poor people. This a song about BLACK struggles. I personally believe that you have to be a blacks people to really tap to the emotions of this song. I dont think we will agree on this, maybe am being unreasonable because of the way i feel about whites people.
@ajahamza All music is interpreted by the listener individually and that is why we can relate to music from other cultures. I totally agree that the main theme of this song is about black struggle and of course I cannot relate to or have suffered that particular form of opression. Music can develop empathy on some level. It can also educate and open minds to other views and ideas that may allow us to change the world for the better and eradicate hatred and inequality whatever form it takes.
@ajahamza Listen to the lyrics carefully: "I wish I could share all the love that's in my heart/
remove all the bars that keep us apart". What good do songs like this one do if people keep separating themselves from each other? Yes the song is about black struggles, but it is also about love, tolerance, and people coming together despite what separate us, be it race, gender, nationality, etc. Just my 2 cents. :)
@roxpr2000 i really wish i could see the world they way you do. The black history and my own personal experience of the west and with the white race stops me from seeing the world the way you see it.
@ajahamza Good grief, you're a 28 year old girl living in London. If you have experienced more grief (in your personal experience) that is bad luck and nothing to do with whether or not you have black heritage. Do you honestly think there is some conspiracy that "the white race", whatever that is, keeps you down or "stops you from seeing the world as you see it", to paraphrase your bollocks. Please supply details on what injustices you have experienced due to your melanin count..
@donkmeister For a start i dont live in london idiot. The high of day is some white person telling there is no racism. The dreadful realities of racism and white supremacy have always teetered on the walls of decay because the foundation is built on lies and deception. To be rude, fuck off and leave me alone. I dont have to prove anything you. knob
@donkmeister There is much evidence to substantiate this—I know so many whites have simply ignored and cast from their collective consciousness acknowledgment of the white-on-black racism that has characterised the west, so I might actually have to launch into a diatribe to remind some you of this—if it is necessary,. It really won’t take that long, but in this case i cant be arse. I dont live in the west anymore, so not my problem, but in continent? i will make it my problem,
@ajahamza The beauty of perfect music such as the sort produced by sublime artists like Nina is that it can help us to relate to each other on a level that skin colour often prevents. It can touch the soul, develop empathy and support understanding and knowledge. Music, dance and art is, and always has been, universal. It unites us as a species while being so diverse it makes the mind boggle. I relate to Nina as a woman and as one who has struggled and, though relative, it is no less valid.
What a wonderful rendition of a very moving song. Discovery chain: funkysober's new song Sunshine into my life features the singer from the Coke ad which licensed part of this tune. Thanks Boy George!
Thank you paulsplace. I took your advice and checked our Farris' version of the song on youtube. You are right, it is a good rendition. The slower pace, slower than Nina's version, is more reflectivee. Gives reason to think and reflect. Thanks for the suggestion.
I praise God That People stepped forward for civil rights and now slavery is outlawed. I feel bad that my ancestors enslaved people. But I praise Jesus People are free now :) Awesome song
My Favourite Song Ever. Nina is simply amazing and so is this song. I've embeded it on my site greatprotestsongsDOTcom/protest-music/ Click on the Nina image thumbnail below the feature. Can you make sure you are Ok with this. If not leave a comment on the bottom of that page and I will remove. If you do like the site and it is ok, then please leave a comment anyway and like it on FaceBook ;-)
Listen to the crap my generation has to offer to the next generation of children, It's terrible. Thank you past generation for making real music and I'm sorry we had to kill it.
First heard this song while watching "Ghosts of Mississippi", and I just sat there listening to the words and I just thought about the movement and how they sacrificed it all just to be free.
yea 67-and still turnin -america needs to wake up awaken To this structure of economic destuction here ,that they are eventually going to turn loose on the people to fend and blame against, on each other if we let them ..
possibly the most powerful song I've ever heard. Its intensity builds with each verse. This woman knows what it feels to be oppressed, and she sings this from the very depths of her soul.
:D I remember my like, second grade teacher playing this for us when we were learning about the civil rights acts. I would always cry, and have until just now, looked back on this song fondly, while not knowing the title. Thank you for this post! <3
thanks for posting! i couldn't get this song out of my hdead after hearing it on The Choir and just wanted to hear the whole thing. Such an uplifting song.
a part of the song is missing
titouchailloy 9 hours ago
Dakujem za usmev na tvari.....
MacMaya84 4 days ago
amazin melody nd vocalz
TheHippy4 1 week ago
This song makes me so happy!
Chookie369 1 week ago
She wasn't an attractive woman but godDAMN she could sing.
WarriorOfWriters 3 weeks ago
@WarriorOfWriters you
TheMelodyblues 6 days ago
@WarriorOfWriters
you are very wrong I saw her at the OLympia when I was 17 years old and she was gorgeous and I saw her again at her last concert in Paris and that old lady was just as beautiful as can be :))
TheMelodyblues 6 days ago
@TheMelodyblues my point is that a good singer is a singer, not a model
WarriorOfWriters 5 days ago
She had bipolar a horrid and cruel mental illness but like a lot of sufferers she had talent an exceptional passion for music and the best voice I've heard in my lifetime
jnmklo9 3 weeks ago 5
same thing as beyonce
sing+jazz=nina
shes got that
littlelucy5818 1 month ago
two words: Fuck, yeah!
therealbluesville 1 month ago
2am christmas morning just danced around my portocabin to this song stone cold sober and alone,its uplifting and joyus,spiritual, wonderful
rictorn 1 month ago
Dear Tabitha, well put! This song should've put war to an end.
"When music and courtesy are better understood and appreciated, there will be no war"
-Confucius
l8nighterr 1 month ago
Una jodida maravilla!
carlos86902 1 month ago
I heard her interviewed a few years ago on NPR. At one point she switched fro French for some reason and you could just hear her relax. I think she finally found out how it feels.
henlaojim 1 month ago
i wish you could know what it means to be me, then you will see and agree that every man should be free!! emotional!!
UrLuv10 1 month ago
Brain Power
Rouzbehbenafti1 2 months ago
emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can free our minds- Bob Marley.
Want to be free? READ BOOKS and strengthen your beautiful mind.
tristramshandy3 2 months ago
Every woman in the world were a bit more like Nina, it would be a much better place to live in.
mussman717word 2 months ago 3
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mussman717word 2 months ago
7 dislikes what the hell is wrong with people
guzzy211985 2 months ago
racism I guess
PeterYos 2 months ago
One of the greats!
jafdee 2 months ago
love deep inside
qiqina1 2 months ago
I'm a sperm swimming around in my dads testicles, and I L-O-V-E this song, shouldn't sperm be listening to vibrations or someting? HOW AM I TYPING? people.... stfu about when u were born, and how its so weird that you like this music, I'm not 90 years old, but I love music from the 20's WHO GIVES A FUCK JUST LISTEN TO MUSIC
ablweh 3 months ago
Ugh! I just love this woman!
kcl060 3 months ago
this is amazing music!! i love nina simones voice! so peacefull and yet innocent!! amazing! the whole soul inside it!! wish i could sing like that xx :) keep singing please!!!!!!!! <3
14beetlebug 3 months ago
@14beetlebug
she´s dead..
eru97 3 months ago
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94Harrymitchell 3 months ago
@94Harrymitchell
what?!
eru97 3 months ago
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94Harrymitchell 3 months ago
@94Harrymitchell
i knew you MF
eru97 3 months ago
Oh Nina, how your music soothes my soul and wipes away my tears. <3
LilAliciaCook 3 months ago
Thanks for sharing
PJ92386 4 months ago
Great song and great singer!!!
reidamiao 4 months ago
7 people are still in chains
icarusjones 5 months ago 5
"None are more hopelessly oppressed than those who falsely believe they are free." - Goethe (Illuminatus).
iloveesr 5 months ago 5
i hear whites singing this song, i really dont know how they can relate to it.
ajahamza 5 months ago
@ajahamza I wish I could be free of hatred, of lies, of poverty, of indentured servitude disgusied as jobs, of judegmental attitudes, of sexism. I wish I could live up to my potential. I have million things I wish I could do but am constrained by chains that bind us . The chains of the economic system enslave us all. Many humans have these desires I think. The working and underclasses have always suffered ~ our problem is we do not see what unites us. That's how I relate to this song.
tabithatwitchetty 5 months ago
@tabithatwitchetty Lmao I wish for a day when whites may be able to look at people of different races and see them as human beings without losing sight of what is special and unique about racial or ethnic membership. I wish for a day when blacks do not have to pay the price for white man's identity crisis. i wish for a day when Every where Blacks are on this planet, OUR PROGRESS AS A PEOPLE is not ALWAYS BEEN INTERFERED BY Whites,
ajahamza 5 months ago
@tabithatwitchetty ''our problem is we do not see what unites us. That's how I relate to this song.''
Althought i empathise with your sentiment, we didnt creat a society or culture that justify oppression, enslavement, subjugation, etc. I believe that it should be firmly established that this racist perspective is a result of a collective white supremacist mentality that defines Western civilization in of itself.
ajahamza 5 months ago
@tabithatwitchetty Am sorry but this how i see the world. Whites cant not empathise with this song, you have to be member of an oppressed to relate. The last time i check, still have the botth the political and institutional power.
ajahamza 5 months ago
@ajahamza Many people of all races can see themselves as a member of the human race and celebrate and respect the diversity and uniqueness of cultures as a positive aspect of humanity. I accept the history of my culture and its impact across the globe. There is bugger all I can do to change history or the global economy, I can only try and live my life with awareness respect and personal morality. As a white working class woman I have no power. The working class in any country suffers opression.
tabithatwitchetty 5 months ago 5
@tabithatwitchetty The song is not about the struggles women face or the struggle of poor people. This a song about BLACK struggles. I personally believe that you have to be a blacks people to really tap to the emotions of this song. I dont think we will agree on this, maybe am being unreasonable because of the way i feel about whites people.
ajahamza 5 months ago
@ajahamza All music is interpreted by the listener individually and that is why we can relate to music from other cultures. I totally agree that the main theme of this song is about black struggle and of course I cannot relate to or have suffered that particular form of opression. Music can develop empathy on some level. It can also educate and open minds to other views and ideas that may allow us to change the world for the better and eradicate hatred and inequality whatever form it takes.
tabithatwitchetty 5 months ago 39
@tabithatwitchetty me emocionaste mucho, gracias
serramalaga 1 week ago in playlist the spirit of freedom
@serramalaga eres bienvenido
tabithatwitchetty 1 week ago
@ajahamza to me thats a very blanket veiw, we all stuggle it dont matter what colour you are!
iloveesr 5 months ago 2
@ajahamza Listen to the lyrics carefully: "I wish I could share all the love that's in my heart/
remove all the bars that keep us apart". What good do songs like this one do if people keep separating themselves from each other? Yes the song is about black struggles, but it is also about love, tolerance, and people coming together despite what separate us, be it race, gender, nationality, etc. Just my 2 cents. :)
roxpr2000 4 months ago 9
@roxpr2000 i really wish i could see the world they way you do. The black history and my own personal experience of the west and with the white race stops me from seeing the world the way you see it.
ajahamza 4 months ago
@ajahamza Good grief, you're a 28 year old girl living in London. If you have experienced more grief (in your personal experience) that is bad luck and nothing to do with whether or not you have black heritage. Do you honestly think there is some conspiracy that "the white race", whatever that is, keeps you down or "stops you from seeing the world as you see it", to paraphrase your bollocks. Please supply details on what injustices you have experienced due to your melanin count..
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@donkmeister For a start i dont live in london idiot. The high of day is some white person telling there is no racism. The dreadful realities of racism and white supremacy have always teetered on the walls of decay because the foundation is built on lies and deception. To be rude, fuck off and leave me alone. I dont have to prove anything you. knob
ajahamza 3 days ago
@donkmeister There is much evidence to substantiate this—I know so many whites have simply ignored and cast from their collective consciousness acknowledgment of the white-on-black racism that has characterised the west, so I might actually have to launch into a diatribe to remind some you of this—if it is necessary,. It really won’t take that long, but in this case i cant be arse. I dont live in the west anymore, so not my problem, but in continent? i will make it my problem,
ajahamza 3 days ago
@ajahamza The beauty of perfect music such as the sort produced by sublime artists like Nina is that it can help us to relate to each other on a level that skin colour often prevents. It can touch the soul, develop empathy and support understanding and knowledge. Music, dance and art is, and always has been, universal. It unites us as a species while being so diverse it makes the mind boggle. I relate to Nina as a woman and as one who has struggled and, though relative, it is no less valid.
tabithatwitchetty 5 months ago 4
R.I.P Nina, now you really know how it is to be free from this crazy world today.
EKSally
P.S you are not missing a thing believe me!
Eksally 5 months ago
Wow. That made me tear up a lil bit.
txherezy 6 months ago
@txherezy me to!!! " I'd sing cos I'd know that! I'd know how it feels to be free!!! " we all know , we all get the massage!!:)))
202nemo 5 months ago
Best song ever.
charleycharleton 6 months ago
Oh and thanks to you, SFS! I need to get this record.
TheOpiumDistrict 6 months ago
Nice job, Life On Mars (uk). One Nina I hadn't heard. It's so great,
TheOpiumDistrict 6 months ago
nice...
fradobrin 6 months ago
Beautiful is the word. Amazing.
Andyjzr 6 months ago
why a pic of her smoking? free to smoke?
punishalltrolls 6 months ago
I wish i could knew who these five guys who doesn't like this song...
But the one thing i knew all of them from Connecticut.
pavelarakelian 6 months ago
My absolutely favorite song as she sings it.
Timeless.
I feel the message, the music of this song applies to all of us each unique one of us every where at every time on this earth.
Oh joy!
God bless you Nina Simone.
waterwind100 7 months ago 2
Funny... just like Curtis Mayfield... the power of less! How strong it is to sing quietly! Go Nina. RIP.
MarcAlexanderMusic 7 months ago
Lot's of great versions of this song, but once Nina sang something, it stayed sung...
ivelosthewilltolive 7 months ago 2
What a wonderful rendition of a very moving song. Discovery chain: funkysober's new song Sunshine into my life features the singer from the Coke ad which licensed part of this tune. Thanks Boy George!
because0ftheX 7 months ago
Brilliant if you enjoy this then listen to the version by Dionne Farris.
paulspalace 7 months ago
@paulspalace
Thank you paulsplace. I took your advice and checked our Farris' version of the song on youtube. You are right, it is a good rendition. The slower pace, slower than Nina's version, is more reflectivee. Gives reason to think and reflect. Thanks for the suggestion.
rayclarkpalmer 5 months ago
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lmiller329 7 months ago
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not as good as lighthouse family
lfclfclfc1 8 months ago
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lmiller329 7 months ago
we listened this song at English lesson :)
mangavisionx173 8 months ago
@mangavisionx173 class
caughtinacadence 7 months ago
Wow, Nina Simone is playing at Ronnie Scott's 17th June apparently. Special video link with the underworld?
firestartertwistedfi 8 months ago
Que voz más melodiosa!
Una gran maestra, gracias por lo que nos dejaste.
PaulaSanRoman 8 months ago
Very Good!
PaulaSanRoman 8 months ago
I praise God That People stepped forward for civil rights and now slavery is outlawed. I feel bad that my ancestors enslaved people. But I praise Jesus People are free now :) Awesome song
singingbabe26 8 months ago
sounds like gospel music
kerron68 8 months ago
nowhere near as good as lighthouse family
lfclfclfc1 8 months ago
@lfclfclfc1 don't be silly.
firestartertwistedfi 8 months ago
I love this song!!!!!!
debrisoliveira 8 months ago
Pure Class!!!!
wytrabbyt 9 months ago
I wish this song never ended.. Amazing!
alman162 9 months ago 19
@alman162 Everytime that this song ends I think that it should be longer
xarls 2 months ago 2
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most beautiful, most beauty!
SeedsofYaris 9 months ago
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"to be free means to have no fear!"
CreatorLtd 9 months ago
music in one of its best period.
Shift1991 10 months ago
Great song, wonderful voice. Thank you.
jessicarabbit290 10 months ago
The song gives me chills, and that's all that needs to be said.
Mizukage6 10 months ago 2
one of the most amazing songs ever
horrigen 10 months ago
My Favourite Song Ever. Nina is simply amazing and so is this song. I've embeded it on my site greatprotestsongsDOTcom/protest-music/ Click on the Nina image thumbnail below the feature. Can you make sure you are Ok with this. If not leave a comment on the bottom of that page and I will remove. If you do like the site and it is ok, then please leave a comment anyway and like it on FaceBook ;-)
Robert Egan
Great Protest Songs
greatprotestsongs 10 months ago
AWOMAN!!* ESPAVO*
alivingdeadsoul 11 months ago
speechless :')
tswift5280 11 months ago
in tears :P
soulsoup159 11 months ago
in tears :P
soulsoup159 11 months ago
She was passionate to the core, and she expressed it exquisitely.
123jsbach 11 months ago
There was just something about Nina Simone; Yes it was soul galore.
cassinko 11 months ago
I love this Woman!!!
danieblu 11 months ago
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Listen to the crap my generation has to offer to the next generation of children, It's terrible. Thank you past generation for making real music and I'm sorry we had to kill it.
Filip3anut 11 months ago
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Filip3anut 11 months ago
R.I.P. Billy Taylor
WakingUpInVegas2000 11 months ago 4
I wish there were more songs like this!!! the world really needs them!!
skotosome 11 months ago 2
the most amazing song in life. who needs gaga or kesha.
chimney1993 11 months ago 4
Nina laying it down, perfect.
MrNiceHk 11 months ago
Makes me want to get out and march!
JES156 1 year ago
First heard this song while watching "Ghosts of Mississippi", and I just sat there listening to the words and I just thought about the movement and how they sacrificed it all just to be free.
NuBeginnin 1 year ago
two people accidentally clicked the wrong button
foolerrant 1 year ago 81
@foolerrant and two more people then did it, out of spite. Namanya manusia (that's people for you)
bettybunge 10 months ago
@bettybunge jeez it might just have not been to their taste of music...
flea03 10 months ago
@flea03 That's a good point. Entitled to their opinion, even if it's not mine. Maaf.
bettybunge 10 months ago
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@foolerrant and two more people then did it, out of spite. Namanya orang (that's people for you)
bettybunge 10 months ago
@foolerrant Ah.
I remember when Youtube was littered with meaningless comments like these.
Thank god that....
o wait...
crazybbob 6 months ago
@foolerrant the other 5 clearly stumbled over the original 2
bfgallag 3 months ago
Great version... if your looking for another awesome cover of this classic song check out John Legend & The Roots Version
TheCaster420 1 year ago
I LOVE HER
Manondanielle 1 year ago
brings tears to my eyes.
chrisdkck 1 year ago
@chrisdkck Such a beautiful song!!
Yes! Your right.. Bings tears to my eyes. :)
MissGabi45 1 year ago
@woutje333 I never said who wrote it??
ocarole 1 year ago
this song found me at a very important place in time and space. amazing
MrJustinwlf 1 year ago
RIP Billy Taylor
blah148 1 year ago
Such a beautiful song. Elegant and so very tuneful. Just like Billy.
zwarriorprincess 1 year ago
God Bless, Billy Taylor
GSCFOX 1 year ago
Now you know how it feels!
A thousand thanks to both Billy and Nina.
WanderingWotan 1 year ago
RIP Billy and Nina . Thank you both for fighting civil rights and adding so much to music.
honeybee7700 1 year ago 50
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honeybee7700 1 year ago
I loved you, Billy Taylor r.i.p.
MsNomer123 1 year ago 2
Rest in peace Dr. Billy Taylor.
andrewwangemann 1 year ago 2
classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
macdole 1 year ago
film 70's on bbc
MrCrispian 1 year ago 2
@MrCrispian and 80's and 90's and Film 2010 uses a jazzed upbeat version of this too! :-)
Kwekwe 1 year ago
best song ever.
honeybee7700 1 year ago 2
Brilliant in it's simplicity
sjcsiba 1 year ago
try singing along to this
jumblymamba 1 year ago 2
My mama used to have a Barbara Carroll album with this; sure I wish I could find it!
yasujiro48 1 year ago
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clemenet 1 year ago
Classic tune!!! Love it!
UKKorby 1 year ago
This Nina Simone
Song I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free
Should Be Release In The Down Load Chart Now And This Music Theme Tune Is BBC Film 2010 As Well
dwig11 1 year ago
@dwig11 I played this song for my son's funeral a few months ago, so many memories and so many tears.
cooperwoman54 1 year ago 3
Beautiful song, wonderful voice
lgspi 1 year ago
yea 67-and still turnin -america needs to wake up awaken To this structure of economic destuction here ,that they are eventually going to turn loose on the people to fend and blame against, on each other if we let them ..
DYNODRUM 1 year ago
Beautiful song. Nina Simone's the best.
gta1977 1 year ago
GOD BLESS U Nina
pinkcat67 1 year ago
Nina Nina Nina
trnjulcica 1 year ago
possibly the most powerful song I've ever heard. Its intensity builds with each verse. This woman knows what it feels to be oppressed, and she sings this from the very depths of her soul.
mizzterE 1 year ago
This is now, and will forever be, the definitive version of this song. Billy Taylor and Nina Simone are both legends. God bless their souls.
mussman717word 1 year ago
This is great. However, I think some of the live versions of this song blow it out of the water.
PsychoSocialChange 1 year ago
Very Beautiful. Touches the soul.
crazyasssurferdude 1 year ago 2
:D I remember my like, second grade teacher playing this for us when we were learning about the civil rights acts. I would always cry, and have until just now, looked back on this song fondly, while not knowing the title. Thank you for this post! <3
Shelasgirl 1 year ago
nina nina nina love love love
CareyCulinary 1 year ago
I like most the lighthouse family version. Try to watch it.
CARROPO 1 year ago
Brings tears to my eyes...
anlee617 1 year ago
This was played at George Jacksons funeral, the only sound, as black panthers with shotguns and the black beret payed tribute
THE REVOLUTION HAS COME
TIME TO PICK UP THE GUN
COMMUNISTGUERRILLA92 1 year ago
i usually listen to 2pac nd other stuff but i was in music class nd thought fuck dis is gd
RossHegg2K9 1 year ago
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utgardhacat 1 year ago
Great song
waxxjf 1 year ago
so very wonderful
kdnred 1 year ago
tearfully beautiful...the truth never sounded better
ellasolaar 1 year ago
tearfully beautiful...the truth never sounded better
ellasolaar 1 year ago
Thankyou Dr.Deas, for enlightening me to this wonderful voice, ms Simone!!
afwah54 1 year ago
she z singing the turth !
Davidau2008 1 year ago
thanks for posting! i couldn't get this song out of my hdead after hearing it on The Choir and just wanted to hear the whole thing. Such an uplifting song.
kkmatt 1 year ago
I ABSOUTLY LOVE THIS TRACK!!!
MrFroylin 1 year ago
good song thumbs up if u agree!!! i <3
this song :)
louiiiiiissss97 1 year ago 4
I wasn't aware that Lady Gaga had been unwell, but let the world rejoice that she's getting over it,
jovesheerwater 1 year ago
This song makes that I'm calm :)
angielskimichal0088 1 year ago
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LADY GAGA IS BETTER...!!!
thetruthis9 1 year ago
one person doesn't like this..... hahahahha... good luck.
LexMassive 1 year ago 2
Wow might be my graduation song :O
helen11910 1 year ago
One can write songs like this, ocarole, but it will cost you something to get there.
mrtadreamer 1 year ago
special dedication to my little brother , who is hooked on oxys'. hoping he can be free someday. one love
ncbloom 1 year ago
Can I use some of this for a school project?
suziequzie1995 1 year ago
I think she is singing about going into a Ralph Lauren shop and wishing everything is cheaper because she can't afford them - I feel you sister.
MattTheOak 1 year ago
@MattTheOak
thanks for making me laugh =]
icingandcrystals 1 year ago
This song makes me cry,, BEAUTIFUL SONG. WOW
SRDiamondSings 1 year ago 4
Love you nina!!!! wherever you are!!!!!!!!
nina simone always in my heart!
TheJazzStreet 1 year ago
Bardzo fajna piosenka...Dzisiaj usłyszałam ją pierwszy raz na angielskim i muszę przyznać, że szybko wpada w ucho;]
mikusia45 1 year ago