I'm white as far as I know (may be part native). My heart feels this. Keep your hearts open to those who have fallen in love with this land. God has spoken to our hearts, embrace us as brothers.
he sang this to me too...when i was undergoing chemo for my leukemia...when he was run over and had brain surgery someone sang this to him (he was 4) he thinks it was his grandma...
But he goes by his "Legal" name that sounds tearible but I can't think of the right word. me and my little bro and sis do too but I am thinking of replacing my middle name with my native name when i am able ( again that sounds horrible but forgive me I really don't know a lot about this as you can probally tell.)
@lady86vak I'm not sure this is a serious question, but I'll answer just in case it is.
This is an extremely famous English hymn called "Amazing Grace" by an 18th-Century Anglican pastor named John Newton. Enter it into any search engine and you'll find lyrics. Wikipedia has complete and accurate articles on both the song and the writer.
Any one know which dialect of Inuktiut, I am assuming that is the Inuit language, she speaks? I only started studing the book "The Language and of the Inuit: Syntax, Semantics, and society in the Arctic" (I love to study and learn different languages and cultures) Love the singing!
@thehighlander1958 As an Inuit, I must inform you that the Scotish Whalers of the old days breed with the Inuit. I'm the tallest of my family's settlement, and the second lightest of the family. Our family on my fathers side is Inuk/Scot. Peace be with you brother.
This is really beautiful! First Nations music has such power and depth... and that is why we broadcast first nations music on the radio! Check out our website to hear more beautiful first nations artists! :
This is so beautiful....I don't even have words to describe how beautiful this is! Susan has the voice of an angel!!! I have tears listening to this!!
my husbands grandmother sang this to him when he was badly hurt as a child. 45 years later when i was undergoing chemo he remembered the words...after hearing this song..we both survived, both of us beating the odds...coincidence? maybe......but maybe not.....
@mamadthomas1 Are you really so naive that you actually believe that a song has the power to cure cancer? Come on.. It's a good song, but not THAT good....
A beautiful rendition of a beautiful song that has reached across lands and tongues to touch hearts. If you do not 'know' that amazing grace, go find a bible. It is real and yours for the asking.
que c est beau ! les images sont superbes* , les couleurs* , paysages* féerique*, paisible*. . . elle a une très belle* voix , et la chanson version INUIT* est excellente*; voyage au pays des esprits** merci a vous pour votre vidéo : )
How sweet and powerful this worship is. My mind was useless to understand but my spirit rejoiced and joined in with reverent awe. God bless Susan and all believer of the First Nations.
In Quebec they teach us to call the Inuits "Inuit", the Innu "Metis" and every others, if not by the name of their tribes or of their linguistic group, we call the "Amerindians"
I don't know if this info is useful in any way...
Though even if I never was a fan of this song, I must say it is very pleasant to hear in Inuktituk : the words seem to flow even better and it seems more heartfell than many version you can find in english
I played this for my mother just hours before she died. I knew she would soon understand the Inuit words of the song and my Choctaw words I spoke as she passed on and came to know all things..
sorry to hear your mom's passing,just like mine.She gave us life to live.She came in life's full circle.Taught me to be a better person,be generious for those you love.Be helpful like me I gave blood so others can see tommorow.
Makes you think being alive makes you appriecite it,so give BLOOD so others can live another day for which I did Today. So they can see a good sunrise or sunset.Or find that sacred place that everyone has one.Sacred Places are special.You become pure,healthy and see those special places.LIVE ON. One day you need blood to live by the kindness of giving.
Sorry Phillish but you are incorrect - Inuit people are not first nations. We prefer to be called Inuit or Aboriginals...we will kindly correct you if called anything else
@lilshorty83 thanks for the lyrics, I have a translation program for Inuit to English but couldn't find the words. What a wonderful song. Thanks Again kenwmsc
I heard her sing this in real life, in a small gymnasium and it is even better in person. You could have heard a pin drop after she was done. LOTS of kleenex required! LOL
fuck eskimo haters! the song is amazing! i understand a little bit, although i'm greenlander:) our language sounds each other a little bit:)<3 I am proud to be Greenlander!<3
Great work. I laughed all the way through it. Please understand !! This is a sign of respect from my family. I only mean that I have the greatest respect for this work. Please forgive me if the word laugh seems derogatory. This song and the manner it is sung is beautiful.
Beautiful! Very powerful, I can feel the Holy Spirit!! I'm half Native American and half Puerto Rican but 100% Christian! I love this song! I'm Ojibwe and I've never heard, "Amazing Grace" in Ojibwe,
She sang this at a concert in our little school gym and you could have heard a pin drop for a full minute after she was done. We were ALL so mesmerized and full of peace and awe!
When you see & hear beautiful clips like this, it makes you forget about the troubles in the world. Beautiful song no matter what language it is sung in. Awesome pictures. Music is the international language of love. PEACE ON EARTH EVERYONE.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I waited and waited for a drum machine or synthesizers to kick in. Pure voice. I've added this to my playlist of the most powerful and moving voices ever recorded on this planet that I've been able to discover so far. Thank you again.
@woodbutcher121 Absolutely! I'm so grateful that it wasn't ruined with typical commercial touches like drum machines, synthesizers,etc.. Your commment is so appropriate!
Ways in this world. Yes we can remember the future. We don't need your phones to talk far away. We can hear our ancestors and do listen. We have our power to change our futures with what we found out in the future and sent to ourselves in meditations. We have to power to take back who we are and what we are here for. It is not someone else's dreams it is our dreams. We can listen to their lies.... but it is our responsiblity to question them and to check. We have to take our power back.
We were born to talk about ourselves. To self define who we are with our talents and loves. We got here we stood in line they lied to us. They said we could not think for ourselves. They said we had no choices. They said we could not talk to dead people or listen to our ancestors wisdoms. They said we could not think together. They said we had to believe them and do what was best for them.
Now scientifically we have to discover our own selves our own definitions of self and find our
@sweetiecuddlecakes São os povos do norte, que nós chamamos de ESKIMÓS. Habitam o Canadá e o Alaska. Suas histórias e suas lendas são fantásticas, mexem com o nossa imaginação e elevam nosso espírito (veja o desenho animado: IRMÃO URSO).
@sweetiecuddlecakes I do not speak English, sorry, but I'll translate by google: "Are the peoples of the north, which we call Eskimos. Inhabit Canada and Alaska. His stories are fantastic and its legends, stir the imagination and lift our spirits (see the movie: BROTHER BEAR) "
Please get off the system of putting tag's on people's history and just enjoy the God given voice of this young woman and the ability for her to praise Him.
Many of us will gather to sing this beautiful song to honor some dear friends of ours especially a wonderful lady, her son and her loved ones. The Great Spirit is alive, thank you!
this video touched my heart. The words are beautiful and th photos to go with it were just amazing that realy does not fit it outstanding i more like it
i guess the reason why they named it as native american is because they can't accept that she is native from canada and all the other natives in the world calling them what they call them these days. thats what i think .
"i guess the reason why they named it as native american is because they can't accept that she is native from canada" America is a Continent. They don't call them Native United Statesians or Native Canadians because they have been around longer than our nations. That is why they are called Native Americans, AKA indigenous people.
@kenton Just a simple question. Are not Inuits Native Americans in the continental sense? No strife,just curious. Do we need to say Native North Americans? After all,"real" Indians live in India. If someone from India moves to America, Are they then an American Indian? Technically,they'd be Indo-Americans,I guess. PC linguistics is hopeless. Of course,I know that many "Indians" despise the very word "Indian" and have many colorful alternatives. Many prefer to be called by their tribal name.
The "Native Americans" in Canada pefer to be called "First Nations" other anything else. The Inuits are a group of First Nations that live in and near the Arctic, along with the Yup'ik and many other First Nations groups.
Who is the Inuit lady singing Amazing Grace ? Wonder if she has other songs on You Tube. I though the Sioux in Saskatchewan prefered to be called "aboriginal" Americans, which is not a far leap from 1st people.
@richardcwiggins - Susan Aglukark is the singer of Amazing Grace. She has a few other songs, including 'O Siem', 'Nina Ha Ho' and numerous others.
I'm sure that the names is what they preferred to be called within the "tribe" as Americans call it, or "Nation" as Canadians do.
I'm used to the first nations, because it's what the Tsilh'qotin, Dakelh and Secwepemc people pefer to use *shrugs* I just thought that was more appropriate than "indian" or "native".
@Phillish Inuit is politically Correct because, they ARE the Inuit people, Why? because there nothing like the Cree nations, or any others Native to Canada, there for making them "Inuit" even there cultures and tradition are different from all the other "First Nations" and when we got to North America, they were nomadic, so technically they werent a nation
@SavageRX1 - Normadic? That's quite racist there. Their medicine and culture was far superior to the "British" or anyone else's at that time. They chose not to waste animals, they used all parts of them, not to mention thanking the Earth for enabling them to eat, make clothes and they made sure to give back as much as they could. We're literally destroying the Earth now with our cities... Why? Because we're greedy, want everything our way.
@Phillish Nomadic is not a racist term. It means 'communities of people who move from one place to another, rather than settling permanently in one location.' (Wikipedia).
@Phillish Actually, you are incorrect. First Nations encompass all Aboriginal people in Canada who are neither Inuit or Metis. Inuit do not fall under the banner of First Nations here in Canada because the Inuit are found in many places throughout the world, including the US (in Alaska) and Siberia. But you are correct in that the term "Native American" isn't used here. Typically when we hear that term in Canada, we think of the Aboriginal peoples found in the United States.
@alikos88 We are called the dutch by others. I donot like to be called a dutch woman because of the very negative way that word is used by English speaking people. Deutsch means German in the German language.
Deutschland and Nederland are two different Europian countries and neighbour countries like Canada and the USA.
@multideovolente : I'm a belgian, and I've never mixed up dutch and deutsch, maybe because I'm a teacher in english and dutch and I like foreign languages... The english speaking people won't use the word "Deutsch", so I don't see why they would use "dutch" in a negative way, well all my english speaking friends, from the UK or the USA never mentioned such a thing...
@alikos88 Yes, the people from the Netherlands are called the Dutch, Deutsch means German in the german language, and Nederlands is the name of the dutch language (dutch also) in dutch - bit complicated, isn't it ? In addition, some people mix up Holland and the Netherlands, when Holland is a province of that country, Amsterdam is in Northern Holland... Hope this clarified things a bit ? :o)
when columbus came to north america he was looking for a fast route to india and saw the native americans and thought they were the same "race", seeing their skin color are similar. thats why
This is a beautiful video.. my only problem is the description. Susan is not native American she is Canadian and she is Inuit. No offense meant but native American are of Indian decent which Susan is not...
Wow
roso1980 1 week ago
I m some Eskimo but I can't speak my tribes language :(
palmapanfu 2 weeks ago
wow~~....its just the same as my language :D
geracejigs199805 2 weeks ago
absolutely amazing video and love the song as well!
misssdakota 1 month ago
Their language is beautiful!!
Ci13597908 1 month ago
What is the title of this song in Inuit?
schlagerhansi 1 month ago
@schlagerhansi
Inuit means people direct translation
nallunnguaq 3 weeks ago in playlist GRØMLANDSK MUSIK
@nallunnguaq
Hi,
I know what "Innuit" means, but I don't know the title of the song, as I don't understand the language. "Tatanami...?"
schlagerhansi 2 weeks ago
I'm white as far as I know (may be part native). My heart feels this. Keep your hearts open to those who have fallen in love with this land. God has spoken to our hearts, embrace us as brothers.
cheaze69 2 months ago
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the turth is i've been looking for such music tyle for AGES!!
NOW I GOT IT!
my soul will be clean!
chrysina2011 2 months ago
sweet
joezjoezjoez1 2 months ago
he sang this to me too...when i was undergoing chemo for my leukemia...when he was run over and had brain surgery someone sang this to him (he was 4) he thinks it was his grandma...
mamadthomas1 3 months ago in playlist 1
@mamadthomas1 Aye
ac130ugunship 1 month ago
But he goes by his "Legal" name that sounds tearible but I can't think of the right word. me and my little bro and sis do too but I am thinking of replacing my middle name with my native name when i am able ( again that sounds horrible but forgive me I really don't know a lot about this as you can probally tell.)
widefukinopen 3 months ago in playlist Country
is there a translation for this song its sounds so beautiful
lady86vak 3 months ago in playlist lady86vak's favorites
@lady86vak I'm not sure this is a serious question, but I'll answer just in case it is.
This is an extremely famous English hymn called "Amazing Grace" by an 18th-Century Anglican pastor named John Newton. Enter it into any search engine and you'll find lyrics. Wikipedia has complete and accurate articles on both the song and the writer.
9drtr 2 months ago
@lady86vak Hayley Westernra, Amazing Grace with lyrics
ac130ugunship 1 month ago
This song soothes me and my mom.
alaskacutegurl 3 months ago
In Memory of Troy Davis...
May you find the love and peace we did not give you!!!
I'm sorry...
erzsike99 4 months ago
@erzsike99 ... En regardant le ciel : Plus belle est la lumière, un soir d'été sur la planète...
ergotrip 4 months ago
Thankyou!
danceswithcrayons 4 months ago
wunderschön! Viele Grüße aus Deutschland!
ConnyBorgwardt 4 months ago
Very beautiful. Thank you. Love and Peace
Bezz80 5 months ago
What a beautiful Voice Susan. Keep it up. And you're from my hometown Arviat.
jkoomak11 5 months ago
No. Most of the people should move to the cities and leave the land alone. I hope to see these wonderous things some day.
karenvorbeckwilliams 6 months ago
it doesn't matter what language I hear this sung in it makes my soul happy in a bitter sweet way...smiley tears
nepsmummy 6 months ago
it's me chief long dick...pretty good song and visuals..
jackstrawfrmwchta 6 months ago
Awesome
mabroussardii 6 months ago
agreed - lovely Natives, indigenous people of this land !
doc52lorna 6 months ago
beautiful
Leprechaunchan, I think this is Inuktitut, not Innuiqtan
Bozewani 6 months ago
Brilliant!
lcbryant78 7 months ago
Any one know which dialect of Inuktiut, I am assuming that is the Inuit language, she speaks? I only started studing the book "The Language and of the Inuit: Syntax, Semantics, and society in the Arctic" (I love to study and learn different languages and cultures) Love the singing!
leprechaunchan 8 months ago
hey i heard susan aglukkarq singing this song at the butterdome man it was nice to hear sing live not trying to brag
mrnelson091 8 months ago
As i am a scot this song is was well sung Beautifuly by susan right from her heart loved it peace be with you
thehighlander1958 8 months ago 2
@thehighlander1958 As an Inuit, I must inform you that the Scotish Whalers of the old days breed with the Inuit. I'm the tallest of my family's settlement, and the second lightest of the family. Our family on my fathers side is Inuk/Scot. Peace be with you brother.
ifherpieshadaface 7 months ago
@ifherpieshadaface
Awesome & Beautiful.
With love from Scotland.
Dad. Stephanie, Amie, Lauren.
jjmmcc01 6 months ago
There are angles on earth makes my spirit fly like the eagles.
claudeftaylor 8 months ago 7
Haunting and beautiful; Susan really makes this her own.
Eiger6 8 months ago
soooooooo beautiful. God Bless you Susan
CANADIANBELFASTBOB 9 months ago
pitsiark pissikartok Susan
Silasi quanuippa taavani? qanniqqa?
Australia nngaaqpunga
Nakurmiik
toyboyinaussie 9 months ago
Beautiful!
ppf040440 9 months ago
ES EL MEJOR EJEMPLO DE DESAFINACION, FALTA DE APOYO Y DE OIDO INTERNO
AGUSTINJUANJUAN 10 months ago
This is really beautiful! First Nations music has such power and depth... and that is why we broadcast first nations music on the radio! Check out our website to hear more beautiful first nations artists! :
wwwDOTTheNativePerspectiveDOTcom
TheNativePerspective 10 months ago
@TheNativePerspective We ain't Indians. They are first nations. We are Nunavutmiut. We do not have any reservations like the Indians.
smokerinnunavut 9 months ago 9
The best Amazing Grace ever song.Every peaceful.Makes you think and pause for a minute or so. Its GOOD TO BE ALIVE and see the NEXT SUNSET, forever.
Its like a saying I have heard a way back,here it GOES. FOR I AM NOT AFRAID OF TOMMOROW,FOR I SEEN YESTERDAY,AND I LOVE TODAY.ALWAYS.
cckzdt 10 months ago 2
Very beautiful!
shudabeenacowgirl63 10 months ago
This is so beautiful....I don't even have words to describe how beautiful this is! Susan has the voice of an angel!!! I have tears listening to this!!
bethproverbs31 10 months ago
Susan Aglukark is a rare jewel (and famous in Canada, b.t.w.) and sings this beautifully!
Brunnhilde66 10 months ago
@Brunnhilde66 yah I first heard this one time while in Vancouver BC not live though i wish
gaycowboy31 10 months ago
AWESOME......
jdlovesmusic 10 months ago
This is so beautiful! Even though I cant speak this language it is still beautiful :)
TStewartfan09 10 months ago
So very beautiful is her voice and sung with such feeling and depth.
LiaEagleEye3 11 months ago
i got the chills when she began to sing. there it goes again.-thumbs up.
arivas713 11 months ago 2
awsome this song and this woman
JeffHardyStylerV1 11 months ago
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PassengerGrandma 11 months ago
Quyana-- Merci mille fois. Que c'est beau!
Lupinssupins 1 year ago
So smooth and loving the vibrato.
sulaiman51 1 year ago 2
Her voice IS the music.
woodbutcher121 1 year ago 2
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sweetiecuddlecakes 1 year ago
Maravilhoso!!! ************** Amejulev
Amejulev 1 year ago
my husbands grandmother sang this to him when he was badly hurt as a child. 45 years later when i was undergoing chemo he remembered the words...after hearing this song..we both survived, both of us beating the odds...coincidence? maybe......but maybe not.....
mamadthomas1 1 year ago
@mamadthomas1 Don't be stupid...
RazorRabidz 1 year ago
@RazorRabidz ..back at you....
mamadthomas1 11 months ago
@mamadthomas1 Are you really so naive that you actually believe that a song has the power to cure cancer? Come on.. It's a good song, but not THAT good....
RazorRabidz 11 months ago
Hahaha, she's in my textbook! ;D
very good artist.
sunnydale22 1 year ago
rest in pece mom i love this song to death cus they played it at my moms funeral!!
mangill07 1 year ago 2
klidi'uk eil o'yagn Xaat Kil nami
richardsonl91 1 year ago
So impressive - a beautiful voice for an equally beautiful song!!
FallenOne58 1 year ago
I listen to rap,metal,classic rock and some pop. but this is REAL music.
ankorage1 1 year ago
love this song so much! they played it at my moms funeral .. rip mom jan.07.1962 - oct.15.005 miss u so much </3 :(
mangill07 1 year ago 3
A beautiful rendition of a beautiful song that has reached across lands and tongues to touch hearts. If you do not 'know' that amazing grace, go find a bible. It is real and yours for the asking.
carolinablessed 1 year ago 3
que c est beau ! les images sont superbes* , les couleurs* , paysages* féerique*, paisible*. . . elle a une très belle* voix , et la chanson version INUIT* est excellente*; voyage au pays des esprits** merci a vous pour votre vidéo : )
fafapapyrus28 1 year ago 2
Oh boy can she sing, i went goose bumps
mastereldiablo 1 year ago 2
All my love to the Inuit people. :)
MlleVanali 1 year ago 21
wow this is absolutely amazing.
girl2wrtesosexy 1 year ago
How sweet and powerful this worship is. My mind was useless to understand but my spirit rejoiced and joined in with reverent awe. God bless Susan and all believer of the First Nations.
DanBRN77 1 year ago
Lovely. Lost for words. It is so tranquil, sincere, heartfelt and moving.
DottyDaughter 1 year ago
isn't she Canadian?
notcoppertop 1 year ago
In Quebec they teach us to call the Inuits "Inuit", the Innu "Metis" and every others, if not by the name of their tribes or of their linguistic group, we call the "Amerindians"
I don't know if this info is useful in any way...
Though even if I never was a fan of this song, I must say it is very pleasant to hear in Inuktituk : the words seem to flow even better and it seems more heartfell than many version you can find in english
Machinegun0arg 1 year ago
I played this for my mother just hours before she died. I knew she would soon understand the Inuit words of the song and my Choctaw words I spoke as she passed on and came to know all things..
hunt458 1 year ago
@hunt458
sorry to hear your mom's passing,just like mine.She gave us life to live.She came in life's full circle.Taught me to be a better person,be generious for those you love.Be helpful like me I gave blood so others can see tommorow.
cckzdt 1 year ago
@cckzdt ~ Thank whatever Higher Power you believe in for the gift of a good mother.
MrsCaptJack 1 year ago
I love this video, I love all the hymns sung in the native american languages. I find them more beautiful and heartfelt.
panateen91 1 year ago
beautiful song whatever language or race. It is sung from the heart and touches the soul.
spcmfinegan1969 1 year ago
Makes you think being alive makes you appriecite it,so give BLOOD so others can live another day for which I did Today. So they can see a good sunrise or sunset.Or find that sacred place that everyone has one.Sacred Places are special.You become pure,healthy and see those special places.LIVE ON. One day you need blood to live by the kindness of giving.
cckzdt 1 year ago
Beautiful song
Sorry Phillish but you are incorrect - Inuit people are not first nations. We prefer to be called Inuit or Aboriginals...we will kindly correct you if called anything else
willowz0 1 year ago 3
Excellent is the only word that will describe it !
turtle4aire 1 year ago
Amazing Grace is a classic, no matter what language it's sung in. However, this is the first time I've heard it in Inuktitut. It is truly beautiful.
shaynaj1980 1 year ago
lilshorty83 1 year ago 3
@lilshorty83 thanks for the lyrics, I have a translation program for Inuit to English but couldn't find the words. What a wonderful song. Thanks Again kenwmsc
kenwmsc 1 year ago
This song is really nice. I love this song.
tanika2222 1 year ago
really very very beautiful, i love this song, greetings from Mexico for Inuit people
DAKPLAT 1 year ago
This is really nice!!
nickharvey7 1 year ago
In 2004 it was so bright that I had to black out my bedroom windows.
BushWomanOtter 1 year ago
this so pretty susan has a very beauiful voice.
cellena1 1 year ago
amazing singer and video
lainey6452 1 year ago
sad but true to their land-their lives-and touching this is
pajtas132 1 year ago
♥♫*• *•.¸ Gorgeous! ThankU! ♫*• .¸ L*•. ♪ ♫ ♪
artenjoy 1 year ago
I love this song.. but I don´t have the lyrics =¨( can anybody tell me where to find them?? thnx!!! =)
phantomsbeautifulvoi 1 year ago
@phantomsbeautifulvoi Search my name. I posted the lyrics.
Phillish 1 year ago
i would love to learn the language, it's beautiful
NativeFlowCrew 1 year ago
amazing
belll9123 1 year ago
I heard her sing this in real life, in a small gymnasium and it is even better in person. You could have heard a pin drop after she was done. LOTS of kleenex required! LOL
Nikahnskwew 1 year ago 2
Nakungmek Susan
this is a very beautiful song. and In INuktitut is sounds better!!
piujuk!!!
1proudinuk 1 year ago
Beautiful!
mbrboc 1 year ago
Beautiful voice, shame it's not an original song to the Inuit peoples :(
kitsuneateagreeley 1 year ago
LInda lou I pray all iswellin OK
michaellovesthecat 1 year ago
what a beautiful voice and great video, you should be very proud
rowanchild 1 year ago
Mariinatut nipeqangajaputit. :D
You sounds almost like Mariina, the singer in Greeland. You should here some of her music.
You got amazing voice :D
Misscorlis 1 year ago
this is one of the most beautiful sounds ive ever heard the ladys voice whos singings voice radiant
campbeap 1 year ago
This beautiful song shows the world that English is not the only language.
Illalung 1 year ago
beautiful.. thank you!
namaste.
elena11293 1 year ago
Amazing Grace sounds better accapella, no matter what the language. This makes me tremble.
veloreb 1 year ago 22
A beautiful song, it is good to keep Indegenious languages alive
bibbyni 1 year ago
beautiful voice, beautiful eye candy!
WonderOfReality 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL!!!!
schs1977 1 year ago
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IAMJESUSmovie 1 year ago
fuck eskimo haters! the song is amazing! i understand a little bit, although i'm greenlander:) our language sounds each other a little bit:)<3 I am proud to be Greenlander!<3
ILoveGreenland 1 year ago
That is cute. God's grace is indeed amazing.
GrievousAlucard 1 year ago
Great work. I laughed all the way through it. Please understand !! This is a sign of respect from my family. I only mean that I have the greatest respect for this work. Please forgive me if the word laugh seems derogatory. This song and the manner it is sung is beautiful.
rronfire 1 year ago
Even if the echo is electronic, it is her crystal clear ringing voice that works this recording into a work of art.
AllenChanThree 1 year ago
this song is most wonderful, and she does a beautiful job singing it, she needs no music, simply awesome. Peace & Love to all. wolfden.
wolfdenpaul 1 year ago
@wolfdenpaul no kidding what a voice, eh?
lucy9359 1 year ago
Beautiful! Very powerful, I can feel the Holy Spirit!! I'm half Native American and half Puerto Rican but 100% Christian! I love this song! I'm Ojibwe and I've never heard, "Amazing Grace" in Ojibwe,
LiLi0ftheValley 1 year ago
Absolutely beautiful.
christianissues 1 year ago
She sang this at a concert in our little school gym and you could have heard a pin drop for a full minute after she was done. We were ALL so mesmerized and full of peace and awe!
Nikahnskwew 1 year ago
no matter the language, this song is still so beautiful
richardsonl91 1 year ago
When you see & hear beautiful clips like this, it makes you forget about the troubles in the world. Beautiful song no matter what language it is sung in. Awesome pictures. Music is the international language of love. PEACE ON EARTH EVERYONE.
TheMadmoggy 1 year ago
That was nice, they played that song at my grandmas funeral only the english version. the northern lights were just as good.
mc420lovin 1 year ago
beautiful!!! all my respect.
ben17587 1 year ago
beautiful
lalaland99ify 1 year ago
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I waited and waited for a drum machine or synthesizers to kick in. Pure voice. I've added this to my playlist of the most powerful and moving voices ever recorded on this planet that I've been able to discover so far. Thank you again.
runupahill1 1 year ago 9
@runupahill1 Her voice is the music.
woodbutcher121 1 year ago
@woodbutcher121 Absolutely! I'm so grateful that it wasn't ruined with typical commercial touches like drum machines, synthesizers,etc.. Your commment is so appropriate!
runupahill1 1 year ago 2
@runupahill1 I agree with you-the most pure voice I have ever heard true music as it should be
motherhenism 1 year ago
People who cloud the truth will have no followers.
ClairaGEagleHawk 1 year ago 4
Ways in this world. Yes we can remember the future. We don't need your phones to talk far away. We can hear our ancestors and do listen. We have our power to change our futures with what we found out in the future and sent to ourselves in meditations. We have to power to take back who we are and what we are here for. It is not someone else's dreams it is our dreams. We can listen to their lies.... but it is our responsiblity to question them and to check. We have to take our power back.
ClairaGEagleHawk 1 year ago 2
We were born to talk about ourselves. To self define who we are with our talents and loves. We got here we stood in line they lied to us. They said we could not think for ourselves. They said we had no choices. They said we could not talk to dead people or listen to our ancestors wisdoms. They said we could not think together. They said we had to believe them and do what was best for them.
Now scientifically we have to discover our own selves our own definitions of self and find our
ClairaGEagleHawk 1 year ago 2
I cant put in to words how beautiful and touching this is. would love to know more about the inuit people.
sweetiecuddlecakes 1 year ago 28
@sweetiecuddlecakes be better if it was an actual inuit song and not some crusader song
mycrotchbiatch 1 year ago
@sweetiecuddlecakes São os povos do norte, que nós chamamos de ESKIMÓS. Habitam o Canadá e o Alaska. Suas histórias e suas lendas são fantásticas, mexem com o nossa imaginação e elevam nosso espírito (veja o desenho animado: IRMÃO URSO).
wpantaneiro 1 year ago
@wpantaneiro Oh i wish i knew what that meant, sorry! Maybe you could translate it for me? Thankyou.
sweetiecuddlecakes 1 year ago
@sweetiecuddlecakes I do not speak English, sorry, but I'll translate by google: "Are the peoples of the north, which we call Eskimos. Inhabit Canada and Alaska. His stories are fantastic and its legends, stir the imagination and lift our spirits (see the movie: BROTHER BEAR) "
Hugs from Brazil ...
wpantaneiro 1 year ago 2
@wpantaneiro Oi, muito obrigada! Abracos e beijos! Desculpe, eu nao falo portugues. Obrigada, tchau. xx
sweetiecuddlecakes 1 year ago
A voice like this one is the reason I gave my life to
God , I pray all good thing's for this woman and all in the sound of her voice. Praise God on high.
trc433 1 year ago 2
Please get off the system of putting tag's on people's history and just enjoy the God given voice of this young woman and the ability for her to praise Him.
trc433 1 year ago
Why bicker over titles in the face of something as beautiful as this?
thoughtputty 1 year ago 2
Awesome********************and more
Many of us will gather to sing this beautiful song to honor some dear friends of ours especially a wonderful lady, her son and her loved ones. The Great Spirit is alive, thank you!
sheylakk 1 year ago
this video touched my heart. The words are beautiful and th photos to go with it were just amazing that realy does not fit it outstanding i more like it
bigthing982 1 year ago
As I said,many just prefer their Tribal name as their identity.
One thing seen a lot in the Southwest is,
"Real Eyes... Realize Real Lies."
Really,though we're all better off steering clear of doubletalk and look to the
long haul.
What are words without substance?
jetpoweredgriffin 1 year ago
i guess the reason why they named it as native american is because they can't accept that she is native from canada and all the other natives in the world calling them what they call them these days. thats what i think .
lady86vak 2 years ago
"i guess the reason why they named it as native american is because they can't accept that she is native from canada" America is a Continent. They don't call them Native United Statesians or Native Canadians because they have been around longer than our nations. That is why they are called Native Americans, AKA indigenous people.
JJ65MA 1 year ago
jetpoweredgriffin 2 years ago
The "Native Americans" in Canada pefer to be called "First Nations" other anything else. The Inuits are a group of First Nations that live in and near the Arctic, along with the Yup'ik and many other First Nations groups.
Phillish 2 years ago 29
@Phillish thank you for educating us. :)
vanitysadeparis 1 year ago
@Phillish
Who is the Inuit lady singing Amazing Grace ? Wonder if she has other songs on You Tube. I though the Sioux in Saskatchewan prefered to be called "aboriginal" Americans, which is not a far leap from 1st people.
richardcwiggins 1 year ago
@richardcwiggins - Susan Aglukark is the singer of Amazing Grace. She has a few other songs, including 'O Siem', 'Nina Ha Ho' and numerous others.
I'm sure that the names is what they preferred to be called within the "tribe" as Americans call it, or "Nation" as Canadians do.
I'm used to the first nations, because it's what the Tsilh'qotin, Dakelh and Secwepemc people pefer to use *shrugs* I just thought that was more appropriate than "indian" or "native".
Phillish 1 year ago
@Phillish Inuit is politically Correct because, they ARE the Inuit people, Why? because there nothing like the Cree nations, or any others Native to Canada, there for making them "Inuit" even there cultures and tradition are different from all the other "First Nations" and when we got to North America, they were nomadic, so technically they werent a nation
SavageRX1 1 year ago
@SavageRX1 - Normadic? That's quite racist there. Their medicine and culture was far superior to the "British" or anyone else's at that time. They chose not to waste animals, they used all parts of them, not to mention thanking the Earth for enabling them to eat, make clothes and they made sure to give back as much as they could. We're literally destroying the Earth now with our cities... Why? Because we're greedy, want everything our way.
Phillish 1 year ago 30
@Phillish listen instead of voice
pnkpnther222 1 year ago
@Phillish Nomadic is not a racist term. It means 'communities of people who move from one place to another, rather than settling permanently in one location.' (Wikipedia).
grappgrommet 8 months ago 2
@Phillish Actually, you are incorrect. First Nations encompass all Aboriginal people in Canada who are neither Inuit or Metis. Inuit do not fall under the banner of First Nations here in Canada because the Inuit are found in many places throughout the world, including the US (in Alaska) and Siberia. But you are correct in that the term "Native American" isn't used here. Typically when we hear that term in Canada, we think of the Aboriginal peoples found in the United States.
shaynaj1980 1 year ago 3
@Phillish Inuit is in no way shape or form first nation. They are entirely different.
randomuser942464 1 year ago
@Phillish i thoght they where japaness?
mycrotchbiatch 1 year ago
@mycrotchbiatch Verry ignorant
roxyfaux 1 year ago
@Phillish I know what you mean. I am Netherlands and donot want to be called dutch. Same thing.
multideovolente 1 year ago
@multideovolente
arent people from the Netherlands called "Dutch"?
and whats the difference between "Deutsch" and "Dutch"?
Deutschland = Germany
Dutch = Nederlands?!?!
alikos88 1 year ago
@alikos88 We are called the dutch by others. I donot like to be called a dutch woman because of the very negative way that word is used by English speaking people. Deutsch means German in the German language.
Deutschland and Nederland are two different Europian countries and neighbour countries like Canada and the USA.
multideovolente 1 year ago
@multideovolente
okay I am really confused now...
how can "Dutch" be used in a negative way among Englishers?
since the national anthem "Het Wilhelmus" has the line
"Ben ik van Dutisen Bloed"
"I am of Dutch Bood" - its from the point of view of Wilhelm of Nassau and he seems to use the term as collective of the people of Nederlands?
alikos88 1 year ago
@multideovolente : I'm a belgian, and I've never mixed up dutch and deutsch, maybe because I'm a teacher in english and dutch and I like foreign languages... The english speaking people won't use the word "Deutsch", so I don't see why they would use "dutch" in a negative way, well all my english speaking friends, from the UK or the USA never mentioned such a thing...
UsGal65 1 year ago
@UsGal65
thanks for clarifying!
so is it similar to the Flemish - Walloon in Belgium?
are they regional divisions or lingusitic?
alikos88 1 year ago
@alikos88 Yes, the people from the Netherlands are called the Dutch, Deutsch means German in the german language, and Nederlands is the name of the dutch language (dutch also) in dutch - bit complicated, isn't it ? In addition, some people mix up Holland and the Netherlands, when Holland is a province of that country, Amsterdam is in Northern Holland... Hope this clarified things a bit ? :o)
UsGal65 1 year ago
when columbus came to north america he was looking for a fast route to india and saw the native americans and thought they were the same "race", seeing their skin color are similar. thats why
fusedblue 1 year ago
This is a beautiful video.. my only problem is the description. Susan is not native American she is Canadian and she is Inuit. No offense meant but native American are of Indian decent which Susan is not...
kenton73 2 years ago 5
words cannot descibe how beautiful this is
tm41170 2 years ago 4
Really amazing
percylane14 2 years ago
this is so pure clear wonderful to listen too.
puts one at peace.
diva53d 2 years ago 5
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I love this song.
Please check me out singing this in hospital after my brain haemorrhage.
Age 15.
Thanks x
EmilyBragg 2 years ago