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This song is just gorgeous, thank you so much for posting it.
Folkfan1234 2 weeks ago
A very beautiful combination of this song and the movie, they are almost in a beauty competition :). They both show that real freedom is not an easy score, but the outcome of love and dedication. Thank you for this lovely upload! I featured it on my channel today. Greetings from The Netherlands.
3DDoor 4 months ago
Hi... I really love this song for lots of years ;-) Quite good!!
RagtimePassion 8 months ago
God bless and keep you, Richard. God bless king Charles the Martyr.
AnaFitzBeaumont 8 months ago
Great outro...
365275 1 year ago
Very very nice ! Thanks so much ! :)
zara2255 1 year ago
This is a stunning interpretation of a wonderous poem. One of my favourite Fairport tracks, subdued and subtle and equally as amazing as Matty and other classics
MACHAWK123 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this, one of my favourite Fairport songs and a really sweet video.
mikeatvillage 1 year ago
its loser lorenz 's daughter
TheDoyleExperiment 1 year ago
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for posting this clip... One of my all time favourites.
hclee 1 year ago
He leaves out the best verse of the poem, I wonder why.
partridgehearne 1 year ago
this album is very nice
xelfeir357 2 years ago
This is beautiful - my favourite Fairports song.
NeilThompson30 2 years ago
Great.
postcardsoflife 2 years ago
Sometimes is unbelievable what you can find in you-tube.Great choice and video,full of memories,thank you.
mindflower 2 years ago
Well that was wonderful! THanks to my friend Donna (About2Rain) for sharing this unlikely pairing of this splendid song with a beloved movie! ~NAncy
nllleonard 3 years ago
Thanking Donna as well for sharing! You all are beautiful!!!!Paula
imafishgod 3 years ago
who knows the origin of this song?
Slarty252 3 years ago
Richard Lovelace defended the king during the English Civil Wars and became famous as one of the cavalier poets. When Anglican bishops were banned from Parliament, Lovelace presented a petition calling for their restoration. For this he was imprisoned for seven weeks in Gate House, Westminster. While in prison he wrote To Althea.
1northcountrygirl 3 years ago
I deliberately chose not to interpret this song in a political way but instead went for a loose interpretation of the theme - circumstances and conditions don't have to limit our dreams and ambitions. You can of course just enjoy the beautiful photography and the geese!
1northcountrygirl 3 years ago
@1northcountrygirl I keep coming back to listen and watch, thanks for sharing.
mikeatvillage 10 months ago
@1northcountrygirl I keep coming back to listen and watch, thanks for sharing.
mikeatvillage 10 months ago
Nice video for this beautiful Fairportsong.
Tks and greets.
vanu49 3 years ago
Thanks
1 of my all time fave Fairport songs
ysplse 3 years ago
Another pleasant 5 minutes.Dig those ducks or geese?
jamesiegang 3 years ago
Lovely!
kayonaise 3 years ago