Kerli - Saima (Journey Through the Fairy Land)

"Saima (Journey Through the Fairy Land)" performed by Kerli.

I do not own the rights to the song featured in this video.

Photograph by Brain Ziff (Vespertine)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Kerli
• Saima
• Journey Through the Fairy Land

[algumaugusto]

@TheADrew2 Don't you listen to instrumental songs? Can't you appreciate the sound of instruments only? The high importance given to lyrics nowadays is consequence of the lack of music composing skills, since there are more artists and the overall quality is reduced. Try listening to new (and old) stuff.

[XadorkablemusicianX]

@TheADrw2 its suppose to be calm song you dont always need words to a song to have music kerli was showing that as an example through this song thats why it is beautiful

[PiXiEiX]

I can't believe that humans can do this, it's so beautiful! :o

[xPrettyRedApple]

Whoever disliked this video obviously can't appreciate music with no singer. I believe that instrumental songs have a stronger voice than songs with lyrics.

[Sanctuaryofstars]

@roseamyxoxo IKR!? I wonder if they're in Estonian.

[Diamondmai]

Once again, Kerli astounds me with her brilliance.

[SnitchSeeker]

@algumaugusto While I'm a lyrics freak,I also do enjoy instrumental music.To me music overall,with lyrics or not has to convey emotions and make me think,look up to it and feel.Today's pop/rap music does nothing for me,even when it has lyrics,because they are generic and only talk about cliche love or getting drunk at a party.This song is worth 1000 LMFAO songs.

[1011ayeee]

If there was a love button I would rape it. I love this song, its so different from all that mainstream upbeat music about sex and drugs. I love Kerli<3 Moon Child! i.l.u.(:

[BubblegothPrincess13]

Beautiful. <3

[uinamuina17]

@purapikmin82

just download it and take a screenshot,how difficult it could be?

[roseamyxoxo]

i love those whispers she says sometimes in this song <3

and ofc this song is awesome

[IvyShadowFae]

Very beautiful. Its very interesting as it actually contains a few elements of real faerie music, but maintains the consistency of a human work. bravo!