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Uploaded by on Nov 1, 2009

Some own palaces, and some own nothing...

Once I've been living near a shelter for homeless people and talked to some of them, now and then. mostly they simply had misfortune, they had a regular profession but then had an accident or someone left them. nowadays we're closer to that fate then anytime before I think.
"He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".

This is a rough draft of this piece I was working on some weeks. hope you'll bear it. the timing of the visuals is still not perfect.-

Lyrics: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
(from "Wilhelm Meister")
Translation: Emily Ezust
Original composition:
Andreas Weydenberg 2009
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He who never ate his bread with tears,
he who never, through miserable nights,
sat weeping on his bed -
he does not know you, Heavenly Powers.

You lead us into life,
you let the wretched man feel guilt,
and then you leave him to his pain -
for all guilt avenges itself on earth.

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  • lovely whitebear- this is refreshingly different.

  • @wild0goose thankyou so much for visiting my little orphan and appreciating! ;)

  • beautiful.

  • thankyou!!

  • Dear Andreas,

    You have a wonderful heart, which always shines through in your beautiful music.

    Yes, those unfortunates could so easily be any of us.  Thank you for this.

    ~NAncy

  • thanks for your kind words, Nancy!!

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  • thats lovely, respeckt! what a great song!

  • thanks to you for listening...!

  • thanks so much for the appreciation Dan!! it's not a comfortable topic indeed! I know what it means... your comment confirms me to leave it up. I'm just working on a full band version. best greetings cross the sea! ;o)

  • compassion...thank You

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