Jim Cuddy - Everyone Watched The Wedding (Official Video)

The official video for "Everyone Watched The Wedding", the first video from Jim Cuddy's Skyscraper Soul, available now!

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Music

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• Jim
• Cuddy
• Skyscraper
• Soul
• Kate
• Middleton
• Prince
• William
• Pippa
• Harry
• Wills
• Charles
• The
• Queen
• April
• 27
• 2011
• Royal
• Wedding

[MariaAnnastasia1]

A song about Kate and William's wedding...and the state of the world today.

[disneylover007]

Beautiful Song! I was at the Jim Cuddy Band concert last night in Calgary - what an amazing night! Got to meet Jim and got pictures - Thanks Jim!!!

[suckerfactory1]

This song speaks the truth and more! Makes you stop and think. How many folks can actually hear this one and relate to every single word? Jim Cuddy is a true Canadian legend, right there with Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot, and many others!

[bestofalltimeU2]

Lovely, lovely song! Jim has such a beautiful voice. And there is nothing cheesy about this song!! Not every song has to be written so that we sit there and scratch our heads wondering what the song is getting at. He writes about something that many people can relate to and there is nothing wrong with that! Time to get over yourself!

[nightwing4077]

Cuddy just knockit another one out of the ballpark! Graet work!

[CultchaVultcha]

@elricochico I disagree. I think that for many, including Mr. Cuddy here, some level of success only helps create an opportunity to refine his music craft, and for him to fearlessly wear his lyrical heart on his sleeve. Even though there are initial themes that everyone can relate to, there's a very clever and poignant subtext that lies underneath it.

It takes some stones, and some credibility to lay that down.

I think your point would be more valid if that subtext wasn't there.

[elricochico]

@tylerv4444 it's not the content I find offensive rather the delivery of the message. too literal, too cheesy both lyrically and musically. Anyhow, I'm convinced that after the age of 30 musicians (with few rare exceptions) lose the ability to create truely great music. Maybe becoming financially and emotionally secure kills creativity.

[tylerv4444]

@elricochico a son needs a father in his life.. a parent reflective of how lucky they are that their children survived to see adulthood, in awe of what they can become... a yearning for our families to be safe... an eternal hope for love between star-crossed souls. escapism for a day into a world we should all strive to attain.. appreciation for a mother that worries about her children, and finally, the perseverance to overcome obstacles constantly put up.. You're right. Terribly offensive.

[elricochico]

I find this song to be highly offensive. Cliche after boring cliche. Is he purpously writting this souless garbage to ensure that he keeps getting government handouts from the Conservative government?

This country needs a punk rock revival!

[paulyphonics]

Fabulous!!!!