Waltz #2 - Elliott Smith - different lyrics

Yet another version

Category:

Music

Tags:

• elliott
• smith
• waltz
• 1997
• 97

[mzhwhezcy]

I love Elliott for his music, and I love you for finding new and rare tracks for us-as if he was still around.

Thank you so much

<3

[mymayapapaya]

♥♥♥ Thanks ♥♥♥

[atwagrl]

Yeah, i agree. You are FANTASTIC, you have all these rare Elliott songs, and they're amazing!

Thanks mymayapapaya.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[mymayapapaya]

Thanks! :) You can have them too, many are from internet archive.

[pressureofdays]

Another one?! We love you

[mymayapapaya]

Gee, thanks (blushing). I had to put this one up cos he doesn't say "xo" OR "i love you mom" - he say's "me and my mom". ♥♥♥

[sarahisaghost]

I can't believe people would talk through his songs. Especially this one.

[evillovespell]

it's okay, it's alright, IT'S ALL WRONG!!!<3 i LOVE it! <3

[smcneece625]

how are people fucking talking. such a shame.

[JackieFuckedup]

you have so much elliott smith stuff i didn't even know existed. thank you sooooo much! :D wow..

[breeeegs]

I can believe it. Some people suck. But you just have to keep playing and hope that at least some people will listen

[elminsc]

Well, I've been Elliott's fan for about last 7 years, I've liked many other musicians before, but none of them was really on my fave list for as long as Elliott has been. He's amazing, once you realize how great he is. I love who he was and love the way we stay with him even though he's been away from us. R.I.P Elliott. From a Korean fan who decided to study in the U.S. because of him. 

[obeseobelisk88]

@sarahisaghost who could...i would listen to every word he have to say

[guitarpro1231]

What The F**k

[makavelimavi]

5 stars

[Vamphaery]

Anyone who's parents separated under unpleasant circumstances while they were still young can relate to this song in my opinion. What a beautiful and haunting way of crystallizing that feeling of "Long distance love" for the parent you see less often (or not at all,) as well as the sidelined sense of being an observer of the chaos. You can comprehend it as an adult, but you still can't quite necessarily ever fully come to terms with it somewhere deep within yourself.