Early life and childhood
Jon Anderson was born in the town of Accrington, Lancashire, England, in a family of Scottish and Irish ancestry, his parents being Albert and Kathleen Anderson. He was later to drop the "h" from his first name in 1971, as he had a dream where he was given the name "Jonathan". Thus, on The Yes Album he is still credited as "John", and on the next album Fragile, credited as "Jon".
He attended St. John's Infants School in Accrington, and made a tentative start to his musical career at an early age by playing the washboard in "Little John's Skiffle Group", which played songs by Lonnie Donegan among others. Anderson left school at the age of fifteen, and went through a series of jobs including working as a farm hand, lorry driver, and a milkman. He also tried to pursue a football career in the club he is still a fan of, Accrington Stanley F.C., but he was eventually turned down because of his frail constitution
Early career
In 1962, Anderson joined The Warriors (also known as The Electric Warriors), where he and his brother Tony shared the role of lead vocalist. He quit this band in 1967, released two solo singles in 1968 under the pseudonym Hans Christian Anderson, and then briefly sang for the bands The Gun and The Open Mind.
In the summer of 1968, Anderson met bassist Chris Squire and joined him in a group called Mabel Greer's Toyshop, which had previously included guitarist Peter Banks. Anderson fronted this band, but ended up leaving again before the summer was over. He remarks on his website that his time with the band consisted of "too many drugs, not enough fun!"
Yes
Anderson, Squire, and Banks went on to form Yes, with drummer Bill Bruford and keyboardist Tony Kaye. Their debut album was released in 1969. He stayed with the group until 1980, and this period is now known as the classic period of Yes. Jon was a major creative force and band leader throughout the period (describing himself as the 'team captain'; nicknamed by his bandmates "Napoleon" for his diminutive stature and leadership of the band)-- and is recognized as the main instigator of the series of epics produced by Yes at the time. His role in creating such complex pieces as Close to the Edge, Awaken, and especially The Gates of Delirium is central, despite his limited instrumental abilities
He rejoined a reformed Yes in 1983 which produced their most commercially successful album 90125 with newcomer Trevor Rabin, and departed again in 1988 over the band's continued pursuit of major commercial success and mainstream radio play. In 1989, Anderson and other former Yes members formed the group Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe (ABWH), augmented by bassist Tony Levin who had played with drummer Bill Bruford in King Crimson. After the successful first ABWH album, a bizarre series of business deals caused ABWH to reunite with the then-current members of Yes, who had been out of the public eye while searching for a new lead singer. The resulting eight-man band assumed the name Yes, and the album Union (1991) was assembled from various pieces of an in-progress second ABWH album as well as recordings that "Yes proper" had been working on, without Anderson. A successful tour followed, but the eight-man lineup of Yes never recorded a complete album together before splintering in 1992. Many more personnel changes followed, but Anderson has been with the band ever since. He appears on all Yes albums except their 1980 album Drama.
Anderson was fond of experimenting within the band, also adding to what were at times conflicted relationships within the band and with management. He originally wanted to record the album Tales from Topographic Oceans in the middle of the woods, and instead decided to put hay and animal cut-outs all over the recording studio, causing lice to infest one of Rick Wakeman's keyboards.[citation needed] In another incident, Anderson had tiles installed in the studio, to simulate the echo effect of one's vocals in a bathroom.
Anderson last performed with Yes in 2004. A tour planned for summer 2008 with Anderson was cancelled when he suffered acute respiratory failure. The band have since announced a tour without him and he has been replaced by Benoît David[4], singer in a Yes tribute act Close to the Edge.[5]
Vocal and lyrical style
It is a commonly held misconception that Jon Anderson sings falsetto, a vocal technique which artificially produces high, airy notes by using only the ligamentous edges of the vocal cords; however, Jon Anderson does not sing falsetto. His normal singing (and speaking) voice is naturally above the tenor range. In a 2008 interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Jon stated, "I'm an alto tenor and I can sing certain high notes, but I could never sing falsetto, so I go and hit them high."[6]
Anderson is also responsible for most of the mystically-themed lyrics and concepts which are part of many Yes releases. These elements are crucial components of the classic Yes sound, but have occasionally alienated some members of the band (most notably Bruford and Rick Wakeman), contributing to their leaving the group. The lyrics are frequently inspired by various books Anderson has enjoyed, from Tolstoy's War and Peace to Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha. A footnote in Paramahansa Yogananda's Autobiography of a Yogi inspired an entire double album Tales from Topographic Oceans (1973). Recurring themes include environmentalism, pacifism and sun-worship.
Beyond Yes
In 1970, Anderson sang as a session singer on King Crimson's Lizard album, on the track "Prince Rupert Awakes", as it was outside the range of the then Crimson vocalist, Gordon Haskell.
In September 1975, Anderson guested on the Vangelis album Heaven and Hell.
When Anderson and Wakeman left Yes early 1980, Anderson started recording again with Vangelis and by summer 1980 Jon & Vangelis had released Short Stories, followed in November by Jon's solo album Song of Seven and a major UK tour with The New Life Band.
Guested on Rick Wakeman's 1981 concept album 1984.
In 1983, Jon worked as vocalist for Mike Oldfield's release of "In High Places" from the album Crises, and the song "Shine". He has also guested with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
The song "Cage Of Freedom" was also featured on the 1984 soundtrack for the re-release of the classic black and white movie Metropolis.
In 1985, Anderson's song "This Time it Was Really Right" was featured on the soundtrack for the movie St. Elmo's Fire. He also sang "Silver Train" and "Christie" on the film soundtrack Scream for Help.
Also in 1985, along with Tangerine Dream he recorded the song "Loved by the Sun" for the film Legend directed by Ridley Scott.
The 1986 film Biggles: Adventures in Time features a song sung by Jon.
In 1987, Jon Anderson guest vocals on "Moonlight Desires" on Gowan's album Great Dirty World.
In 1988, Jon Anderson has a vocal appearance on "Stop Loving You" on Toto's album The Seventh One.
On the 1992 album Dream by Kitarō, Jon adds lyrics and vocals to the songs "Lady of Dreams", "Island of Life" and "Agreement".
In 1994 Jon Anderson sang on the 7th Level children's video game Tuneland.
In 1999 while 4Him was recording the song "The Only Thing I Need" for the special multi-group album "Streams", Jon Anderson offerd his assistance as vocalist for the main chorus.
In 2004, Anderson appeared with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra of Cleveland. The concert was recorded and released for the orchestra members, but was never publicly released, to the dismay of many concert attendees.
In 2006, Animation was finally released on CD but was sourced from a worn vinyl record. The mastering was also poorly done and was overly loud and distorted. The second pressing used a better source although the sound quality still leaves a lot to be desired. Voiceprint denies any differences between pressings.
In a 2006 tour, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra (East Coast Troupe) got Anderson to appear in 2 concerts on December 16 in Philadelphia, PA to play "Roundabout".
In 2007, Anderson toured with The Paul Green School of Rock Music, finishing the tour with two sold out shows at B. B. King's Bar and Grill in New York City.
He also contributed vocals to the new album from American Progressive rock group Glass Hammer "Culture of Ascent".
Currently Jon is on tour for a second time with The Paul Green School of Rock Music
Jon appears on the new Dream Theater album Systematic Chaos, as part of a vocal ensemble on the fifth track "Repentance". The album was released on June 5th, 2007.
On the 2008 album Namah by Peter Machajdik, Jon adds lyric and vocal to the song "Sadness of Flowing".
Jon also contributed lyrics, musical collaboration and vocals in 2008 on the remaster of the former Blue Oyster Cult keyboardist Tommy Zvoncheck's CD, titled "ZKG."
Family
Jon Anderson's children include daughter Deborah Anderson (who has done work singing for the French electronica band Télépopmusik on the album Angel Milk, released in summer 2005), Jade Anderson (who has released a solo album in Japan) and Damion Anderson (also a musician).
Health and spirituality
Anderson was a smoker in the 1960s and 70s but now prides himself on a much healthier lifestyle. In the mid 70s, Anderson became a vegetarian, as did most members of Yes; however in a recent interview he states, "I was a veggie for a while, but again I grew out of that. But I do eat very healthy." [7] In an 16 August 2006 interview on The Howard Stern Show Jon said he eats meat, mostly fish on occasion. In the interview, he also stated he had a spiritual adviser that "helped him see into the fourth dimension". To this day, before live performances he often meditates in a tent with crystals and dreamcatchers, a practise he started in the 1980s. He considers himself to be part of the "elf culture" and this revelation occurred during a trip on mushrooms, which he experimented with once a year until recent years. Jon attributes certain abilities, including being able to play the piano, to a back injury. Anderson now refers to the reason for Yes's breakup(s) to be from over-touring. His current projects include a rock fantasy camp. Anderson's religious beliefs are syncretic and varied, including respect for the Divine Mother Audrey Kitagawa.[8] He has worked with the Contemporary Christian music band 4HIM: in 1999, his vocal was featured on the song "The Only Thing I Need", which appeared on a various artists CD entitled Streams.
One of Anderson's passions is his painting and uses his art as yet another channel for his creativity and self expression. His artwork is available to view on his official website.
On May 13, 2008, Anderson suffered a severe asthma attack which required a stay in the hospital. According to Yes' website, he is "currently at home and resting comfortably."[9] Yes' planned summer 2008 tour was subsequently cancelled, with the press release saying, "Jon Anderson was admitted to the hospital last month after suffering a severe asthma attack. He has now been diagnosed with acute respiratory failure and was told by doctors this weekend that he needs to rest and not work for a period of at least six months or suffer further health complications."[10] In September 2008 John wrote that he's "so much better...so grateful and so blessed...I look forward to 2009 for the “Great Work” to come."
Posted January 2, 2010:
Since 2007, Jon has been collaborating with Alimar. Their repertoire includes orchestration of Jon's drafts by Alimar, brain-storming, and bringing to fruition new ideas and joint musical compositions, and the addition of Jon's vocals included on Alimar's songs.
Discography
With Yes:
Yes (1969)
Time and a Word (1970)
The Yes Album (1971)
Fragile (1971)
Close to the Edge (1972)
Tales from Topographic Oceans (1973)
Relayer (1974)
Going for the One (1977)
Tormato (1978)
90125 (1983)
Big Generator (1987)
Union (1991)
Talk (1994)
Keys to Ascension (1996)
Keys to Ascension 2 (1997)
Open Your Eyes (1997)
The Ladder (1999)
Magnification (2001)
With Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe:
Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe (1989)
An Evening of Yes Music Plus (1993)
Solo:
Olias of Sunhillow (1976)
Song of Seven (1980)
Animation (1982)
3 Ships (1985)
In The City of Angels (1988)
The Best of South America (1994)
Deseo (1994)
Change We Must (1994)
Angels Embrace (1995)
Toltec (1996)
Lost Tapes of Opio (1996)
The Promise Ring (1997)
Earth Mother Earth (1997)
The More You Know (1998)
Animation (Re-Release on CD) (2006)
The Lost Tapes (20 CD Box) (2006-2007)
With Kitaro:
Dream (a.k.a. Lady of Dreams) (1992)
With Mike Oldfield:
Crises (1983)
"Shine" (1986)
With Tangerine Dream:
Legend (1986)
With King Crimson:
Lizard (1970)
With Vangelis:
Heaven and Hell (1975) - Vangelis album with Anderson vocals on one track
See You Later (1980)
Jon & Vangelis:
Short Stories (1980)
The Friends of Mr. Cairo (1981)
Private Collection (1983)
The Best of Jon & Vangelis (1984)
Page of Life (1991)
Chronicles (1994)
Page Of Life (1998) - alternate version not approved by Vangelis
With The Fellowship
In Elven Lands (2006)
Song Of Seven
Jon Anderson Lyrics
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I befell a friendly atmosphere revolving around seven
Oh, that number mystified my soul and captured within feelings
Those of doubt and understanding, hand in hand they set me reeling
Met me a stranger, he came here to town
Bearing gifts full of promises, discoveries of light
Said me many reasons why my merry tale
I tell you a reason, he said, "Bless you, you fool, you fool"
You want "so belief," yet you want so much more," you seeker
Now I see you're baffled, yet again you administer fear
Of the unexpected, you don't know the score
Everywhere you look you release parts of your senses
And everywhere there's purpose in answer to all your dreams
I can hear you saying what a dreamer, what a fool to life
Isn't it a pity that he won't come back to earth
Haven't you imagination, and is it not available
How you can be sooner or later than your thinking
Haven't you imagination and is it so impossible
That you ask of everything so your eyes can see clearly
So in an instant your story bound
A desert, the underground, on mountains high
A glacier, the heat of the day
City jungle, the sky at night
In space on a starry night
An atmosphere impossible
So you never really care
So we talk about the strength of dreams
And we talked at length of every dream
And we talked about the strength of dreams
And we talked about the strength of dreaming
In the meeting place I sit beside, betwixt the points of heaven
I befell a friendly atmosphere revolving around seven
Oh, that number mystified my soul and captured within feelings
Those of doubt and understanding, hand to hand they set me reeling
In the seventh dream to stand alone
But not without the strength of love
To guide our way, everyday
Oh, the seventh dream, your smile can bring
Love on and on and time will flow forever clear
The seventh dream standing so near
And very soon we'll walk with love
Love that I can sing to you, you, you
Is it this time of day that makes me realise
The sun is coming out to shine again tomorrow, tomorrow
Is it this time of day that gives you hope
Is it this time of times that comes between the light
Are there so many dreamers in this life between a moment's time
And the stairways of love, the starlight, the starlight
Telling me that there's something else to cling on to, cling on to.
The lyrics to Jon Anderson's "Song Of Seven" begin with the singer, sitting in a meeting place and feeling captivated by the number seven. This gets him thinking of doubt and understanding and he is approached by a stranger who has come to town bearing gifts and promises of illumination. The stranger tells the singer that he wants belief but also wants more, and that he should be more open to imagination and the unknown. The singer then goes on to describe the endless possibilities that await those who are willing to dream and imagine all that could be.
The song ultimately concludes that the power of love can guide us in all of our dreams and desires. The repeated emphasis on the number seven likely symbolizes completeness and perfection, as the number is often associated with those concepts in various cultures. The stranger in the song may represent a guide or mentor, encouraging the singer to explore and follow his deepest desires rather than being held back by fear and doubt.
Line by Line Meaning
In the meeting place I sit beside, betwixt the points of heaven
Sitting at a place that symbolizes spiritual existence, I contemplate the mysteries of the universe.
I befell a friendly atmosphere revolving around seven
I experienced an environment where the number seven was prevalent and significant.
Oh, that number mystified my soul and captured within feelings
The number seven puzzled me, causing me to feel emotional and introspective.
Those of doubt and understanding, hand in hand they set me reeling
My conflicting emotions of uncertainty and comprehension overwhelmed me.
Met me a stranger, he came here to town
I encountered a stranger who visited our community.
Bearing gifts full of promises, discoveries of light
The stranger brought with him the potential for enlightenment and bright new ideas.
Said me many reasons why my merry tale
He explained numerous aspects of my story.
Could be justified and just both together entwined
He suggested that my situation could encompass both righteousness and fairness.
I tell you a reason, he said, "Bless you, you fool, you fool"
The stranger gave me a reason, calling me a foolish and naive individual.
You want "so belief," yet you want so much more," you seeker
He pointed out that I am a seeker who desires both faith and fulfillment.
Now I see you're baffled, yet again you administer fear
He noticed that my confusion is compounded by my fear of the unknown.
Of the unexpected, you don't know the score
I am unprepared for the surprises that will inevitably come my way.
Everywhere you look you release parts of your senses
Everywhere I look, I am bombarded with sensory information.
And everywhere there's purpose in answer to all your dreams
Everywhere I turn, I see evidence that my dreams and aspirations are meaningful.
I can hear you saying what a dreamer, what a fool to life
Others may dismiss my ideals as foolish and impractical.
Isn't it a pity that he won't come back to earth
It is unfortunate that someone with such lofty ideas cannot remain grounded.
Haven't you imagination, and is it not available
Do you lack creativity, or are you simply not using it to its fullest extent?
How you can be sooner or later than your thinking
You have the ability to surpass your current level of thinking and achieve more.
Haven't you imagination and is it so impossible
Is it really impossible for you to think more creatively?
That you ask of everything so your eyes can see clearly
Seek out new experiences and knowledge to expand your understanding.
So in an instant your story bound
Your life can take a sudden turn of events.
A desert, the underground, on mountains high
You may find yourself in vastly different landscapes.
A glacier, the heat of the day
You may face environments that are both bitterly cold and searingly hot.
City jungle, the sky at night
You may find yourself surrounded by the frenetic energy of urban life, or gazing up at the stars in a quiet moment of reflection.
In space on a starry night
You may encounter awe-inspiring space travel or the vastness of the cosmos.
An atmosphere impossible
You may experience situations that seem impossible to comprehend or conquer.
So you never really care
You may reach a point where you no longer care about what happens next.
So we talk about the strength of dreams
We discuss the power and importance of dreams.
And we talked at length of every dream
We explored each dream in detail.
In the seventh dream to stand alone
The seventh dream represents standing alone in your convictions or beliefs.
But not without the strength of love
You can remain steadfast in your principles with the support of love.
To guide our way, everyday
Love can serve as a constant guide in our daily lives.
Oh, the seventh dream, your smile can bring
A simple smile or act of kindness can sustain you through difficult times.
Love on and on and time will flow forever clear
Love endures, and as time passes, its value remains clear.
The seventh dream standing so near
The possibility of achieving a sense of spiritual enlightenment is within reach.
And very soon we'll walk with love
We will soon learn to walk in unison with the power of love in our lives.
Love that I can sing to you, you, you
Love is a melody that we can all sing and share.
Is it this time of day that makes me realise
Certain moments of the day can prompt introspection and reflection.
The sun is coming out to shine again tomorrow, tomorrow
Tomorrow offers a new day full of possibilities and positivity.
Is it this time of day that gives you hope
This particular time of day inspires hope and optimism.
Is it this time of times that comes between the light
This particular moment represents a transitional period between light and dark.
Are there so many dreamers in this life between a moment's time
This life is full of dreamers who are seeking meaning and purpose in a fleeting moment.
And the stairways of love, the starlight, the starlight
The journey towards love and enlightenment is like ascending a staircase towards the stars.
Telling me that there's something else to cling on to, cling on to.
This serves as a reminder that there is always something else to hold on to in difficult times.
Contributed by Caroline K. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Tony Stephens
True story: My mother knew I was a John Anderson fan, yes, the country artist. So for Christmas she buys me an album by Jon Anderson, Song of Seven.
I was confused.
She was embarrassed.
But I took it all in stride.
A few months later, I was alone in the house and had access to the stereo system. I put Jon Anderson's album Song of Seven on and thought it strange that they would put the albums title song at the end of the album. So I played it first. Something opened up in me that had never been opened.
I sat there mesmerized and started to cry. It was the most powerful, uplifting song I had ever heard.
The lyrics were breathtaking.
My mother has been dead for 11 years, and I don't know if I ever thanked her for buying me this album for Christmas in 1980.
Thanks, Mom.
Kevin L Keough
Song Of Seven
In the meeting place I sit beside, betwixt the points of heaven
I befell a friendly atmosphere revolving around seven
Oh, that number mystified my soul and captured within feelings
Those of doubt and understanding, hand in hand they set me reeling
Met me a stranger, he came here to town
Bearing gifts full of promises, discoveries of light
Said me many reasons why my merry tale
Could be justified and just both together entwined
I tell you a reason, he said, "Bless you, you fool, you fool"
You want "so belief," yet you want so much
More," you seeker
Now I see you're baffled, yet again you administer fear
Of the unexpected, you don't know the score
Everywhere you look you release parts of your senses
And everywhere there's purpose in answer to all your dreams
I can hear you saying what a dreamer, what a fool to life
Isn't it a pity that he won't come back to earth
Haven't you imagination, and is it not available
How you can be sooner or later than your thinking
Haven't you imagination and is it so impossible
That you ask of everything so your eyes can see clearly
So in an instant your story bound
A desert, the underground, on mountains high
A glacier, the heat of the day
City jungle, the sky at night
In space on a starry night
An atmosphere impossible
So you never really care
So we talk about the strength of dreams
And we talked at length of every dream
And we talked about the strength of dreams
And we talked about the strength of dreaming
I befell a friendly atmosphere revolving around seven
Oh, that number mystified my soul and captured within feelings
Those of doubt and understanding, hand to hand they set me reeling
In the seventh dream to stand alone
But not without the strength of love
To guide our way, everyday
Oh, the seventh dream, your smile can bring
Love on and on and time will
Flow forever clear
The seventh dream standing so near
And very soon
We'll walk with love
Love that I can sing to you
You
You
Is it this time of day that makes me realise
The sun is coming out to shine again
Tomorrow
Tomorrow
Is it this time of day that gives you hope
Is it this time of times that comes between the light
Are there so many dreamers in this life between a moment's time
And the stairways of love
The starlight
The starlight
Telling me that there's something to
Cling on to
Cling on to
Kevin L Keough
En el lugar de reunión me siento al lado, entre los puntos del cielo
Me encontré con una atmósfera amistosa que giraba alrededor de siete
Oh, ese número desconcertó mi alma y capturó dentro de los sentimientos
Los de la duda y la comprensión, de la mano me hicieron tambalear
Me conoció un extraño, vino aquí a la ciudad
Llevando regalos llenos de promesas, descubrimientos de luz
Me dijo muchas razones por las que mi cuento alegre
Podría estar justificado y simplemente ambos juntos entrelazados
Te digo una razón, dijo: "Bendito seas, tonto, tonto"
Quieres "creer tanto", pero quieres tanto
Más", tu buscador
Ahora veo que estás desconcertado, una vez más administras miedo
De lo inesperado, no sabes la partitura
Dondequiera que mires liberas partes de tus sentidos
Y en todas partes hay un propósito en respuesta a todos tus sueños
Puedo oírte decir qué soñador, qué tonto para la vida
¿No es una pena que no vuelva a la tierra?
¿No tienes imaginación, y no está disponible
Cómo puedes ser más temprano o más tarde que tu pensamiento
¿No tienes imaginación y es tan imposible
Que pides de todo para que tus ojos vean claro
Entonces, en un instante, tu historia se une
Un desierto, el subsuelo, en las altas montañas
Un glaciar, el calor del día
Selva de la ciudad, el cielo de noche.
En el espacio en una noche estrellada
Un ambiente imposible
Así que nunca te importa
Entonces hablamos de la fuerza de los sueños.
Y hablamos largo y tendido de cada sueño
Y hablamos de la fuerza de los sueños
Y hablamos de la fuerza de soñar
Me encontré con una atmósfera amistosa que giraba alrededor de siete
Oh, ese número desconcertó mi alma y capturó dentro de los sentimientos
Los de la duda y el entendimiento, mano a mano me hicieron tambalear
En el séptimo sueño para estar solo
Pero no sin la fuerza del amor
Para guiar nuestro camino, todos los días
Oh, el séptimo sueño, tu sonrisa puede traer
El amor una y otra vez y el tiempo
Fluir para siempre claro
El séptimo sueño de pie tan cerca
y muy pronto
Caminaremos con amor
Amor que puedo cantarte
Tú
Tú
¿Es esta hora del día que me hace darme cuenta?
El sol está saliendo para brillar de nuevo
Mañana
Mañana
¿Es esta hora del día que te da esperanza?
¿Es este tiempo de tiempos que se interpone entre la luz
¿Hay tantos soñadores en esta vida entre un momento
Y las escaleras del amor
la luz de las estrellas
la luz de las estrellas
Diciéndome que hay algo que
Aferrarse a
Aferrarse a
Andy Shield
Probably my favourite Jon Anderson song ever and have found myself listening to it over and over again tonight. My wife died three years ago and this song reminds me of her so much. We started going out together when we were just 15, in 1979. The first present she bought me was a copy of I Hear You Now. Together we saw Jon play Glasgow Apollo in 1980. We were lucky enough to meet him at the stage door and he spent a few minutes chatting to us and signed my copy of Olias and the Take Your Time single that had come out that day. He remarked that it was the first copy he had seen. I still have the album but don't know where the single went.
The most precious and vivid memory I have of the concert is when they played this song. My wife (then girlfriend) and I stood arm in arm and as he reached the part where he sang "is it this time of times" we shared a beautiful kiss. Such precious memories.
Bob Cuesta
OMG. That's beautiful
X
I met me a stranger….
Phil Latella
Wow that's magical.... You can only dread of things like that. You have touched heaven
Laura Buscio
Beautiful story of your life ❤️
X
Me too ❤ 🙏🏻….so your eyes can see clearly———love will guide our way
denise walde
Me and my husband have seen Jon many times in concert, we never tire of listening to his music. He is an icon and a very spiritual singer.
Simon Brader
I've adored this song for 40 years. Listened to it thousands of times. And a thousand times it has brought tears to my eyes. This is what beauty sounds like.
sunsetgal777
Agree, l love it so very much, excited to have a visual with the song, very beautiful!!!❤🌞🦋🌻🌼😭
Karen Durant
Have sit down dear brother