I know this comment was made 6 years ago but your grandpa seems/seemed like a great guy

I sure wish my grampa woulda,your grampa was a great man

Yes that line is powerful. Home that beautiful word, home which should mean love, family, unity and being safe. For those who had it, have it, cherish it because many had little of it or none at all in the sense of the word ‘home’.

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

one day ill take my son home

Sad... Sorry for your loss!

(HUGS)

So sorry about you loss. Thanks for sharing. Music is magical!

That's such a beautiful note thank you for sharing it! You're blessed that your dad gave you these treasured memories that you will have forever. And know that your dad is looking at you down from heaven ❤️

Sorry for your loss - "Enjoy the little things in life because one day they will be the BIG thing" (anon)

I did the same but it was Gangnam Style that came on. It's been a rough life

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

What a beautiful thing that is!

That's special....this is a truly spiritual song... anyway u take it

Its a good thing it wasn't "I touch myself" by the Divinyls.

@pigfish99 Heartfelt Condolences

Sorry for your loss

I shed a tear for you right then pig. Condolences.

I shed a tear for you and your mom right now. Sorry for this loss.

So sorry for your loss I find this song impossible to listen to without crying and I have no idea why x

It was written yesterday...

Thing is it doesn't sound like it was written yesterday if it was it would be crap like the rest of music today

If this is released today, it'll probably be trending in tiktok

You ought to see him in concert riding the bicycle Alan. 🙂

@@ntytwe for like a second and then it would've been forgotten, fortunately this was made 44 years ago, but alot of the people that were alive when this came out are still alive which helps its timelessness.

🥰🥰

Amen. My son passed in 2019 at the age of 26 from cancer. Since he could walk he was my hero, my champ. God bless and may you many good years.

I have three healthy kids and I thank God everyday for them. I always marvel when I see parents like you. Bless you.

Look in the mirror.... YOU are too God bless

I love comments like these.

Brilliance!

His one liners are so golden

Used to work for PG. He's a nice guy. I remember going to a secret rehearsal of one of his tours, in an aircraft hangar. It was the one where he rolled around the stage in a Zorb ball. He managed to knock over an entire stack of keyboards and equipment. That's what rehearsals are for😂

Este tipo es un fenómeno. Esta obra maestra indica que, claramente, los caminos de Génesis y de Gabriel podían haber seguido de la mano, sin perjuicio del aporte del resto. Qué hubiese pasado, ya es contrafáctico, pero, al mismo tiempo sale Y al final quedaron tres.....

Yes, We (Humanity) is going home very soon. This will shock the World!

I just came home from my best friend’s funeral tonight. This song was played at the service. He passed from an overdose too. My heart is with you, this song will carry our friend’s memory on forever ❤

The lyrics make me think of my own drug addiction. I survived but I know all about shutting open doors as I was only sixteen and fresh out of school when I became addicted.

💙 So sorry you lost your friend and what a beautiful track to hear the day you parted in this realm to remember them with until you meet in the next realm 💙

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

Last night we had a 16 piece Jazz band, dance and dinner at our Legion. First time in a long time to have such a stellar performance; veterans dressed in suits and their wives in their best; a great time was had by all! Thank you sir, for your service!

If you're not to far away from K.C., we can let you know when the next jazz bad event is schedules.

@@kellydeanbishopatgmaildotc9774 Thanks for the heads up, but I live in Arkansas.

@@matrimcauthon7937 Well, that would be a little far for you to go to K.C. for the next jazz band night that we have!

A belated thank you for your service

Yup, a big fave of mine too, I twas but a wee lad when I first 'heard this voice'. Boom boom boom..

Absolutly

Me too (just subtract two years ... 53 and 14) ... life changing song/album/singer!!!

I hear you sister... my heart going boom, boom, boom.

Hi Dorothy. I'm a fraction younger. A school friend told me to listen out for it and I was captivated. I'd never heard anything so singular and catchy. The same friend had tickets to see PG in Manchester in 1977 and I was mesmerised by him. Glory days!

76 was a really really bad year for me, aged 9. i still have PTSD from it.

That is because today the band members are employees of all of these youngsters rather than owners or partners in the band. Some youngsters use all studio musicians so as to not get too close to regular band members and they then might feel compelled to pay them properly. 😂

Thank you , I never knew that & that's when I was born , this is one of my favorite songs 🎵 03/22/1977 DOB

It really is perfect- music still hasn’t caught up to it….

​@@ataylor2112ciao amico!🙋😊😍😘💘🍀

Son grab your things, I’ve come to take you home - tears me up, save me. X

Agreed.

Agreed.

Yes

Yes...a founding member of Genesis!!!

I loved this song a o e all others and was so thrilled to go to Bath Academy of Art and find out Solsbury Hill overlooked the city. Spent many days and nights up there on the old iron age fort. I liketo believe a shoe of mine that got sucked into the mud one bonfire night is still up there.

That sounds like quite the experience! Memorable, heartfelt, and once in a lifetime!

Salisbury HILL IS England never heard of Solsbury hill ?

@@kevinjamesparr552 Wait what?

I was there last week. Lovely view for such an easy hike. Didn’t see any city lights (it was late morning) and no eagle flew out of the night (again, it was daytime), but I saw a couple of sparrows, I think, and perhaps a crow. The wind was blowing and time stood still, though.

LOL That took me a minute!

Damn, thought you were The Michael Stanley for a second...

Right on dude!

That's funny as chyt !!!!!!!! < just a laughing here >

Mike 3 doors down the street???

So sorry for your loss 💔💔💔

@@roxykilfoyle1028 Thank you I appreciate that alot.

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

I'm glad you're on your path!

Im currently almost 3 weeks off a decade long opiate addiction. I listen to this every couple days and just cry

Guess what?? It's get better, so much It's nearly a dream. Riley B you are loved 😍

@jksngtrs90 keep it up brother.

Keep it up, y’all. I’m hoping I make 12 years on Halloween 2023. I went to the e r in liver failure with bleeding varices. I wasn’t expected to live, and it took 5 years before I could return to work. 12 years later, I don’t recognize that person. Jesus came to my bed every day and told me not to be afraid, and that I would be coming with Him to our home. Keep your faith in Him. I played this song after lunch for my 2nd grade students, who decided that home is Heaven. They cited evidence in the lyrics. Life is a wonderful gift, and even on our worst days, miracles happen. 🙏🙏🙏I’m keeping you all in my prayers.

It's this song not sledgehammer lol 😆

I love Sledgehammer but I think this is the better song.

Your friend is wrong

I was born in 71 and I loved Sledgehammer, but this is on another level.

I think,in the end,that it's also a matter of personal taste.Sledgehammer and it's video are fun,engaging,it's very suggestive without being being crude.That could be why some think it's a better song.

I agree it is one of the greatest songs ever written, achieves something very unusual. not sure how to describe it

I think it's very emotional

You are right.

I agree

100%

100 percent pal

@Alexander Steiner It is indeed a masterpiece, a legend. But what a crying shame that such a meaningless, horrid video profanes it so. I'd like to punch Mr Graham Dean right in the face for this wreck of a production.

Nice dude

@@dansmith7106 Imagine it would have been ABACAB :D

This is one of my favorite comments ever on youtube. And it's correct, mirroring his clarity... I wonder if he wrote it that way?

@@chartwel I was going to thank you for your outstanding compliment, but then I remembered what most KZfaq comments are and realized I cleared a pretty low bar. I'd answer your question by saying that Peter Gabriel seems pretty meticulous in his musical and creative vision. He doesn't do anything slapdash.

@@qfmarsh64 Just enjoy the beauty of this song. Jeeze.

Anybody who knows Peter Gabriel knows that he is never quite literal with anything which means many of his songs have a personal meaning to him just like they may have a completely different personal meaning to you. So Solsbury Hill could essentially be about anything you want it to be about. But to Peter Gabriel it is about his decision to leave Genesis. He has made this quite clear. You could go line by line and it all makes perfect sense considering the situation he was in at the time. He was fed up with the industry and life as a rock star in general. He was being thrust out as the star of a group whose works had actually been evenly divided between the 5 members. Because he and his costumes were the focal point of live shows, everyone assumed Peter wrote all the music, all the lyrics, set up the stage, and that the rest of the band were just his backing band. This was far from the truth and Gabriel hated the attention. But as much as he hated the attention at first, he was beginning to enjoy it, which was taking him away from his audience. He no longer got the butterflies before shows. The music didn't touch him the way it used to. He felt as though he was just going through the motions. He didn't like what he was becoming. "To keep in silence, I resigned." Besides all these internal things, Genesis was getting on his nerves as well. He refers to Genesis as "the machinery." It was a constant cycle of write, record, tour, write, record, tour. etc... They would schedule gigs non-stop with hardly any breaks. There was no room for freedom. Gabriel hated knowing exactly where he was going to be in 18 months, as he did with Genesis. He said Genesis was like the army. You had to turn up to the studio every morning at 9am and you were either 100% committed or you weren't at all. "I walked right out of the machinery." On top of that, the band had decided to write a concept album - The Lamb. Gabriel wanted to give this album a little bit of "balls", as he puts it, and no one else in the band was going to deliver that. He also felt that a concept album, AKA a story, should be written by one person. It needs one clear and coherent direction, which their democratic system of writing could not accomplish. This pissed off the other band members. Gabriel was beginning to realize that he could not last for long being "tied down to the old hierarchy." His creative ambitions were exceeding those of the rest of the band. The tipping point came during the writing for "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway." Gabriel's wife was going through a horrible pregnancy and they didn't think his daughter was going to survive. So Peter was making these long trips back and forth between London and where the band were writing and recording out in the middle of nowhere England. This meant that he was absent during much of the writing. The band were writing music in one room while Peter was writing lyrics to what was already there in another room or wasn't there at all to attend to his wife. No one else in the band had been married or had kids at this point (besides Phil Collins) and so they didn't understand. They were mad because Peter was gone all the time. Peter was mad because to him there was no question what his priorities were. It was a matter of life and death for him. His family was far more important than writing an album. The band could not understand this and that really pissed Peter off. "So I went from day to day, though my life was in a rut. Til' I thought of what I'd say, which connection I should cut." "No one taught them etiquette." After leaving Genesis, Gabriel felt a sense of jealousy. He wasn't sure what he was going to do with his life at the time (he didn't begin his solo career right away, not until 1977). He wanted out of the music industry as a whole. His pride got the best of him when he saw Genesis having greater success without him and decided to get back in, but this time on his own terms, doing his own thing. And the rest is history.....

I think the same thing I would play this song and was thinking it was Jesus taking me home

@@jtarttthanks for the history lesson man appreciate it i was born in 05 so i had no clue what the song was about

Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill 1248pm 11.7.23 everyone is either a tedious junkie or delving into the death of someone... their sevels, even. which is cool. never let it be said i stifled your freedom of expression or speech.... safe to say that i am thinking: he's tripping atop the tor and delving into the musings he has had been receiving... also covered by kraftwerk with one of their ditties. uh!?

It means what it means to me/you/yours/them-we all have our personal ideas, all unique. Mine too, no-one would guess! Thats the joy, heightened by world class musician (some universal language)!-you keep teaching this way Miss LA, they'll love you and the music forever for so enriching their lives. 😘

Sir, she is.

God bless you

Beautiful.

❤️

I belive someone you were close to comes for you when it's your time. My dad said as he was dying that he would come for me...I tear up listening too

I'm 35 and I do too even though I have the best memories of dancing to this with my younger sister Dana in our childhood living room three decades ago now

lost my 18 yr old son 5 yrs ago. this song reminds me of him

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

With you bro.Absolute classic.Best wishes from Australia.Keep Rockin

Wow...this comment brought me to tears because it's so honest and true. Thank you for making me think...❤

And it's worse, knowing you can never go back. Not to the place you remember, anyway.

Great - thought provoking and sad.

Could've never said it better. So true

Well, the FIRST part is true...

Beautiful music is how you want to imagine it should be no matter what the original intent I think of it as a message personally.

It takes you someplace and in our places we each find something awesome!

​@tim sharrett on you mums doll.

When it reaches across genres and appeals to differnt ages after so many years, it speaks volumes to the work.

The power of Music. A single song can mean so many different things to so many different people.

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

Listen to him sing with Kate bush ( don’t give up ) two amazing voices

Yes, because Peter always had this odd sense of tribal and delicate sound that helped pioneer progressive rock.

I never understood how complex this song was until I started studying music theory. Such an amazing song.

I love this song, it has heart,

My 7th grade English teacher was kinda a badass guy. For “homework” he’d have us listen to a song and the next the day he’d sit back and hear out our horrible perceptions. The thing is though most times he wouldn’t tell us what the song meant and just told us to keep listening or read about it. This song though wouldn’t let him spit it out, I remember whatever it was he had to say it was on the tip of his tongue but looked like he struggled to put an idea into a digestible explanation. I don’t think I’ll ever read into this song, just listen and try to find out what my teacher was thinking. After a few years of listening I like to think it’s what you like to think.

Everything Peter Gabriel did was alternative. Just listen to the content he did with the band Genesis. Just absolutely absurd time frames and changes yet everything seemlessly stayed together and flowed. Musical Genius... The beauty of this is not just with it's composition. This is a superbly written song with entendre and some positive lessons embedded. Total package.

woa, deep

And then Genesis did ABACAB

@@tiagorabelo7396 Huh?

7/4, a single bar of 8 or 2 bars of 4/4, just a weird shift to fit the transition I assume

@@cherrypepsi2815 Nah man, this was expertly crafted to symbolize how the narrators mind becomes clearer and how he achieves insight.

Yes. This song is great

Tim. You are a little bit of a poet. I have the same emotion by the way. I'm home.

Peter Gabreil is such a great person, as well as musician. I have always loved this song. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Cabbage wedding dress is just precious, and the way it all ends up is so sweet. In a way we are married to the Earth for our survival. Thank you for highlighting my comment. Blessings to everyone. 💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤🐔💛💙❤

👍🎶🗝☯️

Sorry for the friend You lost. Nothing compares to someone leaving this world ...... Godspeed..

@@johnkollman3900 Thank you for your reply. It’s my 6th friend since high school and music keeps me connected to them. Music is the thread that sews my life together.

@@jojogrrl2756 I had a really good friend die in April was totally unprepared for it kinds rocked my world. Do me a favor tell the one's you love just that became You never know..

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

+Hank Murphy I had totally forgotten about that. Thanks for reminding me! :D

+Hank Murphy i would say, the fantastic, music of the mighty Peter Gabriel.,

+j mcmann WW2 when in the UK they evacuated children out of London and put them in various safe ports around the country, like Brighton

+Hank Murphy I can't find it. It keeps coming up "The Shining" how do I look it up?

+PCthesecond same!

Totally agree

Masterpiece...

I hear the opening notes of this song, one of my two favorite songs ever, and I tear up.

@@jwattfaqir I'm right there with you

Spot on , it’s a absolute classic !!

Beautiful memory for you-I just lost my my mom to vascular dementia-hold it in your heart

John Butler all the best buddy.

gave me chills rest in peace sir

@Barrett Haynes Nope, dad'll do fine.

ThAts Beautiful My friend

i also have no deal, just love this song. brilliant lyricist.

Same here, heard this many years ago just found it today playing at BLOOMINGDALES lol

Frans Mars Same here

The melody just reminds me of playing outside with my two younger brothers in the late '70's and early '80's.

A poignant story? just make one up it's ok

It’s alright I guess.

I just saw him live a few weeks ago, and was really impressed! His voice is still great / so unique.

Settle down Kate..great, great song...but far from the greatest song ever written... 😁

You're so lucky. Didn't think there were Planet Hollywood's that late. I remember there being a McDonald's being next to it in Chicago it was so expensive. I always heard people say go see him in concert. I woke up I was old. And broke.

that would be tough to determine the greatest song ever written cause there is many

I agree...

It takes a lot of bravery to do that.

Its cutting ties and chains to the mortal realm and going home.

Who are you quoting? Is that a Gabriel quote ??

@@stanettiels7367 yes. From wikipedia: "Gabriel has said of the song's meaning, 《 It's about being prepared to lose what you have for what you might get ... It's about letting go. 》 His former bandmate Tony Banks acknowledges that the song reflects Gabriel's decision to break ties with Genesis, but it can also be applied in a broader sense to situations of letting go in general."

Great song. So glad you shared it with your daughter. Sorry for your loss. I hope this finds you having a wonderful blessed day. 😊

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

Was he a God fearing man? How did he pass? (if you dont mind my asking)

@@dylanmcshane9976 Yes he was, He died of an aneurysm.

so sorry for your loss. May he live within this song forever!

@@dylanmcshane9976 none of your business f**** nosey intrusive a*******. RIP

Love this song!! Xxoo bless your Mate!!

I’m listening to Peter Gabriel Solsbury Hill May 31st 2024 0:27

Sounds like a classic case of synchronicity to me. . . And I just had a quite significant synchronicity involving this video.

Jay Baker. You are sensitive and honest and are making your uncle proud. Bless you and yours

Sorry to hear that.

Lost my husband if 47 years three years ago. Oh the hurt....but music has helped me through the loss. Keep listening. It never goes away, that feeling of loss but it does get easier. I promise ❤️

Wish I could say that about my 82 yr old uncle but all my life he has gave me the stiff arm

Agree entirely with you..X :)

Very best Song ever!

agree

SO TRUE!

Mike L who needs the help? you you you do

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

@@marctozie1092 Thank you.

thats so cool, i done the same with eminence front by the who,

Love U!

I feel the same

Hang in there Elvy. The human experience is difficult but things are always changing and there is beauty in the world (like this song, as you said). I'm sending you virtual hugs and kisses XOXO

Thank you

Hello Mother Father of all creation 😄 our creators r here in physical flesh !!

This song was chosen by my dad while he knew he was terminal with testicular cancer. At the time I couldn't understand.... almost 18 years later I do fully get it.

Everyone. They are in 2026. Where have you been?

I’m listening to Peter Gabriel Solsbury Hill mid April 2024 2:17

One of my most favorite songs to listen too. Calms me.

I am.What a classic.Peace to you.

Me

I was listening to it at 1:40 on a cold night, back to the fireplace and it moves me .

11:11

@@lmm1447 😁

Move each of the letters of HAL one letter to the right, so that A becomes B, B becomes C, etc.

Absolutely

This pops up occasionally on our local radio station here in Folkestone, Kent. I remember it well as a boy, and my pal at work knows it from my love of the song because I always turn the volume up a bit when it comes on. We sit and each have a moment of personal introspective enjoyment when it comes on. No telephones answered, no deliveries received, no customers served. It's Peter and Solsbury Hill, and that's that for four and a half minutes. Bugger everything and everyone, and suddenly the working day isn't as troublesome as it was five minutes ago.

It sure doesn't!!!

Music..ignites and empowers us back...into what wins everything over...and thats simply by living, smiling and allowing all our enigmatic determination and spirit into every single atom of all which we are and do.This , music will win our day!

Very true my friend

@@MrANDYGEEZER thank you for people like your good self.. Keep smiling.. Keep safe!

Classic and forever x

andrew marsh > Yeah quality isn't.. Off-guardian.org

the 80s must have been fun

@@concars1234 Late 70's and early 80's were a fantastic time to be young.

Late 70’s- sunbathing in the yard in Massachusetts and my brother back from nam being overhead while this song played.

He may be a musical genius, but he needs to be questioned by a shrink before being allowed to make a video. That poor girl has "Just kill me" in her eyes...

@@painkillerjones6232 😂😂😂

John Butler: from the bottom of my heart,I thank you for sharing your heart rending experience of your Dad's death. Love comes in all forms. .I am sure your Dad will be there for you.I have heard it said that God is Love.Your personal belief s are your own,as the Spirit leads.Please do not pay any mind to the Rude turkeys who enforce their beliefs on you.We are all on a special journey.I happen to be a believer,but know that my faith is a gift from my Creator.I will be praying for both of you.Stay strong dearheart.Elizabeth

A father's love for his children is unparralled.

Niether do you lady.

How many rubbish pieces of so called music of today will be remembered in 50 years time? Not many!

Lol what do you mean. If it was recorded yesterday it would have trap hi hats and mad autotune.

Hearing it on the Vanilla Sky soundtrack had refreshed my high regards for it.

He is well loved...I saw him live last night and he is still fantastic!

​@@peteralmquist2806Where was he giving a concert?

@@yannick245 Detroit

@@peteralmquist2806 Inside of the Little Caesars Arena? As someone from Germany, if I think of Detroit, I rather think of hip hop/rap music, than Peter Gabriel.

Hi I Recommend an Indie song called 'The Bond Villain' by Robert Nix

I actually just programmed this to be my new morning alarm!

Cynthia Savage i take myself home hahah and i feel like this song is a personal, solitary endevour taking things from our past and going our own way

Cynthia Savage dd yup

Cynthia Savage yes we are all waiting to go home.

Yup. Every adventure feels incomplete if we don't wind up back home. The truest discoveries are rediscoveries.

Cynthia Savage This song is about (partially) Gabriel's sense of trepidation, but also relief and excitement, on his leaving Genesis the year before.

awww I hope your son is ok I hope he's doing well

Love to you from Kentucky

You're a good man

That's sweet but SAD. HOPE YOU ALL FINE NOW AND TOGETHER. SON YOU'VE COME TO TAKE HIM HOME. LOVE IT X. X X

The universe loves you, Silky Silk! Our pain makes us strong if we give it time. Wishing you much luck, and determination. There is light beyond the bleak…it can take years, but I got there…not easy, but, oh the birds sound sweet each morning. 😊

I wish you All the strength of the world dude. Hang in there and try to enjoy the little things.

❤💪👊

Trust me we all feel ya 2023 yr is depressing 😢

@@jeanmorgan1533 thank you Jean.

Wish I knew what time signature was

Same here, I only know it's difficult one.

Well, there's also Pink Floyd's "Money". Also a great song with a totally different feel. I always enjoyed playing music with "alternate" time signatures. They really keep you on your toes--especially when sight-reading!

A time signature is the format in which the notes are valued and arranged. For a song to be coherent to most listeners, it needs to maintain a certain time signature, in this case it's 7/4. This means that one measure of the music contains 7 quarter notes. The best way to illustrate it is this: Start at the very beginning of the song and listen to the guitar melody but pay extra attention to the bass drum. Count along with it. You'll get to 7 and then the guitar melody will start over, signaling the end of the measure. One full pass of the guitar melody contains 7 bass drum notes. This is not a common time signature for music in this genre. The most common time signature by far is 4/4, which means a measure contains 4 quarter notes per measure, rather than 7. Obviously it's impossible to teach music in a detailed fashion through a youtube comment, but hopefully this helped a little bit.

In an article in Guitar Player magazine, the guitarist on the track, Steve Hunter, says the time signature is 7/4 with two different sub-divisions: 4-3 or 3-4. Here's how to count it: The guitar intro is 3-4 (count 1-2-3 1-2-3-4). When the synth and vocals come in, it's 4-3 alternating with 3-4 (count 1-2-3-4 1-2-3 then 1-2-3 1-2-3-4). And just to keep things interesting, the end of the verse ("Son," he said, "Grab your things I've come to take you home.") is two 4/4 bars (count 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4). Confused yet?

I'm still listening to Peter Gabriel Solsbury Hill and 36 years old until I die

I'm 59 and still listening.

Awsome

macumus now the music is garbage and not ahead of that time.

Me too.

The first rule of Fight Club is.... 😁

Ok I’m

Breaking what?

No U-Hauls On The Way In And To The Heavenly. Breaking In And To Blessed Eternity.

why were you exiled 😭😭

@@Arthur-ej5xt Marriage. Now my daughter lives here.

Hope you make it Chris.Love from Australia.Songs a classic.

Thank You. God Bless ❤

Saved me a job. Thank you.

God bless Mr. Peter Gabriel ❤

The lyrics ❤ Thank you!

Wow. Never REALLY listened to these words..he's amazing

I’m listening to Peter Gabriel Solsbury Hill mid April 2024 0:05

​@@brandonmoore7497 I'll listen to it in 3098.

@@ohioguy215 getting way ahead of yourself

​@brandonmoore7497 I know...wishful thinking.