Wise words.

You're completely right, "Rememberings" is a wonderful book and it makes you feel drawn to her, you really ought to read it Harri and anyone else interested in her. The three babies are the three miscarriages and to me, this song entwines them with her lost babies, her children, the men in her life and her mother who constantly haunts her. This is one of her three "death songs" but there is another one too. You'll find on the internet that many people who have lost a young baby also treasure the song, "My Darling Child." My wife listened to the album it appeared on, "Universal Mother" throughout her first pregnancy and when Olivia died, ten weeks after she was born, we had it played at her funeral service in the Catholic Church Mary had been brought up in. It hurts, twenty-five years later it still hurts and I still avoid listening to that song and the Kinks' "Days" because I don't like crying. I feel so sorry for Sinead at the loss of her youngest child Shane, who suffered from his own demons and hanged himself when he had disappeared from the hospital where he was on suicide watch. But God is good, even through the hard times. I'm glad that Harri picked up on the meaning of this. Sinead doesn't just write and perform these songs, she lives them. And sometimes you can hear them tearing you apart. The most important part of the video is when she blows the little paper ship across the pool to join the others which are already there.

I forgot to say, when you look at the photos of Shane, it's his mother's face that looks back at you.

Seen your comments before - we have different favourites but I do agree with John I love you. Last day of our Aquaintance has importance to me too.

Why was that so?