Tori Amos - Welcome To England mp3 download

  • Artist: Tori Amos
  • Song Title: Welcome To England
  • Genre: Pop
  • Length: 04:05
  • Size: 7.7MB
  • Bitrate: 256Kbps
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Comments

Abbey Lawson

2021-10-17 13:28:50 | Profile
From 1st January 2021 your own sun will be subject to tariffs

TheftyGamer

2021-10-15 20:17:51 | Profile
I first heard this song when I lived in Mongolia, serving in the Peace Corps. The lyrics “you better bring your own sun” meant SO much to me, because it fit my situation —- I had to think positive in order to adjust to a different culture. “There is a magic world parallel, so leave your daily hell” —- those lyrics also struck a personal chord with me, as it, too, was very appropriate for my situation. Even though Mongolia isn’t England, this song got me through it.

Мари Мари

2021-10-06 18:43:25 | Profile
Tori loves England, and England (and the world) loves Tori.

mrjamiebran

2021-09-29 16:28:39 | Profile
They say you were something in those formative yearsHold on to nothing as fast as you can

Emily Lorraine

2021-09-28 13:50:40 | Profile
I was gonna go to England to see my boyfriend. He left me,so maybe California?

Latasha Richardson

2021-09-22 08:01:27 | Profile
God, I LOVE this song. It reminds me of when I served in the Peace Corps in Mongolia. It (and Midwinter Graces) came out that year (the year Michael Jackson died), and my family sent me this album. I was alone and living in a Mongolian yurt in an isolated village, the only American there, and although I loved the experience, I was terrified, lonely, trying to adjust to the customs and the language and the food and the insanely harsh weather, and I was completely outside of my comfort zone. “You gotta bring your own sun” and “Leave your daily hell” really spoke volumes to me. A lot of people hate this album (and Midwinter Graces), but those 2 albums kept me so very sane when I was in such an incredibly insane place and situation. I will always think of Mongolia when I hear these 2 albums, and I will always have nothing but love in my heart for the beautiful people who live there. I miss Mongolia very badly.