Reacție emoțională la Christopher Cross – Navigare

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1. This song takes me to my happy place…..

2. So sweet watching Tasha sing along! ♥

3. What??
   It's such a BEAUTIFUL SONG!!

4. I still have that album 🙂

5. Love your expressions! This song utterly transports you!

6. My Dad loves this song. Being in the Navy at the time Hearing it in 1980 as a 5 year old. I wondered why my dad would get emotional. 2 years laters My parents would separate. For years. Never knew why loved this song. It reminded him of my mom. Sadly I lost Dad in 2018. Finally he is sailing with the Lord

7. I am 66 yo now and this song (and album) were like the soundtrack to my life. Such a vibe and his voice is mesmerizing.

8. This is one of my Dad's favorite songs 😊

9. This hits me In every way. The reality of death and life!! Chill

10. One of my all-time favorite songs too.

11. His voice does something to your soul

12. This song is so peaceful for my spirit also, I remember when it first came out.😊

13. My father once said to me, don’t use drugs and listen to this instead..
    – thanks dad, I love you.

14. I love this song. It reminds me of my father who is now deceased. He loved to fish and spend time with the water whenever he could. Whenever I hear this song, I hope he's in his happy place.

15. Romantic women should be treasured. Cross relieved a lot of ache as I ran hills in Virginia and North Carolina with guys in camouflage uniforms.

16. This song also has a special place for me as well.

17. Avant made a version and it is 🔥🔥 too

18. One of the Best! Sooo good! Thanks TNT. Wonderful choice

19. Some friends have a little Flying Scot sailboat, fore-and-aft rigged, designed for lively sailing in mountain lakes, and the several times I've joined them it's been rapturous – far from shore and the world is in motion: air gusting, waves sparkling, hull heeling, lines vibrating, sale taut, clouds and sunlight passing above, other boats moving by across the water – the experience is invigorating, purifying, joyful, fully engaging, and everything on shore can wait till you're satisfied – not as serene as Chris Cross describes it, but talk about re-creation – of the whole soul, pretty much

20. No guys Christopher Cross was soft rock Ride like the wind is another good track

21. thank goodness i`ve found another human being who has the most favourit song in the world as me, i fell in love with this song when it came out in 1980 and i love it even more now, it just grows and grows on you, i,m 65 now and this piece of music is timeless, thanks for that. ; T;

22. One of my all time favorites too

23. What joy!!! Girl knows this beautiful song! God's blessings!🙏💛

24. One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written. Hands down, and certainly worthy of being anyone's favorite song Tasha. It is one of my favorites.

25. Song is absolute perfection

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27. Great song.I know it well but it was a different experience tonight

28. Classic. As a kid I remember listening to this song, Sade, George Michael, Roberta Flack, Karen Carpenter and them. Some songs/voices calm and relax you all the way down. This song transports me all the way back to me and my mp3 player walking/biking home in the hazy golden hour from hanging with friends.

29. This song always gets me in the feels too ❤️❤️

30. It's the genius of Christopher Cross that evokes those emotions.
    Instrumentally, this song is beautiful.
    Lyrically there's a vulnerability mixed with hopefulness that hits you straight in the 'feels'…

31. I’ve always loved this song.

32. This was played at my sister 1984 graduation.

33. Oh this song…! I heard as a child and it still inside my heart like the very first I listen it!

34. Love you guys

35. He was inspired by a visit with Joni Mitchell . She uses alternate tunings. with her guitars , Chris was just picking the open strings and that's the 3 note basis for the song

36. My great grandmother would say "bless your heart" all the time.

37. I remember hearing this song when I was 6 yrs old. My Mom played it while she was cleaning and I was playing in the living room. Even back then I cried when I heard it. Everything about it is about as perfect as you can get with a song. I'm in my 40's now and it's still one of my favorite songs of all time, and I still cry when listening to it. It's just an amazing song and instantly connects with my soul. ❤️

38. she gets it

39. To me the song is about accepting death and mortality, gracefully.

40. It’s like you can see the sunlight sparkling on the waves with those chord progressions

41. The biggest problem with this song is, it is to short.

42. Love this! Best childhood memories of music ever!! I’m 47 now . Still takes me away!

43. Fantastic vocals….great song writer too. Mr Christopher Cross👌🙏👏

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