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A powerful song about terrible loss. And the brand that is the stark symbol of the horror behind the loss.
Janis Ian - Tattoo download song
- Artist: Janis Ian
- Song Title: Tattoo
- Music Genre: Pop
- Length: 04:23
- Size: 10.3MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Uploaded: 2020-05-26
- Upload by: Carl Swofford
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Comments
Jennifer Shakur
Incredible song! Has long been a favorite of mine.
Tim NB
I cried in pain whilst listening to this song. Never heard it before. So poignant and to the point. There must have been a lot of pain felt writing and then performing this battle cry to humanity.
My hat off to this brave performance.
Kenji Martinez
Very intelligent singer songwriter with much depth of feeling !
tanukishady
thank you Janis Ian for writing this as tribute to the lost ones and those who remain tattooed
RAHANNA JAMISON
I like the folk theme to what is otherwise a depiction of a very dark period in the 20th century that should never be forgotten. Brava!
KrayzSrgin
I happen to know that Janis loves this video. It would be the Holocaust Museum (Yad Vashem? Washington?)or wherever you got the images that might be the problem I thought.
But I'm delighted that it's back. You can imagine what this song means to some of us. Thanks for posting.
dr Stoned
I love it ! Thank you for sharing !! God bless you !!! Amen. + JOHNMARY From Nagasaki city, Japan.
Honey King
Such a powerful song and the images make it even more so.
Узлипат Саидова
I'm delighted to see this back again. It was removed for a while - I presume you ran into copyright issues with some of the images? This is one of Janis Ian's most moving songs (which is saying something). I can hardly bear to listen to it, especially accompanied by these images of happy innocent people who were annhilated. What fragile things are human life and civilization itself!
Galactiphire Loli
I expected this to be like Gordon Lightfoots “Tattoo “ . When I realized the implications of the lyrics I felt punched in the gut. Thank you again Janis for making me see beyond the obvious
Giancarlo Benitez
As I listen to this song a few times, I can hear such variation in the singer's voice - she tells the story with all parts of the song - guitar, lyrics, tone and pitch of voice, melody, drums, bass... it all comes together to paint a snapshot of part of a woman's story of a horrific event. It's a beautiful thing to be able to help people feel and understand, even in a small way, what that must have been like. Thank you Janis!
Jenny Bisinger
This is without a doubt one of the best songs ever written. Janis Ian is a legend!
Константин Гиреев
How is Janis Ian this good and I just found out about her an hour ago from a simpson's episode!
Victoria Prieto
A truly great song on a difficult subject that requires great sensitivity and care. Thank you Janis!
Juan Cardenas
What's so poignant about this song is that, without a lot of angst-y fanfare, you can feel the depths of the subject's fear, uncertainty of her own mortality, degradation, and emptiness. A life with the life pulled out of it. All calmly written, as matter-of-fact as the subject's quiet confront of the terror she lived through so that she could live through it.