I created this piece focusing on a stage in the lives of all beings. It's correlated with my own story, that of being paranormal, or for millions, extrasensory, supernatural. I chose one of the greatest musical hits: "The Living Years."
The song "The Living Years," translated into Spanish "Los años vividos" or "Durante los años vividos," was created by Mike Rutherford and B.A. Robertson. The music resonated worldwide with its message, philosophy, and melody. "The Living Years" focuses on the experiences of family members, their education, future plans, and the causes and effects of life.
These arguments, along with the fact that it was filmed at Jacob St. Studios in London and at the Catholic church in Culbone, a village in England, with choirs of altar boys, acolytes, and faithful adults, generated great motivation. The video represents the philosophies of different generations or mindsets: young people or teenagers about to experience life's realities, and adults who already possess wisdom from difficult experiences and have achieved great things through the power of faith.
"The Living Years" was released in 1988 by the British rock band Mike and the Mechanicks, comprised of Mike Rutherford on guitar, vocalist Paul Carrack, Paul Young on guitar, Adrian Lee on keyboards, and Peter Van Hooke on drums. Mike and the Mechanicks also composed other hits such as
"All I Need Is a Miracle"-"Todo lo que necesito es un milagro" (1985)
"Silent Running"-"Navegación Silenciosa" (1985)
"Word of Mouth"-"De boca en boca" (1991)
"Over My Shoulder"-"Sobre mi hombro" (1995)
"Another Cup of Coffee"-"Otra taza de café" (1995)
The song "The Living Years" reached the top of the world charts. Number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 in 1989, it won the Ivor Novello Award for Best Song Musically and Lyrically in 1989, was nominated for a Grammy Award for Song of the Year in 1990, went Platinum in Australia, and was a global chart success thanks to its power and musical structure.
Globally, the mechanics of Mike Rutherford and his group are rooted in physics, their experiences, and have been inspired not only by concerts. In his musical creations, he analyzes the errors of human beings, examining why they have or have not achieved their goals. He creates musical energy, as demonstrated by his successes and long career.
Mike Rutherford, in "The Living Years," begins by stating that
"Each generation blames the previous one"
And all their frustrations
Come knocking at your door
I know I'm a prisoner of everything my father wanted to be
I know I'm a hostage to all his hopes and fears"
All human beings experience similar situations, during their upbringing with parents and guardians, in both intimate and professional or cultural settings. And these negative influences will affect your home if you don't try to understand that laws are meant to be considered and respected. Otherwise, these factors will come in, affecting and destroying your home. Therefore, it's about being aware of the truths of life.
The song, "The Living Years," is based on true events, including the year the parents of both artists passed away. Both artists lost their unique light in 1986, and their musical contributions impacted the world.
"I wasn't there that morning
When my father passed away
I didn't get to tell him
All the things I had to say
I think his spirit called to me
Later that same year
I'm sure I heard his echo (Voice)
In the tears of my newborn son
I only wish I could have told him
In the years we lived together"
Millions of us don't get to be present for the pivotal moments in our lives. But it's the beginning of discovering many truths, like the supernatural connection to our ancestors. Mike Rutherford believed it the moment he heard his father's voice; millions don't, for various reasons. And others, like me, have experienced it firsthand. When I began to hear and see spirits, becoming a psychic medium, I started to realize that spirits exist, and that eternal life definitely exists.
"Say it loud
Say it clearly
You can hear as well as you can hear
It's too late
When we die
Admit that we don't see each other face to face
Say it loud
Say it clearly
Don't give up! Don't let yourself be defeated!"
"The Living Years" is a song of powerful truths, and Paul Carrack, the lead singer of Mike and the Mechanics, emphasizes and assures you that you must tell your family and friends, firmly and confidently, that you must fulfill your mission. Whether it's your marriage, don't fall into homosexuality, drugs, murder, or fraud. And don't let the lack of face-to-face discussion of our mistakes and failures, so we can correct them, prevent us from believing we can't overcome them, without the capacity to conquer. Because when we die, we'll feel it's too late.
Because God created us strong and intelligent, to achieve the greatest goals.
THE LIVING YEARS
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