Played at my sweet grandbaby’s funeral. 😢 A piece of my heart is definitely gone. 😢 Hard to hear, but I know she’s healthy and happy now 😊❤
@dorothyzabriskie7513
8 ай бұрын
The first time I heard this song was 9 years ago shortly after my Son was killed in a car wreck. I listened to it over and over with the image of my son in Heaven smiling, dancing, singing, and happy. It gave me a little bit of peace but then reality would kick in and I would realize he was not here on this earth with me anymore. By the grace of God I got through my grief bit I still have moments of meltdowns from time to time. I will see and be with my son again when the Lord calls me home.
@Jen-in-Texas
8 ай бұрын
I am so sorry for your loss. So very sorry.
@kathrynbelin6208
Ай бұрын
I am so sorry for your loss. RIP
@VaughnRiffle
3 ай бұрын
I’d like to see your reaction to this the angels’s reply. Also very beautiful, Dancing in the sky Angle’s Perspective
@Jen-in-Texas
8 ай бұрын
This is definitely a tough one. My best friend was murdered when she was on a first date (a day date) with someone she met on a dating site. I was waiting for her to answer my texts because she was supposed to come over after her date. They found her phone and purse by her car outside his apartment and they found her shot to death inside. I listened to this song so much after she died. I know what you mean about the chills hearing it. RIP Money Mike and Jenny, my best friend.
@deborahsevi5729
5 ай бұрын
This song ripped my heart apart when my husband Crossed Over to the Otherside. I still can't listen to this without tearing up. 😢💔❤️🩹❤️
@pennyhill7680
4 ай бұрын
Fantastic Reaction! So sorry for Your loss, my deepest condolences, Sir. Much Love and Peace to You and Your family❤. I played this at my nephew's funeral in 2010😢
@christielysdale1815
8 ай бұрын
Such a beautiful bittersweet song
@DenaeK
8 ай бұрын
You are so right about always hoping they're ok on the other side. I had a really hard time when my brother died because he had only just found out he had cancer a month before he died. I was there with him when he was told there was nothing more they could do. It was the fastest spreading cancer the oncologist has ever seen in his entire career. It was in his kidneys, lungs, back, brain, bone marrow, and neck. I remember saying "so what's next?" Like I was in denial. They said there was nothing more they could do but keep him comfortable. There was this specific doctor that I will always remember. He stayed in the room after the other doctors left and he cried and was saying how unfair life is and he is so sorry. After he left, my brother held his arms out and I just leaned over him and held on and we both just cried hysterically. We had just lost our dad to cancer 2 years prior. My dad and Shaun were the ones I was closest to. The ones I went to for advice and the ones who saw eye to eye with me on so many different things. When I gathered myself enough to actually speak, I told him when our dad died, I said to myself, "At least I still got Shaun" and he said he felt the same way. Then I said "Now what am I going to do when you're gone?" He said "I love you so much Denae" and he was glad I was the one that was there with him when he got that news. When I was composed enough to make the phone call to my mom, we told her. Only 1 visitor at a time per day was the rule in that hospital, but since he was going to die, they said other family members can come. So I had to go pick her up. Before I left the room, I said to Shaun "Don't go dyin on me now! 👈😉" And we both just started laughing. That was our humor, and let me tell you, our humor got us through so many things in life. My dad was like that too. When he got his cancer diagnosis, he said "Welp. At least its not the flu!" And the 2 of us were DYING laughing. I couldn't stop laughing. My mom was PISSED that he would say such a thing. We were always the type to laugh at inappropriate moments or when we were uncomfortable. I miss that so much. So what I meant to say is that I had a hard time when my brother died because he had only just found out he had cancer and then a month later he died. He was really struggling with accepting his fate. He was angry. He just stared up at the ceiling with tears streaming down his face and his fists clenched so tight he was shaking. He got to come home on my birthday to spend the rest of his days with family. My birthday will always be the day my brother came home to die. 💔 I don't know if he ever got to that stage of acceptance or not and that's what kills me inside to think about. I just keep telling myself that he must be at peace because our dad was there to welcome him with open arms. The last 3 years have been the absolute WORST years of my life and that's saying a lot because I've had a rough life. I'm determined to make the rest of my life THE BEST years of my life! I'm putting in the work emotionally and physically, not just for myself but for my future spouse and children. I have to.
@dianeritthaler7792
7 ай бұрын
We can all relate to this one😢
@gracemichelli.2am124
8 ай бұрын
Always loved this song. 🔥 Great reaction ❤
@tinabagheri5158
8 ай бұрын
Thank you Sceez. I played this at my son’s funeral. This song helps me realize that my son is happy, healthy and smiling again! Yes, cherish your loved ones each and every day! One day I was talking to my son about fabric softener and plans for Christmas, then the next day he was gone. I will always be thankful that he didn’t suffer, and that he knew the Lord, but there will always be a hole in my heart. A piece of me will always be missing. ❤ Love to all that are missing a loved one at this time of year!
@dianeritthaler7792
7 ай бұрын
Seeing all those pictures of the young people gone doesn't help😢
@kathrynbelin6208
Ай бұрын
I think about this daily since my daughter 21 was murdered on 11.23.23 by her boyfriend. The more and more i learn he did to her kills me.
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