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[Music Video] - James Blunt tears up as he sings to his real-life dying father (who appears in the music video)
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how in the world did he manage to do that? so very very hard to do. Not to take away from it, but I suspect a dub. So very hard to sing when emotionally distraught, I know cause I tried...
how in the world did he manage to do that? so very very hard to do. Not to take away from it, but I suspect a dub. So very hard to sing when emotionally distraught, I know cause I tried...
It's definitely a dub (since the actual recording needs to be in a studio with a high end mike), but that doesn't take away anything from the video or his genuine love for his father.
In point of fact, ALL music videos are dubs, so it's only to be expected. As far as his father is concerned, James' emotionally distraught live version is all he hears and all the love he feels from his son.
From medical experience, most patients who died momentarily willl attest there is indeed life after death.
https://edition.cnn.com/2013/04/09/health/belgium-near-death-experiences/index.html
https://edition.cnn.com/2013/04/09/health/belgium-near-death-experiences/index.html
Anyone interested in what happens after death from a non-religious perspective can check out these books :
https://files.fm/u/y56x94du
https://files.fm/u/y56x94du
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