AURORA - It Happened Quiet (Live on Lindmo)

AURORA performing "It Happened Quiet" on Lindmo. All rights to NRK.

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[samseenpai]

She has her own world and she brings us there with her when she sings.

[teddyeatspudding]

what a mesmerizing voice she has i'm jealous

[Anfibiarte]

I love how Aurora's voice and Silja's voice complement each other

[ownmotm]

i feel sorry for those who don't listen to AURORA

[santipapa]

This makes me chill every time, the power when she starts singing "don't you speak over my voice" just amazing

[MsAbaddonna]

It's amazing that no matter how often I've heard this song, she always blows my mind. I love her so much! Silja did the perfect harmony as always and Fredrik plays awesome!! I'm so proud of you all!

[AgustinaVids]

Aurora and Silja's voices together are insanely perfect.

[tinja]

im so happy that this time she performed something slower & more mysterious rather than something faster (like forgotten love). this song is hauntingly beautiful and shows a very important part of aurora’s art.❤️🌱

[RuneMoenHolmen]

I can't belive it! Repeatedly she goes on and lift up one of her golden songs, give it a little twist and share it with us as a piece of diamond. This is soothingly beautiful and I feel compelled to stop up an listen.
Lovely!

Well done Silja and Fredrik! You truly heighten this experience.

And Aurora? A beautiful performance of a terrible story.
I love it...

[jepjep]

The back up singer's voice is also soothing. I really love how their voices blend.

[aishasakkary]

Am i only person who can see how Silja is just amazingly talented with really special aura

[amara]

aurora’s voice is so angelic i could listen to it forever😍🥺🥺

[nekottt]

Silja harmonizes so well with Aurora. They both did a really great job.

[shadowsetlover]

The lyrics are so vivid and poetic when she sings them live. I love how she does the hand motions and it's like all the imagery appears in the air 😻😻

[everythngtomatoe]

I think she's living for a thousand years already and she just decided to become a human because the earth needs her music.

[sheilla]

1:19 that movement is so graceful, she truly feels what she says

[martinmaccauley]

In my 61 years I have never been so affected in such a deeply beautiful way as I am when I watch and listen to this ultra-amazing human being.

[michelle-ctnt]

3:13 though... ooooh that was.... something else

[JustRelaxASMR]

Eyes blue and hollow
As it rains against their will
Feathers falling out of a pillow
As if time's standing still

I can't remember much more
But I know it happened quiet
So quiet

Words falling out through the window
All that remains is a silent call
Is the earth colored red?
As I land like a flower on the meadow
Love is wild

And you fell apart
Like a stone can be broken into sand
One thousand pieces
Spread across a crying land

And you can't remember that day
But you know it happened quiet
So quiet

Words falling out through the window
All that remains is a silent call
Is the earth colored red?
As I land like a flower on the meadow
Love is wild

Are your dreams as dead as they seem?
Are your dreams as dead as they seem?

Don't you speak over my voice
I will return from the shadows
And I'll bleed in your bed
Turn it red
Like the ground outside your window
Love is wild

Love is wild
Love is wild
Oh, love is wild

[goat]

I have a houseplant named "Sandy", after my mother who bought the plant circa 2005. She passed away in 2008, and I've made it my mission to make this plant as happy as I can and keep it going as long as possible. Fertilizer, plant food, water, and yes I talk lovingly to the plant. Lately, I found myself singing your preamble to "The Seed" when tending to this plant. Part of me knows it's silly. Part of knows this is pure selfish sentiment .... but another part knows that plant is enjoying the best possible existence because of my silly, emotional attachment to it because of the connection with my late mother. Just in case anyone was wondering, or in case it matters for some reason, I'm a 50 year old white guy, and straight as an arrow. Normally, I'm a metalhead. Sabbath, Metallica, Megadeth...and on on. I wanted you to know your music is reaching people like me, who might not have been your first choice as a "target audience". You're having an impact on this world. I'm sure Sandy would thank you if she could, and yes I'm referring to both the plant and my mother.

I'm so glad you're a part of this crazy world, Aurora. You are hope and positivity incarnate.