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byo1975 · 14 Jun 2012, 11:41

The Meat´s version is the best...10/10

RSG · 14 Jun 2012, 21:15

^ Yes

Breeze · 24 Mar 2013, 18:14

I really like this song a lot and Meat's version is so much better than Boyzone's. Has this song been on any other album than his Best of in 98? How did this / his version of the song chart ? I goggled it and all I can get is Boyzone's song, which did quite well everywhere. It is given a mention on his Best of album on Wiki, but other than that can't find much about how it did on charts.

RSG · 24 Mar 2013, 18:26

I believe it was one of the three new songs only on that album only. I remember having that as if it were yesterday. Unsure what its numbers would be.

It's a brilliant lyric and the music paints a picture to a film.. like a
post apocalyptic 'Wuthering Heights'

And seeing Meat standing there .. it's almost passed sunset and a slighted dusty wind blows his shorter hair. He stands rooted to the ground.

Breeze · 06 Apr 2013, 06:03

I love the way Meat did the song. This song ( for me) is a spiritual anthem and the way Meat did it was perfect. I wanted to hear a powerful song b/c for me the song was the trusting/unwavering faith of a child and a cry for justice. No matter what ...I still believe. "You can stand me before the gates of hell, but I wont' back down." ( Tom petty) That is what the song is saying. The children in Whistle really believe the stranger is Jesus and nothing anyone says will change that, " what they believe is true..."
Boyzone was the right group to do the song as it became a worldwide hit, but Meat's version got to the heart of what the song was about. IMHO

24 Mar 2013, 18:14	#103
Breeze Miss Inclined Join Date: 24.07.2010 Location: Posts: 448	I really like this song a lot and Meat's version is so much better than Boyzone's. Has this song been on any other album than his Best of in 98? How did this / his version of the song chart ? I goggled it and all I can get is Boyzone's song, which did quite well everywhere. It is given a mention on his Best of album on Wiki, but other than that can't find much about how it did on charts. Last edited by Breeze; 24 Mar 2013 at 18:37.

14 Jun 2012, 11:41	#101
byo1975 Loafer Join Date: 20.04.2010 Posts: 62	The Meat´s version is the best...10/10

14 Jun 2012, 21:15	#102
RSG Mega Loafer Join Date: 27.07.2003 Location: Canada Posts: 3,296	^ Yes

24 Mar 2013, 18:26	#104
RSG Mega Loafer Join Date: 27.07.2003 Location: Canada Posts: 3,296	I believe it was one of the three new songs only on that album only. I remember having that as if it were yesterday. Unsure what its numbers would be. It's a brilliant lyric and the music paints a picture to a film.. like a post apocalyptic 'Wuthering Heights' And seeing Meat standing there .. it's almost passed sunset and a slighted dusty wind blows his shorter hair. He stands rooted to the ground.

06 Apr 2013, 06:03	#105
Breeze Miss Inclined Join Date: 24.07.2010 Location: Posts: 448	I love the way Meat did the song. This song ( for me) is a spiritual anthem and the way Meat did it was perfect. I wanted to hear a powerful song b/c for me the song was the trusting/unwavering faith of a child and a cry for justice. No matter what ...I still believe. "You can stand me before the gates of hell, but I wont' back down." ( Tom petty) That is what the song is saying. The children in Whistle really believe the stranger is Jesus and nothing anyone says will change that, " what they believe is true..." Boyzone was the right group to do the song as it became a worldwide hit, but Meat's version got to the heart of what the song was about. IMHO