Rush - Clockwork Angels Tour - The Garden
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- Recorded in Dallas during the Clockwork Angels Tour 2012 with the Clockwork Angels String Ensemble
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This song takes on a whole different level of meaning with Neil’s passing. Rest In Peace, Neil.
Irony, Bittersweet...The Last song, on The last album by Rush...Written by the Poet, Neil..."He Knew"...What a "Swan Song!"
@@colleenengelmann7896 Totally agree Coleen.
Geddy and Alex found him in the middle of nowhere working in his father's shop and whisked him away on a lifetime's adventure and now it is just Geddy and Alex again.I am so glad I was able to go to this show.
😭💔🥀🥁🥀💔😭
Jason Weigle totally agree with your words. I guess I’m not the only one who just about gets to Alex s solo and it gets blurry. Rest in Peace my friend
The greatest final track of a final album of all time
That was the last song Rush have ever written?!
@@TheVAGNETTO Maybe. It was the last song on their last studio album. It is my ultimate favorite Rush song. I cry every time I hear it.
@@birdofsong exactly! It feels like something, that sums up all the years of heard work! I'm in love with this song!
@@TheVAGNETTO I'm pretty sure I read it wasn't the last, but just last on the album. The best finale one could ask for.
Don’t you mean the greatest track of all time ?
“The future disappears into memory, with only a moment between.” Who else writes like that? Absolutely incredible.
@@vitalsigns2679 reminds me of lachesis and the measured thread
The moving arrow-tipped hand of the clock moves or flies and never stops. Time never stops, even while we dream. The hours tick away or slip away.
Nobody else.
Only our Professor
@@vitalsigns2679 no
I have talked to many Rush fans about this song. Fans of the 70's material. Fans of the 80's material. Fans of the band's entire catalog. ALL FANS I SPOKE WITH ARE IN AGREEMENT THAT 'THE GARDEN" IS ONE OF THE ABSOLUTE GREATEST SONGS THAT RUSH EVER WROTE.
The whole album is a masterpiece.
Agreed
Gives me goosebumps, so it must be great.
As long as you did your due diligence
Yep. It sums up their entire career.
This how to end a legacy. Not with a bombastic exit, but with a tear-jerking melody.
Yes. I'm crying.
When the saints go marching in!
I am right there too, you are so right on.
Headlong flight is the final ado
One goosebump covers my entire body!
The final bow of legends three. Yeah, I cried as well.
The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect
So hard to earn, so easily burned
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect
If this ends up being Rush's last song, chronologically speaking, it's one hell of a swan song.
I was just saying that to my wife.
Great point. It looks to be the closer. What a classy exit.
I have always thought the exact same thing.
Seeing Rush perform live 30 times, being ask the question "What's your favorite album and Song" and never being able to answer till Clockwork Angels. This has to be my favorite album (even a clearer concept to the album versus Hemisphere and 2112) and The Garden, being a absolute masterpiece and their perfect song for Exiting Stage Left.
Farewell My Kings !
I totally Agree...Enough said.
And this is why Rush, in my opinion, is the greatest rock band of all time. The depth of emotion that they have explored with their music throughout their career is absolutely unparalleled.
VERY much agree!
Unparalleled is an understatement, One of the best ive ever heard
No argument here! :)
Well stated and 100% accurate. They are the only band who has become part of who I am. None better than Rush.
100%❤
Alex: let me just walk on over to the piano and play this moving passage right before my insanely beautiful guitar solo.
He is the epitome of a rock star.
Alex's solo is heartbreaking....
And of yeah, I play piano,
You mean no one knew that, you all thought I played was just guitar
He doesn't get enough recognition !
What humble beasts of musicians..
In honor of a legacy.
In memory of a legend.
"It's a measure of a life"
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Geddy is singing these words. Alex is playing the tune. Neil went through hell on earth when his daughter and wife died. HE wrote these words. He knows stuff. And we know the heart of Neil is coming through on this, Rush's most beautiful tune. My God, I swear, no truer words were ever spoken. Thank you, Neil. We love you.
Lisa Lee - Very nicely put, Lisa. I couldn’t agree more.
All 3 have had crosses to bear, so to speak. A lot of integrity and meaning especially went into the finale of this album, which takes a very divergent song from the others and makes perfect closure to the theme of Clockwork Angels (and Rush ultimately to the end).
Couldn’t have said it better...
I like how over the course of their career, Neil's philosophy did a 180 from "Anthem" to "The Garden".
Bene ha elohim forevs
This was the song my Daughter chose for the Father Daughter dance at her wedding. I was lucky enough to share Rush with my kids live!
awesome storyI have loved my 3 brothers since 77,got my son hooked on RUSH.Greatest band ever.Great choice for the father daughter dance
Long song! Great song! She could have picked 2112 😳😂
I to selected this song for my daughter's weddening. When she heard it she cried but said no and told her that it is her day.
I went to the Clockwork Angels tour in Denver with my family when I was a kid, my dad is the biggest Rush fan and I'm so glad that of all bands, he showed me this one.
Beautiful..Rush gets your soul This song makes my tear up it's so brilliant.
In 2024 this song stays as one of the best songs of all times. RIP Neil. We are your garden.
RIP Neil Peart: The magnificent garden you tended while here will be your legacy for eternity.
Beautifully put.
LOVE IT
RIP MY FRIEND 😔🌹
J Hunt.!! The Most Beautiful Words I Ever Heard !!!
This is beautiful man !
The last song from the last album...
"The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect
So hard to earn, so easily burned"
Neil Peart, we will miss you... forever...
Así es Diego 😥🙏
¿ The Garden fué una premonición de una futura despedida...?
🇮🇹🇨🇦🖤🖤🖤
Neil peart forever
Some argue of Led Zeppelin.
My Dad passed away one month ago today from covid pneumonia. He was so healthy and this has been a huge shock to me and I am having a very difficult time with this. This song helps me remember all of the things that my Dad did throughout his life, and how he influenced me so much. I had such a blessed life because of my Dad and I have to remain strong for my family. My Dad's "garden" was well nourished and I must stay strong and keep it growing. I miss my Dad immensely. Love you Dad.
I am one in a billion that survived in the state I was and this is my soundtrack song from my book that I wrote about that , I know how much people suffered
💜🙏🙏🙏💜 I'm so sorry for your loss... my
mom passed of Covid almost a year ago ✝️
Keep the FAITH
You are truly blessed.
Likewise here , dad passed of kidney failure. This song just makes me think of him and ones passed.
Do you think neil knew of his demise when this was written?
This guitar solo…my God. Alex’s phrasing and melody is unmatched. Absolutely stunning!
The soaring guitar that Alex has always done
I know! He's the best at it..Pure genius
Grabs you with the first 3 notes!!!!!
truth! still trying to figure out how it is able to do what it does to me , I am waiting to see if it does it this time 2 months later . . . .
Agreed, brilliant, masterful and incredibly powerful.
The last song from the last studio album. Lyrics by Neil Peart. The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect. Rest in Peace, Neil.
I'm just Shattered from his passing.... He was such a legend.
As am I. He was truly the best.
When I heard of Niel's passing, this song always came to mind.
I'll never forget where I was: in the car with my dad coming home from a short day-trip. The album had released the week before, but we didn't have time to listen to it and swore not to listen to it until we could listen together. The album was such an incredible, roasting jam, and then The Garden came on. That was one of the only five times (I'm 20 now) I've ever seen my dad cry. We didn't say anything, but we both knew that this song was a farewell, at least from the studio.
Their last message to the fans was to cherish every moment we have because they won't last forever. Forever dwells in that moment, but that moment does not live forever. The only thing we can do is have hope for another day, another moment.
I've been lucky to attend 5 concerts from the time I was 8 (Snakes and Arrows) until I was 15 (R40). All front row. 2 meet and greets. 1 time backstage. My dad absolutely abused the fact that I was a cute little 8-year old that knew RUSH lyrics to get some backstage passes when the roadies were setting up at Kansas City on the Snakes tour, and I'm so grateful for it. Neil gave Lorne his sticks from the first set and told him to give them to me. All. five. times. Neil recognized me as I grew up, or just appreciated a kid air-drumming his heart out. We still have those beaten up sticks, and they are priceless to us. No amount of money in the world could ever make us sell those sticks.
To Geddy and Alex: Thank you for your music. It truly has impacted people on a deep, personal level, and we will always be forever grateful for it. We all wish Neil could still be here, but we know how close he was to you guys, and we could never come close to imagining the pain that you are probably going through and have gone through over the last few years. Wishing you both the best health and love. Thank you.
Great story bro they touched millions of live way more than just a group of musicians RIP Professor Peart 💔
@@j.d.7208 Definitely. I won't ever forget my memories with them, and their music will always be with me till I die. I will make my kids and grandkids listen to RUSH. This is music that has and will continue to transcend generations.
@@samsam18200 I hear something this great deserves to be passed on
@Jerome Lund definitely
Wow, you were definitely blessed. But then, we have all be definitely blessed too to have been receptive to their music and words over the years. And to all be part of this beautiful, supportive, loving global Rush family.
Played this at my mothers memorial. The song took on a whole new meaning. Our earth is 5 billion years old and we were lucky enough to have experienced the greatest band of all time. Thank you Alex,Neil, and Geddy.
5 billion? you sad sack of ... caklum.
not just them, but Yes, Stones, Who etc. How lucky we are
That’s an amazing way to think about the time we live in
Maybe it's the 3 or 4 well-deserved glasses of The Macallan I've had tonight, maybe its seeing The Professor sitting behind his kit, maybe its the memory of the dozens and dozens of concerts I was fortunate enough to see, maybe it's a combination of them all. This video brings me to tears. If you're a true Rush fan, you'll get it; and to you, I say: Aren't we lucky?
You were very lucky. Roll the bones.....
Yes brother. We were and are so lucky. I sit here at five in the morning with my Fender Jazz bass playing and singing my way through this masterpiece, and the priceless memories come flooding back. Here’s a raised glass of The Macallan to you mon frere!
Same here brother, the depth of all they've done cumulative hits in this one song, Alex's solo at 4:33 breaks my soul open to absolute bliss....
ABSOLUTELY
Even if you aren’t a “true Rush fan” and never even attended a concert you can appreciate this song for its beauty, it’s emotion, its message, and the fact that it was Rush’s swan song. What a way finish your songwriting. Fantastic in every way.
RIP Neil, the man who converted pain into art.
Very much like VanGogh
Neil Peart just passed away. I don't know why, but this was the first song that came to mind when I heard the news. RIP Neil, thank you for everything.
Because this was his goodbye song
😭💔🥀🥁🥀💔😭
Me too.
Same here and although I couldn't imagine there being a greater Rush fan, I have listened to this album the least, however I am now digesting it well after his passing.
It's like he wrote his own eulogy
I'm sitting here in tears listening to this. Neil Peart was such an inspiration, and the driving force behind the band. I saw them live 21 times, and am so sorrowful that I'll never get to see him again.
Thank GOD they left us with a library of music,each different in their own way.So glad they didnt or couldnt go on without Neil.21 times is so unreal you are truly blessed my friend
And I never and will never see them live
As their last ever published song, it's absolutely heartbreaking
Alex is living the guitar solo in every fibre of his being
Genius
Preach
If this isn't played at my funeral, I'm not dying
😂😂😂😂😂
He he...Great one man..!!! 👍😂
*6 Rush songs whose lyrics of Neil Peart move me to tears*
*Afterimage* - Written about the death of Robbie Whelan, the sound engineer for the Permanent Waves album. The lyric that gets me:
_Suddenly, you were gone
From all the lives you left your mark upon_
*Red Sector A* - Written about the atrocity of Geddy's parents in Nazi concentration camps. The lyric that gets me:
_I hear the sound of gunfire at the prison gate
Are the liberators here, do I hope or do I fear?
For my father and my brother, it's too late
But I must help my mother stand up straight_
*Losing It* - Written about those who've had a talent or skill, and have lost it...leaving them heartbroken. The lyric that gets me:
_Thirty years ago, how the words would flow
With passion and precision
But now his mind is dark and dulled
By sickness and indecision
And he stares out the kitchen door
Where the sun will rise no more_
*Nobody's Hero* - Written about the death of a gay friend to either Neil or Geddy(unsure), and of the death of girl who grew up in Geddy's childhood neighborhood. The lyric that gets me:
_As the years went by, we drifted apart
When I heard that he was gone
I felt a shadow cross my heart
But he's nobody's...Hero_
*Ghost Rider*- Written about Neil's travels trying to overcome the sudden deaths of his daughter and first wife. The lyric that gets me:
_Pack up all those phantoms
Shoulder that invisible load
Keep on riding north and west
Haunting that wilderness road
Like a ghost rider_
*The Garden* - Neil's swan song.The last song, of the last album Rush ever recorded. The lyric that gets me:
_The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect
So hard to earn, so easily burned
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect_
I am devastated by the loss of a musician whose lyrics have been with me since I was 13. I am now 45, and in tears.
#RIPNeilPeart #neilpeart #Rush
Such an incredible post!
My brother passed 3 months ago .he had a seizure in his sleep.. he was 51. The words on the prayer card at his wake were the lyrics to After Image
@@mikedixon9742 My condolences to you and your family.
@@mikedixon9742 deeply sorry for your loss.
I'm feeling ya, my first time hearing Rush was around the end of 1975. The following December I received 2112 as a birthday gift from my big brother. Fan ever since. Saw them many times. Right to the end. Lets Rush on and make ole Pratt proud
Anyone else feel this song is Geddy's best vocal performance?
Its definetely one of his best. I also think this live version of the spirit of radio is a great vocal performance: czcams.com/video/UJpJ7FgXp5E/video.html
It just may be !
There are so many damn layers to the sadness this song transmits through it
Geddy's vocal performance is just one and you may be right , I have say back saying to myself . . . wow! absolutely amazing in so many ways . . . . .How is it a song that was written so long ago, a song I have heard and let grow on me for quite a time now is still able to make me have to hide my face so nobody can see I am friggin balling again!!
Every -Single -Time I listen to it and even if I listen to it back to back to back
I think this is one of Geddy's best vocal performances. I'm surprised he didn't start crying. I would have.
I was so glad when he realized his voice sounds better in a lower octave. I agree with him.
I feel the same way.The vocal melody is haunting.The whole song is absolute magic,just like all Rush songs.How we miss you Professor.
This is the song that Rush have been moving toward for 40 years. A song of such stunning quality, depth and resonance. So long to all that prog, sci-fi and fantasy stuff. This is the heart and the essence of it all. Sadly, it's also a heartbreaking swan song. Every songwriter wishes they could write a song this good. Every band aspires to this exalted level. Long live Rush.
Very well said Dennis
💔🖤🥀🥁🥀🖤💔 Beautiful, man🥀
Was thinking the same....🥀🥁🥀
Is anyone else astounded by the fact that they're able to make such inspired music after *40 years* ? I mean, not a single percent of this comes off like a washed-up nostalgia act, but rather it seems like they're at their peak playing-wise? How do they do it?
This band is the real deal.
I love Jack Blacks metaphor of "rocket sauce":
/watch?v=tArAhISEr_A
They sure are. Of course, alot of us knew they were the real deal 30 years ago. Simply amazing. As I say all the time, there will NEVER be another group like them.
Deathshuck The way they do it (in addition to lots of practice and dedication) is by living clean and taking care of themselves. They didn't get caught up in the whole sex and drugs part of the music business. Sure, they probably experimented with drugs in their younger days (Geddy jokingly referred to drug use during the 70's in an interview once.....not sure if he was really serious), but they certainly never became addicts (like Ozzy Osbourne or the guys in Aerosmith).
chiefbrody75 Never another group like them (cause they are unique for sure), but there are others who are just as good. Are you familiar with Dream Theater???
Nope. Just saying there will never be another Rush. The music, chemistry, integrity. Period.
Alex's solo is brimming with emotion. One of his very best ever.
Impressive, soulful, moving guitar solo.
Absolutely agree!!!
Malc Spring
Agree100% ...of all his solos this one really speaks to u. His tone on that LP and the way he uses the tremolo is incredible.
Incredibly !!
What an amazing performance
Rush's "swan song" seems so appropriate right now. Hope is all that remains. Take care all.
This is almost Neil's eulogy written years before his passing.
Im still crying, we gonna really, really miss you Neil.....
me too
Yep it’s like loosing a best friend
Anyone who says Rush is weak after Moving Pictures needs to listen to Clockwork Angels.
Or signals and grace under pressure. I don't get how moving pictures fans don't like those albums
Correct Clockwork Angels could be their Best. Love 'The Garden' but in a sense hated it because I knew is was a 'swan song'. Sigh.
They say that b/c the prior songs are from the good times in their youth, so they "seem" better. I can see that.
Anyone who describes RUSH as weak in any fashion, is not a True Fan.
SIGNALS sucks. GUP has about 4 good songs. They didn't get their act together again until COUNTERPARTS.
I cry every time I hear this song. RIP Neil Peart, the greatest drummer to ever exist.
This lyric! I think Neil Peart already knew his diagnosis at this point!
An excellent song to close out one of the most fascinating discographies ever in the history of music.
My dad had died right around the time this album came out. He always used to say "it is what it is".This song both crushed me and saved me. Helped me to understand it. Helped me to get through it. Maybe it will help again. RIP Neil. The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect, and we have so much of both for you...
In this one of many possible worlds,
All for the best or some bizarre test?
It is what it is and whatever,
Time is still the infinite jest
The arrow flies when you dream,
The hours tick away,
The cells tick away
The Watchmaker keeps to his schemes,
The hours tick away, they tick away
The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect,
So hard to earn so easily burned
The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect,
So hard to earn so easily burned
In the fullness of time,
A garden to nurture and protect
In the rise and the set of the sun,
'Til the stars go spinning,
Spinning 'round the night
Oh, it is what it is, and forever
Each moment a memory in flight
The arrow flies while you breathe,
The hours tick away,
The cells tick away,
The Watchmaker has time up his sleeve,
The hours tick away, they tick away
The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect,
So hard to earn so easily burned
In the fullness of time,
A garden to nurture and protect
(It's a measure of a life)
The treasure of a life is a measure of love and respect,
The way you live, the gifts that you give
In the fullness of time,
It's the only return that you expect
The future disappears into memory
With only a moment between.
Forever dwells in that moment,
Hope is what remains to be seen.
Forever dwells in that moment,
Hope is what remains to be seen.
In the fullness of time,
A garden to nurture and protect
(It's a measure of a life)
In the fullness of time,
A garden to nurture and protect
(It's a measure of a life)
In the fullness of time,
A garden to nurture and protect
(It's a measure of a life)
In the fullness of time,
A garden to nurture and protect
(It's a measure of a life)
(It's a measure of a life)
(It's a measure of a life)
(It's a measure of a life)
This was the first song I could think of, upon hearing of the passing of Neil. RIP Professor.
Neil lives forever in this song, I can feel his eternal soul is embedded in this beautiful tune. A Masterpiece that truly honors his memory. RIP
Your words touch deeply...
This is Neil's last masterpiece I saw it live
Alex on the piano and then an absolutely awesome guitar solo. This is RUSH’s Stairway to Heaven.
So beautifully put!
Omg exactly what I was thinking!!!
except they didn't steal the opening riff from a band that opened for them
they're the best band in the world
always have been
They were certainly one of the most skilled and talented (prog) rock bands of all time, surely.
❤️❤️❤️
I had a mental breakdown just over a year ago during my recovery whenever I felt the demons rising I would play this song and peace would descend. Thank you RUSH you music helped me regain my sanity.
Hey Mike I hope and pray that your doing better these days. I myself lean on god and these guy's they are the best people i know god bless 🙏✝️♥️
Hop all is well with you.
My dad passed away today, listening to The Garden, what an incredibly meaningful song, thanks NP for penning this song. Rush fan for 40 years
"The Pass" saved me one time...lost my Dad 2021
Here we are in the middle of October, 2023. I simply cannot make it through this track without coming to tears. Probably now more than ever.
My father died yesterday. This brought tears to my eyes and some comfort to me. I hope Geddy, Alex, and Neil see this and know they touched somebody.
+Andrew Powell i'm sorry man.... Cheers to your dad!
+Lora Rumble I miss my parents everyday...they were my garden of life and I pray that they continue to live in your heart, soul and mind forever.....I see them in my kids and that is such a treasure.
may his memory be a blessing
My Mom and I watched this dvd on repeat, led zeppelin song remains the same dvd, and titanic.. , as she was dying of brain cancer that stemmed from lung cancer last year, .. had her home instead of hospice.. with her brain malfunctioning, she said.. Neil Peart is my buddy. Great now my waterworks are going.. I feel for you Andrew Powell. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
So sorry...been there myself...KNOW that your father is at peace, in good company! Prayers and Love for you all
This was his last gift, his last song... Just a beautiful life lesson. Thanks for everything, dear Neil Peart ❤
One of Alex's greatest solos in my opinion. Perfect.
Alex did put his heart into this solo for sure, but IMO his soloing in R30 was overall better.
The strength Geddy has thru this song is huge. You can distinctly hear his emotion coming thru and how he holds it together. With Alex and Neil having Geddys back he know he's in good hands. RIP Neil, this future moment goes into the past. Your a genius!
❤🎉❤Amen❤🎉❤
They hit it out of the park with this one. Lyrically and musically.
The arrangements and the superb live performance of the song also speak to a level of maturity and sophistication many rock bands never reach. The boys in Rush are a class act, all the way. As a swan song, I can't think of a better one than this.
RIP Neil Peart, you wrote the lyrics of my childhood.
On the 10th anniversary of this release I am watching and listening with such pride and joy for my favorite band...and just thinking of Neil's family and of course Dirk and Lerxst and the whole real Rush community...and a tear has fallen...again...only the truest Rush fans understand ✌️
In retrospect, maybe the greatest Rush song ever.
A fitting epitaph to a great man.
RIP Neil 😪😟
A fitting epitaph indeed. Rest in peace, Neil...
On November 17th my grandfather passed away. He was a strong man who loved giving gifts to people because he could and didn't need a reason. He was also very passionate about both the garden he grew, and his family. We came to realize that we, his family, happened to be another garden that he raised, nurtured, and protected. He taught us that about love and respect. And the week before he passed away from liver cancer, all I could do was listen to this song, seeing the arrow fly with each breath he painfully took. Needless to say, we had this played at his funeral. It described him to a T, and I am so thankful that RUSH wrote such a beautiful song. Now if I could only listen to it without crying and thinking of my grandpa, I'd be pretty ok. n-n;
+Danii Schef Been there done that. How fleeting life is. I remember an old Christmas movie starring Albert Finney as Scrooge. In it the Ghost of Christmas present says, "The key is to do as much as you can with the time that you have."
+Danii Schef I was born on nov 17th. as one life passes, another has the chance to experience the mystery and gift that is life, as we float ever forward to the future. I'm not playing down your loss. Saying goodbye for the last time is heartbreaking. I'm glad the 3 of us share the same taste in great music! Instead of crying, you should feel happy that a song can bring back memories of him. Celebrate it. I never met either of my grandparents. They were taken by cancer before i could meet them.
made me cry first time I heard it,great tune.
bechtel35 I think it is okay to cry and let out your emotion. I am 49 now and saw Rush 62 times and I feel that the older I get the more I cry but it's happy tears and great memories that bring on the floodgates of emotions. it's just your body's way of releasing feelings.
Danii Schef I am so sorry for your loss but I want you to know that that is the best thing I have read for a long time. you've got me crying my eyes out I can hardly say this but thank you for sharing that you have yourself a great day.
The clock on the cover reads 2112, but the hours tick away, they tick away...
So long and farewell Neil! In the garden of our hearts your memory will last forever!
I am convinced that Neil knew while writing this song that he had cancer. The lyrics are telling. It’s placement as the last song on the last album further convinces me of this. The fact they retired again further has me convinced. He needed to spend what remaining time he might have with his family. I may be wrong. I don’t know. What I do know is that he is sorely missed. I have not ever been so affected by the loss of a celebrity life. His writing and his playing have meant an incredible amount to me. Such talent and with humility. He just wanted to be the best. He was. Rest In Peace Neil. You achieved such greatness. You deserve the rest now.
Harrison knew on his final album as well
Rest in peace Neil. I was always dreading the day I'd have to type those words, and I never thought it would come this soon. It doesn't feel real. I lost my father to brain cancer in 2013, not even a year after Clockwork Angels was released. This song resonated with the two of us on such a deep level, so this was the first place I had to come to pay my respects.
The way you live, the gifts that you give.
You certainly gave us quite a bit, thank you for everything.
Prayers and
I'm gutted. I'm sobbing in my kitchen. I know you all are, too. Neil, thank you for all the words.
But if they taught us anything, why are we here? because we're here. Roll the bones. Take a chance. Do good.
LIVE while you're alive. Love while you're here. Do good where you can.
Now is the time to turn the tide
Now is the time to fight
Let us not go gently
To the endless winter night
Now is the time to make the time
While hope is still in sight
Let us not go gently
To the endless winter night
It's searingly painful isn't it? I "came back" to Rush about 6 or 7 years ago having had a long absence. Neil's death has really toppled me, maybe because I was only just beginning to get back on track after losing my brother at the end of November.
This song is so much more than a song. It's the most beautifully worded spiritual teaching, direct and frank but tender and encouraging.
Hey, we're on this one-way journey. Life is so precious and not to be wasted because it will conclude, that is the only certainty. Yesterday is gone, tomorrow will soon become yesterday, all we have is the here and now.
Me too absolutely floored this crushed me what an amazing man who touched millions of people RIP Professor Peart 🙏🤟
So true... I have watched this innumerable times and never fails to move me. Hard to watch through misty eyes
My mother suddenly passed in early March 2020. To lose Neil & then my Mum within 2 weeks was devastating. Its October 2020 & I've only been able to watch this clip again. What an amazing performance - it is amazing
Almost 12 months on from Neil's passing,and still cannot play this track without breaking down😪
Just learned the guitar solo and it’s so full of soul. It’s an absolute joy. How do you come up with something so perfect for the song? It’s unbelievable.
Who in this vast F**k*ng universe would give this masterpiece a thumbs down.
Empty vessels I'm thinking.
So sad.
To this day, I cannot listen to this song without tearing up. So much beauty and emotion throughout this song.
It just rips your heart out, doesn't it?
Me too. Even my 80 year old mother liked it.
Now you there are even more reasons to tear up when you hear this song. Rip Neil Peart.
Watching this after learning of the Professor’s passing, this song takes on such new meaning. Rest In Peace Legend.
I wonder when I'll finally be able to watch this without shedding a tear or two.
Clockwork angels is a masterpiece❤️
A tour-de-force of an album. If it wasn't RUSH, I wouldn't believe it was possible.
I'm crying alot right now
21DaHoagie12 gutted
awful awful news
@@Smartie1 , me too..2 days in
You're not crying alone my friend.
This is terrible news
If anyone deserved a happy ending it was Neil
He worked his way through and out of tragedy to a new life
He deserved far better
Feel awful
Its been 3 weeks tomorrow, just now barely able to watch these videos and listen and not get choked up......And now ...Kobe Bryant and his daughter and 7 others were lost just yesterday not 10 miles from here..
WTF is going on ?
Whatever it is it is some complete Bullshit and has to stop.
God, Devil,...who ever it is ...... you got your 3,... Neil, Terry Jones of Monty Python, and Now Kobe and his and and two other families destroyed..
Enough is Enough.
So much for 2020 being a better year than 2019...
Moving steadily from sadness to anger and deep frustration....
My heart is broken Godspeed you sill be sooo missed.
Every time I watch this there is tears in my eyes and I am 62 years old an old rush fanatic
I’ve just discovered rush. I’m a 54 yo Aussie. While I have diverse musical tastes, hard rock/heavy metal has always been my thing. I was always aware of rush. I liked Tom Sawyer and spirit of radio, but never really got into them more than that. Bored one night I watched the lighted stage on Netflix and really enjoyed it. I like music focos, so nothing special. The Neil Peart died. I was in Santiago, Chile, in a shopping mall, killing time, and came across red barchetta, liked it, and bought moving pictures that night. Witch hunt grabbed me. The drum fills, so musical, but like the sound of rolling thunder. It was the lyrics that got me, though. Then came limelight, the one about the camera... then I bought 2112... great songs, but lessons got me. Then permanent waves... entre nous and the song after it.... wow. Then I bought hemispheres.... the trees.... villa strangiato..., and now this.. I know I’ll by this album tonight. I know I’ll by all of them eventually. I love rugby league, a violent game. I box ( not good, but I’ll mix it up). I’m not afraid to say I’m was crying during this song. Like so many that I’ve heard, it resonates deeply with me. This guy was a genius. They were geniuses. I love kiss. I love black sabbath, but I know believe that this band was the greatest band of all time. Longevity, body of work, skill and general awesomeness... I’m just glad I found them.
I watched the Time Stand Still documentary recently... hard not to get choked up towards the end
blue just bought farewell to kings today.
Thats so cool brother. And to think of the millions of people that may never hear a Rush song their entire life! Astounding and sad. Being a Canadian, Rush has been a big part of my life. I'm happy for your discovery! 😊
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Amazing how many Rush fans, from every walk of life and every continent, immediately went to _this_ song upon hearing the sad news. To mourn, but also to understand.
Amazing - but hardly a coincidence. RIP......
My wife has been instructed to play this song at my funeral service when my day comes.
And may we live up to the lyrics until that day!
You have to give the band credit. They never lost touch with themselves or their friendship over 40 years of hard work, hard times, good times, tragedy, recovery. I was at R40 in Toronto lining up to get my concert T before the show and another fan asked me if I was sad. I said no, I wasn't. He said but this is going to be their last tour. I said yes, and I am not sad, I am grateful that they gave us 40 years of their lives, produced some of the best music and very happy that they are going out at the top of their game, on their terms, without ever selling out.
This is Neil's swan song, to me..... Instant tears...which he would hate... RIP you beautiful lyricist...
Neil just left us and had to watch this again and again with tears in my eyes.
Part of me died yesterday after hearing the news of his passing. Neil and the other members of Rush helped shape my affinity for music. Being a shy creature myself, Neil's struggles with attention struck such a cord in me.
What a drummer, crafter of profound lyrics and a humble human being. R.I.P.
What did you mean when you said "Neil's struggles with attention struck such a cord in me."
@@saturn722 not the original commenter. But Neil didn't like the focus that being a popular musician put on him. See Limelight. It's why he rarely did meet and greets and always left the show immediately on his bike after they ended.
When this song came out, I truly do not think any of us knew exactly how poignant it was gonna be. THE PERFECT ending to not only the album, but of the legacy in whole. Now knowing how the Watchmaker would craft the ending.
Yeah I’m pretty sure with the whole watchmaker thing is not meant to be God. I’m pretty sure the whole band are all atheist or at least not Christian and it’s a flawed creationist assertion that we must have been created by an intelligent designer because a watch was created by a designer.
Rush. They knew the deal. Grateful to have grown up with them and that they lasted long enough for me to have passed them along to my own kids.
I can't believe I was there over three years ago. Such a great concert that was.
Time Stand Still.
And with what happened today with Neil, it is more than clear that “The Garden” was a good bye.
He wasn't sick when he wrote this. 💙
@@darlacummings12 how do you know this? You don't.
It was written in 2012. Neil Peart was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2016.
@@darlacummings12 you just don't get it. People know things. I've seen this over and over again in my life.
He lost his daughter and first wife in a span of 10 months in 1998. Of course he knew things. But "The Garden" wasn't a premonition. It was much more than that. Please. Do some research.
The lyrics of this song encompass all areas of how one lives and loves with their Life. It naturally begs the question… How are you tending YOUR Garden?
THE GARDEN
In this one of many possible worlds
All for the best or some bizarre test?
It is what it is and whatever
Time is still the infinite jest
The arrow flies when you dream
The hours tick away, the cells tick away
The Watchmaker keeps to his schemes
The hours tick away, they tick away
The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect
So hard to earn, so easily burned
The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect
So hard to earn, so easily burned
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect
In the rise and the set of the sun
'Til the stars go spinning
Spinning 'round the night
Oh, it is what it is and forever
Each moment a memory in flight
The arrow flies while you breathe
The hours tick away, the cells tick away
The Watchmaker has time up his sleeve
The hours tick away, they tick away
The measure of a life is a measure of love and respect
So hard to earn, so easily burned
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect
It's a measure of a life
The treasure of a life
Is a measure of love and respect
The way you live, the gifts that you give
In the fullness of time
Is the only return that you expect
The future disappears into memory
With only a moment between
Forever dwells in that moment
Hope is what remains to be seen
Forever dwells in that moment
Hope is what remains to be seen
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect
It's a measure of a life
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect
It's a measure of a life
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect
It's a measure of a life
In the fullness of time
A garden to nurture and protect
It's a measure of a life
It's a measure of a life
It's a measure of a life
It's a measure of a life
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Songwriters: Geddy Lee / Alex Lifeson / Neil Elwood Peart
The Garden lyrics © Ole Media Management Lp
You’ll probably also like this arrangement of “Time Stand Still” made as Tribute to Mr. Peart at
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I can't play along to this, I have to stop and fight tears.
The last song of the last album. And so Neil Peart, the Professor, is nurturing and protecting his garden beyond the clouds. RIP my lifelong friend.
I'm here after seen the news of Neil Peart. This song and the masterpiece that is the drums change my life completely. Rest in peace legend. 😔
If you look a their whole catalog of songs, especially this album, it is like Neil was leaving a set of instructions and wisdom for his daughter. The wold is a lesser a place without our favorite trio. Thank you for your hard work and dedication! We fans will never forget and will pass it along to our children.
I saw them on this tour on July 14, 2013, and it's still one of the greatest experiences I've ever had
This was my first Rush concert, April 28, 2013! Been a huge fan since 1978! Better late than never!
I thought I was processing this loss. All I could do was think about the amazing things he did. Musically. Literally. Personally. Spiritually.
Then I listen to this song, and I am in tears.
I had come to grips that we would probably never see them play live again, and most likely not get any new Rush music...and I was OK with that. After all, it was one hell of a ride. Still, now that Neil has passed it is truly over and it hurts significantly more than seeing them on stage in Toronto on that last tour (my last show).
Wow. Just wow.
Listening to this at work, I had to take a break and go outside and ad to the rain..
One of the greatest guitar solos ever recorded. It gives me chills every time I hear it.
"The Garden" "It's the measure of a life." RIP Neil.
R.I.P. Professor I loved you my dear friend.
Oh GOD, this is how you do it.
Caddy! I love your videos (and Rush), but I never would've known that I'd see you here.
Yes it is, Caddy. This is how it's done.
Rock on.
lol - this is it.
How to get likes on a comment - be Caddicarus.
Not many songs bring a tear to my eye,,this is one.
A THOUGHT: Neil knew something when he wrote this song.
Who's cutting onions in here? But in all seriousness, I walked past a red fire hydrant today on my lunch break and I thought of a certain album and I said a silent Thank You to the three men that created this memory, and I mourn the loss of our beloved and wise Professor.
My 2nd concert. Signals tour
I started cutting onions after Neil’s death and realizing this would be the final Rush song ever.
@@spaceace4387 Damn onions...
"I'll go with the wind
I'll stand in the light"
RIP Neil
The song “ The Garden” was the song chosen by me to dance with my daughter at her wedding. This song says it all about love, family, memories, and the measure of a life.
The same for my daughter & I only she chose it. She knew how special it was especially to a long time fan like me.
And now Neil’s father and Geddy’s mom have passed. May they both be at peace.
Goodbye Neil. I love you, Sir. You will be missed. RIP.
With the phenomenally brilliant catalog of amazing songs this band has produced in 40+ years, I really feel this is one of their absolute best! Around the time of the Clockwork Angels tour, I heard Geddy say he was extremely proud of this song, and after about 150 listens, I agree. I am deeply moved by everything about "The Garden." RUSH - Best Band EVER!
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The only band!!!!
Three men that can put out that kind of sound show be credited with much more than they have been throughout their career!!!
I RESPECT YOUR point of view, but '2112' is my pick, with 'The Spirit of Radio' 2nd.
RIP Neil Peart - left us all one year ago today
I am watching my spouse of 20 years slowly face the end of her life. While I sit in my pickup tearing up, the truth of this song is hitting home incredibly hard. There are so many things I would change if I could.