But for me they have been about the opposite way around. Well, I am very sorry for you that things are going this way. This is one of the most beautiful songs i have ever heard which makes me tear up and lyrics like (No one will desert you)or (And no one's ever burned you Nothing's ever left you scarred) hurt a lot. And no matter where you go and whoever you meet nothing will ever be the same. The song reminds us that no matter what we are going through in life we should think of the little things from our childhood how we used to dance carefree and how we waited for our dad to return home and those songs that we sang and all those words that you believed in and all those memories you made with all the people. People leave you alone, they even hurt you and no matter how many people are around you you still feel lonely because you have learnt that nothing lasts forever. What changes is that after wishing all the time to grow up you finally grow up and realize nothing is the same like it was. When you woke up with sunlight shining upon you and your mothers sweet voice and not with regrets and mistakes. It was a time when you believed that people will always be there for you, no one will hurt you or ignore you.
When reaching the corner of the street first was the most important race and finishing your homework on time so you can watch you favorite shows. Whether you accept it or not but childhood was the best time of your life. and knowing im still so young scares me cuz how will i feel when im 20 out on my own it couldnt possibly be better and listening to this song and hear someone singing about something im feeling just somehow made me feel better knowing im not the only one im not alone feeling this and not wanting to grow up wishing to be a little innocent kid again where everything is good is what this song is about and i love it so i pray that ill wake up one day and ill be 5 years old again and ill never grow up. i would have never thought my mom would slap me. suicide didnt exist 10 years ago and it was the furthest thing from my mind. my brother didnt make me feel horrible when i was 5 and everything was simple there wasnt bad in the world only good. The video was shot in Newark Town Hall last month.I just heard this song for the first time today and i cried i have felt this way for a really long time and im afraid its not going to get better im only 15 and it cant get better cuz soon imma be on my own so i have been wishing so badly to be a child again cuz if bein 15 is this hard its only getting harder cuz when i was little i wasnt depressed wanna kill myself feel like i ruined my family. Proceeds of the sales of the album and single will go towards the BBC Children In Need Charity, with a minimum of £1.50 per album being donated. Anyone who has heard it can’t fail to be moved by the simple treatment.” Shaun’s choice of song was clearly very personal for him, and with Sandy Smith’s arrangement, something told us this might turn out to be very special. “Grimethorpe Colliery Band are privileged to have been invited to use our music to support a cause which does so much good for so many young people.” says band spokesperson Andrew Coe, “As a Barnsley lad, Shaun immediately struck up a very special relationship with the band members and they have thoroughly enjoyed working with him. I’ve long since retired, my son’s moved away I called him up just the other day I said, I’d like to see you if you don’t mind He said, I’d love to, dad, if I can find the time You see. The fact that it is for the brilliant BBC Children in Need as well seemed to all make sense.”
At times I wish I could press a pause button and savour those precious moments for longer. When I heard the song, it connected with how I felt and still feel about my children: that it’s all too quick, that it just goes painfully too fast. ‘Never Grow Up’ was instantly my first choice, as I’ve been singing to my children at bedtime for about 5 years now. With the message of a parent’s love to their children as they grow up and find independence, Shaun chose the song – a 2010 hit for Taylor Swift, as a tribute to his own children, and its meaning has blossomed into something hugely impactful by doing so.Ĭommenting on the reason for selecting this track, Shaun says that, “I was acutely aware that this was a once in a lifetime opportunity, to record a track to go on an actual album with brilliant producers at Abbey Road. On the eve of the release of ‘Never Grow Up’, the second single from the BBC Children in Need album ‘Got it Covered’, which featured the band alongside Gentleman Jack and Broadchurch star Shaun Dooley, we are delighted to premiere the video made especially for the release.
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