David Bowie: Lazarus

If you haven't read up on all the symbolism in this music video, do. It's chock full. He knew he was dying, and this album was a farewell letter to his fans. Nobody else that I can think of would look death in the face, and write about it. That took some guts. His music has always had its own flare and the Blackstar album is no exception. This piece is particularly haunting, but I think in a way he was telling us not to be sad. "Look, I'm in heaven". He made his peace with what was about to happen, and he used his incredible voice to gave us one last spectacle to tell us all goodbye. What a legend.

This stuck with me, it reminded me of my grandmother who was also terminally ill.

To me this is one of the greatest songs ever written, but then again it's by one of the greatest musical artists to ever grace this planet. The song draws the listener in with a beautiful, haunting voice. The entire album is full of intense songs that are so unique, it's a masterpiece that only David Bowie could pull off. The video is incredibly intense I've seen people review it for the first time and many were left speechless the common words they use are incredible and masterpiece and many said they didn't expect that. That sums Bowie up, always expect the unexpected. So if you want to hear real music by a real artist who was on his death bed check out this beautiful song and video.