Killer Video! This is so cool! How was that done? A Crane? Helicopter? It looked like one shot from the start of the song. Not an easy feat, but you guys really pulled it off!
I love this song Wonderful Things. Thank you Ryan Corn for being our worship leader. You are awesome! !!!
“Propuesta de la Semana” | Desde USA presentamos a un cantautor pop que ha pasado los últimos meses perfeccionando su música para darse a conocer, el resultado de todo su esfuerzo se ve reflejado en esta canción, un tema que a algunos les parezca sencillo, pero que gracias a la letra y el ritmo que impone en él hace de esto una gran creación y algo que no quitaras de tu cabeza, esas son las “Cosas Maravillosas” que deja su música. Aquí su sencillo más reciente, es la propuesta de esta semana. #PropuestaDeLaSemana #RyanCorn #WonderfulThings
“Propuesta de la Semana” | Desde USA presentamos a un cantautor pop que ha pasado los últimos meses perfeccionando su música para darse a conocer, el resultado de todo su esfuerzo se ve reflejado en esta canción, un tema que a algunos les parezca sencillo, pero que gracias a la letra y el ritmo que impone en él hace de esto una gran creación y algo que no quitaras de tu cabeza, esas son las “Cosas Maravillosas” que deja su música. Aquí su sencillo más reciente, es la propuesta de esta semana. #PropuestaDeLaSemana #RyanCorn #WonderfulThings
Heard this on the radio late last night after a long night of work and loved it, glad I was able to find out who the artist is!
Odd, that I should like this. Playlisted!
Thank you for saving me <3
And life’s better living with you
You came as a huge inspiration right when I needed it. Thanks for that, and keep making awesome songs.
This song is everything iv ever wanted someone to say to me… Truly heartfelt
Thank you Google tunes, never would have stumbled accross Ryan Corn without you.
Great song, loved every single note
This is the Tues, Jan 27 edition of My Music Video of the Day. Today’s music video is ” Wonderful Things.” by Ryan Corn.
Sometimes when you are listening to music, you’ll find that surprise song. An unexpected gem amongst the rocks. Well, for me that’s what this song is. It has a tone or a way about it that just makes you feel good, happy.
In trying to figure out why, I first went and researched who this singer is. In fact, at times, he sounded like the lead singer from an old 70’s pop band called America. I thought to myself that maybe it was him trying to go solo after all these years. But no, that can’t be. America (the band) was popular about 40 years ago. Even if he was 18 back on 1975, he would be 58 now. This singer sounds younger than that.
What I found out is that he is a 32-year old singer/songwriter, born in Missouri and current residing in Cape Girardeau. His music genre would be popular or pop music with a MOR or middle-of-the-road sub-genre.
The sound of the song is upbeat. Besides the usual drums and guitar, there are bells, a triangle, banjo and trumpet to add to the mood. Add his warm, pleasant voice and you’ve got a wonderful sounding song. In an odd and unexplainable way, it reminds me of the song in the movie, ” Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” called ” Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head.” which despite its title is an upbeat song that puts the listener in a happy, relaxing place.
As to the visuals in this music video, it begins by circling the exterior of a building where the singer/songwriter lives. Before the opening verse, it shows him lying in bed, wide-awake, unable to sleep because he’s trying to put the song you are about to hear, together in his head. The camera then moves back to the exterior and then moves from window to window as he sings. I didn’t get any vibes about the meaning of each of the residents that are shown in each window except to show them doing different and unrelated things. The song ends and the camera pulls back and we move away from the building. Nothing deep here, IMHO.
Lyrically, the song is about someone who thinks to himself, ” I’ve done terrible things and I’ve done unspeakable things, but you’ve done wonderful things to save me.” He goes on, ” My hearts been harder than rocks, and my mind’s been darker than dark, but you’ve done wonderful things to change me.” So on one fell swoop, he is opening himself up to admit that although he sounds like a good guy, he has done some terrible things in the past. At the same time, he tells his love that she’s done some things to save and change him for the better. He goes on to tell her how important she has been to him in straightening him out and he loves her for that. Nice sentiment! He closes the song by singing, ” I just think about the way I did without you, loving me the way that you do, on this side of things, I see what I’m suppose to be, and life’s better living with you.” Corny, sentimental… you bet, but a great song.
I’m including the following links in separate posts. First, there is a link to the You Tube lyric video for the song. Then, there is a link to an article from americansongwriter.com about the artist and the song. Lastly, there is a link to an article from mindequalsblown.net, also about the song and the artist.
#thursdaymotivation Its a great day in south East Tennessee. This is a “wonderful” song, get it. LOL :). Be kind to one another and enjoy the day.
This song reminds me the Spongebob Christmas song
Heard this song at work..it relaxes me after a hard day..great voice.
Wow. This is really one of those rare songs were you just sit back and bask in its simplicity and beauty. It just makes you feel…wonderful haha. Great job Ryan.
yes i can finally find this song here. been searching for decade
Killer Video! This is so cool! How was that done? A Crane? Helicopter?
It looked like one shot from the start of the song. Not an easy feat, but
you guys really pulled it off!
I love this song Wonderful Things. Thank you Ryan Corn for being our
worship leader. You are awesome! !!!
“Propuesta de la Semana” | Desde USA presentamos a un cantautor pop que ha
pasado los últimos meses perfeccionando su música para darse a conocer, el
resultado de todo su esfuerzo se ve reflejado en esta canción, un tema que
a algunos les parezca sencillo, pero que gracias a la letra y el ritmo que
impone en él hace de esto una gran creación y algo que no quitaras de tu
cabeza, esas son las “Cosas Maravillosas” que deja su música. Aquí su
sencillo más reciente, es la propuesta de esta semana.
#PropuestaDeLaSemana #RyanCorn #WonderfulThings
“Propuesta de la Semana” | Desde USA presentamos a un cantautor pop que ha
pasado los últimos meses perfeccionando su música para darse a conocer, el
resultado de todo su esfuerzo se ve reflejado en esta canción, un tema que
a algunos les parezca sencillo, pero que gracias a la letra y el ritmo que
impone en él hace de esto una gran creación y algo que no quitaras de tu
cabeza, esas son las “Cosas Maravillosas” que deja su música. Aquí su
sencillo más reciente, es la propuesta de esta semana.
#PropuestaDeLaSemana #RyanCorn #WonderfulThings
Heard this on the radio late last night after a long night of work and
loved it, glad I was able to find out who the artist is!
Odd, that I should like this. Playlisted!
Thank you for saving me <3
And life’s better living with you
You came as a huge inspiration right when I needed it. Thanks for that, and
keep making awesome songs.
This song is everything iv ever wanted someone to say to me… Truly
heartfelt
Thank you Google tunes, never would have stumbled accross Ryan Corn without
you.
Great song, loved every single note
This is the Tues, Jan 27 edition of My Music Video of the Day. Today’s
music video is ” Wonderful Things.” by Ryan Corn.
Sometimes when you are listening to music, you’ll find that surprise song.
An unexpected gem amongst the rocks. Well, for me that’s what this song is.
It has a tone or a way about it that just makes you feel good, happy.
In trying to figure out why, I first went and researched who this singer
is. In fact, at times, he sounded like the lead singer from an old 70’s pop
band called America. I thought to myself that maybe it was him trying to go
solo after all these years. But no, that can’t be. America (the band) was
popular about 40 years ago. Even if he was 18 back on 1975, he would be 58
now. This singer sounds younger than that.
What I found out is that he is a 32-year old singer/songwriter, born in
Missouri and current residing in Cape Girardeau. His music genre would be
popular or pop music with a MOR or middle-of-the-road sub-genre.
The sound of the song is upbeat. Besides the usual drums and guitar, there
are bells, a triangle, banjo and trumpet to add to the mood. Add his warm,
pleasant voice and you’ve got a wonderful sounding song. In an odd and
unexplainable way, it reminds me of the song in the movie, ” Butch Cassidy
and the Sundance Kid” called ” Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head.” which
despite its title is an upbeat song that puts the listener in a happy,
relaxing place.
As to the visuals in this music video, it begins by circling the exterior
of a building where the singer/songwriter lives. Before the opening verse,
it shows him lying in bed, wide-awake, unable to sleep because he’s trying
to put the song you are about to hear, together in his head. The camera
then moves back to the exterior and then moves from window to window as he
sings. I didn’t get any vibes about the meaning of each of the residents
that are shown in each window except to show them doing different and
unrelated things. The song ends and the camera pulls back and we move away
from the building. Nothing deep here, IMHO.
Lyrically, the song is about someone who thinks to himself, ” I’ve done
terrible things and I’ve done unspeakable things, but you’ve done wonderful
things to save me.” He goes on, ” My hearts been harder than rocks, and my
mind’s been darker than dark, but you’ve done wonderful things to change
me.” So on one fell swoop, he is opening himself up to admit that although
he sounds like a good guy, he has done some terrible things in the past. At
the same time, he tells his love that she’s done some things to save and
change him for the better. He goes on to tell her how important she has
been to him in straightening him out and he loves her for that. Nice
sentiment! He closes the song by singing, ” I just think about the way I
did without you, loving me the way that you do, on this side of things, I
see what I’m suppose to be, and life’s better living with you.” Corny,
sentimental… you bet, but a great song.
I’m including the following links in separate posts. First, there is a link
to the You Tube lyric video for the song. Then, there is a link to an
article from americansongwriter.com about the artist and the song. Lastly,
there is a link to an article from mindequalsblown.net, also about the song
and the artist.
Ryan Corn – Wonderful Things (Official Music Video):
http://youtu.be/COntBpsoE3s
I love this song.
#thursdaymotivation Its a great day in south East Tennessee. This is a
“wonderful” song, get it. LOL :). Be kind to one another and enjoy the day.
This song reminds me the Spongebob Christmas song
Heard this song at work..it relaxes me after a hard day..great voice.
Wow. This is really one of those rare songs were you just sit back and bask
in its simplicity and beauty. It just makes you feel…wonderful
haha. Great job Ryan.
yes i can finally find this song here. been searching for decade