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Wonderful! I loved this series so much!

Industrial Mr. Darcy be like:

Just transports you back to the toughest time in your life where you decided not to give up! Walk on! Thats how this feels.

Wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing 😊

Thank you for sharing this! All the tracks are wonderful -and i see this is (now) 10 years old OMG 😳 still beautiful! And nice to find kn youtube!

This music makes me cry everytime.

To be fair, the carriage didn't have a back window and she would have had to lean out of the side window in a very awkward way if she wanted to actually look back.

I absolutely love this song!!! I’m going to have to learn it on viola.

What a soundtrack..most of them are exceptional..❤

2023

I loved that she felt so deeply about others and the circumstances that did not directly affect her in the first half of the story before her own personal Hell that Margret fiercely believed what she wrote and believed. A stunning story, and the music was just the cherry on top. Beautiful.

It's the wonderful melody)

After everything that they had been through, that scene was like the first big breath of fresh air they were able to have in years. I'm glad Lizzy G didn't have the mill burn down at the end. They needed and deserved that happy ending. Oh that dreamy look Armitage gives her! My heart!! I wish he'd play more characters like this one more often.

There hast to be a soundtrack on Apple Music. Please.

My god. What a beautiful song!

الموسيقى هاذي فيها مشاعر غريبة ❤️

Just rewatched this, had been 10 years since the last time I saw it. Such a wonderful show and piece of music. The ending always brings tears to my eyes and chills to my skin. Will remain timeless forever. My mom loved this show, RIP mama <3

thank you

It’s unfortunate the music from this series cannot be acquired via Apple’s music service.

As a quasi-sociopathic asshole who's come to, through experience, cynically regard most women as complacent schloots with little-to-no personality beyond their attitudes and gossip, I've had a LOT of superficial relationships of a pump-and-dump nature but...I shit you not, the first _real_ girlfriend I've ever had sat us down to watch _THIS_ on our third date and I was lifted in love by both. You scratch away enough of most girl's opinions and you pierce the veneer painted over unexplored feelings, maybe a heartfelt memory or association but, rarely a well-contemplated answer for anything but this girl, when she spent 25 minutes articulating _WHY_ this series meant so much to her, covering every detail, theme, and character and how it related to her beloved father, a gruff man of great responsibility like Mr. Thornton who was loving even as he was hard and coarse given the mantle he bore and the expectations laid upon...wow... First and last true girlfriend I ever had and I rewatch this series yearly to rekindle the yearning in my soul it ignited for genuine, unspoiled, contemplative women. We dated for six months as I realized I couldn't treat her like the rest; we'd never even made out or "done the deed," even though I clearly sparked something in her and the potential was present. I _COULDN'T_ proceed "as usual" because she struck me as a virtuous and principled person, raised supremely well by a loving and industrious father and a kind and compassionate mother. She was a girl of propriety, like Miss Hale in her time, who wanted to see the world through the light of ideals and people as the best they could be, as "children of God with every capacity to be as He intended them", as she said. I believe she was LDS but man, would that I had been a Christian, and one worthy of her company. After a tearful breakup--cause you just have to, she was still a girl, this emotionally-attaching creature with this inherent desire to bring out the best in me, regardless of how tarnished I knew I'd make her despite her protests that she could maintain both me AND her spiritual standards--I penned a note to her father, commending him for raising such a wonderful daughter and condemning him for having sent her to college where she might encounter fox-pawed scoundrels like me. There are just some people who inspire you to become a better person and this girl was one of them, and she loved _North & South_ and every time this track rolls, I remember that Jean-Paul Sartre was only half right...Hell may be other people but, it can also be found within. This was a great series and whenever anyone asks what I love to watch, I expound on it as _she_ did for me. That was a long-winded contextual tale but, I feel it a transcendent show beloved by transcendent people.

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My favourite track, my favourite period drama <3 North and South is the best .. the actors did a phenomenal job

This shits makes me tear 😢

Ugh so good

obsessed.

All the pain and suffering so we can have Black Lives Matter BS

gives me goosebumps all the time

I've only recently discovered this series and I loved it. Thank you for posting this playlist!

But this is Arvo Pärt!

Heartbreaking. How their love was doomed by their circumstances and his mother!

I think we should redo this AMV with latest news of FF7 Rebirth, still I’m loving this AMV so much

Une pure merveille!

This particular soundtrack, even though has such a beautiful and positive ending on screen, there’s something about it that just gets me every time I listen to it! Automatically, I am all teary-eyed. As if it brings forth something which I am yearning for…don’t know what but certainly “something”! Was searching for this track for so long…and here it is finally!

Alguien me puede decir que instrumentos son los que se utilizan??? Por favor

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Just watch the serie...and wow...i loved ot so much! Every actor and actress are amazing ...it was so heartbreaking and wonderful! Glad to found this treasure! Thanks for the soundtrack!! :)

wait this isn't the one the red haired guy was singing

This whole scene (and the "Look back at me" scene) is a masterpiece - the cinematography, the score; Mr. Thornton walking throught the mill with the cotton flying around him and Margaret's words - "I believe I've seen hell - it's white, it's snow-white..." British Period Drama at its finest!

it's grim, and beautiful, and dark, and forlorn and helpless, but so tender and fair, just a wonderful piece that really mirrors the heart of these wonderful story and characters.

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Best amw

it has such a sad melody but its so beautiful.

ICONIC

Why is this not on spotify :(

I wish if I could unwatch this masterpiece to watch it again...and this music is an eardrug❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful series the best ever costume drama ever most romantic ever my favourite series of all time ! The casting of Richard Armitage and Daniela Denby Ashe perfect as John Thornton and Margaret Hale. I will remember the train station scene forever . The music timelessly romantic !!!

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Is the sheet music available anywhere?

Beautiful song. I wish this series had been longer. Greetings from Turkey

Beautiful