"Nan's Song" is the emotional final track on Robbie Williams' 2002 album Escapology . It is a deeply personal acoustic ballad dedicated to his late grandmother, Betty (Bertha Talbot), who passed away in 1998.
: The song concludes with a hopeful vision of reuniting, where he says, "Wasn't life sweet?" . Musical Guide for Performers Nan's Song by Robbie Williams - Songfacts Nans Song - Robbie Williams
: This was the first song Williams wrote entirely by himself, both lyrics and music, without his usual collaborator Guy Chambers. "Nan's Song" is the emotional final track on
: Lyrics like "There's a strange kind of light / Caressing me tonight" suggest a spiritual presence protecting him. Musical Guide for Performers Nan's Song by Robbie
: The track was recorded largely live with an acoustic guitar to maintain a heartfelt, stripped-back feel. Lyrical Themes