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It was amazing all of the emotions on the little girls face as she was listening to the song... i hope you grow up continuing to listen to reggaie

Lovely expressions which are great to watch. In the 1980s in Britain around 11 million married men went throught this kind of being used and then abused situation because the divorce laws were so biased. It basically destroyed the institution of marriage. In retrospect both were sides were made sorry because the divorce craze put both in worse positions. I don't think he was going to bump her off.

This is the deeper meaning of the song. Sorry if this is 4 years too late: 😊 (see below) It speaks of a longing and a search for meaning in a world that may seem ordinary and mundane. The chorus, “But I won’t cry for yesterday, there’s an ordinary world, somehow I have to find,” signifies the realization that dwelling on the past will not lead to growth or happiness. You are encouraged to embrace the present and to find solace in the ordinary moments of life, which can often hold extraordinary beauty. The song encapsulates the universal themes of loss, hope, and resilience. The bridge of the song acknowledges the suffering and greed that exists in the world, and puts this in perspective with personal sorrow that in the singer’s mind pales in comparison in terms of significance. In realizing this, it is his pathway to being normal again and basically recovering from mental illness caused by the loss of his partner or perhaps friend who is dead (“here today gone tomorrow”). Indeed, that loss could apply to anything that you personally hold dear and of which has made you lose sight of the regular, ordinary world by going insane. It serves as a reminder that despite the chaos and turmoil around us, we can find strength within ourselves to navigate through life and to discover our own sense of purpose. Pain and suffering leads you to your destination. At first he tried to drown out the noise with the radio, TV on; until he found the strength to grapple with his loss and to compartmentalism it in his mind as a memory that he learnt from. The song takes you through the process of grief and or madness from whatever means into normality and appreciating life. There is light at the end of a dark tunnel. You are your own hope.

Fantastic bass player 💪

This song for me as a culturul person brings everyone together as one that feel that word that feeling in my language Aroha love

In my humble opinion, Allison is the best female vocalist ever. I know, big claim, but the Grammy Association seems to agree...

I believe this album was 1993 -1994

Haha awesome vid. Would love to hear more of your thoughts or more talking/info in general at the end

You ain’t hurt That’s why they call it the blues

When I was in high school the girl I was in love with had a crush on a guy in a TV detective show called Starksy And Hutch. This song seemed to speak to my feelings about her.

This is awesome. I heard this on the soundtrack for a tv show recently but cannot remember what show. Damn. Keep rocking!

I think you wore the wrong shirt for this song…

One of the best reggae vocals song writer!!

Que viva la raza

Ha ypu skipped over the hard words huh

When R&B was R&B , and LA & Babyface owned it all…

one of the main themes here is PATTERNS. in the art work and in his behaviour.

This is my favorite "India Reacts." I love that you enjoy this song and video as much as I do! I have returned to watch you react to it several times. ❤

The are the best

Your comments and reactions are completely ass backwards. The real story is that she was a controlling b*tch. All she is doing here is gaslighting the poor guy.

I just found this group! They are soooo great!

He said Bob Marley, poet and a prophet..

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I appreciate that at least with this song…you let it play all the way through mostly- Thankyou for that…do your research, you’re pretty much there- Scott was amazing as IS STP- Aloha

Roadhouse was a BAR with small tiny house type motel units out back (Bungalows).

Early stalker song.

You're very good at these reviews !!! Very entertaining

Pure class...

Sounds like the 80s all the way down to the snare drum sound. She has a great voice.

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I prefer Bombalurina version, but this is nice touch too.

Shower sing along!! Was so deep in me it came back in my sub-memory 58yrs later,

WHERE MY CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS?! :D

I always wait for that "Is that Chaka?" moment.

Wrong version. You would have to react to this song in its live version in Houston 1981. It is superior to the studio version. Journey is always better live!

It makes me want to…. 💋 🤘😁🤘

What a cute little boy!

It's obvious you've been moved by this song. You're a sensitive person.

I bought his first 45 hits.

Its a strange song (like all the album ones) but yeah thats how Syd Barret thought 😅

He’s amazing

Funnily enough this is a cover of a much older ska song originally by Prince buster

real country music!

what dope beat with emotion raw power

All us Boarding school kids here in Oklahoma listen to them all the time in 1970s and had someone to look up too...

I think ur Irish lol could be .but iris man r good .but stay away from the north of Ireland

Well ur probably Irish

This was the 70s - my opinion for the best decade in music!

Nobody's voice comes even close to the beauty of gary puckett

1996 had some awesome music. I say that as I look at my old CD collection from my teen years