M VGA how will people listen if everyone is dead? does a bear shit in the woods? do catholic priests rape kids? if a tree falls an no ones around to hear it does it make a sound? would you harm a cat to save another cat? what if by harming a cat you could save two cats but before you answer consider this...the cat you have to harm is pregnant. these are the questions that keep me up at night.
great 90s vibe. I'd love to go back to Seattle during 1992-1996. some of the best times of my life, many great experiences. kids now have no idea what it was like to be a teenager in the 90s. miss it tremendously.
Just takes me back to when my wife and I were in college, young and dating. Many a nights spent listening to Mazzy Star sitting in her dorm room with the lights out under the blue glow of a beer light we picked up at a garage sale. Wow 20 years have gone by so fast!
This song, I hear it and I remember my 1st love. I was 18, 1994 and I had this song on repeat. I bought the cd only for this song but ended up falling in love with Mazzy Star and Hope Sandoval. Her voice just grabbed me all the time and I would lay in my bed thinking of him. Beautiful song
Love Mazzy Star and Hope Sandoval's voice. She rates up there with some of the other outstanding female vocalists of the last few decades. I'm thinking Cocteau Twins, Cowboy Junkies, The Sundays, Siouxie and the Banshees. Different genres, but all beautiful and unique voices. Have a listen if you haven't already.
The 90s were garbage. We just thought they were awesome, because we were lazy. Super white, bourgeoise, culture war, moozik-makes-me-deep, end- welfare-as-we-know-it lazy. Mazzy Star / Hope Sandaval are great, though.
This song makes me want to cry. It reminds me of all of my failed attempts at love and healthy relationships. I was too busy trying to fade into someone instead of just being with someone.
+Emmy Jeffery Wise and beautiful words. Love is like a fragile young plant. Just be with someone and enjoy the ride, don't force anything. Unconditional love is beautiful.
Beaux Cottle why don't you to take a chance and talk to each other. I am talking to a Brazilian girl, I barely speak Portuguese and she is amazing. Take a chance go for it, you might end up with like me... Happy
@@nicki2693 Don´t be. It has its ups and downs, like absolutely everything else. Trust me. I don´t work in advertising, like Don Draper (you r too young to get the joke), but it's essentially a good ride. Despite many things.
@@nicki2693 life is great.. make the best memories burn into your soul and look back at the scars as a reminder that you lived your best life.. remember, wrinkles are a physical sign that you've live a happy, smile-filled life😁❤
I feel that this is one of those songs if you randomly hear it, you never forget that moment in your life. Coming back from a bar with a friend, driving near the coast on a warm night in Orange County. The friend's crazy but kind roommate at the time made me a mix CD, and this song, that drive, the beautiful scenery; a mind of chaos gave way to contentment in that instant. Ten year's later, this is still the most beautiful song in the world to me.
+Lee Dalloway that coast drive in OC from near Huntington Beach to past Laguna Beach is one of the most beautiful drives ever. After MCA died, the radio station was playing Beastie Boys and I was cranking it while driving that stretch and I'll never be able to forget that drive either. That was a day time drive. I'm sure this song works better at night.
+Lee Dalloway i, too remember the first time I heard this song. I was a sophomore in college, and it has stayed with me since. so haunting and melancholic, but full of obsession and love. wow.
I was listening to this song back in the 90's and some stupid DJ on KROQ in L.A. said boring after playing the song. I loved the Dreamy quality it has, especially that night leaving the desolate Valley and going back to Hollywood. Can't believe I remember it 20 some years later.
I heard a DJ on 98.7 said that this song makes him want to fall asleep after they played it. A lot of people don't understand the effect this song has, which sucks for them.
any dj that would say this song is boring or make them feel sleepy is the type of person that hates, cause i bet as this song plays everyone in the room gets quiet as they're think of something , while the annoying dj wants to bash and acts like he or she dont feel a certain way! like if the dj is too cool! foh! Crank this song up in your ride as loud as you can rolling in the desert in the middle of know where it doesnt matter if your by your self or with your chik ! feel this classic! put it on repeat! p.s. if your with your chik ?! pull over off the road and park by the rocks!
February or March of 94, I'm in early 20s. Crappy apartment that barely had heat, cuddled up under the covers with a dark haired girl. From the street light outside my window, we laid there listening to this album and watched the snow come down....this song puts me back there instantly.
Well, we had a lot of fun leading up to the part where we were worn out and just chilling. But, if you can imagine a candle, a bottle of cheap wine and this album playing while being all balled up under the covers....snowed like crazy that night...at the time, you do not realize it was magical until a song like this transports you back to that very moment. Life was simple and for a brief time in our lives, we were the center of each others universe...makes this song all the more bitter sweet.
Mazzy Star..one of the top 20 personal albums I still bump. The whole album is great.. I'm 36 yrs old ( in which I don't even look it)( because of too much drug experimentation then)which makes me also a generation X'r..the music now has definitely evolved and yes there's still good music today ..but..90's was an unforgettable time for me ..in my opinion ..artists then outshine artists today because they are ahead of time still..the only difference is the equipment. It was analog then & digital now.. Music was really about expression from within the soul and taking that melody to a higher plain. You couldn't do that without lots of love & laughter.And knowing what suffering really is. Not being afraid to cry. And truly knowing how to express all of that into words..then putting it to perfect rhythm.... Sometimes I laugh at today's music because it doesn't contain those ingredients. Artists today really need to re-evaluate themselves from the inside of things. Not the out.
Todays bands have lost the "Human Factor". I from the 70's era. What you heard from the bands back then is what they put out there. No high tech equipment, no fixing a part here or a part there. A great deal of real talent came out of that era and some incredible songwriters. It was remarkable time in music.
I came of age in the 90's too (don't really look it either for similar reasons maybe, man those were fun times). You articulated many things that a lot of us feel about then and now concerning music and the value of the art(ist) within the industry. I have believed American Idol and those other competition shows really deprioritized and devalued the humanity of personal expression and sincerity. Watered everything completely down. Do you have Mazzy's album after this one - Among My Swan ('96 or '97?)? To me, that is one of the best albums of the 90's, every song is brilliant in so many ways (no hits, just sublime brilliance). Fade Into You... was really the saving grace of the So Tonight...album to me. If you love them and don't have it, Among My Swan is truly a full album masterpiece. Peace.
jeff oliva So much of an artist's creative control has been stripped away from them, unless you are a musical icon whose been around for 30 or 40+ years. Neil Young, Mark Knopfler, Dylan, Jackson Browne, to name a few. They are masters of their craft and set the bar extremely high for those who follow. But as the decades rolled by, the record labels and Television realized what a cash cow they had on their hands. So enters the heavy handed production squad. It's not about music to the money mongers. They have taken beautiful, personal and profound music that many find to be more than simple music and turned it into what THEY think they can make a buck off of. I don't watch any singing talent shows on TV. There have been a few artists who have held on to their creativity. Mazzy is one of them. She has heart and emotion. You can easily tell who has created thoughtful songs which shows the depth of the artists and you can tell who has a strong desire to push their way into the commercial lime light, with a lot of technical help, record labels and PR. God help them when they go on tour. There isn't much to hide behind up on that stage. I believe the test of talent is in the live performance. We expect them to actually use instruments skillfully along with great vocals, a good performance and we like to be moved by what we hear. That's what we used to see back in the day. My God, I saw so MANY great bands. All of which you probably know. Joe Walsh and the James Gang was the BEST, Dave Mason, Neil Young, The Kinks, Robin Trower, Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seger. and the list goes on and on. Pure talent. We will never see another time like it again. But hopefully the newer artist will have the hearts to make the music for the sake of the music. I like to say the 90's made of for the 80's and the 70's and 60's made up for the 50's. Simply my personal taste. The 90's brought music back to life after the 80's. But now the music needs a huge breath of fresh air. The sooner the better. Sorry about the lengthy reply. Music maintains my sanity in this harsh world and helps to heal the soul. Peace.
Music is and always will be so subjective. It's a very personal choice we make in a very public medium. There are many genre's and I try to keep my mind open to all that I hear. But there are many of us who wear our hearts on our sleeves and we understand and appreciate the lyrics that have something to say. A song that reaches out and moves you. You just know when a songwriter is genuine and writing from the heart. It can so very easily reach in and grab hold of your emotions, it can make you cry, It can be your place of peace and it can pull you through some of the darkest of your days. I lost my husband suddenly and unexpectedly. He was only 39 yrs old and I swear to you, the music was my place away from the unbearable pain of grief. It was my place of peace, even if it was for a short time. It allowed me to get away from myself and my thoughts. I truly didn't think I would survive the loss of my best friend and husband. I loved and respected this good man. I thought he took my heart and my life with him when he passed. It took a very long time and many hours of music, which became my own therapy, before I could even take a step forward. So music is more than entertainment to me. It enabled me to get away from myself and I discovered, you can't go around the pain. You can't go over it or under it. You have to go straight through it and music gave me the peaceful moments I needed while walking that painful road. It's a gift we have been given and I appreciate those who have shared it with us. As corny as this sounds, I truly feel it's one of the most important things we have in our lives.
My Mum died on a Saturday afternoon, I played this later with my best friend. The emotions are so POWERFUL, I can almost feel her. I love you Mummy, xxxooo
Wow, your comment brought tears to my eyes. I lost my dad on New Year's Eve 1982, 6 days before my 18th birthday and was blindsided. I still have my mom, whom I love dearly, she's in her 70's now but due to my husband being ill I never have a chance to go visit. I HAVE TO MAKE THAT TIME! I'm so sorry for your loss. ❤
This song helps me think of those innocent times with my wife, before we went into the world and saw what changed us. It makes my heart skip a beat while blinking... like I've been consumed by the emotion caused by the long slurs of the guitar and her sultry voice. I love you still Chelsey, 13 years and counting.
Eh, High Definition and its surrounding technology just hadn't come into the world just yet, if it had, I'm sure Mazzy would be shooting zombies, while some dude looked on with lusty eyes or something.
Sadly, I think you are correct. Damn it! I mean that too! This song could time travel to us today and mean something to us right? It's timeless. At least to us who love it.
Listen to nothing's gonna hurt you by cigarettes after sex. there are plenty of artists who make music like her, they just don't ever get big because people don't appreciate true music.
many people haven't heard of them; but this is one of those songs that a lot of people seem to have a memory involving. I can remember first hearing it on the radio on a long night drive, around 2-3 am, when I was 16-17
Anybody else remember where you were and what you were doing the first time you heard this song??? I had just started high school in 94' and I went to my cousins house to tell him how nervous I was to be a freshman but before I even said anything I stood there quietly listening to this song as it played. I asked him who that was singing and he said "Mazzy Star" lol That's when I fell in love with this song and here I am 21 years later listening to this song wishing I was 14 again
Mazzy Star’s songs are like a sanctuary where we remember 90’s. Childhood, teenage years , that now we have to grieve for. Life was better when we discovered it and future seems to be a swindle Memories rise up from our souls, brought by melody like leaves in autumn wind.
my mom always loved this song, it brings back such good memories, being in the backseat on a winter day while my dads smoking a cig in the passenger seat. makes me wanna cry
This song makes me miss the 90's, big time! It was a decade of The New Hippies, African American Pride, flannel, and a new genre of rock music. There was so much hope and possibility of a better world... that all came crashing down in the year 2000!
Skye ID You are so right about that. 9/11 pretty much destroyed all of that hope. I really miss the 90s, life and the world seemed so much simpler back then.
its not that it's connected to a certain time in our history but a state of being i think we all long and miss the purity and happiness and love more than the decade or time this song is associated with. Like falling in love for the first time... you remember the feeling and the moment like it's yesterday.
So many days in high school I would just leave mid day and go walking into the hills that were across the street. My Ipod was full of Indie music and music like this, the weather was perfect the scenery was perfect, there were no people around, the music was perfect, I had some of the best times of my life in those hills to some great music. I also was able to live in the present moment for the first time, its hard to live in the present when surrounded by minds all times of the day but when you find your self alone its possible to just drop the mind and enjoy life. I got another suggestion, Google Truth Contest, and that will help you get into the present moment, and start opening up to life. Life is short, everyone dies but not everyone really lives.
Ahh Mazzy! I remember being 13 when this album dropped in 93 and watching the music video for this song at like 3:30-4 in the morning on MTV when everybody was passed out from the party. Great song from a great period in time, I miss those days!
in 1996 my first love broke my heart and this song always reminds of that...after 21yrs I don't even remember that girl but I continue to love this song =)
Ethel Clakley , i agree i can remember a green tshirt and blue jeans my girlfriend wore but mostly it's a feeling or a vibe, a split second where i feel like i was there in my old car driving her over the bridge by my parents house..hopeful and energetic and young... How about you what do you remember?
This song reminds me of waiting for my friend getting ready to go out with gel on his head while i'm sitting in the couch reading the latest Details Magazine and checking out the newest fashion of that time and seeing this video on MTV on Friday night, I don't know why I always think of that moment every time I hear this song. Memories(Sigh)!
Sonnyj: I love what you wrote. My yoga instructor turned me on to this, so for me it holds a similar sense of weekly routine comingled, in my case, with the (grapefruit) scent-memory of my yoga mat spritz. Needless to say, I love it. xxoo
I cried alone in my cold dark room when it came on. It was all about the loss of my good friend who succumbed to breast cancer in ‘92. Thankfully, that song helped me cope through an ordeal of grief and despair. Thanx, Guys!
When I listen to this song it brings me back memories from two years ago, i’d just moved to a new city, and the feelings I felt then come back... being confused about a guy I was seeing, driving over the harbour bridge at night, living half strung between reality and my dreams, and having this whole new world in front of me but not really touching it yet...
Her natural shyness and awkwardness makes her natural beauty even more radiant. I rarely see a women singer and think to myself.. wow, she is gorgeous! Too many women throw on tons of makeup or get surgery to fix something that they see as an imperfection... While this girl should have influenced millions to be like her and to have her modesty... we instead ran into Brittney Spears and other garbage! Oh, how I miss you 90s! Music these days has nothing tied to it... no feelings at all!
There's still a lot of good ones... Gabri Aplin, Paper Aeroplanes, The Honey Trees, Lauren Aquilina, Oh Land, Trixie Whitley. You just have to search lol.
Man, I can't help but cry every time I hear this song now. My brother always loved this song and loves Mazzy's music. He would write eloquent thoughts about how he felt listening to her music. I read back on them now and I always think of how much he loved this song and this music and the emotion behind it. Sadly, my brother passed away last year just a few months before he would turn 30. This song always breaks me into pieces. I miss him every day. Love you Scottie.
I want to hold the hand inside you I want to take a breath that's true I look to you and I see nothing I look to you to see the truth You live your life You go in shadows You'll come apart and you'll go blind Some kind of night into your darkness Colors your eyes with what's not there. Fade into you Strange you never knew Fade into you I think it's strange you never knew A stranger's light comes on slowly A stranger's heart without a home You put your hands into your head And then smiles cover your heart Fade into you Strange you never knew Fade into you I think it's strange you never knew Fade into you Strange you never knew Fade into you I think it's strange you never knew I think it's strange you never knew
the eerie chills and mind fucks this song , as sung by her, gives me.........is hardcore.........every time i hear this song , it fucks me up for like a week......It leaves me gasping and afraid and scared, and then after all that , it leaves me emotionally wrecked. Yet at the same time.....i feel peace.
This song never ever ever fails to make me cry. Even if I'm not sad or depressed about anything, it makes me cry. It's like the soundtrack to every heartbreaking moment I've ever had in my life. And the funny thing is that when I am depressed (which is rare thankfully) and I listen to this, it reminds me that I cant be anymore sad than the song already makes me feel and it actually makes me feel a little better. For anyone out there that is struggling with depression or an extremely tough moment in life, just know that YOU WILL GET THROUGH IT. TRUST ME. Things ALWAYS improve with time. Just hang in there!
This is the perfect tune to fall in love to 😍 I am humming this song as I am falling in love again... I never thought I would after all the heartbreaking moments I have lived.. I am grateful 🙏
ive loved mazzy since i first heard her in the eightys no other singer has reached my soul like her bueutiful darkly sweet comforts me every time shes a gift to sooth the pain of wat ever has hurt you wish i could meet her and tell her thank you for you and your music and buetiful voice and lyrics thanks mazzy
CBA Fantham idiot... people weren't as privileged as you back in the 80s - there was no internet. There are many comments I've seen on Mazzy Star videos of people thanking the power of modern day technology for this thing specifically. One guy said he thought her name was 'Mazzy' for twenty years. Good on you, what a way to denounce someone's passion for something.
yeah to cba thanks for the comment to the one who tried to kill my passion for my mazzy i knew her real name but you know wat mazzy fit her you can be two diffrent ppl in life i think mazzy is the one she would give to me and want me to call her by if i was a realitive or close friend the other name would be the one i would say to her why it upsets that person is very stupid i grew up in the 80 s i was heavy metal guy but man when i heard her sing it was like making love the first time i do love her even not meeting her my pain growing up was deep i had bad head injury at 15 im 51 now and still she hits me like back then i make love to her threw her music so that other person that threw a rude comment at me he or she cant take away wat mazzy gave me it was comfort every time i heard her sing to me he or she obviously dont have a good soul and dont feel mazzy way i do i bet if mazzy was to meet me she would love the way i connected with her and appriciated that she gave me comfort from my fkd up life so that person can screw off and cant take that away from me sorry jack its mine cba thanks your real man stay real you are good soul love ya for sticking up for me and mazzy hit me up some time im on fb darin raby springfield mo blessings to you if mazzy you ever read this i would to hear from you some how wish that would happen i could only wish that i could thank you for comfort you gave me when i had that bad injury it really messed me up you gave me comfort love you always mazzy
Remember me so much of my ex girlfriend that had such a dark soul but was such a beautiful person and I could see the light inside her.. I tried everything to help her and show her hope and the light till I gave everything I had, every single piece of energy I had into her till I fell into that melancolic but beautiful darkness. When I couldnt take it anymore because my days were always grey even when the sun was out and I felt cold even when the air was sweet and hot, I told her I would go away and thats when she took 35 extra strong sleeping pills... They had to revive her three times, doctors says its a miracle she survived trough that with no afteraffect after 1 week in coma, if I wouldnt have called back she wouldve certainly died... I prayed so much, I think my and her angels saved her because I wouldnt have survived this experience neither. I still miss her after 3 years. My heart is still faded and Im tore apart between the light and the dark.
Sometimes I just wanna throw this on and slow dance with someone under the stars. This ladies voice is amazing. I would love to hear her cover some Fleetwood mack!
This piece is effin timeless. Long after we are all dead and gone people will still be listening to this masterpiece!
M VGA how will people listen if everyone is dead? does a bear shit in the woods? do catholic priests rape kids? if a tree falls an no ones around to hear it does it make a sound? would you harm a cat to save another cat? what if by harming a cat you could save two cats but before you answer consider this...the cat you have to harm is pregnant. these are the questions that keep me up at night.
Chris Witt They said when WE are all dead. Plenty of people will live after US. Your question is irrelevent.
+Chris Witt fuck witt
Hmmm...if trying to be witty, failed. If being serious, failed even worse. All-around failed reply.
+Yancey Cuyugan who are you talking about?
this song depressed the crap outta me in high school going thru stuff but still loved her voice it was like a warm wave of smokey soul and comfort
+kimmyfreak200 yeah it can take you there
+kimmyfreak200 You were not depressed you were just inside the glass kaliedescope of emotion this beautiful song brings out.
yea i love here voice
+kimmyfreak200 Very articulate Cool Man aloha
+kimmyfreak200 me too, sad but me too. darkest time of my life but life goes on. (miscarriage) years later life is good. bless you
She whispers a song of sweet melancholy, a daydream to a love that another didn't recognize, somehow missed. Simply beautiful.
The billions of people who haven’t heard this masterpiece...
Exactly!..also the billions who haven't......................................
great 90s vibe. I'd love to go back to Seattle during 1992-1996. some of the best times of my life, many great experiences. kids now have no idea what it was like to be a teenager in the 90s. miss it tremendously.
Just takes me back to when my wife and I were in college, young and dating. Many a nights spent listening to Mazzy Star sitting in her dorm room with the lights out under the blue glow of a beer light we picked up at a garage sale. Wow 20 years have gone by so fast!
+StormLaker1975 couldn't tell you how many times I shared a similar evening with this filling the background.
+StormLaker1975 sweet
Damn, i sure wish i can experience that sometime
+StormLaker1975 Bubbles you never been married!
I've been married for 21 years!
This song, I hear it and I remember my 1st love. I was 18, 1994 and I had this song on repeat. I bought the cd only for this song but ended up falling in love with Mazzy Star and Hope Sandoval. Her voice just grabbed me all the time and I would lay in my bed thinking of him. Beautiful song
Love Mazzy Star and Hope Sandoval's voice. She rates up there with some of the other outstanding female vocalists of the last few decades. I'm thinking Cocteau Twins, Cowboy Junkies, The Sundays, Siouxie and the Banshees. Different genres, but all beautiful and unique voices. Have a listen if you haven't already.
Played this song at my daughters funeral ..Reminded me of her life ...miss and love her ..10/13/85 - 9/18/16
Karen Wright. May her soul rest in peace. Sorry for your loss and my condolences.
What a beautiful song to play for such a sad occurrence. So sorry for your loss :(
My thoughts are with you sir, I couldn't put in to words how strong you must be, blessings to you.
Karen Wright I'm sorry for you loss and may god have her in his holy glory. My condolence.
What pain, fade in to her
Her hand behind her back shows she's shy but the passion she shows singing just makes you fall in love with her
How I miss the past. The 90's was the greatest time to be young.
i miss the 1990s like one would miss a childhood best friend (that I never had). it's fucking heartbreaking.
the 90s wee a very special time for me as well
sorry :(
Pearls Beforeswine I love your comment. That was spot on
The 90s were garbage. We just thought they were awesome, because we were lazy. Super white, bourgeoise, culture war, moozik-makes-me-deep, end- welfare-as-we-know-it lazy. Mazzy Star / Hope Sandaval are great, though.
Hope Sandoval and band struck a collective nerve in 94' it's great to see it affecting people 27 years down the line. Timeless piece of music imo.
Just broke down into tears, while seeing American Honey remembering my brother who passed and truly oved this song, I miss You Big Bro ,
Im truly sorry about your brother my guy 😓🙏
This song makes me want to cry. It reminds me of all of my failed attempts at love and healthy relationships. I was too busy trying to fade into someone instead of just being with someone.
+Emmy Jeffery Wise and beautiful words. Love is like a fragile young plant. Just be with someone and enjoy the ride, don't force anything. Unconditional love is beautiful.
You are not alone my friend....
wow that hit home finally figured it out
the beauty of any music is its ability to interpret it how we like, and take us to places we sometimes forgot about.
sigh..yea, God I loved that point in life.
This is so beautiful. Everything about this song.
I think your beautiful, it's touching to see a guy show his soft side. I could not agree more!
+Tracy Stancer that is literally my name.
Beaux Cottle why don't you to take a chance and talk to each other. I am talking to a Brazilian girl, I barely speak Portuguese and she is amazing. Take a chance go for it, you might end up with like me... Happy
i was going to say exactly what you said Tracy; and now I don't know what to say instead, so i went with this.lol.
and also LP-lost on you... great song...
Such a haunting melody. One of my favorites on a country drive.
I was 18 when this came out. I'm 43 now. Kids, enjoy every moment. It goes by fast. I'm off to have a tantrum, lol. 😭😭😭😭😭
coffycup75 reading your comment scares the hell out of me. Im 14 & I'm already worrying about getting old.
@@nicki2693 Don´t be. It has its ups and downs, like absolutely everything else. Trust me. I don´t work in advertising, like Don Draper (you r too young to get the joke), but it's essentially a good ride. Despite many things.
I'll be 40 on 4-5-19. Graduated 98. Live life. Don't post pics. Live for the moment. We use to.............
Lol fucking for real.. keep that love strong💪❤
@@nicki2693 life is great.. make the best memories burn into your soul and look back at the scars as a reminder that you lived your best life.. remember, wrinkles are a physical sign that you've live a happy, smile-filled life😁❤
I feel that this is one of those songs if you randomly hear it, you never forget that moment in your life. Coming back from a bar with a friend, driving near the coast on a warm night in Orange County. The friend's crazy but kind roommate at the time made me a mix CD, and this song, that drive, the beautiful scenery; a mind of chaos gave way to contentment in that instant. Ten year's later, this is still the most beautiful song in the world to me.
Couldn't agree more! Love
+Lee Dalloway that coast drive in OC from near Huntington Beach to past Laguna Beach is one of the most beautiful drives ever. After MCA died, the radio station was playing Beastie Boys and I was cranking it while driving that stretch and I'll never be able to forget that drive either. That was a day time drive. I'm sure this song works better at night.
Omgg! ! absolutely my same feels! lol
+ltmaillt That's the drive! And day or night, it's beautiful. But, yes, just like this song, it's somehow even more powerful at night.
+Lee Dalloway i, too remember the first time I heard this song. I was a sophomore in college, and it has stayed with me since. so haunting and melancholic, but full of obsession and love. wow.
this is my 2 month old daughters lullaby....been playing it for her all week ..soothes her right to sleep...🍼🌜👼💞
better hope she doesn't end up on a bender in her youth as a result
Why would she? Because you equate this song with a bender? I guess you showed her for playing this song to her daughter. Champion.
just following the other comments on the thread, not sure if your senile
Bless you both! I've always had utmost respect for the "Miracle of Life". F the haters!:)
John Franks clap.... clap....
The cadence reminds me of Bob Dylan's Knock Knock Knocking on Heaven's Door. Beautifully done!
Your music intoxicated me. You are living proof that Angels walk this Earth. In a heartbeat I'd play Bass for you. Please never stop. John
More than 20 years still the most beautiful song. Hope's amazing voice still gives me the shivers
I was listening to this song back in the 90's and some stupid DJ on KROQ in L.A. said boring after playing the song. I loved the Dreamy quality it has, especially that night leaving the desolate Valley and going back to Hollywood. Can't believe I remember it 20 some years later.
Hey Charles..........This music has got more substance than Lil Wayne & Rihanna combined.
2010's music blowwwsssssss.
I heard a DJ on 98.7 said that this song makes him want to fall asleep after they played it. A lot of people don't understand the effect this song has, which sucks for them.
any dj that would say this song is boring or make them feel sleepy is the type of person that hates, cause i bet as this song plays everyone in the room gets quiet as they're think of something , while the annoying dj wants to bash and acts like he or she dont feel a certain way! like if the dj is too cool! foh!
Crank this song up in your ride as loud as you can rolling in the desert in the middle of know where it doesnt matter if your by your self or with your chik !
feel this classic! put it on repeat!
p.s. if your with your chik ?! pull over off the road and park by the rocks!
February or March of 94, I'm in early 20s. Crappy apartment that barely had heat, cuddled up under the covers with a dark haired girl. From the street light outside my window, we laid there listening to this album and watched the snow come down....this song puts me back there instantly.
tell me more of you're story...……….
Well, we had a lot of fun leading up to the part where we were worn out and just chilling. But, if you can imagine a candle, a bottle of cheap wine and this album playing while being all balled up under the covers....snowed like crazy that night...at the time, you do not realize it was magical until a song like this transports you back to that very moment. Life was simple and for a brief time in our lives, we were the center of each others universe...makes this song all the more bitter sweet.
thanks for sharing this :"(
i'm not crying, i'm Squidward, i can't cry :"(
Yes 59friday same same.how ironic!
@@oneyedjake4768 same.how sick!
So hauntingly beautiful even now its utterly timless never grow tired of this song!!
This is my childhood and beyond. It's just one of those songs that remain with you forever.
Mazzy Star..one of the top 20 personal albums I still bump. The whole album is great.. I'm 36 yrs old ( in which I don't even look it)( because of too much drug experimentation then)which makes me also a generation X'r..the music now has definitely evolved and yes there's still good music today ..but..90's was an unforgettable time for me ..in my opinion ..artists then outshine artists today because they are ahead of time still..the only difference is the equipment. It was analog then & digital now.. Music was really about expression from within the soul and taking that melody to a higher plain. You couldn't do that without lots of love & laughter.And knowing what suffering really is. Not being afraid to cry. And truly knowing how to express all of that into words..then putting it to perfect rhythm.... Sometimes I laugh at today's music because it doesn't contain those ingredients. Artists today really need to re-evaluate themselves from the inside of things. Not the out.
Todays bands have lost the "Human Factor". I from the 70's era. What you heard from the bands back then is what they put out there. No high tech equipment, no fixing a part here or a part there. A great deal of real talent came out of that era and some incredible songwriters. It was remarkable time in music.
I came of age in the 90's too (don't really look it either for similar reasons maybe, man those were fun times). You articulated many things that a lot of us feel about then and now concerning music and the value of the art(ist) within the industry. I have believed American Idol and those other competition shows really deprioritized and devalued the humanity of personal expression and sincerity. Watered everything completely down.
Do you have Mazzy's album after this one - Among My Swan ('96 or '97?)? To me, that is one of the best albums of the 90's, every song is brilliant in so many ways (no hits, just sublime brilliance). Fade Into You... was really the saving grace of the So Tonight...album to me. If you love them and don't have it, Among My Swan is truly a full album masterpiece. Peace.
jeff oliva So much of an artist's creative control has been stripped away from them, unless you are a musical icon whose been around for 30 or 40+ years. Neil Young, Mark Knopfler, Dylan, Jackson Browne, to name a few. They are masters of their craft and set the bar extremely high for those who follow. But as the decades rolled by, the record labels and Television realized what a cash cow they had on their hands. So enters the heavy handed production squad. It's not about music to the money mongers. They have taken beautiful, personal and profound music that many find to be more than simple music and turned it into what THEY think they can make a buck off of. I don't watch any singing talent shows on TV. There have been a few artists who have held on to their creativity. Mazzy is one of them. She has heart and emotion. You can easily tell who has created thoughtful songs which shows the depth of the artists and you can tell who has a strong desire to push their way into the commercial lime light, with a lot of technical help, record labels and PR. God help them when they go on tour. There isn't much to hide behind up on that stage. I believe the test of talent is in the live performance. We expect them to actually use instruments skillfully along with great vocals, a good performance and we like to be moved by what we hear. That's what we used to see back in the day. My God, I saw so MANY great bands. All of which you probably know. Joe Walsh and the James Gang was the BEST, Dave Mason, Neil Young, The Kinks, Robin Trower, Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Seger. and the list goes on and on. Pure talent. We will never see another time like it again. But hopefully the newer artist will have the hearts to make the music for the sake of the music. I like to say the 90's made of for the 80's and the 70's and 60's made up for the 50's. Simply my personal taste. The 90's brought music back to life after the 80's. But now the music needs a huge breath of fresh air. The sooner the better. Sorry about the lengthy reply. Music maintains my sanity in this harsh world and helps to heal the soul. Peace.
Music is and always will be so subjective. It's a very personal choice we make in a very public medium. There are many genre's and I try to keep my mind open to all that I hear. But there are many of us who wear our hearts on our sleeves and we understand and appreciate the lyrics that have something to say. A song that reaches out and moves you. You just know when a songwriter is genuine and writing from the heart. It can so very easily reach in and grab hold of your emotions, it can make you cry, It can be your place of peace and it can pull you through some of the darkest of your days. I lost my husband suddenly and unexpectedly. He was only 39 yrs old and I swear to you, the music was my place away from the unbearable pain of grief. It was my place of peace, even if it was for a short time. It allowed me to get away from myself and my thoughts. I truly didn't think I would survive the loss of my best friend and husband. I loved and respected this good man. I thought he took my heart and my life with him when he passed. It took a very long time and many hours of music, which became my own therapy, before I could even take a step forward. So music is more than entertainment to me. It enabled me to get away from myself and I discovered, you can't go around the pain. You can't go over it or under it. You have to go straight through it and music gave me the peaceful moments I needed while walking that painful road. It's a gift we have been given and I appreciate those who have shared it with us. As corny as this sounds, I truly feel it's one of the most important things we have in our lives.
MissDistarr60 Thank you for sharing that inspiring story of your personal struggles and overcoming them. It was sincerely heard.
My Mum died on a Saturday afternoon, I played this later with my best friend. The emotions are so POWERFUL, I can almost feel her. I love you Mummy, xxxooo
Delyth Morgan ..Sorry for your loss😞😞
Wow, your comment brought tears to my eyes. I lost my dad on New Year's Eve 1982, 6 days before my 18th birthday and was blindsided. I still have my mom, whom I love dearly, she's in her 70's now but due to my husband being ill I never have a chance to go visit. I HAVE TO MAKE THAT TIME! I'm so sorry for your loss. ❤
This song helps me think of those innocent times with my wife, before we went into the world and saw what changed us. It makes my heart skip a beat while blinking... like I've been consumed by the emotion caused by the long slurs of the guitar and her sultry voice. I love you still Chelsey, 13 years and counting.
Been listening to this song pretty much every weekend or so since 1994... still love it like the first time I heard it. Hope sweet Hope :-)
The video and song are the true spirit of the 90's. The simplicity we will never see again.
Anna Fitzpatrick maybe the simplicity was before we let responsibility run our lives
Bryan Hilton the child is grown the dream is gone
Eh, High Definition and its surrounding technology just hadn't come into the world just yet, if it had, I'm sure Mazzy would be shooting zombies, while some dude looked on with lusty eyes or something.
hauntingly beautiful
Check out Thayer Sarrano's "Shaky" album. Great music like this is still being recorded!
like a wine , older and get better
Never gets old!!! Yet always a classic!! 😮😊
Every time I turn this song on I get chills immediately. Love you guys. Best music tht people need to listen to
The 90`s was the best decade of music ever.
HeavilyArmedGoy 80's was the best! some of the 90's was good,but not the best decade for music overall.
It's sad, but I truly feel there will never be music that can make you feel this type of way ever again...
Sadly, I think you are correct. Damn it! I mean that too! This song could time travel to us today and mean something to us right? It's timeless. At least to us who love it.
sad but true. songs like this grab you and you end up holding on to them forever. today's music doesn't have that.
Listen to nothing's gonna hurt you by cigarettes after sex. there are plenty of artists who make music like her, they just don't ever get big because people don't appreciate true music.
estambol you are a very good writer. thanks
Fantastic BAND!!!
Hauntingly beautiful
So I sent this song to my then girlfriend, now wife while I was deployed in 2016 with the 13th MEU. God good memories...Please keep this video up!
Damn...i'm new here.Never heard of Mazzy Star before...what a great band,song and girl!
You're welcome, true music here !
many people haven't heard of them; but this is one of those songs that a lot of people seem to have a memory involving. I can remember first hearing it on the radio on a long night drive, around 2-3 am, when I was 16-17
hope sandoval is incredible....shes been singing for years i urge u check out her other songs!
the world needs more singers like her
oh yeah !
Tanya B
Hope Sandoval
The world needs more genuine love not a bunch of materialistic self-serving buffoons.
there are just in genres you would think to listen to
Hope Sandoval will go down as the most underrated singer of a generation.
East L.A. girl
never gets old.. simply amazing
Anybody else remember where you were and what you were doing the first time you heard this song???
I had just started high school in 94' and I went to my cousins house to tell him how nervous I was to be a freshman but before I even said anything I stood there quietly listening to this song as it played. I asked him who that was singing and he said "Mazzy Star" lol That's when I fell in love with this song and here I am 21 years later listening to this song wishing I was 14 again
I was in college, heard it somewhere and it haunted me. At the height of the nineties alternative movement, but unique with it's own rhythm and soul
this song is on the soundtrack of my teenage love experiences in the 90's. Feels good man
Yesss
SavagesInMyTown me too
Man what a beautiful song! Nostalgia from the 90s comes rushing back! 👌😎👍👉♥️
صدقت🔥👀
Songs like this don't play on the radio today. Only in the 90's.
You should have heard what we heard on the radio in the 60s and 70s.
today on Radio 1 VRT Belgian national radio
MAZZY STAR YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL, YOUR VOICE TAKES ME BACK TO MY YOUTH.
pure bliss
Mazzy Star is the Band. Hope Sandoval is the singer.
The feels this song brings on...
Mazzy Star’s songs are like a sanctuary where we remember 90’s.
Childhood, teenage years , that now we have to grieve for.
Life was better when we discovered it and future seems to be a swindle
Memories rise up from our souls, brought by melody like leaves in autumn wind.
thx that's my feelings too. you have a way with words my friend
Thx bro ;)
A timeless work of art
Reality4Me really?
Honestly never heard this. It's beautiful!
I don't know where or when I first heard this song, but I've always loved it for as long as I can remember.
same i'm trying hard to remember when i first heard it, but i can't. Anyways, ii's just beautiful.
Possibly the movie soundtrack for Angus... That seems to be what I recall as the first for me, but likely not the first time it was used commercially.
Amen
for me it was Empire Records
my mom always loved this song, it brings back such good memories, being in the backseat on a winter day while my dads smoking a cig in the passenger seat. makes me wanna cry
Its my mothers favorite song too and her email lol I relate
Thank you David Roback for adding beauty to the world
Rest In Peace xx
This song makes me miss the 90's, big time! It was a decade of The New Hippies, African American Pride, flannel, and a new genre of rock music. There was so much hope and possibility of a better world... that all came crashing down in the year 2000!
Skye ID You are so right about that. 9/11 pretty much destroyed all of that hope. I really miss the 90s, life and the world seemed so much simpler back then.
So true :-(
its not that it's connected to a certain time in our history but a state of being i think we all long and miss the purity and happiness and love more than the decade or time this song is associated with. Like falling in love for the first time... you remember the feeling and the moment like it's yesterday.
I dream of living as a teenager in America during the 90s. Seems like a better time.
Oskar Igwe It was in some way.
So many days in high school I would just leave mid day and go walking into the hills that were across the street. My Ipod was full of Indie music and music like this, the weather was perfect the scenery was perfect, there were no people around, the music was perfect, I had some of the best times of my life in those hills to some great music. I also was able to live in the present moment for the first time, its hard to live in the present when surrounded by minds all times of the day but when you find your self alone its possible to just drop the mind and enjoy life. I got another suggestion, Google Truth Contest, and that will help you get into the present moment, and start opening up to life. Life is short, everyone dies but not everyone really lives.
Ahh Mazzy! I remember being 13 when this album dropped in 93 and watching the music video for this song at like 3:30-4 in the morning on MTV when everybody was passed out from the party. Great song from a great period in time, I miss those days!
One of the most beautiful and incredible songs of all time
Alyssa Van Vleet I concur
can you feel this?what amazing song
in 1996 my first love broke my heart and this song always reminds of that...after 21yrs I don't even remember that girl but I continue to love this song =)
Octavio Alamilla I don't know how anyone could forget their first Love. That's one of the most intense feelings a person ever experiences in Life...
You must be young, Ingrid.
Ingrid, I will never forget that experience (first love), but I just wanted to say that I'm ok what that girl now...I just kept the good memories =)
eXcommunicate1979 Forever Young at heart!!
Octavio Alamilla Gotcha! I feel the same way. Keep the good, leave the bad behind 👍
This song is hauntingly beautiful!
so nostalgic, melancholic, emotional and beautiful at the same time that it hurts ...
This song always reminds me of my ex. She was a good woman, I was too blind to see it. 22 years have passed, and I still think about her.
Born to ride Exactly my same though, could have, would have, should've...
Going through the same shit right now..
15 yrs w/o my ex, if she walked in right now Id marry her
Born to ride try telling her how to feel now? It’s never too late. Especially for true love. ❤️❤️
call her. love is above laws of time and space.
Loved this song 20 years ago but love or appreciate it even more now. The beauty of this whole thing ❤
+spirals 73 I know right?!
geriatric fucks
Lol yes 35 with my own home, 3 cars and a career isn't to bad, way better than living with my parents being broke
I still look 25 tho that's all that matters 🤘😊
sealrk19
First heard this today. Wow just wow, brought me to tears.
Wow just heard this? Congrats for finding one of the greatest songs of ALL TIME❣❣💞💞💔💔
oh the memories, wish they still played this on the radio, first time I've heard this song in 17 years
l miss the 90's!!!
Goosebumps and nostalgia.
Michelle Leeper for sure, brings me back to my childhood early 90s listening to this song in the car with my mom. activate nostalgia time machine!!
This is one of those songs that just takes you back, wherever that is.
Love it
Ethel Clakley , i agree i can remember a green tshirt and blue jeans my girlfriend wore but mostly it's a feeling or a vibe, a split second where i feel like i was there in my old car driving her over the bridge by my parents house..hopeful and energetic and young...
How about you what do you remember?
Hauntingly beautiful 🎼🎵🎶
It was even better at 15 and in love
This song reminds me of waiting for my friend getting ready to go out with gel on his head while i'm sitting in the couch reading the latest Details Magazine and checking out the newest fashion of that time and seeing this video on MTV on Friday night, I don't know why I always think of that moment every time I hear this song. Memories(Sigh)!
TheSonnyjim1000 haha...........burp
Sonnyj: I love what you wrote. My yoga instructor turned me on to this, so for me it holds a similar sense of weekly routine comingled, in my case, with the (grapefruit) scent-memory of my yoga mat spritz. Needless to say, I love it. xxoo
That's kind of nice
TheSonnyjim1000 I love memories
Memories will be the last things will ever have at the end of our road in life. Enjoy them!!!!
Who else good taste in music brought them here🙌🏽
o.O
Bieber link
My giant ego brought me here.
Nope.
My tiny weiner brought me here.
Maybe we can swap.
I am now an old fella of ..80..it dosent get any easier..xx
Django don’t get old.
I cried alone in my cold dark room when it came on. It was all about the loss of my good friend who succumbed to breast cancer in ‘92. Thankfully, that song helped me cope through an ordeal of grief and despair. Thanx, Guys!
Damn I wish it was still the '90s.
which was.... perfectly fine....
this song may be somhow the best moment of my life.....
very 90's buzz-kill era
Me too i was prob playing with Lego miss the days
But with the big butt/curvy girl acceptance of today! ;)
December 1991 - driving from Atlanta to the Everglades, I listened to this all the way. :-)
+jon broster Were you
No, just chatting to my wife. :-)
cool bro
You keep some late hr. like me, a night shifter. A great song. Take care.
No, I'm in the UK, so I'm at least 6 hrs ahead of you. :-)
Such a great voice and great memories.😊
One of the most underrated bands of all time. Mazzy star is ALWAYS on my playlist.
Great singer, sadly, like myself, anxiety takes over and makes life difficult to keep going on.................
tomorrow will definitely be a better day
That is why she just vanished fame was too much! Thank you for the thoughts!!!
I think she is with Echo and the Bunnymen now.
go
She just did a song with massive attack, its pretty cool too
the melancholy in her voice is a killer..just WOW!
I really loved this song. Hauntingly Spiritualized Melancholiness.
When I listen to this song it brings me back memories from two years ago, i’d just moved to a new city, and the feelings I felt then come back... being confused about a guy I was seeing, driving over the harbour bridge at night, living half strung between reality and my dreams, and having this whole new world in front of me but not really touching it yet...
Me too
I’ve been in a similar moment
Felt those feelings before.
Wow
Her natural shyness and awkwardness makes her natural beauty even more radiant.
I rarely see a women singer and think to myself.. wow, she is gorgeous! Too many women throw on tons of makeup or get surgery to fix something that they see as an imperfection...
While this girl should have influenced millions to be like her and to have her modesty... we instead ran into Brittney Spears and other garbage!
Oh, how I miss you 90s! Music these days has nothing tied to it... no feelings at all!
God, I miss good music. 20 years and this is still powerful.
music will never be the same...
+jensuarez1331 chill out people. music is still good.
There's still a lot of good ones... Gabri Aplin, Paper Aeroplanes, The Honey Trees, Lauren Aquilina, Oh Land, Trixie Whitley.
You just have to search lol.
Yes, because it's never possible for good music to exist in modern times.
Shizune Hakamichi please link some of this wonderful modern music. I am sure it is out there, but it ain't part of popular culture.
Man, I can't help but cry every time I hear this song now. My brother always loved this song and loves Mazzy's music. He would write eloquent thoughts about how he felt listening to her music. I read back on them now and I always think of how much he loved this song and this music and the emotion behind it. Sadly, my brother passed away last year just a few months before he would turn 30. This song always breaks me into pieces. I miss him every day. Love you Scottie.
Hope Sandoval`s voice is an addiction I love very much, listen to her albums every day
Listening to this when you're falling in love & listening to it with a broken heart makes it sound like 2 different songs.
I'm in the second moment...
*** LoveKnowsNoBounds *** I can do both...
*** LoveKnowsNoBounds ***it's true....
truest shit ever
*** LoveKnowsNoBounds *** I have said that before about this song
I want to hold the hand inside you
I want to take a breath that's true
I look to you and I see nothing
I look to you to see the truth
You live your life
You go in shadows
You'll come apart and you'll go blind
Some kind of night into your darkness
Colors your eyes with what's not there.
Fade into you
Strange you never knew
Fade into you
I think it's strange you never knew
A stranger's light comes on slowly
A stranger's heart without a home
You put your hands into your head
And then smiles cover your heart
Fade into you
Strange you never knew
Fade into you
I think it's strange you never knew
Fade into you
Strange you never knew
Fade into you
I think it's strange you never knew
I think it's strange you never knew
thank you for the lyrics x
Deep, beautiful Forest: Thank you for the words.
Forrest George Thank you for the lyrics. 💜
Forrest George 👍🏻
Forrest George Thumbus Erectus
the eerie chills and mind fucks this song , as sung by her, gives me.........is hardcore.........every time i hear this song , it fucks me up for like a week......It leaves me gasping and afraid and scared, and then after all that , it leaves me emotionally wrecked. Yet at the same time.....i feel peace.
Just about the most beautiful, haunting, take me to wherever i'm feeling right now.. songs I have ever heard.
This song gives me goosebumps .
It just did the same thing to me as I scrolled over your comment
This song never ever ever fails to make me cry. Even if I'm not sad or depressed about anything, it makes me cry. It's like the soundtrack to every heartbreaking moment I've ever had in my life. And the funny thing is that when I am depressed (which is rare thankfully) and I listen to this, it reminds me that I cant be anymore sad than the song already makes me feel and it actually makes me feel a little better. For anyone out there that is struggling with depression or an extremely tough moment in life, just know that YOU WILL GET THROUGH IT. TRUST ME. Things ALWAYS improve with time. Just hang in there!
Ryan Carlen I’m glad for you! Keep going on
Thank you
Dakota Hope thank you so much
This is the perfect tune to fall in love to 😍 I am humming this song as I am falling in love again... I never thought I would after all the heartbreaking moments I have lived.. I am grateful 🙏
ive loved mazzy since i first heard her in the eightys no other singer has reached my soul like her bueutiful darkly sweet comforts me every time shes a gift to sooth the pain of wat ever has hurt you wish i could meet her and tell her thank you for you and your music and buetiful voice and lyrics thanks mazzy
CBA Fantham idiot... people weren't as privileged as you back in the 80s - there was no internet. There are many comments I've seen on Mazzy Star videos of people thanking the power of modern day technology for this thing specifically. One guy said he thought her name was 'Mazzy' for twenty years. Good on you, what a way to denounce someone's passion for something.
CBA Fantham 🤣
yeah to cba thanks for the comment to the one who tried to kill my passion for my mazzy i knew her real name but you know wat mazzy fit her you can be two diffrent ppl in life i think mazzy is the one she would give to me and want me to call her by if i was a realitive or close friend the other name would be the one i would say to her why it upsets that person is very stupid i grew up in the 80 s i was heavy metal guy but man when i heard her sing it was like making love the first time i do love her even not meeting her my pain growing up was deep i had bad head injury at 15 im 51 now and still she hits me like back then i make love to her threw her music so that other person that threw a rude comment at me he or she cant take away wat mazzy gave me it was comfort every time i heard her sing to me he or she obviously dont have a good soul and dont feel mazzy way i do i bet if mazzy was to meet me she would love the way i connected with her and appriciated that she gave me comfort from my fkd up life so that person can screw off and cant take that away from me sorry jack its mine cba thanks your real man stay real you are good soul love ya for sticking up for me and mazzy hit me up some time im on fb darin raby springfield mo blessings to you if mazzy you ever read this i would to hear from you some how wish that would happen i could only wish that i could thank you for comfort you gave me when i had that bad injury it really messed me up you gave me comfort love you always mazzy
my heart brought me home
Dawn Bradford "Well Said"
Remember me so much of my ex girlfriend that had such a dark soul but was such a beautiful person and I could see the light inside her.. I tried everything to help her and show her hope and the light till I gave everything I had, every single piece of energy I had into her till I fell into that melancolic but beautiful darkness.
When I couldnt take it anymore because my days were always grey even when the sun was out and I felt cold even when the air was sweet and hot, I told her I would go away and thats when she took 35 extra strong sleeping pills... They had to revive her three times, doctors says its a miracle she survived trough that with no afteraffect after 1 week in coma, if I wouldnt have called back she wouldve certainly died... I prayed so much, I think my and her angels saved her because I wouldnt have survived this experience neither. I still miss her after 3 years. My heart is still faded and Im tore apart between the light and the dark.
+Owen Marley wow dude....
Duke that's heavy bro
What a beautiful haunting voice Beautiful song
Mesmerizing, hypnotic & beautifully haunting.
Hope is so damn gorgeous.
lolno She still looks good, considering her age. Not like she did back then of course, but she has aged well.
Caesar Roldan She still is.
Mattie Snead I agree.
Yes she is! She looks almost the same, just a little older.
She's 50 now.
Love this song.....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍💋💋💋💋💋
Sometimes I just wanna throw this on and slow dance with someone under the stars. This ladies voice is amazing. I would love to hear her cover some Fleetwood mack!
One of the most beautiful songs ever written.
tgolden12 yes and just to know it about her herion addiction
This song has haunted me for years. Every time I forget about it, it will show up on a TV show or randomly.