Nostalgic to the the 90s. This song and Enya save me from a suicide attempt in my teenage years. The lyrics and tunes helped me to walk and kept on and I joined the Marines and now, a veteran. Nonetheless, the Right Music can heal and saves you in Trial times.
People nowadays have no idea how huge this woman was. This was before social media, baby internet stage. MTV played music, B.E.T. played music. Radio was awesome. 4 Grammy nominations for 4 different songs on the same album and album of the year. Can’t remember if she won , I guess I could google but I prefer another fan tell me the answer.
When 90% of your childhood was bad, her songs remind me of the good times feels like home and definitely a good staple in time, my mom tried did her best💔. I sound like her I will take lessons when I can ❤❤❤
Such a great anthem for giving yourself permission to go all in, give of yourself, accept that to give much is to risk losing much, to learn as you go and keep taking the risk of love's vulnerability.
Listening to this has me crying. This song is so liberating. U make mistakes in life but it's not the end. You LEARN from your mistakes and you're still here. Life is about LEARNING. I don't have to wallow in what I did or didn't do I'll be ok. Wish I caught on as a kid to this song
Well, you still have to take conscience about the consequences of your acts before feeling "liberated", otherwise it´s just self-indulgence. But the song certainly sounds sweeeet
Heard this song as a child and now listen to it as an adult..... man how good is this song so true the lyrics! You don’t understand it until your a grown up and man o man 😱
My elementary graduation song way back 1996…I’m not happy with the teacher’s choice really, but my father made me realize the meaning of the song…and now that I’m old, I’ve learned…. Always love this song… ❤️❤️
The greatest gift to mankind is learning from every area of our life . For some it takes more pain than others . Eventually we will be disciplined. One way or the other
"The fire trucks are comin' up around the bend". That line makes me think of a time in childhood when a little friend accidentally set a neighbor's yard on fire while we were shooting firecrackers. I think he learned from that!
The world can sing along to the same song yet it means something different to everyone. Thats the power behind music it doesnt even need to make sense 💙
Oh, oh, oh I, recommend getting your heart trampled on to anyone, yeah I, recommend walking around naked in your living room, yeah Swallow it down (what a jagged little pill) It feels so good (swimming in your stomach) Wait until the dust settles You live you learn, you love you learn You cry you learn, you lose you learn You bleed you learn, you scream you learn I, recommend biting off more than you can chew to anyone I certainly do I, recommend sticking your foot in your mouth at any time Feel free Throw it down (the caution blocks you from the wind) Hold it up (to the rays) You wait and see when the smoke clears You live you learn, you love you learn You cry you learn, you lose you learn You bleed you learn, you scream you learn I, I, oh, oh Wear it out (the way a three-year-old would do) Melt it down (you're gonna have to eventually, anyway) The fire trucks are coming up around the bend You live you learn, you love you learn You cry you learn, you lose you learn You bleed you learn, you scream you learn You grieve you learn, you choke you learn You laugh you learn, you choose you learn You pray you learn, you ask you learn You live you learn
I feel like "swallow it down what a jagged little pill" is a metaphor for taking a risk that could end it all like a suicide. But if you live through it. You will learn from it. When she says "The firetrucks are coming up around the Bend" i feel like she is saying *oh shit u did it now*. When she says "you wait and see when the smoke clears". She is saying *if u didnt know the severity of your actions then, you will once this shit hits the fan*. Idk i could be wrong but this entire album touched me as a kid and I am black. I put so many ppl onto this. One friend has passed on since and i remember us being really young sitting on the steps in our neighborhood singing every track like we were grown and really understood life. I wish he was here now to reflect. What an amazing album. What a great time to be alive. Timeless.
A jagged little pill album full of emotional energy of a beautiful female artist name alanis m wow an amazingly beautiful woman God bless her for it to😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
I can't wait to learn and do an acoustic cover of this, recorded, of course - I love all her vocal inflections and variations I really want to nail emulating each one. At 40 now, I can no longer hit every note as I once could and did, which is probably for the best, personally it usually creeps me out or at LEAST irks me when men with range sing while impersonating a female artist, so I'll have to see if it sounds better strummed a half-step (eb) or WHOLE step down ... I'll add my usual accoutrements and clever assortment of overdubs to get a nice, full, cover/version rendition but..m The only question remains, which I now throw to you: To drum or not to drum 🥁? I imagine it'd be easy to find a similar (if not THE same exacting drum machine she used) sounding drum machine. Or I can truly go "d.i.y." home-grown organic and sample hits into fashioning a comperable 'kit', or simply invent a brand new loop in tempo to use. All of which, to me, are appealing excursions to embark on... But does it NEED it? Some of my favorite covers on here (by others and yes even some of mine) are just performer and guitar, I feel like a truly bombastic showy song to sing like this would only have focus detracted from the vocal with drumming. Personally, I'm leaning towards just doing a very well produced, acoustic cover with my meticulously learned vocal line and some nice ambiance and subtle electric guitar leads, fills and effects (as per usual)... But again, I'm asking Y-O-U👍 WHAT do you think Would a well-crafted cover interpretation of this song in a similar tempo REQUIRE the drum machine? Yes? Or no? The best, JAY
Nostalgic to the the 90s. This song and Enya save me from a suicide attempt in my teenage years. The lyrics and tunes helped me to walk and kept on and I joined the Marines and now, a veteran. Nonetheless, the Right Music can heal and saves you in Trial times.
Glad you didn't act on those feelings :) There have been quite a few days when listening to Alanis helped me come out of a depressed mood.
That’s wonderful Aiyan. Thank you for staying alive and serving our country . Alanis is a wonderful person and has probably saved millions of lives.
The power of music
My thoughts exactly...its a wonderful thing what music can do :)
@@theoutlawtorn69 Thank you kindly 🙏
People nowadays have no idea how huge this woman was. This was before social media, baby internet stage. MTV played music, B.E.T. played music. Radio was awesome. 4 Grammy nominations for 4 different songs on the same album and album of the year. Can’t remember if she won , I guess I could google but I prefer another fan tell me the answer.
Yeah. My household was 99% R&B and hip-hop growing up, but this album was still a staple for us.
When 90% of your childhood was bad, her songs remind me of the good times feels like home and definitely a good staple in time, my mom tried did her best💔. I sound like her I will take lessons when I can ❤❤❤
Such a great anthem for giving yourself permission to go all in, give of yourself, accept that to give much is to risk losing much, to learn as you go and keep taking the risk of love's vulnerability.
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Listening to this has me crying. This song is so liberating. U make mistakes in life but it's not the end. You LEARN from your mistakes and you're still here. Life is about LEARNING. I don't have to wallow in what I did or didn't do I'll be ok. Wish I caught on as a kid to this song
Love your comment, thank you.
Yes ♥️🌈🌍
Yes ❤❤
Well, you still have to take conscience about the consequences of your acts before feeling "liberated", otherwise it´s just self-indulgence. But the song certainly sounds sweeeet
Exactly..this is what I was Exactly going to write- It's liberating ♥️
You learn everytime every moment. Alanis is magnificent, beyond.
I really liked this song as a little girl. Now, at 33, I can really appreciate the lyrics ♥️
chewing is for camel spiders (solifugids) only
chewing is for camel spiders (solifugids) only
chewing is for camel spiders aks solifugids only
chewing is for camel spiders only
I Can't with life Sometimes! Thank God For songs like this.
Has been my favourite!! Her songs really helped me get through those hard days..
Honestly. This song is perfect.
"Her"
I find myself coming back to her songs during those hard days too😁
Me too
Now and always!
Heard this song as a child and now listen to it as an adult..... man how good is this song so true the lyrics! You don’t understand it until your a grown up and man o man 😱
My elementary graduation song way back 1996…I’m not happy with the teacher’s choice really, but my father made me realize the meaning of the song…and now that I’m old, I’ve learned….
Always love this song… ❤️❤️
Still smashing this out in 2024❤
The greatest gift to mankind is learning from every area of our life . For some it takes more pain than others . Eventually we will be disciplined. One way or the other
Reminds of one summer in middle school. This was played at the outdoor pool all the time. I still sing it at the top of my lungs now at 38 years old 💕
My mother had me at 17. Over the years we have had our differences. Now at 41and 7 kids later I totally understand her ❤️
"The fire trucks are comin' up around the bend". That line makes me think of a time in childhood when a little friend accidentally set a neighbor's yard on fire while we were shooting firecrackers. I think he learned from that!
When this song was played, I began understanding choices have consequences that one must acknowledge.
You didn't know that before Alanis morrisette
Heeehhhe
@@sofarleftimpracticallyrigh419 😅😂
choices can be chosen; while consequences...
@sharicroker5841, This was done behind my back! My name is Lewis Robert Burton Jr!
Crazy how u don't understand the true power of lyrics til u grown.
Just what I was thinking. Did she write the song herself at such a young age?
The world can sing along to the same song yet it means something different to everyone. Thats the power behind music it doesnt even need to make sense 💙
Brooks Fleming That’s so true! 😍😍😍😏🙏❤️😘
Right? And I was already grown when it came out. Crazy how you don't get it til you get it! ;)
OMG TRUE
My god she so good I love this masterpiece of a album x
ditto
Yes!!!!
Everyone can relate to this song in there own way it effects us on different occasions
my favorite song by her! ❤❤❤
Absolutely my favorite her music is timeless
this is my favorite song i’ve ever heard
Oh, oh, oh
I, recommend getting your heart trampled on to anyone, yeah
I, recommend walking around naked in your living room, yeah
Swallow it down (what a jagged little pill)
It feels so good (swimming in your stomach)
Wait until the dust settles
You live you learn, you love you learn
You cry you learn, you lose you learn
You bleed you learn, you scream you learn
I, recommend biting off more than you can chew to anyone
I certainly do
I, recommend sticking your foot in your mouth at any time
Feel free
Throw it down (the caution blocks you from the wind)
Hold it up (to the rays)
You wait and see when the smoke clears
You live you learn, you love you learn
You cry you learn, you lose you learn
You bleed you learn, you scream you learn
I, I, oh, oh
Wear it out (the way a three-year-old would do)
Melt it down (you're gonna have to eventually, anyway)
The fire trucks are coming up around the bend
You live you learn, you love you learn
You cry you learn, you lose you learn
You bleed you learn, you scream you learn
You grieve you learn, you choke you learn
You laugh you learn, you choose you learn
You pray you learn, you ask you learn
You live you learn
You the best Alanis. It feels so free you laugh you learn you cry you learn, you just wait until the smoke clears OneLove 💛 🙏
Ok brown
I love this song!!I really do... Reminds me of my teenage years but still so relevant.
Same
Im so happy she's doing a 2020 jagged pill tour
Is she? omg hope she comes to Ontario. I saw her in Sudbury during her original Jagged tour!
Such a great song.....I remember when it came out......I like it even more now...
Man all these memories come back and i miss my childhood
You love you learn, You cry you learn ❤ Trying to put my feeling in the past. Thanks for the upload it's better quality than the official vid.
my fav alanis since my high sch. days.. 90s memories💕
She is Canadian and that is the North American queen of rock and her lyrics
Brilliant!
I remember riding to school hearing this on the radio, good times
You had a radio on a horse?
I love it 32 years old still listening
Same 👍
Yeahhh
The greatest debut album ever
Jagged Little Pill was her third album.
I feel like "swallow it down what a jagged little pill" is a metaphor for taking a risk that could end it all like a suicide. But if you live through it. You will learn from it. When she says "The firetrucks are coming up around the Bend" i feel like she is saying *oh shit u did it now*. When she says "you wait and see when the smoke clears". She is saying *if u didnt know the severity of your actions then, you will once this shit hits the fan*. Idk i could be wrong but this entire album touched me as a kid and I am black. I put so many ppl onto this. One friend has passed on since and i remember us being really young sitting on the steps in our neighborhood singing every track like we were grown and really understood life. I wish he was here now to reflect. What an amazing album. What a great time to be alive. Timeless.
Means alot to me this tune ❤
Why do i cry when i listen to this song. such a nice song.
She needs to be a judge on The Voice
I would love to see that
Love this jam
She will always be a main 90s icon to me
Nostalgia🤩🎶🎶
A jagged little pill album full of emotional energy of a beautiful female artist name alanis m wow an amazingly beautiful woman God bless her for it to😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Agreed sir...certainly do
Smile
I looove this song❤
Omg the lyrics to this song!
The School of Life!
Good n bad Lessons Learned
Really great lyrics in this song.
I love this song, it's a real inspiración!!
Good to know the message of the song is not lost.
We either win or learn, we never lose.
Miss my 90s. I remember jumping on a trampoline with my childhood best friend Brittany at her cookout and hearing this song.
Oh God..my 15 years in 1997...I miss..:(
Eu 16. Saudades!!!
Lot of memories
Word still ring true💕
Agreed...back my junior high
Im so happy she's doing a 2020 jagged pill tour
my mom would sing this to me when I was younger
💞💂💞 VIVE L'ÉCOLE 💞 VIVE LES INSTITS💞 VIVE LES SOIGNANTS 💞 VIVE LES GARDIENS DE LA PAIX 💞 VIVE LES MÉDECINS 💞 VIVE LES FONCTIONNAIRES 💞🇨🇦🇺🇳🇫🇷💞5️⃣💞💃🌷🏇
I just rediscovered this favorite A.M. song. Thanks.
She is a word genius!!!
I wish we had good true music agian ❤
The 80s, 90s and early 20s music was the best and nostalgic they were real best music ever
Thank u momma for exposing me to great music💪🏾❤️
"What a jagged little pill.. It feels so good, swimming in your stomach" That's everything
This song is amazing to me,it wakes up my mind . What an amazing woman
I get so emotional listening to all her songs ❤
Why is Alanis so cool?!!!
Coz she is mature now...ehehhehe
Lyrics hit as hard in 2020 as they did in 1995
I wish I understood it in 1995☹️😂 Never mind, I do now
Perhaps an telepathic message to refer back to
Just so you know it wasn’t all for nothing because learning the hard way is what life is all about.
I'll always be a free spirit.
Nice Vid. Thanx 4 making this.👍✌
I’VE LEARNT A LOT & STILL LEARNING & LOVING!!! 😍😍😍❤️🙏🔥😇😭😘 xxx
Superstitious graffiti nonsense right here children 👆
RIP mum I learnt soo much off u , love you n miss you like hell
Weird seeing people dedicate happy songs to dead loved ones. “You grief You learn” life still goes on for you you still have a lot to know and see.
@@Aqua.man045 thank you brother
Minds me of my mama too❤
Good sound quality, thank u
I didn’t understand this at 19. I’m now almost 31…… and boy am I learning. Still.
Most excellent 😃😊❤️👍
Thank you 🙏❤️🙏 Great, brilliant Lyrics 🌟👑🌟
Superstitious graffiti nonsense
Living life is like School, you learn something new everyday.
I listened to this song when i was a kid. I LOVE you Alanis! Do you recommend walking around naked in my living-room??? DONE!
Love it
I love this song
90s the best songs ever!
Que sería de mi sin vos... siempre juntos ❤️😎
I like this song as its give me to remember who I am, courage and believe in God and myself as in life do not give up in workk or life it self
Damn learned alot🤣🤣🤣
No wonder ...she is the best singer...lol
These are seriously good lyrics. Queen of head screwed 🤕🎵🎶
Live to learn...🙂
Right? It's so nice 👌
loved since forever, re-asserted.
Is not easy to find Alanis And Lyrics so I THANK YOU! ;)
my mom would sing this to me when I was younger
Beautiful
They said apart of it all and that stuck in my head
Great lyrics
Thank you Matt Jones
I appreciate it
You cry you learn 😭
Keep going❤
God 20 some odd years later and she is still the shit
Is Zeus your God
My babysitter listened to this album, 20 or so year ago.
I can't wait to learn and do an acoustic cover of this, recorded, of course - I love all her vocal inflections and variations I really want to nail emulating each one.
At 40 now, I can no longer hit every note as I once could and did, which is probably for the best, personally it usually creeps me out or at LEAST irks me when men with range sing while impersonating a female artist, so I'll have to see if it sounds better strummed a half-step (eb) or WHOLE step down ...
I'll add my usual accoutrements and clever assortment of overdubs to get a nice, full, cover/version rendition but..m
The only question remains, which I now throw to you:
To drum or not to drum 🥁?
I imagine it'd be easy to find a similar (if not THE same exacting drum machine she used) sounding drum machine. Or I can truly go "d.i.y." home-grown organic and sample hits into fashioning a comperable 'kit', or simply invent a brand new loop in tempo to use. All of which, to me, are appealing excursions to embark on...
But does it NEED it?
Some of my favorite covers on here (by others and yes even some of mine) are just performer and guitar, I feel like a truly bombastic showy song to sing like this would only have focus detracted from the vocal with drumming.
Personally, I'm leaning towards just doing a very well produced, acoustic cover with my meticulously learned vocal line and some nice ambiance and subtle electric guitar leads, fills and effects (as per usual)...
But again, I'm asking Y-O-U👍
WHAT do you think
Would a well-crafted cover interpretation of this song in a similar tempo REQUIRE the drum machine?
Yes? Or no?
The best,
JAY
Take it round the world
❤️
My new Anthem
Yes i agree
Best 🌟 My Anthem Song 👍 💘
If you have lost a child,. You grieve you learn...it's a positive......., that is not pleasant.