GARTH BROOKS “THE CHANGE” is so POWERFUL!!
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GARTH BROOKS “THE CHANGE” (REACTION!)
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This was a horrific day. The day care on the first floor of that office building was full of children. Many died. The memorial Oklahoma City built on the site is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen. There is a lite stone chair for each person that died. You can really see the number who died. Never heard this song before, so thank you for reacting to this.
I drove across the country back in the summer and stopped in Ok. City and walked around the memorial. It indeed is a beautiful memorial site, hallowed grounds. It was the only place I stopped and visited on my 2,400 mile drive.
Do they still have the stone chairs (that's what I called them) with the candles. I was there about 10 years ago at night and it was so peaceful there walking around them.
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You need to check out We Shall Be Free by Garth.
Wow, this is a gut punch.
I haven't heard this in a long time.
I remember clearly that day. I was 18 at the time.
Timothy McVeigh drove a truck with a bomb of diesel fuel and fertilizer and parked at the base of the federal building.
168 souls lost including 19 children.
Hundreds more buildings were destroyed or damaged.
It was at the time the worst terrorist attack on US soil.
I'll never forget the images.
There was one of a firefighter carrying a dead infant in his arms that made headlines.
It is still burned in my brain. I prayed for him and what that did to him mentally, to all the first responders. 😢
That image of the firefighter is always the one that first comes to mind when I think back on this. I was in college and my friend and I were glued to the tv and skipped our classes to watch the coverage.
I will never forget that picture...it felt like it "summed up" that day. I was expecting to see it in the video.
@@larynanntapp6333 I think for the video they were trying to keep the images more rated PG.
@firefighterchick Thank you...didn't think about that.
A terrible day, that will never be forgotten. Great tribute.
My daughter's friend lost both of her children in that daycare that day. This performance always tears me up.
I'm sorry ❤
I was working at a local Veterans of Foreign Wars post when the news of this attack struck. I witnessed grown men who had proudly survived WW 2, Korea, Vietnam wars cry like babies. All of us spontaneously bowed our heads and prayed. Deeply troubling, emotional and touching moment shared, I’m sure, across our nation and the world. I still find it difficult to listen to this one. It brings tears ever time. Thank you for showing such respect, Craig, for your family “across the pond”.
This was sooo gut wrenching! I went to Texas to visit a friend. We went to Oklahoma to see her sister. She said the felt it a half an hour away. I bought a book & she drove us to the building! Have of it was missing. There was a fence all the way around!! You couldn't walk anywhere that gate without seeing stuffed animals & letter from sister's to brothers & vice versa!! It blew the windows out of places 5 blocks or more!! I cried the whole time!! I did buy a book & I took a piece of broken of a broken car. I do that no matter where I go. I usually do rocks. This time was different!! I will never forget that!! Plus that covered fencing! I don't know how they kept fitting more on that fence, but they did! I think I'll send more prayers! A lot of these survivors & family, will never stop grieving!! 🙏❤ Lord, please bring peace to the one's that lost people!! Prayers for all!! 😢❤
You always show such respect for a country that is not your own and I appreciate that so much! This was a great reaction. Much love from the U.S. ❤
This always makes me cry. So many people dead and the kids.
I love Garth Brooks I am a big fan.
I'll never forget that day. I held on to this song like a security blanket after it came out.
I remember the day this happened, I still lived in Texas not to far away from Oklahoma City, was getting ready to start Uni in a couple months...there was a daycare center on the first floor of the building and the news shots of little shoes scattered in the rubble still haunts me. How people can do such awful things to their fellow man and especially children...its something I'll never understand no matter how long I spend on this Earth. Probably one of if not my favorite Garth song. Great reaction Craig. ❤
I remember that day so well. 168 people killed including 19 children from the daycare.
I remember this day almost as clearly as I remember 9/11. Garth is my favorite country singer. Love all his songs. You should check out his song We Shall Be Free it's a great song that is just as relevant today as it was when he first released it.
Never clicked on a notification so fast. I remember this performance. It gave me goose bumps then and it still gives me goose bumps. This is probably my second favorite song by Garth. #1 is The Dance of course.
Just 4 yrs. after this event, the May 3rd Bridge Creek tornado hit the Oklahoma City area. It had winds over 300+ mph. It had the fastest winds ever recorded on earth. So they had to deal with unbelievable destruction all over again. Some families who lost lived ones in the bombing, also lost loved ones in the tornado.
I don't know if you knew but the bottom floor was a day care center.
It is sad to see the loss of adult life from terrorism but this bombing hit the daycare at the Murrah Federal Building . Timothy McVeigh was one of the bombers. Very sad day.
You hit it on the head, he just connects with the audience, amazing song.
He has such a strong voice a love this song Taylor 👏🏽👏🏽💞💞
I am so glad you finally listened to this... I suggested it to you a long time ago...
Im a simple girl I see garth brook reaction i click
I can honestly say this is the first time I’ve seen this. So powerful.
I remember this day and the emotion that showed on the first responders faces.
Even though it has been almost thirty years, it shows just how resilient the people of this great country are.
Great reaction. I was born and raised in Oklahoma City, I was in the 5th grade when this happened a few miles away & I’ll never forget it. We were in music class & when the bomb went off it shook the whole building. We asked the teacher what that was but of course at that point he didn’t know. When we got back to our main class our teacher broke the news, the teachers were playing on the tv & it was unfiltered images that we couldn’t fathom at that age. I will never forget one boy in my class crying because his mom worked there. They worked hard to try to find out for him if she was okay, sadly she was not…
Beautiful song, I’m from Oklahoma as well and love all Garth’s songs but this one still gives me goosebumps. This day was hard for the whole country.
I remember this performance very well. Garth did an amazing job.
No matter how many times i hear this song, and think about this day, it still makes me cry. And the lyrics of this song just touch me
I was in my freshman year of college. I had just sat down in the TV lounge to watch Days of Our Lives when they broke in with the special report. It kills me all of the tragedies we've seen since.
It was so bad!! Now looking back it was only the beginning! 💔💔💔 we need listen to this song more ❤
I live in Tulsa, was born in Oklahoma City...my young teenage kids were less that 2 miles from the Federal Building when the bomb went off. They felt the percussion from it. I wasn't able to get in touch with either of them or their teachers for more than 2 hours...excruciating doesn't come near the feeling of terror I felt. This event changes us all...but for the better!! Thanks for hearing Garth at his finest!
This song brings me to tears every time I hear it. I remember that horrible day. Will never understand what makes someone blow up a building, kill so many innocent people just because they don't agree with what the government is doing. Timothy McVeigh drove all the way from Michigan to Oklahoma to set off that bomb. They did catch him, put him on trial and eventually execute him for this horrific act.
I have heard this song many times but had never seen the video. I remember a powerful image from the coverage of the tragedy. It was of a first responder, I think a firefighter, with the bloody body of a small child cradled in his arms rushing for help. So heart wrenching.
Such a moving song and a wonderful tribute by Garth. Thanks for playing it.
I was 3 years old and had had surgery around that time and someone in a resturant my family and i were at asked if i was in the attack i was so confused and scared i had not heard anything untill later. Still breaks my heart! God bless those angels may they rest in peace and fly high
The blast was so powerful we felt it in Dallas. We initially thought it was an earthquake. When I got off work I found out something significantly different. I was absolutely devastated. The People Magazine with the pictures of all the little children who lost their lives on that day literally broke me. Absolutely horrific, it was beyond what my mind could comprehend, at the time. 911 surpassed that in seeing what evil exists in this world.
If you were there Garth is singing as one of you to you God bless OKC that day changed us all
Most underrated GB song ever!
I was about a mile from the federal building when I blew up my car jumped off of the road I'm a native Oklahoman and that day changed everyone who experienced it I have never been through the memorial because I don't know I could handle reliving that day April 19,9/11 those are two days that I'll never forget God bless all we lost
The Change was written by Tony Arata, actually. Who also wrote The Dance.
Words to live by
Sux that Garth pulls his music from CZcams but his music is amazing! My rockin’ favorites from Garth are That Summer; Standing Outside the Fire; Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til the Sun Comes Up); Callin’ Baton Rouge; Rodeo; and Two of a Kind, Workin’ on a Full House. My emotional favorites of his are If Tomorrow Never Comes; Unanswered Prayers; Wolves; What She’s Doing Now; The River; Learning to Live Again; That Ol’ Wind; Somewhere Other Than The Night; Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old); The Dance; She’s Every Woman; and In Lonesome Dove. But his most powerful songs are Mom; The Thunder Rolls; The Night I Called The Old Man Out; We Shall Be Free; and The Change.
My best friend, a lady I met on line 25 years ago and have never seen, had a twin daughter who was killed in the bombing.
That was a real bad day for all Okies, which I'm one. REAL BAD ❤❤❤❤
This was a home grown attack and there are bad people out there in the world that we all have to deal with so don't let it change you. Most people are good and kind and will give their all for you and me.
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I remember when the OKC bombing happened. I was in junior high school. Sad and scary time.
please do Garth Brook Belleau Wood lyric video and Irland lyric video
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For whoever said the bottom floor was the daycare no the first floor was the social security administration I was in there not a week before and was driving less then 2 miles from there when the bomb went off I heard it felt it and remember it vividly that's why to this day I've never been to the memorial
Old School by John Conked is a country song you would like
And the daycare was on the upper floor the bottom floor was the social security administration just to let people know
Used to love Garth before his anti conservative rant
The documentary, A Noble Lie, tells more of the story, why this horrible thing happened.
I suggest We Shall Be Free from Garth.
He was almost ostracized from the country music industry with that song. The concept that people deserve to not be hungry & homeless & we should take care of each other just set a lot of people off as “too liberal.” I never understood why my parents suddenly threw away all their GB cassettes & refused to let us listen to him anymore when I was a kid. As an adult, I’m extremely disappointed in them for that.