Since 1975 I have been listening to this man's artistry...through years as a single man, through years as a married man and father, through years as a single man again...his music has been my companion. He will probably never fully understand what it is like to be on the receiving end of his musical genius. But for what it is worth, Bruce you have moved us in ways few artists can. And we, your fans, are forever grateful for your presence in our lives.
I don't know any other singer in this world that could create such an thrilling atmosphere, such an intense feeling with just his guitar, his harmonica, his incredible strong voice and his wonderful poetry.
Even at 64 years of age, there are nights and performances when the band still has as much magic and soul as ever. Let us enjoy the energy and gift the E Street Band is while it lasts. Oh Bruce, the soundtrack of my life the last four decades.
Im from londonderry in Northern Ireland we love him so much here too. Went to see him in Dublin greatest experience of my life. Will make sure all my children have his vinyls..
you came into my life when i was just 13 ..i am 44 now. man..you changed my life. you stuck with me thru everything. i do everything the right way (or least i try) .. you inspired everything man. what can i say but you are my big brother i never had.
As great as this song and performance are, can we talk about how his finger is sliced open and pouring blood and this man still brings it. What a legend
That woman's face at 4:55 says it all. Tears well in your eyes at some point during this performance and you don't even realize it. A stripped down, lyrical painting of universal struggle expressed through a guitar and harmonica and a voice weathered by experience but shot through with unwavering passion, dedication, and delicate power. Almost no other popular artist has the ability to achieve what you see here. Maybe no other.
Simply astounding! So many great comments - read a few - they are powerfully moving! "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." (Ian Maclaren) Be happy - take good care of yourself!
Bruce & I are the same age ! His music has spoken to me more than ANYONE over all these years, even though I enjoy many other artists. It's true, his voice & energy seem timeless/tireless. Young people find it hard to believe we still feel THE SAME inside in our hearts & minds. I have so much respect for this man.
When he said we have been "doing this next July, for 50 years" I couldn't help but say priceless memories. And jealously, I would not mind you doing this for "another 50 years" haha. You can do it because you are the BOSS!
I've been listening to his music since age 4, which is 33 years ago on my great-grandmother's old HiFi stereo system (which blew out for good in my mid 20's).
At the begging the Boss states in July of 2014 it will mark 50 years of performing. I think when Bruce went to school he must have been absent on the day when have a bad day was taught. He always seems to be upbeat and caring. Not stuck up and surrounded by a team of bodyguards. He relates to everyone.
I read the comments below, and it i realise that Bruce ....it just means more, i love you man, and all springsteen fans that feel like this, your my brothers and sisters xxx
This song makes me think of my dear Brother. He passed away in November 2017. We both loved BS. Songs. We have been listening to BS. Since the 80's. I am 40 now. My Brother became only 44. " hey Raymond wont you pack your bags and meet me down at liberty hall. Just one more kiss from you my Brother and we'll ride until we fall. We'll sleep in the fields, we'll sleep by the rivers. And in the morning we' ll make a plan. Well if you Cant make it stay hard, stay Hungry, stay alive if you can. And meet me in a Dream of this hard land". ♥ I miss him every day. 😢MY heart is 💔
It's been more than 3 years since Bruce played in my home town Kilkenny. It ment a lot to have him here. To me this was one of his finest concerts. Amazing evening
Saw him finish a magic concert with this preciousness, this same tour (in São Paulo, Brazil)... It was too exciting! Even today the memory back tears to my eyes. What a myth! One of the greatest artists of all time, no doubt.
Hey there mister can you tell me What happened to the seeds I've sown Can you give me a reason, sir, as to why they've never grown They've just blown around from town to town Back out on these fields Where they fall from my hand Back into the dirt of this hard land Well me and my sister From Germantown we did ride We made our bed, sir From the rock on the mountainside We been blowin' around from town to town Lookin' for a place to stand Where the sun burst through the clouds and fall like a circle A circle of fire down on this hard land Now even the rain it don't come 'round Don't come 'round here no more And the only sound at night's the wind Slammin' the back porch door Yeah it stirs you up like it wants to blow you down Twistin' and churnin' up the sand Leavin' all them scarecrows lyin' facedown In the dirt of this hard land From a building up on the hill I can hear a tape deck blastin' "Home on the Range" I can hear them Bar-M choppers Sweepin' low across the plains It's me and you, Frank, we're lookin' for lost cattle Our hooves twistin' and churnin' up the sand We're ridin' in the whirlwind searchin' for lost treasure Way down south of the Rio Grande We're ridin' 'cross that river in the moonlight Up onto the banks of this hard land Hey, Frank, won't you pack your bags And meet me tonight down at Liberty Hall Just one kiss from you, my brother And we'll ride until we fall Well sleep in the fields We'll sleep by the rivers And in the morning we'll make a plan Well if you can't make it stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive if you can And meet me in a dream of this hard land
Well, hey there mister, can you tell me what happened to the seeds I've sown Can you give me a reason, sir, as to why they never grown They just blown around from town to town back out on to these fields Where they fall from, from my hand back into the dirt of this hard land Come on! Well, me and my sister from Germantown, yeah, we did ride And we made our beds, sir, from the rock on the mountain side We've been blowing around from town to town looking for a place to land Where the sun could break through the clouds and fall like a circle, like a circle of fire down on this hard land Well, now even the rain it don't come around, don't come around here no more And the only sound at night's the wind slamming that back porch door Yeah, it stirs you up like it wants to just blow you down, twisting and churning up the sand Leaving all them scarecrows lying face down into the dirt of this hard land Well, from a building up on the hill I hear a tape deck blasting "Home On The Range" And I can hear them bar rim choppers sweeping low across the plains It's me and you Frank, we're looking for lost cattle, our hooves twisting and churning up the sand Yeah, we're riding in the whirlwind, searching for a treasure way down south of the Rio Grande We're riding cross that river in the moonlight way up onto the banks of this hard land Well, hey Frank, won't you pack your bags and meet me tonight down at Liberty Hall Ah, just one kiss from you my brother and we'll ride until we fall We'll sleep out in the fields, we'll sleep by the rivers, and in the morning we'll make a plan Well, if you can't make it, stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive if you can and meet me in a dream of this hard land Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Wow......the emotion in this song. What was the end of the first tour after Clarence's death (with a few SA dates added). The hesitation and slight choke up is apparent in the last couple lines......Yes, the man makes millions, yes we pay good money to see him, but YES.....he's as emotional as we are, he is a human being, and hence the songwriter and performer he is.
I know it's Bruce..I know he's a legend beyond compare...and i know how this song is so relevant in so many ways..to so many people....but I'd defo have brought the rest of the band in at some point in this performance! Can anyone guess when?
Makes me think of my family so very much. I had a crazy dream of me and my kids, this song was playing whilst we were on a cattle drive, City Slickers style! Lol :)
Hey there mister can you tell me what happened to the seeds I've sown Can you give me a reason sir as to why they've never grown They've just blown around from town to town Till they're back out on these fields Where they fall from my hand Back into the dirt of this hard land Now me and my sister from Germantown We did ride We made our bed sir from the rock on the mountainside We been blowin' around from town to town Lookin' for a place to stand Where the sun burst through the cloud To fall like a circle Like a circle of fire down on this hard land Now even the rain it don't come 'round It don't come 'round here no more And the only sound at night's the wind Slammin' the back porch door It just stirs you up like it wants to blow you down Twistin' and churnin' up the sand Leavin' all them scarecrows lyin' face down Face down in the dirt of this hard land From a building up on the hill I can hear a tape deck blastin' "Home on the Range" I can see them Bar-M choppers Sweepin' low across the plains It's me and you Frank we're lookin' for lost cattle Our hooves twistin' and churnin' up the sand We're ridin' in the whirlwind searchin' for lost treasure Way down south of the Rio Grande We're ridin' 'cross that river In the moonlight Up onto the banks of this hard land Hey Frank won't ya pack your bags And meet me tonight down at Liberty Hall Just one kiss from you my brother And we'll ride until we fall We'll sleep in the fields We'll sleep by the rivers and in the morning We'll make a plan Well if you can't make it Stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive If you can And meet me in a dream of this hard land Songwriters
I don't talk much in a land that is expected to talk. It's a hard land. I feel to much. I think to much. But I don't have words to say to another person. Life is unique.
Why I do a lot of childish things? Because the older I get, the more that it means to me; the more that life means to me and be really myself. I don't care what people say. When you waste a lot of years being unhappy trying to make people happy, the more you understand that life is short and you do you. Take care of yourself.
Since 1975 I have been listening to this man's artistry...through years as a single man, through years as a married man and father, through years as a single man again...his music has been my companion. He will probably never fully understand what it is like to be on the receiving end of his musical genius. But for what it is worth, Bruce you have moved us in ways few artists can. And we, your fans, are forever grateful for your presence in our lives.
That's the right way!! 👍✌️🎸
Amen 🙏 Brother Amen 🙏
Just like that!
@@SandroM76ciao Sandro! Come stai? 🙋♀️😍😘💘🍀
Nice words, totally agree!
The older I get the more Bruce and his songs mean to me. And everything they stand for.
Couldn't agree more!
He's a close second to Peter Townshend for me.
Amen
Yes! I was thinking the same thing as I was listening and hearing for the first time!
I am 61 and I love him my 30 year old daughter loves my 17 year old niece loves him...
This genius is a man who stands the test of all time!
I don't know any other singer in this world that could create such an thrilling atmosphere, such an intense feeling with just his guitar, his harmonica, his incredible strong voice and his wonderful poetry.
captaincrash76 Come sono d'accordo con te! Il tuo bellissimo commento e'"BRUCE"Ciao:)*
👍
WELL SAID!!!
Ever hear of Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan..
Sheer bloody poetry.
Even at 64 years of age, there are nights and performances when the band still has as much magic and soul as ever. Let us enjoy the energy and gift the E Street Band is while it lasts.
Oh Bruce, the soundtrack of my life the last four decades.
Absolutely the best singer, songwriter, poet, and performer ever!! Loved you Bruce since I was12 years old! What joy you have brought me!
Jennifer Phillips Anche io l'ho amato dal momento che l'ho sentito e l'ho seguito in alcuni suoi live.
Johnny Vins Ioli metterei tutti e 3 al primo posto!!!!!
ICONIC AMERICAN STORYTELLER,THEY WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER,BOSS.
Hey Bruce, twenty years ago, I went back to art school and I still have a charcoal I did of you, my hero!
People deserve to live a decent life. they deserve to believe dreams can come true.
That's how life should be
Well there’s a dream life and don’t come true or is it something worse
"The Older You Get.
The More it Means..."
Thank You Bruce Springsteen...
there is some facts in those words, isnt there ?
The Boss just gets better with age. One of the greatest songwriters and performers of our time.
Bruce is the only artist who influenced my dad to become who he was today, love you BOSS, love you DAD! Rise UP!
Im from londonderry in Northern Ireland we love him so much here too. Went to see him in Dublin greatest experience of my life. Will make sure all my children have his vinyls..
Stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive, if you can...and meet me in a dream of this hard land. Beautiful!
he is the most amazing singer who influenced my dad to become who he was today. thank you bruce
That's nice Sarah, love for your Dad ! 🙏💞🕊️
I turn 52 today. I wasn't feeling it. But he's right. The older you get, the more it means. Thanks.
Best wishes - happy anniversary !!! xD
One of the best versions of this song ever.
His voice is beautiful and like many are saying "the older you are, the more it means"
Woodie would've been proud to have written the achingly beautiful first verse of this song about longing and loss.
you came into my life when i was just 13 ..i am 44 now. man..you changed my life. you stuck with me thru everything. i do everything the right way (or least i try) .. you inspired everything man. what can i say but you are my big brother i never had.
Flying-Experience I know that feeling!
Flying-Experience nice spoken
wonderful comment and i think i know what you're talking about ;)
Flying-Experienc
We all getting old with you Bruce! 😍 The older the better!😜❤️
As great as this song and performance are, can we talk about how his finger is sliced open and pouring blood and this man still brings it. What a legend
That woman's face at 4:55 says it all. Tears well in your eyes at some point during this performance and you don't even realize it. A stripped down, lyrical painting of universal struggle expressed through a guitar and harmonica and a voice weathered by experience but shot through with unwavering passion, dedication, and delicate power.
Almost no other popular artist has the ability to achieve what you see here. Maybe no other.
Simply astounding!
So many great comments - read a few - they are powerfully moving!
"Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." (Ian Maclaren)
Be happy - take good care of yourself!
Bruce & I are the same age ! His music has spoken to me more than ANYONE over all these years, even though I enjoy many other artists. It's true, his voice & energy seem timeless/tireless. Young people find it hard to believe we still feel THE SAME inside in our hearts & minds. I have so much respect for this man.
When he said we have been "doing this next July, for 50 years" I couldn't help but say priceless memories. And jealously, I would not mind you doing this for "another 50 years" haha. You can do it because you are the BOSS!
Bruce is the best.
I've been listening to his music since age 4, which is 33 years ago on my great-grandmother's old HiFi stereo system (which blew out for good in my mid 20's).
May listen to him for many many more years.
The older you get, the more it means!! This counts for me too Bruce!! Thank you for all the wonderful songs and performances in all those years!
At the begging the Boss states in July of 2014 it will mark 50 years of performing. I think when Bruce went to school he must have been absent on the day when have a bad day was taught. He always seems to be upbeat and caring. Not stuck up and surrounded by a team of bodyguards. He relates to everyone.
So beautiful song in this live version. Bruce's music will never die.
I read the comments below, and it i realise that Bruce ....it just means more, i love you man, and all springsteen fans that feel like this, your my brothers and sisters xxx
..the older you get....the more it means...
Yep
I'm 16 years old, and Bruce is my life teacher, my music teacher, bruce is ONE! Bruce is THE ONE! Bruce, i love you
I was there! Worth the trip to Ireland from Midwest USA. "The older you get, the more it means." Indeed, indeed, Mr. Springsteen.
America has ALWAYS been great...thank you Bruce!
Kralju šta reći, nego da je fantastićno.
Bruce Springstein returned to Kilkenny last night. Rainy Night in Soho was emotional from inevitable great preformer to another
Beautiful, incredibly intimate. Never fails to give me goosebumps.
cormac kelly Unico:Dalla prima volta che l'ho ascoltato da un CD dei miei genitori la potenza della sua voce mi ha conquistata:
This song always reminds me of All the Pretty Horses.
Always stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive if you can and meet me in the dreams in this hard land.........bello muy bello...... BRAVO
Perfect example of why he will always be the boss.....
the older you get the more it means .. the older you get the better it sounds!
This song makes me think of my dear Brother. He passed away in November 2017. We both loved BS. Songs. We have been listening to BS. Since the 80's. I am 40 now. My Brother became only 44. " hey Raymond wont you pack your bags and meet me down at liberty hall. Just one more kiss from you my Brother and we'll ride until we fall. We'll sleep in the fields, we'll sleep by the rivers. And in the morning we' ll make a plan. Well if you Cant make it stay hard, stay Hungry, stay alive if you can. And meet me in a Dream of this hard land". ♥ I miss him every day. 😢MY heart is 💔
Blood brothers
RIP
The older you get the more it means.
Until we meet again, take care of yourself. Be good to yourself.
And met me in a dream of this hard land.
the boss &the E street band are simply the best
It's been more than 3 years since Bruce played in my home town Kilkenny. It ment a lot to have him here. To me this was one of his finest concerts. Amazing evening
Un altra canzone che fa parte del mio cuore e della mia vita, grazie Bruce
Loredana Lorelai Jo Una bellissima canzone che rimarra'nella storia)*
Wise words from Bruce - one of the most talented Singer / Songwriter America had to offer to the world in the last century.
Vernostonus the best ever
The best!
"The older you get the more it means" Damn, Springsteen is in great shape to be almost 65!
Saw him finish a magic concert with this preciousness, this same tour (in São Paulo, Brazil)... It was too exciting! Even today the memory back tears to my eyes. What a myth! One of the greatest artists of all time, no doubt.
storytelling at its best...
Hey there mister can you tell me
What happened to the seeds I've sown
Can you give me a reason, sir, as to why they've never grown
They've just blown around from town to town
Back out on these fields
Where they fall from my hand
Back into the dirt of this hard land
Well me and my sister
From Germantown we did ride
We made our bed, sir
From the rock on the mountainside
We been blowin' around from town to town
Lookin' for a place to stand
Where the sun burst through the clouds and fall like a circle
A circle of fire down on this hard land
Now even the rain it don't come 'round
Don't come 'round here no more
And the only sound at night's the wind
Slammin' the back porch door
Yeah it stirs you up like it wants to blow you down
Twistin' and churnin' up the sand
Leavin' all them scarecrows lyin' facedown
In the dirt of this hard land
From a building up on the hill
I can hear a tape deck blastin' "Home on the Range"
I can hear them Bar-M choppers
Sweepin' low across the plains
It's me and you, Frank, we're lookin' for lost cattle
Our hooves twistin' and churnin' up the sand
We're ridin' in the whirlwind searchin' for lost treasure
Way down south of the Rio Grande
We're ridin' 'cross that river in the moonlight
Up onto the banks of this hard land
Hey, Frank, won't you pack your bags
And meet me tonight down at Liberty Hall
Just one kiss from you, my brother
And we'll ride until we fall
Well sleep in the fields
We'll sleep by the rivers
And in the morning we'll make a plan
Well if you can't make it stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive if you can
And meet me in a dream of this hard land
N Granero i
TKS
Well Googled.
Saw him in Ottawa in 2012 with my brother and our children aged 22 and 23 best live concert I ever saw in my life I am now 58
Every had land, with you, become a paradise! Thanks Boss!!! Thanks to be alive!
Can't imagine what life would be like Bruce
*without Bruce
Sensational, what a wonderful human being and musician you are! Another 50 years at least!!
"The older you get, the more it means"
What an amazing performance again... This really proves that good artists don't need a big show to back them up.
Love the man.."stay hard stay hungry if you can and meet me in a dream of this hard land"
Words to live by.
Hvala vam za prelepi video. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.
This song reminds me of my Great Uncle Frank and my Great Aunt Irene.
Bruce takes you on a journey to parts of America you've never been and probably never will. Wonderful! 👍
from Germantown...we all from Germantown in some way...thanks alot!!!
Yo cuándo fui Niño quería ser Camioneros.Ahora soy un Pequeño Aprendiz.Sacando a Mis Futuros Inviernos de Minas y Energía.
Bravo!!!!!! Every time I listen to you my soul feeds on the essence of life. The stories you tell are stories, lives and dreams of all men. Thank you
The older you get the more it means!! Take care everyone
True, very true, my friend...
Yeas Bruce.....another 50+....been listening since the beginning💕🎼🎸🎷🎹🎻🎤and that fabulous harmonica...2020 tour🍻
His bleeding finger comes perfect with this song !
What a very nice way to thank the fans and the band. Love the shots of Dany and Clarence at the end.
Well, hey there mister, can you tell me what happened to the seeds I've sown
Can you give me a reason, sir, as to why they never grown
They just blown around from town to town back out on to these fields
Where they fall from, from my hand back into the dirt of this hard land
Come on!
Well, me and my sister from Germantown, yeah, we did ride
And we made our beds, sir, from the rock on the mountain side
We've been blowing around from town to town looking for a place to land
Where the sun could break through the clouds and fall like a circle, like a circle of fire down on this hard land
Well, now even the rain it don't come around, don't come around here no more
And the only sound at night's the wind slamming that back porch door
Yeah, it stirs you up like it wants to just blow you down, twisting and churning up the sand
Leaving all them scarecrows lying face down into the dirt of this hard land
Well, from a building up on the hill I hear a tape deck blasting "Home On The Range"
And I can hear them bar rim choppers sweeping low across the plains
It's me and you Frank, we're looking for lost cattle, our hooves twisting and churning up the sand
Yeah, we're riding in the whirlwind, searching for a treasure way down south of the Rio Grande
We're riding cross that river in the moonlight way up onto the banks of this hard land
Well, hey Frank, won't you pack your bags and meet me tonight down at Liberty Hall
Ah, just one kiss from you my brother and we'll ride until we fall
We'll sleep out in the fields, we'll sleep by the rivers, and in the morning we'll make a plan
Well, if you can't make it, stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive if you can and meet me in a dream of this hard land
Whoa!
Whoa!
Whoa! Whoa!
Whoa!
Wow......the emotion in this song. What was the end of the first tour after Clarence's death (with a few SA dates added). The hesitation and slight choke up is apparent in the last couple lines......Yes, the man makes millions, yes we pay good money to see him, but YES.....he's as emotional as we are, he is a human being, and hence the songwriter and performer he is.
This tour deserves a bluray release!
You can order it, dvddubbingguy. Check his list.
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A man 4 these hard times! Bruce words always poignant but consoling just the same. Thank you to 'The Boss'
BRUCE, you are best for ever ......thank
Just because it's a lovely song. Just enjoy it, don't ask questions.
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I get emotional everytime I watch this.. great performance, great story.
Da batticuore Bruce!!bravooooo 💕💕
The day (I hope a long while now) Bruce passes away they better mourn him as much as they did Michael Jackson.
I know it's Bruce..I know he's a legend beyond compare...and i know how this song is so relevant in so many ways..to so many people....but I'd defo have brought the rest of the band in at some point in this performance! Can anyone guess when?
Questa canzone tocca il cuore!! L,interpretazione di Bruce e toccante!!😥😥😮😌😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘
Makes me think of my family so very much. I had a crazy dream of me and my kids, this song was playing whilst we were on a cattle drive, City Slickers style! Lol :)
I love this dude ....one of his very best songs the words haunt me so magnificent genius!
Nunca ameiiiiiiiii um cantor assim 👏👏👏🎤🎸🎷🎹💎💎 💕💕💕
Ok that's just left me in tears!!!
Hey there mister can you tell me what happened to the seeds I've sown
Can you give me a reason sir as to why they've never grown
They've just blown around from town to town
Till they're back out on these fields
Where they fall from my hand
Back into the dirt of this hard land
Now me and my sister from Germantown
We did ride
We made our bed sir from the rock on the mountainside
We been blowin' around from town to town
Lookin' for a place to stand
Where the sun burst through the cloud
To fall like a circle
Like a circle of fire down on this hard land
Now even the rain it don't come 'round
It don't come 'round here no more
And the only sound at night's the wind
Slammin' the back porch door
It just stirs you up like it wants to blow you down
Twistin' and churnin' up the sand
Leavin' all them scarecrows lyin' face down
Face down in the dirt of this hard land
From a building up on the hill
I can hear a tape deck blastin' "Home on the Range"
I can see them Bar-M choppers
Sweepin' low across the plains
It's me and you Frank we're lookin' for lost cattle
Our hooves twistin' and churnin' up the sand
We're ridin' in the whirlwind searchin' for lost treasure
Way down south of the Rio Grande
We're ridin' 'cross that river
In the moonlight
Up onto the banks of this hard land
Hey Frank won't ya pack your bags
And meet me tonight down at Liberty Hall
Just one kiss from you my brother
And we'll ride until we fall
We'll sleep in the fields
We'll sleep by the rivers and in the morning
We'll make a plan
Well if you can't make it
Stay hard, stay hungry, stay alive
If you can
And meet me in a dream of this hard land
Songwriters
❤️❤️Beautiful song! Great lyrics! Beautiful version! Thank you!❤️❤️
I don't talk much in a land that is expected to talk. It's a hard land. I feel to much. I think to much. But I don't have words to say to another person. Life is unique.
just love this guy and the e street band you are the best of the best!
I wish l could have listened to this song instead of reading Grapes of Wrath, but of course Bruce hadn’t written it then. I am older than he.❤❤❤❤
My all time favourite Boss song. Thank you for sharing your talent.
We Love You Bruce!
50 years!!!!!! wow, bruce is amazing
Thank you Bruce ♥️
Great Bruce Springsteen
Always have and always will love this guy
One of my all time favorites!
Always been a little hard on myself, gonna have to rethink that one. Best said by Bruce... be good to yourself! Great song!!
Why I do a lot of childish things? Because the older I get, the more that it means to me; the more that life means to me and be really myself. I don't care what people say. When you waste a lot of years being unhappy trying to make people happy, the more you understand that life is short and you do you.
Take care of yourself.
amazing....great artist and it seems to be an all around great guy!
Bruce doesn't have 50 years left but as of 2019 I hope he has 15 at least.