This song will always remind me of my wife. We were together for 10 years and I had a severe drug problem throughout and she stuck by me. Eventually, my life became so out of control I could no longer put this wonderful woman before my habit. We split, I became broken, homeless and wishing I could've been different. She spent a couple of years going in and out of different relationships that couldn't touch the place that I, even as a broken person, could. We wandered through our own unhappy, dark paths alone for all intents and purposes wondering what could have been and I went through hell. I built up resentment towards her...when I'm the one who started the tailspin. I eventually got clean...and after 2 years apart, we came back together. She let me come home. I had some things worth a' tellin for sure. There was plenty of healing that needed to happen on both ends but we worked through it.
My oldest son .....We had been separated for many years ...I ended up in Indiana and the first time I heard this song it knocked the wind out of me...it's So BEAUTIFUL and the lyrics are like they describe what I was dreaming..,.today I sit in our own home my son and I listening to this BEAUTIFUL peice ...he finally did come home for the summer... And by the grace of all angels decided to stay....💗💕💌
Saturday afternoon, glass of wine, windows open, breeze blowing through, cleaning the house and about to prepare the bbq for the cookout pool party later today. Life is good.
This man's music is the most beautiful thing I have heard in a very long time. There is nothing this relaxing or peaceful on the radio nowadays. It is all mostly noise, not melody. This however, makes me feel so good that I could listen to him for days.
Of course their is. Relying on the radio was your first mistake. There is a plethora of good music these days. You just need to find it. Turn the radio off, it is garbage.
I was in love with a man who introduced me to Ray’s music. He died of a drug and alcohol overdose. It’s been over 10 yrs. I keep coming back to this one. I’ll always love you, Eric. 🙏😪❤️
Ah, one who knows. May your guardians bless you with the peace which comes with the wisdom to understand the lessons here so that you might "punch your own ticket" next time. If you can believe it, suicide/drugs is easier than murder. I have one of each, plus one. The "new girl" owned me, lock, stock, and barrel at age 22, by the time I'd been in her presence not a second longer than forty-five. Her voice took my soul upon first hearing and then her laughter took ownership of my heart a few seconds later. I was all done. She was in a LTR and I was crawling out of a bad first marriage. I couldn't tell a soul I knew that this girl had changed me by talking to me and smiling. I could FEEL her (not scent, not hear, not touch. Energy) if she stood within arms' length of me. I didn't believe in any of that "Destiny" shit. Right up until I met her. Make no mistake, I had to "gear up" inside my mind to get to this girl, tighten my act, but I HAD NO CHOICE IN THE MATTER. She had changed the way I thought about half the planet's population. I had become a feminist in 1977 because any problem I put HER face on, I was all over. I know, but I'd been breaking any of the necessary rules to get to her, so it was OK. She said, "Yes!" with that little "hop" girls sometimes make when happy or excited. It had taken me eighteen months. She had now put me in the position where I could at least now beg: "Please never, ever, send me from you side." I had won the world. There would be no greater "victory" for me. I had succeeded BEYOND my wildest fantasy of beauty and love. Ten months after the sudden death of my best friend and polymath mentor, my own father who had died at 43 of heart disease, and now I was going to be OK! This shaman I had not yet kissed or even touched would heal me, she had already begun. She swore me to secrecy that Thursday, Feb 23, so that she could go tell her ex herself. I did not know him, his temperament. She talked to him on Friday PM, in person. On Monday overnight, on her way home, she was stabbed and left to bleed out, not surviving the stabbing so savage it surprised investigators that that hospital being only seven blocks away had made no difference. Over four decades later, a dream from which I could not "disengage" took me back (then) 41 years to the moment I heard, "Julie's dead." And saw the emptiness of Hell again. Still the same joint it was when Mom OD'd on pills to which she wasn't addicted out of the blue eight years prior to the girl's death, seven before my Dad's sudden death. So now only I, the killer and his wheel man, who is also known to me, are the three people who even know I was engaged to the girl. For four days. And the moment of hearing news of her death was so damaging, I essentially became a lesser person, a temporarily broken person, but one who could not be prompted to self-harm by a single reminder of a girl or a father who had been my bestie for a long time before I figured it out, within the same calendar year. The manuscript/memoir up through age 23.5 is somewhere north of 600 (six hundred) pages, lol. I'm in an agent search rn. wwwA. julieBcampbellCmurder.Dcom Pull A-D, the four capital letters, eliminate the space after the Ws. The site is not mine, I did not become aware of its existence until the end of 2019 The biggest eye-opener for me (so far) is knowing that I am blessed to merely be alive. To be here highly-functioning on a couple of levels just looks like bad script writing. It's not. But the girl validated my life with a single word this time. Every single word is true. Every one. I'm the guy not mentioned anywhere on the site because my brain had been smashed flat at the end of February and I barely knew my own name when the warm weather came to stay awhile that summer. As a young child I had once heard a story of great love and great loss and I wondered how adults dealt with such matters. Be careful for that which thou wishes ...
Just finished my second semester back at school (as an undergraduate, no less) after a 30+ year absence. Am now a single parent to boot. The lyrics "I am tired...Can I come home for the summer?" take on a whole new meaning now. Love you, Ray. Looking forward to the Boston show!
Ray, I love this song. I heard this first when my Dad passed away and even though the song has a different meaning it reminds me of my Dad's passing. This may seem kind of depressing but in reality it is very retrospective. Thanks for the wonderful music.
Never grow tired of this beauty....reminds me of a slow country road in Virginia in the summer. I can smell the honeysuckle ....he'll follow her where ever she goes....love
Too right, you!!! Right on to all you fellow CZcamsrs (especially the new generation) out there who appreciate REAL MUSIC . . . and ultimate props to all the REAL MUSICIANS who pour their hearts and souls into keeping our ears bent!!! Stay true.
I'm ashamed to say I had never heard of Ray and just happened u p o n this song on a friend's FB page and can't stop listening! So smoothe and the chord changes just rip thru my soul. Has a 70s kind of feel. Reminiscent of Carole King which I think is the ultimate compliment. Stay true.. Love
+patricia thomas I've read many comments comparing Ray's style to Joni Mitchell and I can see that. But your likening him to Carole King is bang on. I can absolutely hear that coming through. Good call.
I've recently just heard of him myself. I really like his songs. For the longest time I thought "Beg Steal Or Borrow" was actually Joni Mitchell. Her voice has dropped as she's gotten older. This song sounds like her too, the way the chorus resolves in that jazzy way she has... like in her song "Help me." (Alias GNS)
Thanks to the Grammy Award nominations, I just discovered this artist, and am absolutely enraptured with what I am just now hearing. What an incredible talent. Makes me wonder what other fabulous artists I am missing out there? Magnificent!
Ok... I love this song almost as Beg Steal or Borrow. What a great summertime song, dreaming of running through the field of tall grass with your lover and going to the river! OMG!
Rollin' through these hills I've known I'd be comin' Ain't a man alive that likes to be alone? Been a while since I seen my lady smilin' Have I been, have I been away so long? I am tired I am tired Can I come home for the summer? I could slow down for a little while Get back to loving each other Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind Through the years I have learned Some things worth the tellin' And you'd be right in guessin' That each and every lesson they were hard won I am tired I am tired Can I come home for the summer? I could slow down for a little while Get back to loving each other Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind You'll follow her wherever she goes You love her and you just wanted to know That you'll follow her, you'll find a way 'Cause you love her and you just wanted to know
Tonia B....thanks for lyrics, but I was intrigued by your use of the question mark after "ain't a man alive that likes to be alone?" Pure genius that Ray wrote it so that it can have two meanings. With a period, he is lamenting his solitude, exclaiming that nobody should be alone. With a question mark, he poses the interrogative, "Is not a man alive that seeks to be alone?"
I've always wanted, and more importantly, needed to travel somewhere exotic and serene.What I didn't know was that I would get there compliments of Ray Lamontagne and this song.Close your eyes and listen with your heart and you too will be on your way!
I would have liked to have seen your walking tempo to that! I;m seeing a slow skip in lieu of a slow walk. No disgrace to your choice in music, but I'm thinking that would have been an interesting isle dance to see! Beats the hell out of the traditional old-school wedding march, but I'm still having a hard time picturing the the tempo coordination. Good on ya! ;)
For the longest time i never heard the DJ announcing who did the song i just heard. Kept missing it. Crazy, Joni Mitchell kept coming thru to me. Both this and Beg, Steal, Borrow especially had so much reminded me of something she had recorded. Thought it was a New tune from her. Finally a friend set stupid ass straight. Gotta love the RAY! Great stuff no matter what! Thanks!
Yo también la escucho hoy por primera vez y creo que será un lindo recuerdo que no olvidaré, como tampoco olvidare la razón por la que llegué aqui, la escuche y la estoy comentando.
A friend turned me on to this Video because it reminded him of our High School Days in NJ and the Summers spent at our hometowns beaches and Lakes .. We, at least 15-20 of us would have fires on the Beach and played our Guitars and just hung out .. Good choice Steve .. Thanks
I heard this song on the radio the other day, almost sure it was a 90s song I've heard back in the day. I can't believe it's only 6 years old. Love that songs like this are still being written!
its those unexpected changes in color and mood that remind me of joni mitchell. really nice arrangement too. so much subtler than what makes it to the top of the charts
Ray LaMontagne is the best musical discovery I have made since 1996, when I first began listening to Tool. Like many others, I don't know how I missed him before. But I found his music at the right time in my life, just a few months ago.
This song will always remind me of my wife. We were together for 10 years and I had a severe drug problem throughout and she stuck by me. Eventually, my life became so out of control I could no longer put this wonderful woman before my habit. We split, I became broken, homeless and wishing I could've been different. She spent a couple of years going in and out of different relationships that couldn't touch the place that I, even as a broken person, could. We wandered through our own unhappy, dark paths alone for all intents and purposes wondering what could have been and I went through hell. I built up resentment towards her...when I'm the one who started the tailspin. I eventually got clean...and after 2 years apart, we came back together. She let me come home. I had some things worth a' tellin for sure. There was plenty of healing that needed to happen on both ends but we worked through it.
My oldest son .....We had been separated for many years ...I ended up in Indiana and the first time I heard this song it knocked the wind out of me...it's So BEAUTIFUL and the lyrics are like they describe what I was dreaming..,.today I sit in our own home my son and I listening to this BEAUTIFUL peice ...he finally did come home for the summer...
And by the grace of all angels decided to stay....💗💕💌
Saturday afternoon, glass of wine, windows open, breeze blowing through, cleaning the house and about to prepare the bbq for the cookout pool party later today. Life is good.
no disrespect, if you are here, you have excellent taste in music.
YUP.
Why thank you.. And you as well
truth
Autoplay brought me here. But.. I'm not hating it.
More like, no disrespect, if you're here and don't like Ray or this song then you're an Ass Hat 😎
I sing this song to my infant son when he is fussy, it soothes him and he passes right out. No other song does that for him. Thank you Mr. LaMontagne.
lol
hmmm... passes out??
you sure he's ENJOYING your singing??
Sacred stuff.
Wow. That’s nice 😊
A cross between Neil Young and Cat Stevens. This man’s music is amazing and we need more of this in the world!
This man's music is the most beautiful thing I have heard in a very long time. There is nothing this relaxing or peaceful on the radio nowadays. It is all mostly noise, not melody. This however, makes me feel so good that I could listen to him for days.
Of course their is. Relying on the radio was your first mistake. There is a plethora of good music these days. You just need to find it. Turn the radio off, it is garbage.
Yes.....so soothing and relaxing. Ray really puts you in a beautiful state of mind.
Australia, Western Australia,coral bay . 20 / 04 / 2023 .❤
SPECTACULAR !!!! As much soul and passion as you will hear. He is incredible.
Yes and thank you for choosing better words instead of the overkilled “amazing” and “epic”
Ray is a gift still listing in 2023🎁
I was in love with a man who introduced me to Ray’s music.
He died of a drug and alcohol overdose.
It’s been over 10 yrs. I keep coming back to this one.
I’ll always love you, Eric. 🙏😪❤️
Ah, one who knows. May your guardians bless you with the peace which comes with the wisdom to understand the lessons here so that you might "punch your own ticket" next time. If you can believe it, suicide/drugs is easier than murder. I have one of each, plus one.
The "new girl" owned me, lock, stock, and barrel at age 22, by the time I'd been in her presence not a second longer than forty-five. Her voice took my soul upon first hearing and then her laughter took ownership of my heart a few seconds later. I was all done.
She was in a LTR and I was crawling out of a bad first marriage. I couldn't tell a soul I knew that this girl had changed me by talking to me and smiling. I could FEEL her (not scent, not hear, not touch. Energy) if she stood within arms' length of me. I didn't believe in any of that "Destiny" shit. Right up until I met her. Make no mistake, I had to "gear up" inside my mind to get to this girl, tighten my act, but I HAD NO CHOICE IN THE MATTER.
She had changed the way I thought about half the planet's population. I had become a feminist in 1977 because any problem I put HER face on, I was all over. I know, but I'd been breaking any of the necessary rules to get to her, so it was OK. She said, "Yes!" with that little "hop" girls sometimes make when happy or excited. It had taken me eighteen months. She had now put me in the position where I could at least now beg: "Please never, ever, send me from you side."
I had won the world. There would be no greater "victory" for me. I had succeeded BEYOND my wildest fantasy of beauty and love. Ten months after the sudden death of my best friend and polymath mentor, my own father who had died at 43 of heart disease, and now I was going to be OK! This shaman I had not yet kissed or even touched would heal me, she had already begun.
She swore me to secrecy that Thursday, Feb 23, so that she could go tell her ex herself. I did not know him, his temperament. She talked to him on Friday PM, in person. On Monday overnight, on her way home, she was stabbed and left to bleed out, not surviving the stabbing so savage it surprised investigators that that hospital being only seven blocks away had made no difference.
Over four decades later, a dream from which I could not "disengage" took me back (then) 41 years to the moment I heard, "Julie's dead." And saw the emptiness of Hell again. Still the same joint it was when Mom OD'd on pills to which she wasn't addicted out of the blue eight years prior to the girl's death, seven before my Dad's sudden death.
So now only I, the killer and his wheel man, who is also known to me, are the three people who even know I was engaged to the girl. For four days. And the moment of hearing news of her death was so damaging, I essentially became a lesser person, a temporarily broken person, but one who could not be prompted to self-harm by a single reminder of a girl or a father who had been my bestie for a long time before I figured it out, within the same calendar year. The manuscript/memoir up through age 23.5 is somewhere north of 600 (six hundred) pages, lol. I'm in an agent search rn.
wwwA. julieBcampbellCmurder.Dcom
Pull A-D, the four capital letters, eliminate the space after the Ws. The site is not mine, I did not become aware of its existence until the end of 2019
The biggest eye-opener for me (so far) is knowing that I am blessed to merely be alive. To be here highly-functioning on a couple of levels just looks like bad script writing. It's not. But the girl validated my life with a single word this time.
Every single word is true. Every one. I'm the guy not mentioned anywhere on the site because my brain had been smashed flat at the end of February and I barely knew my own name when the warm weather came to stay awhile that summer. As a young child I had once heard a story of great love and great loss and I wondered how adults dealt with such matters.
Be careful for that which thou wishes ...
True artist, real music. Takes me to Neil Young and Crazy Horse days.
Yes !
I'm relatively new to this type and i love neil young.
Now I have confirmation that these 2 people make similar music.
Thanks :)
And Joni Mitchell!! (Listen to Free Man in Paris)
Hey Dennis. Hi from Australia r U still listening.Cheers
Just finished my second semester back at school (as an undergraduate, no less) after a 30+ year absence. Am now a single parent to boot. The lyrics "I am tired...Can I come home for the summer?" take on a whole new meaning now. Love you, Ray. Looking forward to the Boston show!
Good taste you have
Great song. The guitar intro reminds me of Neil Young's "Old Man."
Ray, I love this song. I heard this first when my Dad passed away and even though the song has a different meaning it reminds me of my Dad's passing. This may seem kind of depressing but in reality it is very retrospective. Thanks for the wonderful music.
It bleeds echoes of Neil Young and Ryan Adams, and The Cardinals.
Absolutely brilliant song writing. ✌🏻
he's so otherworldly. he melts me.
reminds me of driving off into the sunset on a long summer afternoon. awww I love music =D
with a touch of Graham Nash and Joni Mitchell
Never grow tired of this beauty....reminds me of a slow country road in Virginia in the summer. I can smell the honeysuckle ....he'll follow her where ever she goes....love
Jennifer Kafka nice post.
Yep Resonates...PURE LOVE BABY💋
Ok 50th repeat, I've just gotta stop now.
Too right, you!!!
Right on to all you fellow CZcamsrs (especially the new generation) out there who appreciate REAL MUSIC . . . and ultimate props to all the REAL MUSICIANS who pour their hearts and souls into keeping our ears bent!!! Stay true.
Ryan Sullivan never stop! Lol
Yup
“You’d be right in guessing that each and every lesson, it was harrrd”!
I'm ashamed to say I had never heard of Ray and just happened u p o n this song on a friend's FB page and can't stop listening! So smoothe and the chord changes just rip thru my soul. Has a 70s kind of feel. Reminiscent of Carole King which I think is the ultimate compliment. Stay true.. Love
+patricia thomas I've read many comments comparing Ray's style to Joni Mitchell and I can see that. But your likening him to Carole King is bang on. I can absolutely hear that coming through. Good call.
:)
I've recently just heard of him myself. I really like his songs. For the longest time I thought "Beg Steal Or Borrow" was actually Joni Mitchell. Her voice has dropped as she's gotten older. This song sounds like her too, the way the chorus resolves in that jazzy way she has... like in her song "Help me." (Alias GNS)
patricia thomas go and see him live if you get the chance! Real artist! 🇬🇧
great stuff
Thanks to the Grammy Award nominations, I just discovered this artist, and am absolutely enraptured with what I am just now hearing. What an incredible talent. Makes me wonder what other fabulous artists I am missing out there? Magnificent!
I loved this song when it first came out, and 12 years on it makes me reflect and remember fondly on that time of my life.
This song should have way more views. I think Ray is underrated.
This man sings such a soulful sound. He’s been my favorite for 5 yrs. The lyrics… poetic and tunes stay in the heart.
Ray's got magic in his songwriting. No doubt.
Straight up Dan Fogelburg for another generation ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
❤ this song helped me make a great memory with my wife.
Spectacular song - probably one of my favorites from Ray LaMontange. Such emotion in his voice.
Good God he is good.
God this is soothing...
Just love everything he sings , his voice melts my soul
Unknown depths of my heart are touched by this music. Ray Saves.
Mor Bels...Your comment is as beautiful as Ray’s music. Thank you friend🙏🏽
Additionally, going ‘home for the summer’, is a place in your Heart.😉❤️
Lord have mercy...good stuff
One of the many shining facets on a jewel of an album!
Ok... I love this song almost as Beg Steal or Borrow. What a great summertime song, dreaming of running through the field of tall grass with your lover and going to the river! OMG!
Rollin' through these hills I've known I'd be comin'
Ain't a man alive that likes to be alone?
Been a while since I seen my lady smilin'
Have I been, have I been away so long? I am tired
I am tired Can I come home for the summer?
I could slow down for a little while
Get back to loving each other
Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind Through the years I have learned
Some things worth the tellin'
And you'd be right in guessin'
That each and every lesson they were hard won I am tired
I am tired Can I come home for the summer?
I could slow down for a little while
Get back to loving each other
Leave all those long and lonesome miles behind You'll follow her wherever she goes
You love her and you just wanted to know
That you'll follow her, you'll find a way
'Cause you love her and you just wanted to know
Thx for posting the wonderful words to this beauty!
Tonia B....thanks for lyrics, but I was intrigued by your use of the question mark after "ain't a man alive that likes to be alone?" Pure genius that Ray wrote it so that it can have two meanings. With a period, he is lamenting his solitude, exclaiming that nobody should be alone. With a question mark, he poses the interrogative, "Is not a man alive that seeks to be alone?"
aye we can hear the lyrics
@@williammcnally4445 aye???
is that you captain morgan??
You are very much appreciated for this
I hadn't listened to Mr Lamontagne before today. I now feel like an idiot. He is excellent.
Can’t help but think of my mountain home where I was born and raised. So long ago. Thank you ray for the Jurney I have taken in my memories.
I've always wanted, and more importantly, needed to travel somewhere exotic and serene.What I didn't know was that I would get there compliments of Ray Lamontagne and this song.Close your eyes and listen with your heart and you too will be on your way!
What! How did I not hear this beautiful tune before today? Going to grab the guitar now and join in.
walked down the aisle to this song :)
just too cool!
wow!
Kathleen Stachovich beautiful, excellent choice
Kathleen Stachovich Nor a love song.
I would have liked to have seen your walking tempo to that! I;m seeing a slow skip in lieu of a slow walk. No disgrace to your choice in music, but I'm thinking that would have been an interesting isle dance to see! Beats the hell out of the traditional old-school wedding march, but I'm still having a hard time picturing the the tempo coordination. Good on ya! ;)
I love this song....reminds me of my daughter, and I'm happy it does.
Hows your daughter doing?
My favorite most emotional Ray song, and Winter Birds.
jeepers, would love to see him go back to some simple tunes like these older albums.
My fave song. This man makes me like country music. No banjos so this is cool and can be referred to as adult contemporary. lol
For the longest time i never heard the DJ announcing who did the song i just heard. Kept missing it. Crazy, Joni Mitchell kept coming thru to me. Both this and Beg, Steal, Borrow especially had so much reminded me of something she had recorded. Thought it was a New tune from her. Finally a friend set stupid ass straight. Gotta love the RAY! Great stuff no matter what! Thanks!
I'd do anything to hear ray lamontage sing live.
sigh, i could just sit with a book and listen to ray all day!!!
His songs take you to a different place. They move you.
Woooow, beautiful song! (I heard this for the first time today)
Tou-che! That's why I'm glad I got to hear it while still living in what seems to be a good music spot (Colorado) before moving
JayNohh Great!! Since a short time ago, I became a fan and I must say his music is not so famous in the Netherlands (were I live)
Yo también la escucho hoy por primera vez y creo que será un lindo recuerdo que no olvidaré, como tampoco olvidare la razón por la que llegué aqui, la escuche y la estoy comentando.
I'm tired to, Ray. But keep singin it brother. I'll listen forever.
I am so relieved that REAL music is still being made.
The song you play a thousand times & then realize its the story of your life💜
this is sweet..as a cool summers breeze..driving into that golden sunset..before falls first freeze..........
i love it!
Joni's diggin' this up in British Columbia..............Man, this is sweet!
A friend turned me on to this Video because it reminded him of our High School Days in NJ and the Summers spent at our hometowns beaches and Lakes .. We, at least 15-20 of us would have fires on the Beach and played our Guitars and just hung out .. Good choice Steve .. Thanks
I get more and more mesmorized in music like this over new pop music. Never liked pop music in my life. Main entire taste of music right here.
I know this is about him touring. But as a trucker it really speaks to me.
Definitely some strains of Neil Young in there as well. Really love all of RLM's stuff...
The steel guitar (?) solo is amazing.
....like the man in the song, i find myself coming back over the hills to listen ...Never Lets me down...Love It.
Smooth as Tennessee whiskey with a touch of Taylor and Young; very great sound. Shame, this song isn't on the radio.
Recently discovered Ray , simply can't get enough , speaks from my heart it seems.
This song is the chillest of the chill
I heard this song on the radio the other day, almost sure it was a 90s song I've heard back in the day. I can't believe it's only 6 years old. Love that songs like this are still being written!
Ray is awesome,could listen to him all day every day and do at least one song per day 😎
its those unexpected changes in color and mood that remind me of joni mitchell. really nice arrangement too. so much subtler than what makes it to the top of the charts
Such emotion in this classic song....❤🎶
Bad divorce, this album got me thru alot of the turmoil. Still hoping to see Ray pass thru the W. Mass hilltowns on his black BMW.
Me also, 10 years ago in the middle and end of big D, then moved to Mass from Ca, this song was my go to on the guitar.
Love this song. Sounds like a bit like Dan Fogelberg with a Neil Young twist! Love, love it!
Thank you Ray. Thats some good medicine. My soul ....
This song is my life. It makes me cry.
I definitely hear some Joni Mitchell in there. I like this song.
Definitely -- especially in certain turns and bends of the melody.
@@IlGattonero13 Free Man in Paris :-)
Perfect song to end to another great New England summer day . Damien Rice's Volcano is next .
Now that its Winter, listening to this I miss Summer!
Tell em RAY!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Summer ‘18- Stockholm. Great memories
Reminds me of my son.He was planning on coming home for the 4th of July but work stopped him.He is in California and I'm in Mississippi!!
Another BEAUTIFUL Song
Love all of your music 2o2o
Song brings tears to my eyes every time.
just beautiful
This album is still just as amazing as it was upon release.
Timeless music this one
This song takes me to the 401 trail in Colorado in July. The wild flowers are literally waist high and it's a perfect 68 degrees!
Swaying gently in a hammock on a late July afternoon with this song playing is where I want to be right now.
Ray LaMontagne is the best musical discovery I have made since 1996, when I first began listening to Tool. Like many others, I don't know how I missed him before. But I found his music at the right time in my life, just a few months ago.
I Love Rays music it’s simplistic style with so much meaning to life ❣️
Wow, this is just too beautiful... so glad I got turned onto this guy.
Swear to god he speaks music.......i cant connect with other song soo well.....but ray you know how to speak to soul.....You sings to soul....
Incredible... love it. I hear echoes of "Old Man" by Neil Young... this song slices right into me...
The song does have similarities to "Old Man", but from someone who performs both songs regularly, they are quite different. Rock on Ray!
In CHICO ,Calif. I'd play this and BEG STEAL AND BORROW ON REPEAT...LOVE YOU SO MUCH RAY..Jamie Every
nothing but love.
how could you not like this ,best not to comment
one of the best songs off the cd...love it
Definitely some Joni Mitchell in there. Love this song!
Brings me back to the Summer of 1973 when I was...🤔
ah oh no its music from now 🤣
I love this song.