America - A Horse With No Name (Official Audio)
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this is the kind of song you listen to before getting pulled over by the police because your windshield is broken but you still argue with the officer and end up getting pepper sprayed.
And then your brother in law asks you to apologize to the officer who pulled you over
That👏is👏just👏perfect!!
A hearty modern interpretation!😅
Haha so you searched this song after watching season 3 episode 2 of breaking bad
@@Chignet Hmmmm
Breaking Bad, Bojack Horseman, or GTA, we can all agree this song is amazing.
Or just, on its own.
hell yeah
I just heard it on bojack too 😂
“The nice guys” as well
@@asmrblackandwhiteblood What if I don't want Jesus's cum in my heart? Isn't that a little unsanitary?
I'm preparing to perform this song for a dying friend. It was one of the very first songs I learned to sing and play guitar with. He introduced the song to me a little over fifty years ago, and I could never get it out of my head after that. I'm giving it back to him for the trip home. May this simple gift carry you there. Travel well, my dear friend, George Martinez.
Much love brother.
No better friend than that brother!
Good friend, wish I had a friend like you my guy. God bless your soul
You are great friend brother!
Peace and Comfort………
I played this while driving across West Texas in El Paso. Sand everywhere, bright sunny sky, mountains in the distance, and a strong gust. What a memory.
Sound cool. Greetings from Poland
Did you get pulled over by the police for a broken windshield and proceeded to get pepersprayed
?
Im from Arizona it's a daily thing for us, Texas loves to brag but Arizona takes the cake for badass desert folks all day everyday.
I've driven that stretch. From the other side of Texas.
Dope man. I remember I drove to the grand canyon by myself camped the weekend in the middle of nowhere. It was one of the most memorable times of my life
Crazy to think they got the entire country to work on this song
How?
@@hardtrancerstevensanchezea9325 it was made by America
@@monkeydetonation lmao , Is Is about America Band
Not just the country but an entire continent as well!
@@xxmodzhaxsxx7910 2 continents!
In 1972 I dropped out of college, parked my Mach 1 Mustang and hitchhiked across the US. I was hoping to get to Oregon, but it was February - March and the weather stopped me. Spent a couple of week camped in the desert outside Tucson. When I got my first ride back to Miami, the tune on the radio was - A Horse With No Name
🌬🎸🐎... me too. Born raised SF 1969 hit hwy to Vegas ( health food store). Soon after hit sand dooms HOMELESS.
2021 👍❤🌏🤫
🌬🐎 age 25 till 65, good, bad & evil however music is great DOPAMINE and exercises. Morning from sunny Northern California USA.
how did you end up finally
nobody cares
Yes fam
I've said it many times, America is one of the most criminally underrated bands of all time.
every day
Playing this next week at my mums funeral she was 92 and sadly passed away from bowel cancer, I remember her singing this in the kitchen I was about 14 at the time God rest her soul bless her 😢
My condolences
RIP to your mom brother, she is in a better place, no more suffering, no more pain. Bless her soul 🙏🏾 lost my mom last year to liver cancer...
Keep your head up, sorry for your loss
What a sweet memory 😢
Your story brings 😢 to me, a lovely song for your mom. I lost my mom 2.5 yrs ago to ♋️. She was a strong woman, never showed or let her pain stop her no matter what. She took care of my older brother now 49 since 1994 (car accident ). Now I take care of him FT, bathing washroom, feeding "everything " no communication, and my father also FT.
I dread the day he goes as it will be a shit show.
Stay 💪 my friend.
So sorry..May she Rest In Peace
“the ocean is a desert with it’s life underground and the perfect disguise above “ Love that line!
My favorite as well!
Until recently, I heard it as "perfectest skies" rather than perfect disguise. Talk about a Mondegreen!
it probably made more sense on his acid trip. That is all this is. like the song despite the lyrics
it's "its"
Smoking a cigarette on the search for a bag of peyote while rolling up some marijuana
Breaking Bad and GTA San Andreas, this song is a big part of my childhood
Just remember. Don't drive with a broken windshield.
Hahaha very good
well find that God damn Sasquatch one day
Haha
a true story ..
Playing this for my 89 yr old dad who is in bed in hospital. He remembers the lyrics and t's making him smile. ❤
It gives him peace.
2024????🤩❤
Here I am!
Hi from Ireland
Yep I've listened to this masterpiece ever since America released it , dreaming of how happy my life was in the 70s ✌☮
My Dad just passed last night . This will always remind me of him...in the desert you can remember your name cuz there ain't no one for to give you no pain....until tomorrow, We love you always. Jeff Danny and mom
My condolences 🙏🙏🙏
May he RIP 🙏🏽
RIP to your Dad may he rest in paradise
Puisse-t-il reposer en paix. Force et courage depuis le nord de la France.
L
A timeless classic. This song will last for 1000 years and more.
@Niki K98 what dude? where did he say it?
@Niki K98 that's not the answer to my question.
@Niki K98 You shouldn't claim any information that you can't defend/back up with any reference. That's funny, sad and stupid at the same time. Take care.
@Niki K98 It's a figure of speech man, he could have said 100 years or 2000 years but he chose 1000. There is no monopoly on words, just because Hitler said the word "1000" once doesn't mean other people can't use it.
The joy of CZcams, finding comment threads like this
The sky was blue aaaand the water was wet and the horse was brown . Brilliant
Don't forget the heat was hot😅
1960s,1970s and the 80s are the greatest eras in music in my lifetime. One of my favourite records of all time.
can u send me ur playlist
Agreed 100%
Who makes music like this😊.These dudes were feeling good and this song is timeless.Just get on the freeway and drive😊
Can YOU BELIEVE THEY ARE NOT IN THE HALL OF FAME?? !!!!! SPREAD THE WORD
This is easily one of the most nostalgic and reflective pieces of music ever created.
Cachorro Louco
Beautiful song
Best song in my life
It makes me feel nostalgic and wasn't alive when it came out and it's way older then me im only 29
nostalgic AND reflective? like a antique mirror?
Today is the day of me being sober for a few weeks.. so I decided to go to a cafe and buy a coffee whilst writing about life in this journal. Whilst listening to this absolute master class. It relates to my soberity. If anyone sees this comment and is trying to become sober you got this!
Thank you for sharing. We wish harmony in your life.
PLH: Chandler
Harry,
Music was and still is an integral inspiration to my sobriety. Well done, you - "one day at a time"
Hope it's two weeks or more of sobriety today, Harry! Keep going, one day at a time. Music will bring you harmony, as Chandler writes.
Proud of you Harry. I was sober for 25 years -- then had 1 drink that lasted 10 years. I’m sober now but have medical consequences.
cont: Just saying -- don’t let go of your sobriety no matter what. There is no situation on the planet that relapsing won’t make worse.
"It’s a calming thing, to learn there’s a word for something you’ve felt all your life but didn’t know was shared by anyone else. It’s even oddly empowering-to be reminded that you’re not alone, you’re not crazy, you’re just an ordinary human being trying to make your way through a bizarre set of circumstances."
The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows - John Koenig (2021)
You made me smile bro, for real.
Was t this song about heroine? Lol
⏱️
Now THAT is interesting ❤
@@davidascroft7403 The horse part in the title of the song refers to the vehicle that takes us through the journey from the desert to the ocean. It could have been a horse, a car, a bicycle, anything that you ride. That's why it's called Horse With No Name.
I’m 28, adopted, my parents are 73 so i grew up listening to this stuff. I remember when i got this song burned onto a cd with ccr, S&G, and crap loads of 80/90s country! Good times!
No Maxwell or TDK 4 track tapes then?
@@antoinettevanderwesthuizen3525 we had 4 track tapes but those were my parents. when cds came out they didn’t budge to quickly off of them lol
This is a highway song. You listen to this while you're driving across the Great West, in Canada or the States. Brings back memories of driving across the country with my Dad and siblings in the 90's.
Walter White agrees!
I live in texas so I play this all day
I call these traveling songs, the nostalgia runs deep. This has to be my favorite of them.
Sooo True.
Also the desert song, i want to play this while cruising the Sonora desert in Mexico or the australian desert
My dad used to play this song all the time when I was young. I’m 22 now and I still remember the lyrics as if it was the first time. I’m grateful my dad had such a good taste in music.
Edit: I’m 24 now! When I first wrote this comment I was homeless, now I’m mot. I hadn’t spoken to my dad in 3 years as of the original comment… yet I’ve connected with him again recently. He might be drunk most of the time but he’s still my dad and I love him. I’ve always had a rough relationship with him and my mom but I still remember the good times. Sitting by the campfire listening to this song as he gave me my first beer. He’s not doing well nowadays. Who knows how long he’s got.
Correct thinking sir screaming 60s super 70s were the best
Me too
I Listen too good music nowadays but it’s different, 68 -70-80 are something else on music, there is godly music coming out even now but dude , no price besides this
You are without doubt one of the youngest America fans I've heard of. When I was a kid many years ago now, I bought this album on a cassette in about 1980 out here in Australia 🇦🇺. We thought the world of America then, and like many I still do.😁👍
My dad always listened to this song 🎵 I miss him deeply 😢 he passed last yr at 48
I saw these in concert in Houston Texas. I am 70 and still rocking to these great songs. 😊
This is amazing❤
Heck yeah!
Keep on rocking.
Hey I want to know dose any body still listen to this song in the year 2024
Yes
Presente, en , estos precisos momentos
I am.
Me
❤❤❤ almost every day, i have a record of their songs, love all 60's and 70's band ,being born in the 50 's ❤❤❤❤
Interestingly, I'd always listen to K-DST while flying in GTA SA, and this song was one of the best ones to just cruise through the sky to, same as in a car or on a bike through where ever I was travelling through. Heard this song in the bank today, made me search it now. Damn good track.
Lmao, I also listened to this while flying in GTA
Yes man, nothing like that old feeling.
Exactly, this song conjures specific memories of flying through the desert to Las Venturas with the flying car cheat with noticeably shitty screen tearing or other graphic artifacts.
oddly fitting visual as someone whose never played a gta game
Yes!!! That's exactly how this song exists in my mind. Just flying a car through endless fog.
"the heat was hot"
i felt that bro ❤️
Song is still being played in 2024 ❤️🔥
We grew up in a good time. Music told a story.
EXACTLY!!!! Ciao from Italy
All that music is literally still here to find. You have lost nothing in regards to music.
@@sophiathore3538just harder to find a gem these days due to the saturation of absolutely shite music. The radio nowadays is just sampled versions of old hits. Nothing original anymore
@@sophiathore3538 Someone is mad modern music is worse than 70's music.
The story is still being told, you just don’t understand the language. Stop showing off your lack of flexibility. We know old folks love their stuff but geez acting like everything has gone down the drain is played out. Your parents thought the same
Driving in a stolen car at full speed through the desert of San Andreas with this playing on the radio... Good times man, good times!
Imagine people don't know the game and saw this comment.
@@flyingtawteaspanda8310 people who only know this from Breaking bad or bojack horseman
San Andreas just hits different man. Been replaying it recently choke-full of mods to fix all the PC port issues and stuff. This exact scenario happened (country station on the desert, obviously it's going to happen) and this started playing. Goosebumps, it's so good
The nostalgia hits way to fucking hard man😭
I want to go flying over gta5 with this on so much 😂
My dad is no longer around but I still remember all of these older songs that he used to listen to when I was a kid. This is one of them.
Yep I know exactly what you’re saying. Glad my mom raised me with the music that she did.
My grandpa is close to passing he’s not doing well but I still listen to this with him
Le mien aussi. Les années 70, un enfant écoutait ça sans comprendre, la mélodie merveilleuse est resté dans son cœur. Merci papa.
Same 😢
May he rest in peace
April 17th for me. Exactly 3 months from my birthday. I'll be 68. I always loved America. And their songs that I listened to before this one were Tin Man and Ventura Highway. They brought back so many wonderful memories. For a reason that I can't explain, Ventura Highway is my favorite.
omg you're so old already and I mean this as a compliment but may I ask as someone who's still young what made you strive to live longer and not give up??
This was my son's favorite song so we had it played at his funeral.
Sorry for your loss.
@@slugshell2901 thank you.
God bless his memory. And may God please bless you.
My most sincere condolences. I lost my Son 5 and half years ago. Blessings to you.
rest in peace
This is full of purity.
99.1% to be exact
@@greg2036 LOL COCAINE REFERENCE BREAKING BAD
@@nukacolacompany2534 meth
@@nukacolacompany2534 not cocaine. Meth.
@@nukacolacompany2534 goofy its meth not cocaine
Lyrics
On the first part of the journey
I was looking at all the life
There were plants and birds and rocks and things
There was sand and hills and rings
The first thing I met was a fly with a buzz
And the sky with no clouds
The heat was hot, and the ground was dry
But the air was full of sound
I've been through the desert
On a horse with no name
It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert, you can remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain
La, la, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la, la
After two days in the desert sun
My skin began to turn red
After three days in the desert fun
I was looking at a river bed
And the story it told of a river that flowed
Made me sad to think it was dead
You see I've been through the desert
On a horse with no name
It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert, you can remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain
La, la, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la, la
After nine days, I let the horse run free
'Cause the desert had turned to sea
There were plants and birds and rocks and things
There was sand and hills and rings
The ocean is a desert with it's life underground
And a perfect disguise above
Under the cities lies a heart made of ground
But the humans will give no love
You see I've been through the desert
On a horse with no name
It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert, you can remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain
La, la, la, la, la, la
La, la, la, la, la, la
This needs more likes
Thank you very much!
Now I can sing like Walt, thanks
💪🏽❤️💪🏽
So is this song about eventually about Heroin or solitary thinking in a peaceful place?
Who's listening April 13 th, 2024? I'll be
64 years old this month. Best music ever! 💜💜💜
Me. I’ll be 20
@@michaeltnk1135 You're awesome! 😊
3 days after your comment
Happy Birthday 🎈🎂🎁🎉🎊….. I hope to make it to 64
This came up on Spotify, I fell in love with it. I'm 45, so I missed it b4!!
Of course we listen in 2024!🥰 Good memories and soft songs will never pass away.
👍
I heard this song a decade ago, right on the day of high school graduation. Back then I was a loner, didn't get recognized, I was like the horse with no name (metaphorically speaking). When I listen to it, it makes me reflect on life and what I'm going to do with it. This song really hits me.
My
🐎
Keep going, sometimes that's all you can do 🏜️🏞️🌅🌄🌌👈👀
@@alec3979 I didnt start dating until I was 21, actually experienced a kiss at 16 believe it or not. But it was at 23 when I had my real first kiss.
@@wiisalute I also identify with good music. I listened to her in the time of GTA SA I miss damn nostalgia
What a genius master piece, timeless tune, don’t make music like this anymore.
You are so right
why do you not want people to make music like this now?
I agree 100%! It’s absolutely timeless. I listen to it over and over. Never tire of it. It’s a true masterpiece like Charlie said! ♥️♥️♥️
@@szabolcstorok5856 In ANGLISH, a sentence like this likely just removed the 'they' in "They don't make music like this anymore".
Wasn't this a tribute to NAm culture? I could be wrong but it seems that way
My Grandma used to love this song, my family played this song to her as she was dying of Cancer, rip, still miss you to this day
RIP Granny❤
did she cook 99.1% pure meth??
الله يرحمها ويجعلها من اهل الفردوس الاعلى
Writ this in mean AI or chatgpt
whos watching this 2024?
This song is 99.1% pure
I was a little guy in mid 70s when this song was used by a small local Italian TV during their breaks. I fell in love then and still love it after (almost) 50 years
Un saluto da Trento
I love it and it inspires me when I am soloing on my guitar
Di che parte del paese sei? Saluti da Foggia!
@@thecockfather82 Viareggio, Lucca.
The kind of song you’d play for someone who just gained his sense of hearing for the first time
Music from the 70's told the stories of life in a way that any generation could enjoy, they were really that well done.
This song takes me back to a good time in the 70s when life seemed to be more carefree, especially as a kid.
Even with all the wars and stuff?
ABSOLUTELY!
@@alastor8091 I don't remember there being any ongoing wars in the mainland U.S in the 70's... Or any first-world countries as a matter of fact.
@@stuff1044 the wars in Europe would give reason to not feel so safe just like they do now.
@@alastor8091 We're talking about the 70's here, and there werent any large scale conflicts in Europe at the time. The worst that comes to mind is the The Troubles in Ireland and some coup d'etat attempts in portugal and spain.
One of the best things of having musical parents is that they share gems like these.
Proud to have my dad’s music taste. Music is such an important part of my life and he showed me that
This song reminds me of my Dad he played it when I was a child growing up. He died in 2009. We went on a lot of road trips too, good road trip music.
As a child , I heard my parents singing this wonderful song , I felt above the clouds !!!
This fits so well with someone that is driving a Pontiac Aztek 2003 car and singing alone that has no hair that so wearing M.E.C. Big Mens Sam Eyeglasses and has a goatee and driving in New Mexico
(This is Off topic but Thanks the nice and funny comments!)
Might this person also have expertise in chemistry?
i wonder who that is...
Would that person also be pepper sprayed over being butthurt about being pulled over due to his car's windshield being damaged due to a plane accident he inadvertently caused?
Get it guys, it's a reference to the hit TV show Breaking Bad!
But in a caprice wit dread locks .. one day
As a 60 year old African American it's funny to hear my son say daddy not only do you know what that song is you know all of the words.. real music 🎵🎶
Awesome
Whenever this played on San Andreas I never changed the station
Ahh yes the song that sounds like driving through rural Arizona feels.
I'm 62 years old. That song is for the ages. And I was raised in the Southwest. Ah yes the free spirit that we of that time hold within us.
basically my childhood was getting a sanchez, putting on KDST and listening to this beauty :v
11
You have those songs that no matter who you are, they resonate in your memory.
"In the desert, you can't remember your name,"
"Cus there ain't no one for to give you no pain"
58 years old the whole of my life this record is pure genius
Hi Mark. I'm 57. Where u at??
@@alexandrashipula5852 hi I'm a high wycombe boy
It truly is pure sound connection.
Me too brother
Me too brother
It may seem strange, but although born and raised in a Mediterranean country, the sound of America and especially this song has added one defining dimension to the way I see the landscapes and the people I come across for the last 45 years. A timeless classic masterpiece composed by musicians with a rare gift for writing songs and poems. To me this is an anthem to the fabulous '70s. Thank you so much for this upload.
I am a Butler, and I feel the same way. Looking at how people, land, and culture meet, in a song, is fascinating. Gracias.!
Suzanne ... Aren't you a Butlerette?
You can feel when who composed a song is someone who really deserve all the attention he get or if it’s just temporary, they are musicians real ones and you can feel it even if u don’t know much about music
They were living in England at the time & were really missing sunshine.
I’m 67 and this is one of my most favorite songs. I finally got to see America in concert 2 years ago. Best music and best stage presence. I cried during this song. I was so happy to see them in person Singing it.
The music is simple, the poetic is high level, and the message transcends generations.
so glad my father raised me listening to this music. this song in particular always makes me reflect on my past and how lucky am i to be here
Me too
This song marked my life in college. I went to California in 1976 and the song was enjoying a revival on the radio. I associated it with travel, growth , and transition.
❤❤❤❤ Thank you All The Saints in Heaven.Glory to Our Kingdom Heaven ❤❤
Every time I travel in southwest US, I HAVE to play this song. It's like I become part of the song and I can see and feel it.
This takes me back to a warm summer day in the 70's, riding my bike and listening to this song playing on the radio and just having a great day.
The 70's What a time to have been young.... makes up for being old now....
I love the times I grew up with the Best Rock music ever, no regrets. Keep on Truckin!
It's the harmonies in this song that make it one of a kind. The melody is unforgettable...
Totally love this song, it's haunting. Brings back many memories of long ago, those amazing friends, the music, the clothes! Wish we'd stayed in touch, miss them even today. Great band, mountains of talent. Wow, such times you can never imagine, or perhaps you do.
For me, Kwajalein.
For me this song was playing in the arena while I was taking my first riding lessons on a horse . Well, it stuck for sure 30 years later 💜
@garyhastings, hi! Yes, those were the days , the sing and dance we thought it’ll never end!!!! Best beautiful memories of an era that is unrepeatable. At least for us who lived through it. Great emotional times! I miss the seventies, I’m still stuck in it and will forever be!!!!!!!!
@@carmenkamberos1156 Hi Carmen, totally agree with your comment and thanks. I guess I just didn't think I would grow older and how these times are now mere history. At least we survived it.😎
It's a song you can't get out of your head.
It has a good story
And a nice beat.
This song is just beneficial to listen to overall, puts you in a good mood
I love it
And vocal harmonies, and good session musicians. It would get even more amazing with time when they had George Martin as producer a few years later.
@@mustanggt35r44 I think it's more lethargic but it is somewhat calming, yes
I always wondered why the horse had no name, since it was important for him to be able to remember his own name. Lol! If I had to guess, it would be that naming the horse would have Indicated ownership, and since he set it free, it was as free as he was.😊
actually drove through the desert from LA to Vegas and saw a guy on a horse......best time ever
2 woman driving a blue Mercedes Benz were listening to this song cruising on the Arizona highway.
They were very wild 😅.
This song was playing on the background.
My new born apparently loves this song. He sleeps peacefully listening to it! 💓
That song is as soothing as they come. The whole spirit of America is peace and miles away from the rat race.
Then the ancestors watch over him as well the land, this song finds true Americans
This song makes me cry every time I hear it. It reminds me so much of my depression and the desert of isolation that came with it, at first it was comfortable being alone but then the pain sets in fast. After a while once you have the energy to “let your horse run free” and seek help, it’s like you have a brand new life. You see the world so differently.
Stay strong
Stay strong!! You're gonna be alright soon
Well said. Stay strong
But i hope in my heart that the days will be magical for you in the future..Love.
I understand you Brother. Be grateful to have recognized that you need Change, its an opportunity to live a fuller life.
If there is something like a "perfect song" ... this might be it.
In 75 Drove across America DC to San Diego in an Oldsmobile Cutlass first time from England all the states radio stations played this. Song Im 85 now what memories especially driving across the Nevada desert😢😢😢😢
America the beautiful 🇺🇸🥰
You have lived a full life, wish I could say the same.
LYRICS BY Musixmatch :-
On the first part of the journey
I was looking at all the life
There were plants and birds and rocks and things
There was sand and hills and rings
The first thing I met was a fly with a buzz
And the sky with no clouds
The heat was hot and the ground was dry
But the air was full of sound
I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert you can't remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain
La la la la la la...
After two days in the desert sun
My skin began to turn red
And after three days in the desert fun
I was looking at a river bed
And the story it told of a river that flowed
Made me sad to think it was dead
You see I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert you can't remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain
La la la la la la...
After nine days I let the horse run free
'Cause the desert had turned to sea
There were plants and birds and rocks and things
There was sand and hills and rings
The ocean is a desert with its life underground
And a perfect disguise above
Under the cities lies a heart made of ground
But the humans will give no love
You see I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
It felt good to be out of the rain
In the desert you can't remember your name
'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain
La la la la la la...
Thank you all very much
Take care of yourselves, take care
Grace
Gracias .....
Thank you for the lyrics, guys!!!
One of my favorites along with hotel California
I thought the last two lines were are part of the song until I got the end of it and realized it’s just you telling us. I hope you’re doing the same ❤
Sitting here on a Friday night jammin with my 17 year old son…. teaching him real music.
I was like 5 when I first heard this song and it’s been stuck in my head for almost 20 years lol
This is my baby's lullaby... 😂 Funny he easily falls asleep on this song.💖
I call it Teddy's song. 🎵🎶
It's Like to Say: Typical Lullabies for Children in Ohio Be Like:
Comment as funny as an ingrown toenail being ripped out by a running bull
Its a damned good song
@@user-kh5pn8to5m *damned Great song
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Después de muchos años encontré este clásico, esta música debería ser eterna, quien sigue escuchando este clásico en Diciembre de 2.022.
gta san andreas en san fierro ponian mucho este tema
Aqui yooo!!! La musica de antes era taaann buena
Me! I love this song.
en estos momentos 29-12-22 3.17 pm escuchando este bello clasico..saludos feliz año 2023
Never stopped listening!
Michael Jackson used this song as inspiration for "A Place With No Name" and this song is really amazing
I FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE WHO NOTICED THE SAME AS ME ABOUT MJ!
@@Decroid Me too!!!
Omg, I thought I was crazy at first 😂
I was in high school when this song came out in the 70's......still one of the classics of that time era.
this song is for all those who are alone and fighting their battles God bless you all
God doesnt exist
GTA and Breaking Bad. Nostalgia baby. That solo though!!
This song was created a long, long time before breaking bad.
@@alexanderbanman9288 But we were introduced to this classic through GTA SA and BB.
And, bojack horseman
@@sakshyamghimire6435 hell yeah
Here from both back again from breaking bad heard it first on gta
First time I listened to it: MAGICAL
Listening to it now: STILL MAGICAL
Great song, amongst many others.
The Covenant anyone? Phenomenal movie.
Side note: my mom used to play this song all the time in our car rides when I was a child. I’m 32 this year and she’s approaching 70 as well. Time sure does fly. Follow your dreams and don’t let self doubt prevent that fellas. Regrets are anchors that stay with you.
I remember hearing my dad sing this song so much as a kid. Im going to be 21 this year and i lost em last year to cancer. Man i miss you old man, thank you for the music and memories pops
I'm sorry bro... I lost my dad when I was just 30. It is hard. Very hard. Stay strong man.
I love this song, very calming.
I completely agree 100% with you there xx
me 3 its so soothing
I was a teenager in the 70's and this song was everywhere on the radio! Classic song, classic band, and great memories of my youth. Thank you AMERICA for this song and so many great songs! Dewey and Jerry still rock it today!
This song has been in my head for 52 years. It never gets old.
No music like this anymore 😔 😪
Why not is the real question
This song Ages like the Finest of Wines.
The 70's. Back in high school when there were no worries like today.
sipping on some tea in the morning chillin listening to the birds with the dogo 🤙🏽😎 🤙🏽maybe a nice little joint 💆♂️
1970 years, the best, freedom and music…..
To right..
I was in the 11th grade and was able to drive when this song came out - oh the memories!
Je partage votre amour pour cette chanson, et votre nostalgie. Elle m'accompagnera toujours
Always liked this song.
Please tell me the year....
I've seen two....
@@peterebanks3 1971 my friend.
@@bettyjones7739 so much thanks.1971.i was born 23.8.68....so I was at least 3.thank you...
Signing in again 2024
Timeless music from truly one of the greatest bands in the history of music!
This is one of those songs that bring my childhood back to life.
A great song !
Singing this in the countryside of San Andreas.