This is a wonderful song my cousin who died when we were young he sang it holding my hand as a friend / plz try to remaster garthbrooks we shall be free let me know message me Tricia Nichols laurelville Ohio
Easily one of the greatest songs ever. Spread love, not hate. And if you love somebody, tell them. Tomorrow might not allow it. “Now’s the time we need to share.”
I spent years as a teenager in the 90s trying to find out who sang the song and what the name was after hearing it once on the radio. That is a music struggle the internet generation will never know!
I absolutely still adore this song after all these years. And it's a song that still can bring tears to my eyes. That's how emotional it is. I tend to react that way to special songs like this one.
Been on a week long run of watching reactions to this song which I liked in the 80s, but initially wasn't sure if I still liked. Was surprised that on one occasion a few days ago, it caused me to cry.
Can't be. What made them great is what also tore them apart. The conflict, the push and pull, between Hodgson and Davies creates great art. It also rips the band apart. Neither was as great apart as they were together, but they are humans. Conflict and struggle wears you out. No matter how good the art. I am VERY thankful for the great albums we have from them, and respect the fact that they have had enough of each other too. Real lives are like that. So much great stuff comes from artists in conflict. Works for some bands. (Multiple writers getting along for decades can work too. e.g. Weir/Garcia. Every band is different.)
You said..."A lonely person. By giving them a little love you'd be surprised what you can do for that person...You never know what people are going through in life." Wow. Talk about nailing it, Jamel! I'll never meet you and get to thank you in person for all you do for me. But just know that you and your reactions have changed my life for the better. I struggle every day with chronic pain. It never leaves. Pills don't work. Doctors can't do anything for me. But you and your music reactions? They help distract me and take the pain away. Watching you and your smiles and good humor gives me real joy! I love to watch you react, bob along with the music and comment. You make me smile and feel better. God bless you, my friend. Please keep doing what you're doing. Because just know that somewhere in Kansas you are helping someone survive.
Jim Fussell Hi Jim! I'm so sorry for your suffering and pain! I want you to know that this old lady from Down Under cares about you and will pray for you! So glad you enjoy Jamel as I do as well! Please stay safe and God Bless! Greetings from Australia!
@@wendyryder2708 Thank you, Wendy. What a nice thing to say! I want you to know that your kindness means a lot to me, and makes me feel better every time I read it. I've always wanted to visit Australia. Someday...someday. And thank you so much for the prayers. I'm not sure that's how praying works, but I want you to know that just after I posted on this video I found two very helpful devices that have significantly helped relieve my pain. Maybe somebody heard your prayers. Who knows? In any event, you're a very kind person, and you've helped me. That's a wonderful thing to have done for another human being!
You’d be surprised what you can do for that lonely person. But you’d also be surprised what giving a little love can do for you too. Share a smile, make someone laugh, say a kind word and see what you get back. I’ll be thinking about you and I’ll say a little prayer for you as well. Oh, and here’s a little smile for you 🥰
@@crystalprice7858 You're so right, Crystal! Sending out love and kindness to others also is the best kind of self care. You get out of this world what you put into it, and taking time to share a smile, a laugh or a kind word or prayer will bring all that goodness back to you! I truly believe that is what you have done today. Thank you so much!
Greetings Jim! I also have pain & health problems - it can be a huge challenge. Glad to hear you've found some ways to help relieve yours. I come here for all the wonderful music & positivity I get from our awesome Jamel. And people like you. It DOES get me out of myself, smiling & laughing - yay endorphins! So glad we're all on this journey together. My prayers are with you also. Hang tough brother!
Such a sweet & uplifting song. My personal favorite from Supertramp. These lyrics will always be relevant as long as there are humans around. Hope everyone has a wonderful evening...🌹🌝🎶
What my heart is so thrilled about is how the younger African American is discovering and enjoying the great music of the 70's I really do believe it was the best
Jamel, I've listened to these songs since they were introduced to the masses back in the day, but since I've joined your channel, I find that I really listen to the beautiful words as well as the special music! ... I guess I've started my journey all over again.. Thanks Brother!!!
Me too... So many songs I've heard thousands, but like you said never really "heard" because I missed the actual lyrics which is meat of it all and what the artist was trying to actually convey not just the chorus. So yes my journey has been under way as well🙉🙈🙊✌🌼
I'm so glad that you got back to Supertramp. Love this song so much. This is probably Roger Hodgson's signature song, as he still ends his concerts with it. Ftom this album there is also From Now On, Even in the Quietist Moments, and Fool's Overture (my favourite Supertramp song).
Back in the late '90s, I worked with a lovely woman who had been Roger Hodgson's (singer) girlfriend when this song came out in 1977. One day, I walked into the office and "Give A Little Bit" was playing. She told me that Roger had told her that she was the inspiration for the tune. The look in her eyes said it all--it was a touching moment.
Supertramp is most definitely a unique band and my father played a lot of supertramp and peter frampton and other music from old school just to educate us , just so we were musically cultured
This album, Crime of the Century and Breakfast in America were in my dad's vinyl collection and I spent many hours listening to them. My dad has since passed and this brings back bittersweet memories.
I love this song, but almost anything of the Breakfast in America album is worth a reaction. And you're right, it is still relevant today - love doesn't go out of style. Thanks, Jamel, for all the love that you give. ✌
@@gigantor62 I think that when Breakfast In America hit bug time, the radio stations brought out Supertramp's back catalog and played it along with the "new" songs, so many people think that almost their entire catalog came from Breakfast In America. 🤣
@@gigantor62 you are absolutely correct. Think faster than I can type sometimes. I meant that I liked Breakfast in America better than this album, and anything from it is worth a reaction. Thanks for helping me clarify :)
I’ve thought how great it would be to interview him too, even though I’m not a journalist or in radio like you are. 😂 Would love to hear you interview Jamel!
Jamel, this song just proves that no matter the time, no matter the place, there is no such thing as ENOUGH love and kindness. More of both is always the answer.
The #1 band worldwide through the 70s. There are soooo many great Supertramp songs that you must listen to, School, Bloody Well Right, Dreamer, Even in the Quietest Moments, Fool's Overture, From Now On..........
The line from this song that always grabbed me the most was the won you looked most surprised about and you quoted jut after the song ended. It is a very powerful, and meaningful line for anyone feeling loneliness. The first time I heard that line it felt like someone understood me. "See the man with the lonely eyes. Take his hand and you'll be surprised." It it one of the most iconic lines in music.
It’s Raining Again is my all time favorite song....so much so that I named my daughter Reighn Waters and listened to this song every day when I was pregnant with her.✌️😊
I really enjoyed this reaction......such a perfect song, such a perfect reaction. You're a fine human being Jamel. I think we all love you too brother.
I remember when this came out in the late 70's. Had never heard of Supertramp. They then brought out the mega album Breakfast in America. So Many great songs on that. The Lead singer Roger Hodgson performed in Queenstown New Zealand 2 years ago.. Brilliant.
Roger Hodgson was a deeply sensitive man. When he and his wife had children they moved from LA to a rural location so they could focus on raising their family. That’s so impressive.
I absolutely CAN imagine and will say it again like I tell my friends and family all the time. Music is the great UNITER!! Of course we can never wrong w a Supertramp tack to remind us! ❤✌❤✌
The lyric in this song that always did it for me, just took it over the top, is when the refrain changes from "love" to "life". It needs to start with love or it wouldn't work so well. I'll give a little bit I'll give a little bit of my Life for you. With this one word the love becomes deeper, more solid, and times 9,000.
You'll be surprised at what they have to give too ❤ All of these songs are painfully beautiful reminders of my youth and it seems like we had more going for us at that time than now.
This song always makes me tear up, I don't know why. Probably because the world is so dark and cold these days...When this song came out, things were so much different. I was there. I remember.
Wow, I forgot how rich and deep this song is! You're so right, Jamel we thought we'd come together back then. Guess it is all about recovering faith hope and recommting!
Great song...but the one that really gets me is "Even in the Quietest Moments". Rodger Hodgen at his best. "And even though the stars are listening And the ocean's deep, I just go to sleep And then I create a silent movie You become the star, is that what you are, dear?"
I really liked you're selection, and I liked you're discussion of the song. Thanks for bringing out the main point, i.e., that we all need to start loving each other more on the world, now more than ever !
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Love ya bro!
have you done It's raining again, or Dreamer?
Just great music all the time
@@evilvolts School , Crime Of The Century .
Check out Supertramp's song 'Hide in Your Shell' the song is about a person who hides their suffering
There’s a few less lonely people in this world because of you and your channel.
God bless you.
Love you Jamal!
Tru ❤ Jamal
Amen!!!!!!!
True!
Amen to that !
Their Breakfast in America album was HUGE when it came out! Massive!
One of the biggest selling albums in the world
I so remember! 7th grade . . . wow
@@belindascott6916 there was no escaping it...but who wanted to? 😂
I can see why 👍 The Logical Song is really good too ☺
Full of great songs...!
Love this song. The world would be paradise if everyone took these lyrics to heart.
Very true. 🙂
I agree wholeheartedly
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❤️❤️❤️✌🏻
Don’t hold your breath right now. 🥴
This song has Jamal written all over it.
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This is a wonderful song my cousin who died when we were young he sang it holding my hand as a friend / plz try to remaster garthbrooks we shall be free let me know message me Tricia Nichols laurelville Ohio
@@tricianicholes5684 ooh
@@michelelaraia7358 I just learned about you plz listen to garth I like all kinds off music I'm not shallow
@@tricianicholes5684 same. ASAP. Sleeping now.Trani,Nordbarese,Puglia/Apulia,Southern Italy.
Easily one of the greatest songs ever. Spread love, not hate. And if you love somebody, tell them. Tomorrow might not allow it.
“Now’s the time we need to share.”
@Cobb Knobbler you are a complete jerkoff.
@Cobb Knobbler it's about bringing people together and supporting each other.
Politics just serves to divide.
Please Don’t Feed The Trolls. Not in this channel. Wrong place, wrong time.
michael balogh no he is not. Its true.
Cobb Knobbler Well said
I spent years as a teenager in the 90s trying to find out who sang the song and what the name was after hearing it once on the radio. That is a music struggle the internet generation will never know!
Oh yeah. "Hey, do you know this song? *badly hums some melody*"
@@armchairgravy8224 Ya pretty much followed by "It sound like an REO SPEESWAGON or STYX song...I think..." 🤔
I would have remnants of a song lingering in my head whose ID I wouldn’t solve until YEARS later.
@@mattiefee Damn, straight. It is always REO or Styx if you don't know who it is. Even when it's not.
I spent 20 years trying to find a song once
I absolutely still adore this song after all these years. And it's a song that still can bring tears to my eyes. That's how emotional it is. I tend to react that way to special songs like this one.
This song goes somewhere deep and connects with everything that isn't there anymore. It's sad and uplifting all at once.
Been on a week long run of watching reactions to this song which I liked in the 80s, but initially wasn't sure if I still liked. Was surprised that on one occasion a few days ago, it caused me to cry.
Great Song! "Goodbye Stranger" is another.... Most of the album in fact.
He has already reacted to Goodbye Stranger and a few others.
The title track is one of the most beautiful songs ever.
@@t0dd000 I can't keep up with who's done what....lol
@@2869may Use the search function on his channel page. Everyone should get used to doing that.
@@ehcmier I'll just take my chances.... ;)
Excellent tune!! Always thought Supertramp was underrated.
Supertramp is one of my favorite bands and a band that I wish still made music ❤😍❤
Can't be. What made them great is what also tore them apart. The conflict, the push and pull, between Hodgson and Davies creates great art. It also rips the band apart.
Neither was as great apart as they were together, but they are humans. Conflict and struggle wears you out. No matter how good the art.
I am VERY thankful for the great albums we have from them, and respect the fact that they have had enough of each other too. Real lives are like that.
So much great stuff comes from artists in conflict. Works for some bands. (Multiple writers getting along for decades can work too. e.g. Weir/Garcia. Every band is different.)
Hodgson is still Active
You said..."A lonely person. By giving them a little love you'd be surprised what you can do for that person...You never know what people are going through in life." Wow. Talk about nailing it, Jamel! I'll never meet you and get to thank you in person for all you do for me. But just know that you and your reactions have changed my life for the better. I struggle every day with chronic pain. It never leaves. Pills don't work. Doctors can't do anything for me. But you and your music reactions? They help distract me and take the pain away. Watching you and your smiles and good humor gives me real joy! I love to watch you react, bob along with the music and comment. You make me smile and feel better. God bless you, my friend. Please keep doing what you're doing. Because just know that somewhere in Kansas you are helping someone survive.
Jim Fussell Hi Jim! I'm so sorry for your suffering and pain! I want you to know that this old lady from Down Under cares about you and will pray for you! So glad you enjoy Jamel as I do as well! Please stay safe and God Bless! Greetings from Australia!
@@wendyryder2708 Thank you, Wendy. What a nice thing to say! I want you to know that your kindness means a lot to me, and makes me feel better every time I read it. I've always wanted to visit Australia. Someday...someday. And thank you so much for the prayers. I'm not sure that's how praying works, but I want you to know that just after I posted on this video I found two very helpful devices that have significantly helped relieve my pain. Maybe somebody heard your prayers. Who knows? In any event, you're a very kind person, and you've helped me. That's a wonderful thing to have done for another human being!
You’d be surprised what you can do for that lonely person. But you’d also be surprised what giving a little love can do for you too. Share a smile, make someone laugh, say a kind word and see what you get back. I’ll be thinking about you and I’ll say a little prayer for you as well. Oh, and here’s a little smile for you 🥰
@@crystalprice7858 You're so right, Crystal! Sending out love and kindness to others also is the best kind of self care. You get out of this world what you put into it, and taking time to share a smile, a laugh or a kind word or prayer will bring all that goodness back to you! I truly believe that is what you have done today. Thank you so much!
Greetings Jim! I also have pain & health problems - it can be a huge challenge. Glad to hear you've found some ways to help relieve yours. I come here for all the wonderful music & positivity I get from our awesome Jamel. And people like you. It DOES get me out of myself, smiling & laughing - yay endorphins! So glad we're all on this journey together. My prayers are with you also. Hang tough brother!
Such a sweet & uplifting song.
My personal favorite from Supertramp. These lyrics will always be relevant as long as there are humans around.
Hope everyone has a wonderful evening...🌹🌝🎶
Thank you Debra, I hope you have a wonderful evening as well.
@@randycomerford2038 ~ 🙂🐾🎶
What my heart is so thrilled about is how the younger African American is discovering and enjoying the great music of the 70's I really do believe it was the best
Jamel, I've listened to these songs since they were introduced to the masses back in the day, but since I've joined your channel, I find that I really listen to the beautiful words as well as the special music! ... I guess I've started my journey all over again.. Thanks Brother!!!
^^ This, sooo much!! ^^
Me too... So many songs I've heard thousands, but like you said never really "heard" because I missed the actual lyrics which is meat of it all and what the artist was trying to actually convey not just the chorus. So yes my journey has been under way as well🙉🙈🙊✌🌼
Fool's Overture, 12 min (I believe) of true bliss ❤
I really needed this song...as a nurse during this pandemic but also as a human being who feels sad 😔 Thank you
As a nurse we should be thinking you, the emts and others.
Sending virtual hugs from afar. We’re all in this together, and we’ll all get through this together
Thank you for all that you are doing.
Stay safe!
❤
thank you. You ARE essential.
THANKS FOR WHAT YOU ARE DOING. PEACE AND LOVE
Great song! This has Jamel written all over it. ✌️💜💜💜
There's nothing like seeing someone like you enjoying music of my generation Jamel. I love your face when you enjoying it too.
One of the best songs from Supertramp. A great message for everyone.
I'm so glad that you got back to Supertramp. Love this song so much. This is probably Roger Hodgson's signature song, as he still ends his concerts with it. Ftom this album there is also From Now On, Even in the Quietist Moments, and Fool's Overture (my favourite Supertramp song).
You have great taste in music.
Fools overture is a great song, hopefully he'll react to it. There's a live version that Roger did on here I'll have to put the link on here
czcams.com/video/6aWDxuhD0FI/video.html Fool's overture
Well spoke
Back in the late '90s, I worked with a lovely woman who had been Roger Hodgson's (singer) girlfriend when this song came out in 1977. One day, I walked into the office and "Give A Little Bit" was playing. She told me that Roger had told her that she was the inspiration for the tune. The look in her eyes said it all--it was a touching moment.
Thanks for sharing
"The Logical Song"....
Yes that's a great song.
He's reacted to that one already.
@@t0dd000 I'm sure I watched it...LOL
Roger Hodgson wrote "Logical Song" about his experience at boarding school. I had read somewhere he wrote it at 19 years old. Imagine that.
MUST do the Logical Song, please!
My favorite Supertramp song !!
Supertramp is most definitely a unique band and my father played a lot of supertramp and peter frampton and other music from old school just to educate us , just so we were musically cultured
I give a lot of my love to this song and Supertramp. You can't help but smile when listening to this wonderful piece of music.
This is quintessential Jamel and why we keep coming back. Thank you Jamel!
That song brings me smile every time, when I hear it... Each time!
It's raining again..
Or the logic song.
Great memories. Greetings from Ireland.☘☘☘
Both songs are great 🖒🖒
Erin Go Bragh ! Sorry , that's The best I can type in Irish Gaelic .
This album, Crime of the Century and Breakfast in America were in my dad's vinyl collection and I spent many hours listening to them. My dad has since passed and this brings back bittersweet memories.
I love this song, but almost anything of the Breakfast in America album is worth a reaction. And you're right, it is still relevant today - love doesn't go out of style. Thanks, Jamel, for all the love that you give. ✌
This song isn't off that album.
@@gigantor62 I think that when Breakfast In America hit bug time, the radio stations brought out Supertramp's back catalog and played it along with the "new" songs, so many people think that almost their entire catalog came from Breakfast In America. 🤣
@@gigantor62 you are absolutely correct. Think faster than I can type sometimes. I meant that I liked Breakfast in America better than this album, and anything from it is worth a reaction. Thanks for helping me clarify :)
@@stevebengel1346 thanks for the grace! See my response to Steve Bronson above.
Love doesn’t go out of style. I love that!
Such a beautiful uplifting song....another home run for Supertramp!
Jamel-I would like to interview you!!
I’ve thought how great it would be to interview him too, even though I’m not a journalist or in radio like you are. 😂 Would love to hear you interview Jamel!
Let’s Do It👍🏾
If you do interview him someone please link it on a future Jamel video so his fans can all watch!
Just so good!!!!!!!!!!
Omg just saw your channel doing a interview with Decon reaction channel lol small world. When my channel grows up I’d love to get interviewed too 😉
My favorite song by Supertramp!
Even in the Quietest Moments- is a must listen🎧❤️
One of my all time favorites from Supertramp.
🙂 Just sending a smile!
One of my favorite songs on the planet!
POSITIVITY and COMPASSION - we all need more. Jamel - keep up your great work, Brother. Sending Love!
Supertramp's one of my favorite 70's bands! Breakfast In America is one of the 70's best albums!
Crime of the century is in my opinion the best overall album.
It really is! Every song is good!
Bloody Well Right !
One of Supertramp's best! It's a great tune for good vibes man.
This is my Favorite Supertramp Album. Every song on it is Beautiful!
“Take his hand, you’d be surprised “ - surprised at how much you can give and what you can learn. 🖖🏼
I love this song just because of the message. It''s everything. Glad to see it hits you right in the heart. Thank you J.
If people did this today, Norman Rockwell paintings would be real again! I love you!
All time great
So much of the music from this era is timeless!
I've patiently awaited for this reaction, after requesting it a while ago. Thank you.
What a beautiful song.
❤️
Jamel, this song just proves that no matter the time, no matter the place, there is no such thing as ENOUGH love and kindness. More of both is always the answer.
The #1 band worldwide through the 70s. There are soooo many great Supertramp songs that you must listen to, School, Bloody Well Right, Dreamer, Even in the Quietest Moments, Fool's Overture, From Now On..........
this song is all about the love J
The line from this song that always grabbed me the most was the won you looked most surprised about and you quoted jut after the song ended. It is a very powerful, and meaningful line for anyone feeling loneliness. The first time I heard that line it felt like someone understood me. "See the man with the lonely eyes. Take his hand and you'll be surprised." It it one of the most iconic lines in music.
LOVE This Song!!!
John Helliwell’s sax is just incredible.
This songs always gives me the goosebumps. Love dancing to Supertramp!
I haven’t listened to Supertramp in years. I’d forgotten how great a band they are. Fantastic.
I was 12 when my an older friend of my sisters turned me on to Supertramp/Breakfast in America on cassette.... Been a fan ever since!!!
This is a song that I will roll the windows down, turn it all the way up, then belt it out to the world!❤️❤️❤️
It's Raining Again. Not really. But can we get it.
It’s Raining Again is my all time favorite song....so much so that I named my daughter Reighn Waters and listened to this song every day when I was pregnant with her.✌️😊
And From Now On
@@jesrush It's a beautiful song, that's a beautiful name for your daughter. 😁✌
kung Few thank you! She’s an adult child now.☺️
@@jesrush ❤👍
A perfect song from start to end!
I absolutely felt that you cared with that smile you flashed. Thank you for always giving us hope while we listen with you, Jamel. Truly inspiring!!
This is such a great song. They have so many. A few others are Breakfast In America, The Logical Song and It's Raining Again.
This song reminds me so much of Orange County, California 1977. Beach Boulevard to be more exact.
FOOLS OVERTURE off Even in the Quietest Moments album is a masterpiece from Supertramp! ♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Those harmonies fill out their sound so well. Groove that fits the song. Sax is a bonus. Lyrics so meaningful.
I sure miss when the world smiled and was there for each other.
One of my favorite Supertramp songs.Thanks for posting the reaction."It's raining again" is my favorite.
I really enjoyed this reaction......such a perfect song, such a perfect reaction. You're a fine human being Jamel. I think we all love you too brother.
I remember when this came out in the late 70's. Had never heard of Supertramp. They then brought out the mega album Breakfast in America. So Many great songs on that. The Lead singer Roger Hodgson performed in Queenstown New Zealand 2 years ago.. Brilliant.
Supertramp.....enough said.....music of my youth always with a message! ..... another great song is... Lord is it mine.
I think of these kinds of songs every time I hear someone dismissing older folks with "Ok, Boomer." Different worlds. Makes you cry for the future.
Roger Hodgson was a deeply sensitive man. When he and his wife had children they moved from LA to a rural location so they could focus on raising their family. That’s so impressive.
Title song of this album Even In The Quietest Moments is also excellent.
Yes it is..
Thanks for making me remember the way I felt when I heard it for the first time.
And absolutely YES to the message of this song!
"Even back then they were singing this." How I feel when I read a Cicero quote.
you are the ambassador of love through music!!!
I absolutely CAN imagine and will say it again like I tell my friends and family all the time. Music is the great UNITER!! Of course we can never wrong w a Supertramp tack to remind us! ❤✌❤✌
We are feeling it 🥰☮️✌️
The lyric in this song that always did it for me, just took it over the top, is when the refrain changes from "love" to "life". It needs to start with love or it wouldn't work so well.
I'll give a little bit
I'll give a little bit of my Life for you.
With this one word the love becomes deeper, more solid, and times 9,000.
Thanks Jamel, one of my faves by Supertramp. Please try Ten Years After “I’d Love To Change The World”.
Going home/ woodstock
There's a long way to go with Supertramp!
So many great albums, so many great songs!
I've been listening to them since '75, & I ain't done yet! 😁
Amen, my brother! If we did this today....
Great song, what a message. And one of my favorites to play on my 12-string.
You'll be surprised at what they have to give too ❤
All of these songs are painfully beautiful reminders of my youth and it seems like we had more going for us at that time than now.
This song always makes me tear up, I don't know why. Probably because the world is so dark and cold these days...When this song came out, things were so much different. I was there. I remember.
I love people too man. We're something else.
I've always loved Supertramp, and Breakfast in America was the third album i ever bought.
I got hooked on Supertramp when I was in the Army and stationed in Germany in the mid 70's.
Excellent! Who ever suggested this to you is Top Shelf! Great as always!
One of my all time favorite songs. I remember my mom listening to this song when I was a little kid.
Wow, I forgot how rich and deep this song is! You're so right, Jamel we thought we'd come together back then. Guess it is all about recovering faith hope and recommting!
He wanted to pause it and he couldn't because he was just too excited about the lyrics. Smile Jamal this is so you.
This doesn't even scratch the surface, they have a really great song catalog
Great song...but the one that really gets me is "Even in the Quietest Moments". Rodger Hodgen at his best.
"And even though the stars are listening
And the ocean's deep, I just go to sleep
And then I create a silent movie
You become the star, is that what you are, dear?"
The tie that binds the world....MUSIC!!!!! Gods greatest gift other than Jesus
This is such a great song. One of my go to songs when I'm feeling down.
Just a lovely song, no matter how sad or angry I am listening to this song brightens my mood instantly - love it.
I really liked you're selection, and I liked you're discussion of the song.
Thanks for bringing out the main point, i.e., that we all need to start loving each other more on the world,
now more than ever !