The Beatles - Let it be REACTION SORRY I CRIED (Re Upload)
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Everybody gangsta until Let It Be plays.
Awesome comment haha dammit excellent
This needs to be on a tshirt!
Hear that my man😊
Nobody really gangsta, The Beatles and many others write truths (call them gospels) just to remind themselves (and those like us that didn't) every day.
hahaha great sense of humour,
Crying while hearing Let It Be for the first time is the correct reaction. Especially in this decade.
And in the sixties, too. The problems and fears were different, but just as serious - Vietnam, the fear of global nuclear war wiping out all life on earth . . .
@@stevenlowe3026 I was going to say the same thing. Peace seems to be an unattainable fantasy. But this song has helped to bring me peace in the 60s, 70s, and beyond.
Why only "this decade"? The calendar doesn't matter to however this lovely song makes U feel.
@@jessehammer4440 I was thinking of Covid.
I got to see Paul do this live....I cried when I saw the audience swaying their arms to this. It was a beautiful sight !
This is the reason why the Beatles are The Beatles..... a 100 years from now, someone will hear this and it will make then cry......
When it's real, it's real forever.
A man that doesn't cry isn't a man. Your grandma helped mold you into becoming a loving human and you are a man because of that and your grandma is looking down proudly.
It doesn't matter how old you are, The Beatles wrote music for everyone! Music that will be enjoyed forever.
many beatles songs are the definition of 'timeless' this is one of the more impactful
Glad my mom introduced them to me in middle school
I really didn’t listen to them until I was an adult. And I was shocked how many songs I actually knew that had been covered over decades. They are timeless!!! Now I have a daughter (9) that plays guitar, and one of the first ones she learned was blackbird and she absolutely loves the Beatles. She asked me if I would take her to their concert. Umm.
@@thebaps1143 Bless her, she is obviously very talented and it shows that she has great taste in music 🎶
That's why they are the best band
Paul McCartney wrote this about his mother, Mary, who passed away when he was a young boy and appeared to him in a dream when the Beatles were having troubles.
Really, never knew that thought he was talking about the virigin Mary this whole time.
A lot of people mistake that part for virgin Mary
@@jonathanmalone9574 I suppose that is part of the genius of the song. Like Robbie Robertson’s “The Weight.” One could interpret it as Joseph and Mary’s no room at the Inn in Nazareth. According to Robertson, it was Nazareth, PA, home of the iconic Martin Guitar Co.
@@SuperKamiPandaReact I’m going to be 63 in a couple of months and a Beatles fan forever and I learned of it less than 10 years ago watching a McCartney interview.
The Beatles do take us to church though, when Billy kicks in on the organ.
I'm just an old white woman, but I absolutely love watching these videos of young people watching, listening, and realizing for the first time what has always been there. I celebrated it every time. It often makes me wonder how we as people allowed ourselves to be divided based on skin color, musical genre of choice, Regional location, whatever. The overwhelming love and emotion you feel listening to a song like this is why music is the universal language. Great job. Thank you, I really enjoyed it. Your grandmother must have been a wonderful woman, and I know you know that she is there directing, guiding, and protecting you always.
As another old white woman, right there with ya! Fortunately I was lucky to be born and grew up with these classics, and had a lot of fun! Sweet, sweet memories!
Girl same! Another old white woman saying just let it be!! Show love, respect for everyone! And I agree his grandmother must have been amazing!❤️❤️
I think the fact they are listening to the songs for the first time, and instantly like them, which doesn't always happen first time. Shows what great songs they are.
What I find funny is when youngsters realise that what they do we did too…with MUCH better music and depth. In a sense, I think we were a greedy generation. We had it all. For better or worse.
Music keeps trying to bring us together...so let's keep listening to each other's music
Never feel like you have to apologize for getting emotional. This is a powerful song and it touches everyone for different reasons.
She was reaching out to you.
daine the goat men always feel we have to apologize for being emotional sometimes you just have to let it be.. eh
This song touches me too. My mom and dad are passed and I think of both of them every time. We even played this at my dad's funeral. Everyone sang along, it was beautiful.
No need to apologize, it’s a very emotional song. ❤️❤️❤️ seeing a man emotional about a remembrance of a family member makes him more of man and a vulnerable human being. Love you man. Much love.
yup, a real man should never fear showing their emotions. This is an all too short ride, Friend, and letting it all out is a cleansing experience that tends to contribute to good health (Mental as well as Physical), and Healing.
Again, Be Well Bro,
-trout
"When Mary arrived where Jesus was and caught sight of him, she fell at his feet and said to him: “Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died.” When Jesus saw her weeping and the Jews who had come with her weeping, he groaned within himself and became troubled. He said: “Where have you laid him?” They said to him: “Lord, come and see.” Jesus gave way to tears. At that, the Jews began to say: “See, what affection he had for him!”(John 11:32-36)
Wow. This emotional thing sure gets the chicks. :)
@@elizabethbird6930 I must have missed those lyrics.
There's no one else like the Beatles.
nope but theres better called the stones buddy
@@cameronpickard7456 stop talking shite divvy
loved both the beatles and the rolling stones. Different approach on Rock n Roll, both great! George Martin was a genius producer. With Jimmy Miller the Stones came to a similar quality in production and from Beggars Banquet on they made a row of masterpieces!
@@cameronpickard7456 Joker 😂
@@m.e.8153 The Stones were a great band no doubt. But no one else surpasses the sublime Beatles
My oldest son played and sang this (with his friend) at his little brother's funeral in 2019. Our Christopher took his own life at the age of 14. I can't get hear this song without sobbing. It's always been my favorite song.
how sad
Oh, mama. I am so sorry.
So sorry
❤
So sorry for your loss, my prayers to you and your family.
The good old days, when lyrics really meant something.
Paul McCartney wrote it about his mother, Mary, who passed away when he was young.
My wife Mary just passed away, 5-20-21
My condolences for your loss, Lance. Everything will be just fine.
Well, he used to say it was their assistant Mel.
@@lancevaughn432 sincerest condolences
My mom was a Mary. She passed 3 years ago. Even when she was alive this song made me cry because that is exactly what she would tell me. Miss you my sweet sweet mother Mary.
"And when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me"
Who can write a lyric like Paul?
John Lennon
@@eliboybherrera7890 😂
Paul was the hopeless romantic and John was the radical. Seperately they would be alone. But together they made the music explode.......
John Lennon -- Imagine
Out there in the dark, there's a beckoning candle
Please, never apologise for getting emotional. This song itself is one of the Beatles' masterpieces. The history behind it, the smooth sound of Paul's voice, incredible progression of instruments and the wonderful message... it can hit hard. The best music helps us channel our emotions. Thanks for sharing your memory of you grandma and your reaction.
Rome Life MATTERS: Dude. From Eminem, Dre, to the Beatles, your reactions are so, so onpoint, insightful, passionate, witty, and ESSENTIAL. Congratulations on your impending fatherhood; you will be a GREAT father. And that is Everything.
I remember when John Lennon's life was taken and on the radio they played all the Beatles music from A to Z nonstop. It took four full days...at least. Yep.
I can remember the exact spot I was at on the 101 freeway when KLOS radio station broke in and announced that John Lennon was murdered. Sad night.
I had totally forgotten that. They did the same thing in Minneapolis.
I was 10, and my sister and I were in the car headed to the mall. My mother was driving and I remember what road we were on when the news came over the radio. She pulled over and started crying. My sister and I were a little too young to really understand what was happening, but her tears conveyed the gravity of it.
did they play revolution 9
@@Mr.Ekshin I was only five but I do have vague memories of Lennon’s murder, mostly because the memory was more impressed on me bc of my mother (now 80), and her reaction. The Beatles are her favorite band of all time, so naturally she had the same sort of reaction your mother did. That’s the main thing that left an impression of the event on my young mind.
Of course I’m a huge Beatles fan now myself and have been since my youth!
Him: "Today I'm gonna react to Let It Be"
Us: "Yeah, you're about to go through some stuff"
This song was played at my dad's funeral. So it's a very special song to me. My best friends stood beside me and I'm very thankful for that.
There's the Beatles and then everyone else. Their music belies the age of the four lads from Liverpool. I sometimes sit back and wonder how were they able to channel such great music at such a young age. Exceptional genius comes but once in a lifetime and I feel fortunate to have lived through their time.
Amen Jesse. The Beatles are my all-time favorite band. I am a musician and when i evolved as a player and as my playing became more intricate my ears became tuned differently as well. By that I mean I started listening to bass lines in songs way more and when I started really listening and hearing McCartney's bass playing I was addicted and that's what really changed my playing forever. It's hard to explain to people why they are really considered "The #1 Band of all-time" Etc..) Because its not just because of their songs. They were the 1st band to put " Liner Notes " in the album, so people wcould read the lyrics while they listen. They were the 1st band to ever do " Backwards Masking ", recording vocals and instruments and then adding it to the recording backwards. They were the 1st band to ever make " Music Videos " then using the videos as pieces of promotion and sending them to stations all over so the world could see them. They fully relied on this when they decided to stop touring in 1966-67... This list goes on and on. The McCartney/Lennon writing team is definitely and will definitely be recognized as the best forever and if those who ask why can't ever see what everyone else is talking about when we discuss the genius that is The Beatles then those people were born with an unfortunate disability, For sure. haha...Take care Jesse!
NO MUSIC NO LIFE !!
Yes. You've got it in one : 4 young working class men from Liverpool came together and created a body of work which transcended their time .... which will be loved as long as people love music.
No truer words were ever said. There's the Beatles, then everyone else is fighting for second place. No clear winner. The Beatles are the Big Bang.
@@phillipecook3227 John and Paul are the nucleus. They lived just one mile apart from each other. How insane is that?
Liverpool the best city in the WORLD!
We love the way you honor your grandmother’s memory. We understand, and feel for you.
Well, I'm a senior citizen, and this made me tear up again. It affects me more than it did when I was young, because I understand loss viscerally now. Much respect to you. So sorry about your grandmother, she is beautiful.
I lost my mom when I was 33. I had put off moving out of her place for several years because she needed someone there to help her. As a result, I was existing in a state of arrested development, not really having to pay rent or the bills that most adults do. Then, she passed after just a month of being sick. Then, my dad died suddenly of a heart attack 18 months later, just as I was getting to know him. Three years later, my maternal grandma passed, at 95, from a stroke. I used to never take life very seriously, but now I see and interpret everything through the lense of someone who has gone through so much loss. Certain songs, movies, etc. take on such a different meaning because of my life experiences. Sometimes I also react to songs the same way that you did. And it's no big deal; it's just a sign of our growth and humanity.
Paul is very human. His voice can break a man down..
One of the greatest songs ever written, a song that everyone can relate to.
I know it is!
"And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me..." my mother passed 16 years ago... still makes me cry. Happy Xmas, Stay safe. Your Grandma will be with you.
I’m 28. My sister passed away 13 years ago next week at age 12 from leukemia. I feel your pain. Prayers.
I know you heard this but I know how you feel. God bless
My mom passed away 4 months ago. She had Alzheimers. She was not the woman she was when she passed and she didn't know she was dying, which was a blessing. I remember her for the woman she was not the woman with Alzheimers.
I'm so glad you had a grandma filled with love, faith and wisdom. You were very lucky to have her. Remember what she taught you always and you will be okay.
This was my Moms favorite song!!! We played it at her funeral and we all cried our eyes out. ♥️🙏🏼✌️
😭😭😭 this is me right now
So very sorry for your loss😢😢💔💔💔
@@MsPhillyG thank you!! It was back in 2014 and it feels like yesterday to my heart.
@@grobinson7507 I can understand that. My mom is on life support and it feels like we already lost her. I think out of all my siblings I'm the only one that doesn't realize she was gone the day she fell into a coma on Feb 18th
@@MsPhillyG oh dear god, I am so sorry you are going through this. This has to be just horrible to see her like this and what it’s doing to you and your siblings, mentally and physically. Lots of prayers for you guys!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@grobinson7507 Thank you so much...
Crying to a song like this proves you have a heart and that music moves you the way John, Paul, George, and Ringo meant for you to feel. I still hear music that I cry like a little baby to. Music is supposed to move you that’s the point. Don’t ever apologize for being human.
I know it's been almost a year since you posted this but I feel the need to share my story about this song. I'm 58, I am and was a huge Beatles fan when I was a teen. My Grandmother died when I was 14. Her name was Mary. I remember sitting on my living room floor, holding her pictures in my hands and listening to this song. It made me cry terribly, but it also brought me solice to her death. Tears and acceptance...that's what this song did for me.
P M this song gives me the chills so emotional when you know the background behind the lyrics😢
Music can reach deeper into us faster than most other experiences and remind us of what we really care about.
We played music before we could speak (according to George Martin, and who are we to disagree!)
That's so beautifully said, and so true. Thank you!
Music reaches into and touches the depths that no matter what metric someone measures themselves by we all share. And music like this song shine a light into those depths and connects us to each other.
Beautifully put
A gospel based song about the passing of Paul’s mum. He was devastated, but had a dream of his Mum saying to him ‘don’t worry, let it be’ . How woke up and wrote the song. Great track, keep strong bro
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No other band from the 60s or even today in 2022 can take you on such a emotional rollercoaster. The Beatles are Unmatched for 5 Decades...So far.
It's OK to cry. Thank you for showing your heart ❤
Dude the fact that you got a little teary eyed is just proof that you have a soul
"Let It Be" is always emotional! Paul's voice is so sweet and strong in this song. It's about his late mother, but I always heard and sang it as more of a hymn. The lyrics are very moving -- sad and inspiring. And from the opening piano to George's heavy-duty excellent guitar solo to the "Ahhhh" harmony in the background & Ringo's beat & John's voice it's just beautiful. It's a... pure song. Peace....
Fun fact which you might already know: George did two lead breaks for this song, well three if you include the take which featured in the film (which was a different take to the one that made the album). The two lead breaks were recorded roughly 16 months apart and the version we heard here in this video is officially the last ever bit of audio recorded for a Beatles record, laid down in April 1970. George used a rosewood Telecaster in the softer original version, and his lovely 57 Les Paul 'Lucy' in the hard core version.
Well said. The older you get the more emotional it gets.
One of the greatest songs ever written in music history.
4:42 this is my favorite part of the song. The groove combined with those lines, "And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me, shine until tomorrow" and "I wake up to the sound of music", describing how the song he's singing came to him in a dream. Fucking unreal
He’s so good he writes songs in his sleep…..literally
Beautiful tribute to your Grandmother, who was a beautiful, loving, woman who spoke wisdom to you, and was a woman of God, and in that she was a woman of hope. God's blessings on you and your family 🙏🙏🙏💖
I can relate, my beloved mom, passed away 1year ago, a month later, our beloved cat Callie, passed the same day, one month apart. Man still have a hard time everyday with my loss. Love you mom, miss you every second of everyday. RIP. In heaven.
Man don't be embarrassed, about crying. Shows you have a heart brother. Let the tears flow. God bless.
So sorry for loss of your grandmother, I feel your pain, may she rest in eternal heavenly peace. AMEN..
I’ve heard this described as a “secular Hymn” and it absolutely is. I’m glad this song came to you when you needed it most,you know who made that happen😇
I love that!
Sir Paul Did yeah 🤔
This song has made me cry many times. Especially these days. Can we make this the National Anthem....
Your grandmother sowed in you the seeds of faith, which are now growing and growing inside you. You will find that fatherhood will be one of the greatest catalysts in the world that will nurture that faith and make it grown even stronger. You realize that there is a force in this world that is greater than all of us. Sending hugs and prayers for you and your family - especially that precious little baby that is coming. You are entering the most beautiful and important part of your life - being a father and loving and bringing up that child. Rest assured your granmother is right there with you - every step of the way. Beautiful reaction! Thank you!
the twinkle in your grandma’s eyes in that picture is precious, but your open and honest reaction to the thoughts of her this song brought to your mind speaks volumes about the kind of woman she was. may her memory always be a blessing 💜
You just found out what those who grew up in the 60s knew. The Beatles are the best band all time. Period. And a lot of it is because of the emotion this song elicits. I teared up watching you. This album means SO much to me. My first serious GF, 1st love and I used to double date with another couple. This was ALL we played. Every time. One week we couldn’t go. They went and were in a wreck and the girl died.
Paul said he was struggling over an issue in his life and his deceased Mother (Mary) came to him in a dream and said Let It Be. The only other song he wrote that said came from a dream was Yesterday. Claimed he woke up and the whole melody was in his head. He asked everyone what song it was as he was sure he’d heard it.
My father, God rest his soul was a Pastor and this was His favorite song to Play & Sing on his acustic guitar 🥰☮️✌️🕊️🙏
Don't apologize for showing emotions ♥️🎶.
Amazing to think this came from a dream about his late mother Mary telling him to just Let It Be 2 dream songs this and Yesterday.FAB!
TBH I've heard this song so many times in my life (born 1974) it kind of just became background to me. It was amazing watching you absorb it for the first time. It was almost like hearing it new myself. It's also the first time I heard it since my mother died, so yeah, it hits different 🙏
My friend that's the way we all feel when we hear this song . We all got our memories running thru those lines.
Beatles were poets of rock . The best ever .
Nothing wrong with a song making you cry man! Several jams still hit me hard! Not gonna lie, I teared up during this reaction.
I'm 60 years old and this is the first album I every bought. I was 9 at the time and this song even affected me then. As the years have gone by there have been more and more people and things that help me relate to this song. I love the song and, yes, it makes me cry almost every time. Keep your grandmother in your heart and music like this will help keep her memory alive always.
Feeling for you, James. I cry my way through this song, too. Never be afraid to show some love.
Paul was inspired to write this song when his deceased mother, Mary came to him in a dream when he was feeling despair and all she said to him was Let it Be. I love that story.
My Daddy Always Said, "TRUST IN GOD, PUT IT IN GOD'S HANDS, & LET IT BE" ☮️✌️🕊️🙏
Thank you for sharing the picture of your grandmother all dressed up wearing a beautiful flower with that sweet expression on her face. Love is everything, family is everything. McCartney wrote this song about his mother, named Mary, who died when he was 14. I think we can all relate.
This song reminds me of my mother who introduced me to the Beatles when I was a young boy. This was the very first song I heard. Rest in Peace, Momma.
Don't worry if you cried mate everyone who listen to this classic song has cried awesome reactions respect from Brisbane Queensland Australia
"She's leaving home" also has a good message
I feel the same way, and I’m 60. It has so many things in it for me too. I may never be able to process all it brings up. Ain’t nothing wrong with it, “it’s just life”… Let it be… Peace…
Crying does not show weakness it just shows you have a heart ❤️
The older I get the Beatles music means more and more to ,brings back memories of friends who are no longer here also people and places long gone and yes I cried
May your grandmother RIP
So glad you had such a deep emotional connection. The Beatles reach everyone at some point.
Side note: It was so cool when you got up...you walked straight between them, like a curtain!
This was the first 45 I ever bought. I was 12, still my favorite band EVER!!
Can we take a moment to appreciate George's guitar skills here. Especially at 4:00. Your mom seemed like a good woman. God rest her soul. Keep up the good work. Your mom would be proud.
This is actually the first album I ever bought. The album jacket opened like a book and inside it were 4 separate pictures like the pictures on the album cover. I must have listened to that album 500 times, this music never gets old.
Me too Bro. It's the first album I ever bought. I still love it.
About 15 years ago they released a version without the Specter Wall of Sound background. It was much anticipated but it cannot compete with the original
I heard it said - "Big boys don't cry. Men do." Your journey is continuing. My 34 year old son cries with me (his dad passed away when my son was 15), and he is still the strongest man I know, and has the biggest heart.
What a beautiful tribute to your grandmother 💛
They played this at my dear aunt’s funeral service. It was beautiful- it touched everyone deeply. Such beautiful lyrics and a fitting way to say goodbye to a woman who was so loved. Watching this makes me miss her :(
I have loved this song for 53 years and I still get emotional every time I hear it.
I am almost 38 years old and have listened to this song for as long as i can remember and it still gives me goose bumps and makes me cry to this day. One of the greatest songs ever written
I just want to say I'm 54 years old and I was listening to the Beatles TODAY!!...CRYIN!... I remember spinning Hey Jude when I was 3 years old.
I'm a Native American with the Navajo tribe and my father never went to school or spoke a word of English. The little English he knew came from working on the railroad for 50yrs. I don't know how or where he heard this song, buy it stuck with him. I don't even know if he understood what it was that was being said, but he would sing it ever now and then out of the blue he'd start singing "etta see, etta see" and we were all wondering where or what he was sing til he told use this was the song that he got it from n he told us he loved it. So when my Father passed away on 2004 we has this played at his funeral n this song always gets us when we hear it played. It's a very emotional song for us, my brothers n sister, cause it was something my dad loved n sang even though he didn't understand the lyrics or what the song was about. Love n Miss u Dad 😢😢😢
Paul had a dream in which his mother Mary, appeared and advised him Let it Be, something she'd never said. Please watch Karpool Karaoke with him. Priceless.
Eminem better
@@kesslerrobles3998 in what way? Carpool Karaoke?
My man Rome, this is a straight out beautiful song. I have listened to it for 60 years, and it still makes me tear up. It is also a recognition from Paul for the end of the Beatles , so it is especially poignant.
My dad was Tom Cartwright, but he died in 2017 so you can't be him! Anyway, 60 years is a stretch, maybe 51 years! Cheers, John
@@jcartwrt yes. I stand corrected. In my haste to respond to Rome, I got the years off. Your estimate of 51 years is a better timeline. My condolences for the loss of your father. My parents died in 1997 within 10 weeks of each other. It was devastating. Can I presume you are a Beatles fan? I live in the US. Are you in the UK?
@@tomcartwright7134 I live near Vancouver, British Columbia. Yes I like the Beatles, but I like lots of 60's groups of course (I'm 68 so was a teen during that time). Sorry about your parents. It's always tough losing them and I have constant reminders of mine since they had so many possessions, many of which are now in our house.
@@jcartwrt thanks for your kind words. I am a huge fan of music from the sixties and seventies. I don’t encounter many folks with our last name, therefore my curiosity. I’m 68 years old and grew up in Washington DC. I wonder if we are connected by family someway.
My father passed away a year ago and I can still hear him playing this way too loud on his turntable. He speaks to me through this song. I appreciate the connection you have with this as well man.
Embrace the soul touching talent of the pre-digital era... When musicians put their very purest emotion into their art. It'll enrich you in so many inexplicable ways. You can hear it in their voices.... There's no "auto-tune" back then...
Dang my heart fluttered and I got a lump in my throat when you showed your grandmothers picture up on the screen.That pulled at my heart strings.Thanks for sharing.✌🥺🥲💛
Piano, George's wonderful lead. As usual Ringo drums for the mood of the song. Lovely harmonies
I was moved not by the music but by the reaction. It really inspires me to see someone moved by something beautiful. There are so many people who have little appreciation of beauty.
Brother, if you EVER apologise for getting emotional to something like this again, we're all going to have to give you a slap. Music like this speaks to the soul. You are meant to get emotional. Now give us a hug, James.
You know I find it almost impossible to chose a favorite song with a band as great as the Beatles. But all I'll say is that this song comes pretty damn close.
Four young lads from Liverpool changed the world, forever. How does something like that happen? How can so much talent unite like that? In about 7 years, they even changed how a generation thought.
That those 4 kids found each other has to have been an intervention by the universe.
This was the first song my dad and I ever learned to play on guitar together. He's been gone for 3 years and 3 months now. And this is the first time I've cried to this song. Nothing but happy tears. Thank you
This is what I lived through in the 60s what a time for music and wouldn't miss it for the world.
My brother.... that’s exactly what music is for ✌🏻❤️ I’ve got at least 15 songs that immediately make me weep. Ty for an honest reaction
The Beatles still reaching out and touching souls.....thanks for a great reaction my friend.
No apologies for the tears, my man. That's the power of the Beatles. Their music is pure and genuine and hits your soul in ways that you can't describe.
This past 27th of June marked 14 years since I lost my mom. I watched her leave this world after life support was pulled. She'd be 66 if she were still here.
Both her and my dad are huge Beatlefreaks, and she raised me on them from the time I was a toddler, so much that they're practically part of my DNA.
Let It Be hits me differently now than when I was a teenager, and it's funny how things like that change over a 20 year span.
She's come to me in dreams several times since her passing, and it's so powerful that it feels real until I wake up.
This one song not only reminds me of those dreams but as well the great memories of the good old days.
It never hurts to show emotion like that. Your granny is still watching over you 😊
When he says mother Mary.. He is actually talking about his mom. Mary. Who died when Paul was a kid.
Tears aren't a reason to be sorry or ashamed. Music that speaks to you and invokes an emotional reaction is a wonderful thing.
1) James Corden cries thinking about his grandfather while singing this song in carpool karaoke with Paul McCartney. It’s not just you; the songs brings the dead back to us. 2) Listen to Aretha Franklin’s version for the church experience - Paul sent it to her before it came out because he thought she’d want to do it.
When my father passed away in 2008, I played Paul's "Picasso's Last Words" and the whole crowd there was in tears....
when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me. That is as deep as can be..
Missing someone in your heart + touching, emotional music = tears. It's okay! I bawled my head off last week after I heard a song I've listened to a thousand times. It all depends on your frame of mind at the time. We all have pain and we all miss someone.
Hardly the first person to cry to this song. The message universal enough that everyone can find it applying to them.
A couple of months ago I had to end things with my girlfriend. Not because we fought or anything, it was just an issue of timing and being too busy to devote time to each other. I saw it coming and I was holding it together very well, feeling okay, but a few days after, I was driving home from the doctor’s office and this song came on (hardly the first time i’d heard it) and the message hit me and I had to pull over and let the floodgates open. That was the first time I had actually cried over the situation, but it was what I needed to hear. Certain songs do things to different people.
Hey - as a few others mentioned, Mary was Paul’s mother’s name who died when he was young.
For myself, in addition to being one of the Beatles greatest songs (and maybe Paul’s best) this song has special meaning as my mother passed when I was 7 years old.
There’s no shame in crying, man. Crying is simply a means of expressing respect, love and loss. I’ve cried to this song many times.
Any other artist this is the song of a lifetime, The Beatles: another track on the album! Love your reactions!
Thank you for your kind words. Yr love for everyone is amazing.
And Feb 8 is a very special day for me also My first son was born on Feb 8th.
I think you would like "The Fool on the Hill" off the Magical Mystery Tour album. It's the Beatles song I listen to when i need self reflection
Fool On The Hill is the equal to Nowhere Man. Both absolute genius
My favorite Beatles song! Gets me through anything... Let it Be!! ❤️❤️❤️
The Beatles are the greatest band in my opinion and it is in the world music charts even today it still is
Thank you for the words. Great reaction to this beyond beautiful song. I remember hearing it all those years ago👍