At age 74, as I lay in my hospital bed at Swedish hospital in Seattle listening to this beautiful song while fighting acute myeloid leukemia, I remember the first time I ever heard it, it was Vietnam in 1970. I have listened to this song thousands of times and I never tire of it and it always puts me at peace.
You'll see him again. He's out there waiting for you. When your time comes he'll be there to greet your arrival. Just imagine the trills you two will experience on the other side together. I wish you all the happiness that life can and will give you for the remainder of the years you have left on this planet whether it be 50 or 100. Take care Judy.
See many people in the comments remembering their passed love ones here. Let it be known that new generations are loving this music too. I'm 22 and feeling the compassion of this song with my partner. We will make sure this song is remembered.
Qué hermoso lo que sientes y compartes dulzura!!!! Es así pq la música, como TODO arte, se comunican de alma a alma, es una cuestión de afinidad espiritual con sus autores y con las otras almas afines. Felicitaciones a tí y a tu novia, por su exquisita sensibilidad.
She knows. She knows. The ones we love never truly leave us. They are in the ether. And this song captures that sense of timelessness and infinite possibilities of what lies beyond the earth plane.
I was 17 when this beautiful song made its debut. Today, at 73, it still brings back so many memories of that special time. I'm singing along and remembering. So lovely and haunting. Chills. They just don't make them like this anymore.
I was going out with a girl I desperately wanted to marry in 1981, having known her for 3 years as a friend, and I listened to this a lot. We now have 3 great kids aged 26, 19 and 16 are planning my retirement touring Europe. I cry tears of joy when I hear this.
I'm born in that Year and I alwaus preferred listen the 60s compositions. I have no kids. I listen these songs (and '70'80'90s) on a channel called RadioCapitalTV and a related radio station sender.
So sorry for your loss! I lost a great friend to suicide! This song was playing! He had some serious mental health issues!! May he now rest in peace!!!😢😢😢❤❤❤
I was born in 1982 and grew up hearing my parents listen to 60's and 70's music. They absolutely loved this song. In my opinion, those decades had some of the best music of all time.
I will never forget this song. It means a lot to me. I was stationed in Vietnam and remember writing letters but never sent them to my family because of the horrors written on them. Every time i listen to this i remember Vietnam and when i was there i was thinking about home.
Mate , No One but Jesus Christ could possibly understand give him a go please talk to him eh this stuff is still going on and we all need someone or something better that what we got to sort it out.
I wonder how if feels to know I've created something so beautiful that it will be listened to by countless generations and bring happiness to them all?
I'm sure you are totally right Peleg Tsadok. I don't know any musicians personally. However, to me it is a big deal when a person does something that has an impact far outlasting their natural life. Musicians do it comparatively often which makes them a very important part of history in my opinion..
Justin Jameson Definetely, I agree. I love history and I believe that if you want to understand the western culture and history of the last 400 years - the best way to do so is to listen to the music of the era.
We thought that the great music of the 60s was something normal. But time has shown us that very few groups since then have lived up to the high standards of the 60s
My boyfriend at that time ( 50 years ago ) played this song for me all over the campus where we lived at that time. He put a music box in the window and turned on the volume very high ….. i will never forget this moment
@@RMScShumaila we go through life basically trying to do things that make us happy, the world is designed in such a way you need material things acquired through money to be happy, most functioning people need clean air, water, food, shelter, clothing, self respect, relationships, and entertainment which in most cases don't come free you will have to spend money for them, yes love also costs money, our self respect be it flawed or not goes up when you have money in your account as it allows you to send your kids to that nice school, to buy your mom a nice present, to make monthly donations to charity etc. So in our quest to attain happiness we can get so side tracked in trying to get money to feel secure in order to feel happy, to pay off that debt in order to feel secure, in order to pay that debt we will have to work like slaves and compromise on clean air, water, healthy food, self respect, meaniningful relationships etc
The seven most beautiful slows / les sept plus beaux slows de l'histoire de la variété (pour faire un chef d'oeuvre de ce genre il faut une mélodie magique et des superbes chanteurs et musiciens, ainsi que des "forte") : Night in white satin (Moody Blues), While my guitar gently weeps (Beatles / George Harrison), Day Dream (Wallace Collection), Rain and Tears (Aphrodite's Child), When a man loves a woman (Percy Sledge), Still Loving You (Scorpions) and A Whiter Shade of Pale (Procol Harum). En France il y aurait Aline (Christophe) et Capri (Hervé Vilard).
Hold on to these things, dearly. M.B.'s left us with those 'chills & the rest as a gift to hold on to as the many storms will give Momma Earth a long deserved "REST", have Faith!
This was my parents wedding song. And now I just sent this to my husband who’s working on the frontline for covid19 . We’re expecting a baby this May ❤️🙏🏼
I hope your family and the baby are well! I’m seventeen and I’ve adored this song since I was a little girl. I have no clue where life will lead me but I know that this song will always remind me what the feeling of love is, I hope that is my wedding song one day too. Best wishes ♥️
I was 16 in beautiful Paris with the girl I loved. Nights in White Satin is playing and we are slow dancing. I have goose bumps whenever I listen to this immortal song.
I'm 30 years old, didn't grow up hearing this song really, but from a newcomers perspective I really love the "crying" sound effect in the background during the main verse. It sounds so sorrowful. Just like intensely unfilled deep love. Almost living in a state of purgatory. The desire is so strong you can't do anything besides fantasize about her.
+Tampanda They have never been afraid to get behind an emotion, and they always go big. I think because they're so ingenuous that lots of us older dudes keep fondness for the music in the closet. Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Cream [all of whom I love!] could blast through a song, Moody Blues / Justin H. could hold the notes, get to the emotional core of sorrow, pain, loss...and longing, fantasy. Will have to think on it more.
Yup, 75 and yes I still Remember crying to this. Many other of Justin's tunes will bring you there as well. Old, retired, hospice nurse, says you who are waiting to join your husband or wife, significant other, they WILL come to accompany you to Paradise.
Zionists and new world order happen at the end of 90s. Then most of real music died, leaving real musicians reduced to a conglomerate of small few minorities isolated down the depths of obscure underground scenes which are overshadowed today by ignorant disgusting brainwashing pro Zionist media.
Follow "The Daydreamers" They are an amazing new band and they create great music. "I was once a man" and "Paper Child" are some of their best songs. :)
I was too young to be drug infested. My mom used to blair this song on my older sisters stereo all the time when my dad was at work, we come home from school and the house was shaking. She was in her 30's at the time.
Nights in white satin Never reaching the end Letters I've written Never meaning to send Beauty I'd always missed With these eyes before Just what the truth is I can't say any more 'Cause I love you Yes I love you Oh how I love you Gazing at people, some hand in hand Just what I'm going through they can't understand Some try to tell me, thoughts they cannot defend Just what you want to be, you will be in the end And I love you Yes I love you Oh how I love you Oh how I love you Nights in white satin Never reaching the end Letters I've written
[Late Lament - Graeme Edge] Breathe deep the gathering gloom Watch lights fade from every room Bedsitter people Look back and lament Another day's useless Energy spent Impassioned lovers wrestle as one Lonely man cries for love and has none New mother picks up and suckles her son Senior citizens wish they were young Cold hearted orb that rules the night Removes the colours from our sight Red is grey and yellow white But we decide which is right And which is an Illusion?
dam i feel you my parents are starting to have health problems they in there 70s . i hope i go first there is no way i can handle loosing my mom and i do have heart problems so i will probaly die before my mom or my dad thank god
Me To !!, everytime i hear this song, its direct communication with my beloved late mother Josephine , the finest human being ever put on earth by god Almighty
I'm really pleased that this song is getting a new breath of life for a brand new generation (through its use in advertising), because it is simply so epic, magnificent and full of pathos. I marvel that Heyward wrote this at the tender age of 19!
Everyone always claims the music they grew up on was the best. But, in this case, for sheer "head music" there was NOTHING like the 70's. Especially during the early to mid 70's. Once the Bee Gees came on the scene in the late 70's an into the 80's, that music DOMINATED the clubs and dance music. it had it's place for sure. But, for "head music" NOTHING compared to the early to mid 70's. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT..........ALL OF THAT ERA WAS SHEER MASTERPIECE.
Namorei ao som desta música, com o meu marido, na altura, meu namorado. Já estou casada há 43 anos, e ambos continuamos a ouvir as músicas dos anos 70, e 80. Foi uma época com muita boa música. Esta música provoca-me uma nostalgia (saudável), da minha juventude
The Nutters Workshop Truly timeless. Even people I know who say they're not into older music get emotional when I put this on. It's just beautiful. They see beyond the era and connect on an emotional level. The plaintive vocal. The strings. The pounding beat like the ocean.
"When you desire only the result, you start trying to take shortcuts... and when you start taking shortcuts, you might start losing sight of the truth. Eventually, you'll lose your motivation too" "I believe the will to seek out the truth is what's important. As long as you have the will to seek it out, then, even if the perp gets away this time, you'll reach your destination in time, won't you? That's because you're seeking it out, don't you agree?" RIP Abbachio
There are no shortcuts. it took me a year to find the truth and I almost killed myself doing it and it took me 3 years to recuperate from it. But it was the experience that made it worth while and a reason to live. People just need to get in touch with themselves because it's all laid out in bits and pieces after the system got through with you. That's what Micks song addresses about the Jigsaw Puzzle.
My daughter who is 30 and lives in Europe heard this song for the 1st time a short while ago. She phoned me and said mom have you ever heard that song. I managed not to laugh
34 years ago, I lost a young friend who was like a younger sister to me, her name was Marian, she was only 20 years old, I cried at her funeral, and through the years I've never forgotten her or her smile or her chestnut red hair..... three months ago I was in the Emergency room, I had left for the night, I wasn't feeling well, the next morning at 5:30 AM I took a drive to check on family, immediately afterwards I became very I'll, to the point where my blood pressure had dropped and I passed bout at the wheel, my car came to rest inside a building, totally destroyed, my sternum fractured, my wrist , ribs, family was notified, but before I passed out I did see something white, and before I came too I felt her presence as if she was guarding me, . a guardian angel....I love you Marian, it wasn't my time but I know now you're waiting for me, this song reminds me so much of you....rest well little sister 💕
Une époque où l'on savait faire des slows... et les écouter, maintenant complètement disparue en France. Heureusement les anglo-saxons savent encore en faire, eux.
@@Ami_des_slows La différence entre eux et nous, c'est le nombre de groupes, beaucoup mois nombreux en France car les artistes chantent chantent plus souvent en solo, moeurs différentes sans doute.
Makes sense to me. This song pulls emotions out of you ...you're gonna be the best boy/girlfriend ever with your heart and the way you Interrupt music. Just don't rush it.
Like that I didn't know where you were going.....though I did catch the next train, to arrive a second behind. I used that metaphor, because I think of trains for some reason when I hear this..... And I've never ridden on one. Though my favorite present for Christmas from ages 6--9, was a toy train set. 🚂🚶🎄
For a 16 year old you are pretty world wise. I was perhaps 14 when this song came out and it caused much longing in my heart. Now I;m 68 and we were just discussing it. I thought I was pining for some girl but then settled on 'I probably didn't have a special girl I was yearning for but instead the song just provoked a feeling of angst in me.' I still love songs with an angst edge. It never goes away.
My grandfather used to sing this and play it on his acoustic guitar before he passed away. While we were listening to his recording of this song a hawk flew over everyone. Ever since that day, I see a red finned hawk with 4 black spots on the under side of the wings. I miss you every day Grandpa.
I'm 18 and I am head over heels in love with this song and of course, the Moody Blues......I love modern music more than anything but I can say undoubtedly that no amount of Billie Eilish or Justin Bieber can beat any of these stunning, touching creations
He was only 19 when he wrote this in 1965. The lyrics are so poignant and melancholy and he sings it so passionately. I've not listened to this in years, it really is magnificent and it is strange that at this time in my life it seems to have so much deeper significance.
Beautiful song. I can't believe my grandfather played with them once when they came to KC. I was backstage and the drummer had a huge box of sticks and was grabbing new ones as he was throwing the others in the air. This band is amazing!!!
Not sure how old I was when I heard this first, but my grandad had a cafe and a wurlitzer type of record player and this was played constantly. I still love it.
Because they speak to your soul and probably reflect how deeply you feel. I've had ex's wonder how I could find sad songs beautiful. They always thought I was so strange because of this.
It depends on whether you want to FEEL yourself or not - most people are afraid to touch their feelings, it might hurt - and it does! But it gives more than it hurts in my opinion :)
This brings back so many memories of nights at home. Daddy would turn on his record player and he would play the songs he had listened to when he was a teenager in the '60's. I miss those times in that run-down trailer house in the middle of the country. I can't go back to those times; they don't exist anymore but in my memories. The house is different, the times are different. But dad's record player is still here and so are his records. Next time I head out that way, maybe he'll put some of them on for me and my whole family can be swept back into time where those memories reside.
Thank you Jojo/Araki for showing us such great songs and bands and keeping them alive. Some songs may have their comment sections taken over by Jojo fans, but that`s a good thing really. We appreciate it all.
I didn’t know this song was so old. It has an early 2000’s indie vibe to it that’s why I thought it was released in the 2000’s but it just proves how timeless some music can be.
Touche...we always knew their music was ahead of our time and many said so, including me. How many people get together and discuss popular music and what the writer was trying to convey? I can't see this in recent or present music happening. Yet friends would get together and talk about the music of our day...the Moody Blues were epic in their day, and still are in my book. They are..."timeless".
@@stefroque5152 no you can definitely tell it isn't 50's, the sounds are more complex and mysterious than the soppy love songs Elvis, Sinatra or Jerry Lee Lewis were coming up with in the 50's
One of Rock's All-time great works: The Moody Blues album Nights in White Satin. No one else in the entire world was doing anything quite like this, and ......fortunately for them.......no one else tried.
+Mic Tod™ It just proves that sometimes originality trumps trendiness. Unfortunately today's music is too trendy and originality gets overlooked. I'm an aspiring novelist and have an ebook out. I try to be original in my work as well.
+resignator I'm an old fan of KC and Robt Fripp, and yes, they were just as unique but in an entirely different, advant-garde sort of way. Fripp was not trying to concoct orchestral melodies but something utterly unlike the Moody Blues, or anyone else... (imo).
agree with your comment about the R&R HOF and ask myself that question about alot of Classic Rock bands. I must assume that younger generations have control of the decisions.??
Being born in early 60's, growing up this song always reminded me of my dad because he always had this song playing on the radio. Saw them 3 times in concert. Never forget it being an outside concert it storming for maybe 15minutes lightning and thundering and they were still on stage playing away and I didnt move a muscle. MoodyBlues will live on forever.
I remember an April night in 2005, sitting on my parents deck in Atlanta, and listening to their concert from Chastain Ampitheater. It was as great as the original. Called my son at work so he could listen to it. He was jealous and wouldn't talk to me for a week. Actually, if he didn't have to work that night he would have been sitting on the deck enjoying the concert with me. It is maybe 3 blocks from our house and is a place I used to work at in the summers on concerts and Broadway shows. I am 69 now but the memories of working there and the memories of just listening to amazingly great concerts on our deck, cheating by watching outside the walls of the ampitheater for many concerts and to actually work there are great memories. My boyfriend during my teen years used to call me up late at night and play this to me (along with the poem at the end). Next month we will be celebrating our 50th anniversary. Maybe the song has good vibes.
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I have recently lost my darling wife of 50 years and we played this at her funeral!!
Sorry for your lost .. how fortunate you two where to have 50 yrs .. it’s unhurd of in this generation.. a blessing
Thinking of you Brother. 50 years is a very long time. Always here if you want to chat 😊.
Sorry for your loss 😢
You' have wonderful taste Sir! I have no doubt your wife is smiling and appreciative of the gesture!
That would have me in a torrent of tears!😭😭😭😭
At age 74, as I lay in my hospital bed at Swedish hospital in Seattle listening to this beautiful song while fighting acute myeloid leukemia, I remember the first time I ever heard it, it was Vietnam in 1970. I have listened to this song thousands of times and I never tire of it and it always puts me at peace.
Thank You !!
Impresionant.
Hope You Recover Quickly.
God Bless 💗🙌
Prayers for you! 🙏🙏🙏
@@vickiesweikert7966 Thank You So Much. God Bless 💗🙌
My husband's favorite song. I lost him in 2017. We were married for 26 years. God I miss him!
Was my dads. Lost him 2018
Sounds like he was a great man. So sorry for your lost!
I am so sorry for your loss. Sending healing thoughts your way. 😢
You'll see him again. He's out there waiting for you. When your time comes he'll be there to greet your arrival. Just imagine the trills you two will experience on the other side together. I wish you all the happiness that life can and will give you for the remainder of the years you have left on this planet whether it be 50 or 100. Take care Judy.
@@asouthernlad717 I really hope this is true Brother,I really miss my Dad and siblings,and I wouldn't say I'm that old,lifes.........well
See many people in the comments remembering their passed love ones here. Let it be known that new generations are loving this music too. I'm 22 and feeling the compassion of this song with my partner. We will make sure this song is remembered.
Qué hermoso lo que sientes y compartes dulzura!!!! Es así pq la música, como TODO arte, se comunican de alma a alma, es una cuestión de afinidad espiritual con sus autores y con las otras almas afines. Felicitaciones a tí y a tu novia, por su exquisita sensibilidad.
Right on baby
Bellísima una melodía para una sinfónica grandísima cancion
Thank you. I am one of those oldies remembering this song. I love it still. ❤️🙂
Here’s hoping.
I was in my 20’s when the Moody Blues mesmerized me with their music. I’m 72 now and still love hearing it.
Me too sister
Time goes so fast..
Fuck time
Yeah
But the music made life
This song makes me miss my late wife and the love of my life. I've lost her 3 years ago from brain cancer. I hope she knows how much I miss her.
She knows. She knows. The ones we love never truly leave us. They are in the ether. And this song captures that sense of timelessness and infinite possibilities of what lies beyond the earth plane.
Lovely words mate i believe in after life and i know she is with you until you meet again ❤
She knows.....yes she knows
I'm very sorry to hear that. I hope things are going well for you.
I think she knows.
Do you know how she got brain cancer? I study that. I'm so sorry. 😢
If you're listening to this song right now your brain is functioning well and you have great taste in music. Congratulations!
Hallo, wie geht's dir ?? Nun, ich hoffe genau, ich bin bei euch all diese Musik weckt wundervolle Erinnerungen
What if i don't like it?
Yes ❤
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My favorite song. Very personal.
I lost my husband last year it was our song we were married for 48 years
Sorry for your loss
@@janicefrary8830 So Very Sorry For Your Loss.
My Husband's Favorite Too.
God Bless 💗🙏
So sorry listine also played this song as we walked out the funeral home!
@@ElizabethNack So Very Sorry.😥
God Bless 💗🙏
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢me too l married 24 years
I was 17 when this beautiful song made its debut. Today, at 73, it still brings back so many memories of that special time. I'm singing along and remembering. So lovely and haunting. Chills. They just don't make them like this anymore.
Also 73...
And I like this old nice song.
I wish I could understand the feeling that must invoke! What a time to be alive!!! And to be 17!!!
Great Song ranks as One of the best Classic al Song of all time
I’m still enjoying this timeless piece of music,truly a masterpiece,I am 70 now ,was 14 when this song was released
Mee to
This was my husband‘s favorite song of the Moody Blues. We were married almost 53 years and I lost him in 2024.
This band is just one reason I'm happy to have grown up with the best rock and roll music the world will ever see
I say that all the time, and you are right. No one will ever experience music the way we did. And it will never be better.
Amen!
True
Child of. The sixties-; I have the ..,
@@JosephLewis-r9c too much weed makes you forgetful 😺
I just lost my wife after 47 years this was our song I listen to it often helps me to get through the hard times
I was going out with a girl I desperately wanted to marry in 1981, having known her for 3 years as a friend, and I listened to this a lot.
We now have 3 great kids aged 26, 19 and 16 are planning my retirement touring Europe.
I cry tears of joy when I hear this.
+john leigh i live in vienna, Austria leave me a message and i will show you around
+john leigh That gave me goosebumps. So has this song always done. A true classic.
I'm born in that Year and I alwaus preferred listen the 60s compositions. I have no kids. I listen these songs (and '70'80'90s) on a channel called RadioCapitalTV and a related radio station sender.
+TheTomatenfisch Thanks, thats's really generous :)))
+Ivory Dream Ty
This was one of my Dad's favorite songs. He passed away last April and I wish I was listening to this with him.
So sorry for your loss! I lost a great friend to suicide! This song was playing! He had some serious mental health issues!! May he now rest in peace!!!😢😢😢❤❤❤
I was only 15 in 1967. Here it is 53 years later. So glad I grew up to 60's / 70's music.
I was born in 1967 the year this song came out.
I was born in 1982 and grew up hearing my parents listen to 60's and 70's music. They absolutely loved this song. In my opinion, those decades had some of the best music of all time.
I was only 12. / B.
Me too - born 1950 and lived the dream of '60s and '70s and into the '80s pop music. And still living it - even when about to hit 72.
I would of loved to be that age in the 60's. You're truly a lucky woman to have been there when all the great music was happening. 💕 I was born in 79'
Well, time to replay this song. M0:00DY BLUES!!!
You were really great in Endgame
Go back to dust
No more ;-;
How did you survived.
all of this for farming
Hello from 2024 , this song is an absolute masterpiece one of the best ever keep it real hang in there ✌️
I watched a UA-cam reading n this song came up, weird thing is I'm sure my ex partner played this song to me when we were together 💔
Finally saw them in Houston two years ago. We're old now❤
One of my most loved songs for over 50 years, hard to believe it was released in 1967! Time truly flies.
Wow I thought it was released in the ‘80s! Seems really ahead of its time. Looking at this video, it does seem older than ‘80s though.
Doesn’t it
Je suis un français de 66 ans je me souviens de cette chanson on l'écoutait sur le poste de radio tous ces titres redécouvert grâce à UA-cam
@@Eric-wm5jyQuelle belle époque, nostalgie quand tu nous tiens 😢
My husband always thought I was having an affair with you Justin! You lived near me in Windsor. I'm donovans sister in law
I will never forget this song. It means a lot to me. I was stationed in Vietnam and remember writing letters but never sent them to my family because of the horrors written on them. Every time i listen to this i remember Vietnam and when i was there i was thinking about home.
Interesting story. Thanks for sharing
+e16able at least u made it back
+e16able what happen with that letters?
Mate , No One but Jesus Christ could possibly understand give him a go please talk to him eh this stuff is still going on and we all need someone or something better that what we got to sort it out.
Thanks Ian.
I wonder how if feels to know I've created something so beautiful that it will be listened to by countless generations and bring happiness to them all?
I've been wondering that my whole life. Great comment.
+Justin Jameson This definitely should be in the list of songs everyone should hear before they die if it's not in there already
+Justin Jameson From my experience with watching musician's interview, it seems they don't make such a big deal out of it once they are used to it.
I'm sure you are totally right Peleg Tsadok. I don't know any musicians personally. However, to me it is a big deal when a person does something that has an impact far outlasting their natural life. Musicians do it comparatively often which makes them a very important part of history in my opinion..
Justin Jameson
Definetely, I agree.
I love history and I believe that if you want to understand the western culture and history of the last 400 years - the best way to do so is to listen to the music of the era.
I wasn't born in the sixties, but I can still appreciate the beauty of that era and this song!
We thought that the great music of the 60s was something normal. But time has shown us that very few groups since then have lived up to the high standards of the 60s
Congratulations for your good taste. From France.
Bruh you don’t have to be born in the 60s to appreciate a good music
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This is a master piece! Our generation cannot be duplicate.❤
My boyfriend at that time ( 50 years ago ) played this song for me all over the campus where we lived at that time.
He put a music box in the window and turned on the volume very high ….. i will never forget this moment
When you desire only the result you start to take shortcuts, eventually you lose sight of the truth, eventually you lose your motivation too.
I mean, what more does humanity need to consider JoJo as a religion when you have deep lines like that one.
What a beautiful comment.
Very poetic and deep comment, as "deep as a mind from an altar".
Can someone this to me in an example.
@@RMScShumaila we go through life basically trying to do things that make us happy, the world is designed in such a way you need material things acquired through money to be happy, most functioning people need clean air, water, food, shelter, clothing, self respect, relationships, and entertainment which in most cases don't come free you will have to spend money for them, yes love also costs money, our self respect be it flawed or not goes up when you have money in your account as it allows you to send your kids to that nice school, to buy your mom a nice present, to make monthly donations to charity etc. So in our quest to attain happiness we can get so side tracked in trying to get money to feel secure in order to feel happy, to pay off that debt in order to feel secure, in order to pay that debt we will have to work like slaves and compromise on clean air, water, healthy food, self respect, meaniningful relationships etc
Still gives me chills after all these years. Haunting beautiful words and music.
Hello beautiful, how are you doing??
The seven most beautiful slows / les sept plus beaux slows de l'histoire de la variété (pour faire un chef d'oeuvre de ce genre il faut une mélodie magique et des superbes chanteurs et musiciens, ainsi que des "forte") : Night in white satin (Moody Blues), While my guitar gently weeps (Beatles / George Harrison), Day Dream (Wallace Collection), Rain and Tears (Aphrodite's Child), When a man loves a woman (Percy Sledge), Still Loving You (Scorpions) and A Whiter Shade of Pale (Procol Harum). En France il y aurait Aline (Christophe) et Capri (Hervé Vilard).
I loss my husband in 2020, the older songs brings back memories, that we would play,on his photographer, I still miss him ,
its always haunting even with cover bands lord have mercy the best to profess to a woman
Hold on to these things, dearly. M.B.'s left us with those 'chills & the rest as a gift to hold on to as the many storms will give Momma Earth a long deserved "REST", have Faith!
This was my parents wedding song. And now I just sent this to my husband who’s working on the frontline for covid19 . We’re expecting a baby this May ❤️🙏🏼
I hope your family and the baby are well! I’m seventeen and I’ve adored this song since I was a little girl. I have no clue where life will lead me but I know that this song will always remind me what the feeling of love is, I hope that is my wedding song one day too. Best wishes ♥️
How wonderful! Congratulations! My prayers are with you!🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@elizatreadaway6799 I'm 18. I liked reading what you had to say. God bless you!
One Love to you ❤️
How are you now? How's the baby? Hope you're all ok :)
I was 16 in beautiful Paris with the girl I loved. Nights in White Satin is playing and we are slow dancing. I have goose bumps whenever I listen to this immortal song.
And what happened to this girl from Paris ?
Did you end up marrying each other?
Êtes-vous toujours avec elle malgré tout ce temps passé
part of that gold experience
Reminder that Bruno dresses white
Almost a gold requiem
This song will never lose it's magic. So haunting, obsessive, romantic, and angelic. Also, that Flute solo is untouchable
Gorgeous song, food for the soul.
So *bizzare*
Nemoris Inferioris . Nights in white satin. Truly a song and a half. Captures the time as few others do. Perfect video also.
eon anderson would thrash the flute solo hes the master.
Nemoris Inferioris
yeah but jojo
This is a song you listen to at full blast when the homies aren’t around
Lol..me too
Stop trying to impress people and hiding what you like. You’re not weird you are intelligent
YESS ME TOOO
Who says you can't blast it WITH the homies around?
lol, that's so funny and cute!
The first time I heard this song, it gave me the chills. 50 years later, it still does.
Timeless song. It's one of those songs that should go down with historical significance. Just amazing to me.
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your not wrong cleenlivin, been listening to this song since I was a child and still consider it one of the all time best tracks ever recorded.
It comes straight from the sole!
This is what Bill and Ted were supposed to play in order to save the universe!!! Amazing!!!
this is not a song.
It's a intense masterpiece.
Spot on. ♥
BR detected
@@nico_chopper_br yeah
@@nthlns Pelo nome já deu pra ver haha
E concordo demais com o comentário
@@nico_chopper_br pois é kkkkk mt bom saber que mais brasileiros conhecem essa música incrível
I'm 30 years old, didn't grow up hearing this song really, but from a newcomers perspective I really love the "crying" sound effect in the background during the main verse. It sounds so sorrowful. Just like intensely unfilled deep love. Almost living in a state of purgatory. The desire is so strong you can't do anything besides fantasize about her.
+Tampanda im 32 and this was a child hood classic! different radio stations :) bless
that's funny I'll be 31 in Apr n this is the kind of stuff I grew up listening to thru my parents :) good shit!
+MrCoops83 yup!
+Tampanda I did now an old man looking back at a world so changed it is another planet to me.
+Tampanda They have never been afraid to get behind an emotion, and they always go big. I think because they're so ingenuous that lots of us older dudes keep fondness for the music in the closet. Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Cream [all of whom I love!] could blast through a song, Moody Blues / Justin H. could hold the notes, get to the emotional core of sorrow, pain, loss...and longing, fantasy. Will have to think on it more.
SUCH AN UNDER RATED GROUP. THEY WERE FANTASTIC . ANYONE OUT THERE AGREE..
Yup,
75 and yes I still Remember crying to this. Many other of Justin's tunes will bring you there as well.
Old, retired, hospice nurse, says you who are waiting to join your husband or wife, significant other, they WILL come to accompany you to Paradise.
I certainly do they were fantastic , none left now all R.I.P. ❤
They were like a golden experience
why can't music be like this again
Music is created by inspiration. No magic in society... No magic in the music...
Political correctness and acid being a lot harder to find.
Zionists and new world order happen at the end of 90s. Then most of real music died, leaving real musicians reduced to a conglomerate of small few minorities isolated down the depths of obscure underground scenes which are overshadowed today by ignorant disgusting brainwashing pro Zionist media.
Follow "The Daydreamers"
They are an amazing new band and they create great music.
"I was once a man" and "Paper Child" are some of their best songs. :)
King Sage will do :)
grewing up in the 60 + 70 was the BEST.. + I was at Woodstock 1969. the best thing I ever gave to myself. Sam
+sandra sword You were at Woodstock in 1969?!? That's so lucky! What was it like?
If you remember the 60's you weren't there ...
I was and its a drug infested blur ...lol...
i was glad you got to go
I was too young to be drug infested.
My mom used to blair this song on my older sisters stereo all the time when my dad was at work, we come home from school and the house was shaking. She was in her 30's at the time.
+bobbg Your mom sounds awesome!
Nights in white satin
Never reaching the end
Letters I've written
Never meaning to send
Beauty I'd always missed
With these eyes before
Just what the truth is
I can't say any more
'Cause I love you
Yes I love you
Oh how I love you
Gazing at people, some hand in hand
Just what I'm going through they can't understand
Some try to tell me, thoughts they cannot defend
Just what you want to be, you will be in the end
And I love you
Yes I love you
Oh how I love you
Oh how I love you
Nights in white satin
Never reaching the end
Letters I've written
you the real mvp
Maria Teresa Tauscher I can't thank you enough! 💜
Thank you Maria
What about the poem at the end?
[Late Lament - Graeme Edge]
Breathe deep the gathering gloom
Watch lights fade from every room
Bedsitter people Look back and lament
Another day's useless Energy spent
Impassioned lovers wrestle as one
Lonely man cries for love and has none
New mother picks up and suckles her son
Senior citizens wish they were young
Cold hearted orb that rules the night
Removes the colours from our sight
Red is grey and yellow white
But we decide which is right
And which is an Illusion?
R.I.P. Mike Pinder, the master of the mellotron.
Holy shit. I finally found the song my dad keeps playing with his guitar.
Some dry lad I bet your father plays this song well!!!!
Some dry lad 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✌🏻
why did your dad not tell you the name of the song?
@@LILFATTY303 why didn't he
This Song is like floating through a dream....
Very well put !
a train journey
I'd recommend listening to Days of Future Passed. The whole thing is a crazy, beautiful dream...
@@leslieortenzi8875 the moody blues album? if so, i agree. it’s an amazing album!
@@izzym4318 absolutely!
This song is so hauntingly beautiful it gives me chills hearing the passion in his voice
I felt that passion making love for the first time in my life. My teenage love
Yes!
Mnie także!
I don't know if Justin intended it, but this is a very sexy song. IMO, it could have been written to seduce a woman.
You give me chills..
My Mothers favorite song. Shes been gone 12 years and tears always flood my eyes when I hear it.
dam i feel you my parents are starting to have health problems they in there 70s . i hope i go first there is no way i can handle loosing my mom and i do have heart problems so i will probaly die before my mom or my dad thank god
You can use M0:00DY BLUES to rewind the moments you had with her.
*yes, this is a Jojo reference*
this thread is bringing tears to me, as i also can relate...
Me To !!, everytime i hear this song, its direct communication with my beloved late mother Josephine , the finest human being ever put on earth by god Almighty
hey Greg, turn those tears in 2 a smile I'm sure your mum would have wanted it that way .✌💙😎STEV.my mum likes this 2 .
Oh that voice. Oh that flute. Oh that guitar. Oh that drum. Oohhh that beautiful song.
And Justin's Voice!
And that mellotron, you know, sound like violins but it's actually like a keyboard with tapes of violins for each notes.
Cindy Christian oh that violin.
absolutely Cindy,totally agree!
absolutely
I'm really pleased that this song is getting a new breath of life for a brand new generation (through its use in advertising), because it is simply so epic, magnificent and full of pathos. I marvel that Heyward wrote this at the tender age of 19!
' Nights in white satin' will be around as long as man lives on this earth.
Ditto. One of my favorite songs ever.
Which ad is it used for?
@@Anna_Key "Bleu de Chanel".....with Timothee Chalamet. (men's cologne)
Bleu de Chanel@@Anna_Key
Last member of the Moody Blues passes away. One of my favorite songs ever. Thank you Moody Blues! RIP
This song is hauntingly beautiful.
I said the exact thing before reading your comment. The song affects us that way, doesn't it.
@@rebahensley1645Certainly!!!!.
Sadly... you never reached the end...
It's a terrible day to have a rain... modern crusaders...
Some try to tell me. Others say less , Alice just keeps seeking. The rabbit remains no letter sent🍄
@@jewlb6405 But the Doormouse said.
Feed your habbit. Don't loose your head.
We are all mad here.
You even referenced fullmetall alchemist damn
seeing people today enjoy music like this gives me hope in humanity
GeneralMailMan With love from India 😊
ME TOO
True - same here!
This is the spirit of the Zeppeli family! It's the human spirit!
This is on my top five songs list with Seed of Memory-Terry Ried and Zoom-The Commodores
I was born in 70s and I grew up listening to this song through out my life and till now 2023. Wish youngsters now would listen to this masterpiece
I like their music....so beautiful. ❤❤❤❤
Everyone always claims the music they grew up on was the best. But, in this case, for sheer "head music" there was NOTHING like the 70's. Especially during the early to mid 70's. Once the Bee Gees came on the scene in the late 70's an into the 80's, that music DOMINATED the clubs and dance music. it had it's place for sure. But, for "head music" NOTHING compared to the early to mid 70's. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT..........ALL OF THAT ERA WAS SHEER MASTERPIECE.
I was born 2003 and this is one of my favorite songs ever :) and my cat loved this song.. i listen to it when i really miss him
Namorei ao som desta música, com o meu marido, na altura, meu namorado. Já estou casada há 43 anos, e ambos continuamos a ouvir as músicas dos anos 70, e 80. Foi uma época com muita boa música. Esta música provoca-me uma nostalgia (saudável), da minha juventude
I've been listening to "Nights" and the Moody Blues for almost 50 years and they never get old.
This song puts a hole in my heart ❤️
The crimson floor paints my epitaph
*_Moody blues noises._*
nice way to put it... however this song lets me know I still have a heart..... although I do notice there is hole in it that cannot be filled.
@@mariochartouni great song please check out Essential Classic Rock Vinyl Records
and many more videos on my channel
@@levalpat great song please check out Essential Classic Rock Vinyl Records
and many more videos on my channel
Some songs capture a pure timeless emotion, this is one of them
Timeless because you can replay the「Moody Blues」as much as you want?
simply incredible
The Nutters Workshop
Truly timeless. Even people I know who say they're not into older music get emotional when I put this on. It's just beautiful.
They see beyond the era and connect on an emotional level. The plaintive vocal. The strings. The pounding beat like the ocean.
It's a song about satin bed sheets, they were high off their butts and they made a song about satin bed sheets it's not that deep.
Pure passione
kek
Formidable !!! MERCI pour ce partage... Je ne m'en lasse pas 'du haut' de mes 78 ans...
❤
"When you desire only the result, you start trying to take shortcuts... and when you start taking shortcuts, you might start losing sight of the truth. Eventually, you'll lose your motivation too"
"I believe the will to seek out the truth is what's important. As long as you have the will to seek it out, then, even if the perp gets away this time, you'll reach your destination in time, won't you? That's because you're seeking it out, don't you agree?"
RIP Abbachio
There are no shortcuts. it took me a year to find the truth and I almost killed myself doing it and it took me 3 years to recuperate from it. But it was the experience that made it worth while and a reason to live. People just need to get in touch with themselves because it's all laid out in bits and pieces after the system got through with you. That's what Micks song addresses about the Jigsaw Puzzle.
My daughter who is 30 and lives in Europe heard this song for the 1st time a short while ago. She phoned me and said mom have you ever heard that song. I managed not to laugh
wow
What's so funny, thou?
This song is so beautiful, Abbacchio, play it again.
*MEUDI BROOS*
*replays video*
Hahahahaha your is name is a legend
😭
Jeb! Are you alive?! About 3 days ago you and the rocket explode!
saddest song ever 4 me
34 years ago, I lost a young friend who was like a younger sister to me, her name was Marian, she was only 20 years old, I cried at her funeral, and through the years I've never forgotten her or her smile or her chestnut red hair..... three months ago I was in the Emergency room, I had left for the night, I wasn't feeling well, the next morning at 5:30 AM I took a drive to check on family, immediately afterwards I became very I'll, to the point where my blood pressure had dropped and I passed bout at the wheel, my car came to rest inside a building, totally destroyed, my sternum fractured, my wrist , ribs, family was notified, but before I passed out I did see something white, and before I came too I felt her presence as if she was guarding me, . a guardian angel....I love you Marian, it wasn't my time but I know now you're waiting for me, this song reminds me so much of you....rest well little sister 💕
💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
Que de beaux souvenirs avec ce slow merci Guy et tes boums quelle belle jeunesse merci ❤❤❤❤❤
❤❤❤
*_TODAY_*
-Moody Jazz-
[ *M O O D Y B L U E S* ]
😁
Yeah, that actually made me want to die... they're not even a Jazz band...
They aren't even a Blues one either XD
@@creaketh Ain't this blues?
@@samueloak1600
It's soft rock 🖒
@@SUGAR_XYLER No, it's prog rock
The UK's most underrated vocalist, imo. Power combined with understatement - one of the very, very best.
My husband and I danced to this when we were seventeen fourty years later still married.
God continue to bless you❤
Une des plus belles chansons des années 60/70 je ne m'en lasse pas , les choeurs, la musique, la voix ...
Une époque où l'on savait faire des slows... et les écouter, maintenant complètement disparue en France. Heureusement les anglo-saxons savent encore en faire, eux.
@@Ami_des_slows La différence entre eux et nous, c'est le nombre de groupes, beaucoup mois nombreux en France car les artistes chantent chantent plus souvent en solo, moeurs différentes sans doute.
Somehow, this song makes me miss a long lost love...
*which is pretty weird considering I'm 16 and haven't even been on a date before*
Don't hang your head, friend. There's someone out there for everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sign of a good song
Makes sense to me. This song pulls emotions out of you ...you're gonna be the best boy/girlfriend ever with your heart and the way you Interrupt music. Just don't rush it.
Like that I didn't know where you were
going.....though I did catch the next train, to arrive a second behind.
I used that metaphor, because I think of trains for some reason when I hear this.....
And I've never ridden on one.
Though my favorite present for Christmas from ages 6--9, was a toy train set.
🚂🚶🎄
For a 16 year old you are pretty world wise. I was perhaps 14 when this song came out and it caused much longing in my heart. Now I;m 68 and we were just discussing it. I thought I was pining for some girl but then settled on 'I probably didn't have a special girl I was yearning for but instead the song just provoked a feeling of angst in me.' I still love songs with an angst edge. It never goes away.
My grandfather used to sing this and play it on his acoustic guitar before he passed away. While we were listening to his recording of this song a hawk flew over everyone. Ever since that day, I see a red finned hawk with 4 black spots on the under side of the wings. I miss you every day Grandpa.
I'm 18 and I am head over heels in love with this song and of course, the Moody Blues......I love modern music more than anything but I can say undoubtedly that no amount of Billie Eilish or Justin Bieber can beat any of these stunning, touching creations
What took you so long? Jk
Im 72 and still get goosebumps, this was my late husband favourite song miss him so much.
This song really makes you feel like you're in the 60's
I came here from Whiter Shade of Pale, I'm staying in the 60s, best musical era ever.
It takes me back to 2001
woodstock
I came here from dark shadows, this song gives me the chills
A bronx tale brought me here.
Samee!
SAME!! I’ve been stuck to this song and dark shadows for like a week and a half now😂
Same here 😂😂
Dark Shadows the old soap?
Abbachio you are a great man... Everytime I listen to this it always fills me up with GOLDEN EXPERIENCE!
Moody jazz
usoap141 piss-colored experience
mOddY JazzazzZZ XDDddxDxDdDDdddddddddddddddddd
Reminder that Bruno dresses white
Very, very nice!
❤️👍👍👍
Thank you!
❤️🖐️ 🙂
He was only 19 when he wrote this in 1965. The lyrics are so poignant and melancholy and he sings it so passionately. I've not listened to this in years, it really is magnificent and it is strange that at this time in my life it seems to have so much deeper significance.
Amen
Correct. It seems people are getting dumber at the rate that technology gets smarter...... I'm dumb myself 😆
@@IZE83L Dumber?Dumber??.Didn't we just let technology do that to us?.
This glorious worded song told us to walk out of the PAIN, and try to comeback if your Soul is Still Their...or gone a step up the Loka?
We can all learn from the old and young life is about exploring my friend
My wife's favorite song, died in 1999, played it at her funeral, was 45.
So sorry beautiful song
One of the best romantic/love songs ever done. Timeless classic.
Great music stands the test of time. 😊
One of the most powerful songs ever made. Just bursting with emotion!
and dorgious
It covers eternity and how much Jesus wants you back. ❤️
Beautiful song. I can't believe my grandfather played with them once when they came to KC. I was backstage and the drummer had a huge box of sticks and was grabbing new ones as he was throwing the others in the air. This band is amazing!!!
😊👍🏻
Quite simply the kings of music 😂🎶🎶🎶 oh GOD!!!!!
Do you know the yess are r and the venue?
This song...
can't even describe how it makes me feel. So overwhelming
yeah prob disappointment and regret. thoughts of suicide.
music makes you feel.. sometimes negative unfortunately.
the feelings of Loss ..same feelings as a casket being lowered::::::
two Saudis man woman on horse back on the sand dressed in white SATIN ,, BUT THERE WEDDING WAS DENIED
Rest in peace Mike Pinder.. the music remains in our hearts ❤
I was 12 when this Album came out. love it then and love it now @61 years old.
Not sure how old I was when I heard this first, but my grandad had a cafe and a wurlitzer type of record player and this was played constantly. I still love it.
I was gonna say you're nuts, no way this came out when you were 12. But then I realized it did come out when I was 13. I'm 62.
You & I are truly from back in the day, aren't we? 61 here too!
+Diana A. just let me join you. I'm 59.
1976? You're an idiot.
why do sad sounding songs give my soul pleasure?
I think it's because you get in touch with deeper feelings
Because they speak to your soul and probably reflect how deeply you feel. I've had ex's wonder how I could find sad songs beautiful. They always thought I was so strange because of this.
Fatal Wreck because life is a minor key
spot on!
It depends on whether you want to FEEL yourself or not - most people are afraid to touch their feelings, it might hurt - and it does! But it gives more than it hurts in my opinion :)
One of the best songs ever written and that's saying something.
that is saying something, h !
I like your pic.
RIP, Denny Laine. The music you helped to create will live on forever.
This brings back so many memories of nights at home. Daddy would turn on his record player and he would play the songs he had listened to when he was a teenager in the '60's.
I miss those times in that run-down trailer house in the middle of the country.
I can't go back to those times; they don't exist anymore but in my memories. The house is different, the times are different.
But dad's record player is still here and so are his records. Next time I head out that way, maybe he'll put some of them on for me and my whole family can be swept back into time where those memories reside.
does this bring a slight tear to anyone's eye?
every time to mine..😢
Me
Chill out! You're not alone... :)
absolutly
Yes brought up with this song Magical love song
always
Song from 1967..
I Love this song... forever
Me too :-)
And Diavolo died... forever
My favorite song
Love this song 60 years old and still looking for her.
Thank you Jojo/Araki for showing us such great songs and bands and keeping them alive. Some songs may have their comment sections taken over by Jojo fans, but that`s a good thing really. We appreciate it all.
Man does that song really capture that era of late 60's British melodic rock! I was born in 1974 yet it's SO nostalgic sounding.
This in no way a rock song.🤔🥴😬🫤😖
I didn’t know this song was so old. It has an early 2000’s indie vibe to it that’s why I thought it was released in the 2000’s but it just proves how timeless some music can be.
Touche...we always knew their music was ahead of our time and many said so, including me. How many people get together and discuss popular music and what the writer was trying to convey? I can't see this in recent or present music happening. Yet friends would get together and talk about the music of our day...the Moody Blues were epic in their day, and still are in my book. They are..."timeless".
Sounds like 50s to me 😆😆 I always thought it was older
There's not a band today that could up with a song like this
@@stefroque5152 no you can definitely tell it isn't 50's, the sounds are more complex and mysterious than the soppy love songs Elvis, Sinatra or Jerry Lee Lewis were coming up with in the 50's
Tant de souvenirs..je pleure à chaque fois que l écoute ❤😢
What an amazing song still gives me the chills listening to this masterpiece!
One of Rock's All-time great works: The Moody Blues album Nights in White Satin. No one else in the entire world was doing anything quite like this, and ......fortunately for them.......no one else tried.
+Mic Tod™ It just proves that sometimes originality trumps trendiness. Unfortunately today's music is too trendy and originality gets overlooked. I'm an aspiring novelist and have an ebook out. I try to be original in my work as well.
+Mic Tod™ "Days of Future Passed" - an album for the ages!
+Mic Tod™ Fortunately for them? Who could have topped this?
+Mic Tod™ I dont know about that. King Crimson had a similar sound on some tracks.
+resignator
I'm an old fan of KC and Robt Fripp, and yes, they were just as unique but in an entirely different, advant-garde sort of way. Fripp was not trying to concoct orchestral melodies but something utterly unlike the Moody Blues, or anyone else... (imo).
How gorgeous is this song? The voice of an angel.
A milestone,what could have been done better?
Victoria Joyce this is the kind of music i grow up with and the crap they plsy now smh no good
Justin Hayward, the vocalist, appeared on Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds if you want other stuff of his that isn't MB.
I am a child of the late 50's!! This song is a part of my young soul!
why are they not in the rock and roll hall of fame? a classic band.
+randomlikings Because they are clueless.
+Will Rickerson that's because the RRHOF isn't just for Rock Music. it's for any genre that had a significant impact on society.
You tell em Will ..Your a stand up guy ...some ones gotta set the record strait ,,,and your just the guy for the job ....got my vote
ha ha ...Fuck I like this dude .....women's restroom ...ha ha too much
agree with your comment about the R&R HOF and ask myself that question about alot of Classic Rock bands. I must assume that younger generations have control of the decisions.??
Seriously there has never been such a beautiful song since, in 52 years. Absolutely breathtaking.
hello dear,how are you doing?
Being born in early 60's, growing up this song always reminded me of my dad because he always had this song playing on the radio. Saw them 3 times in concert. Never forget it being an outside concert it storming for maybe 15minutes lightning and thundering and they were still on stage playing away and I didnt move a muscle. MoodyBlues will live on forever.
Similar song: Nothing else matters - Metallica
That's so lovely
@@nascarfan7838 Both were outdone by King Crimson
The way the rhythm hits with the guitars it’s just like time traveling from space it’s beyond precious and beautiful
I remember an April night in 2005, sitting on my parents deck in Atlanta, and listening to their concert from Chastain Ampitheater. It was as great as the original. Called my son at work so he could listen to it. He was jealous and wouldn't talk to me for a week. Actually, if he didn't have to work that night he would have been sitting on the deck enjoying the concert with me. It is maybe 3 blocks from our house and is a place I used to work at in the summers on concerts and Broadway shows. I am 69 now but the memories of working there and the memories of just listening to amazingly great concerts on our deck, cheating by watching outside the walls of the ampitheater for many concerts and to actually work there are great memories. My boyfriend during my teen years used to call me up late at night and play this to me (along with the poem at the end). Next month we will be celebrating our 50th anniversary. Maybe the song has good vibes.
count your blessings. went to many concerts myself our kids dont know what they have missed
The chorus gives me chills everytime...gotta love it
Will Haunting isn't it. I was 6 when this song came out and I still remembered hearing it then.
javier baron same here remember that chorus from 6-7 years old, chills....
Helen 313 Whatever it is, it works!