The song was written from a female perspective trying to get her boyfriend, the singer to come back home. “I’m the no. 1 fan of the man from Tennessee” is how she is referring to him, trying to get him to come home to her in Tennessee. This is very sweet and well written love song. And it still sounds as sweet and beautiful as it did so very many years ago.
Brings me back to when we were younger and still finding our ways. His voice has a soulful sadness to it wanting to find himself but regretting leaving her behind... I always wondered if he finally went back home to her.... and more importantly if she would have him back...🎶♥️
ALWAYS ALWAYS thought she was entirely selfish... He wanted his dreams and wanted her too. All she seemingly wanted was what she wanted and nothing more. Wouldn't sacrifice, share, etc....
That song is an absolute masterpiece out of the Summer of '74! I was 17-years-old and was looking at my Senior Year in HS, but definitely enjoying my final Summer as a minor! --> #1 U.S. Billboard Easy Listening, #2 Canada RPM Adult Contemporary, #4 Canada RPM Top Singles, #5 U.S. Billboard Hot 100
One year older here, had graduated and was starting college with trepidation. For me it was almost as if the life I left behind in school was pleading with me to come back. It still is...this song is of the quality of Time in a Bottle and many others like it. We have lost the great folk music type artists to nothing but sensationalism and noise since those days.
Song reminds me of driving to work in the rain at 5 am in my 1969 VW bus from OC (Orange County) to L.A. (1995-96)... This song came on the radio and I never forgot that one moment... thanks for sharing.
I've been telling people since this song was first released when I was 13 years old that it is one of the best songs ever and I still feel this way today at 62 years old....Outstanding singing, lyrics and meaning...Thank you for your great reaction.
I'm 65 and was in college in '76 and he came to our student union and did a show with just his guitar and a stool... and killed it. I still remember him playing this song.
Nice choice! Dave is the second cousin of singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins, although they had never met until later in their professional careers. Loggins also wrote the song "Pieces of April" for the band Three Dog Night...
Dave Loggins was hitchhiking in the East Tennessee area when a “hippie chick” I went to high school with picked him up in her classic VW Beetle. She was stunningly beautiful, one of those natural faces that defined the 60s/70s in ads and magazines. She invited him to meet the family that ran a lakefront camping resort and marina. A romance blossomed and he stayed with her for sometime. The story goes that she became the muse for another of his sweet ballads , “Girl From Knoxville”. He’s really singing about a girl from Rockwood as he mentions in the 1st line. I’ve always suspected she might be “the number one fan of the man from Tennessee” in the “Please Come to Boston” lyrics, too.
I LOVE this song; one of my favorite oldies. I was singing every line, though I could tell you were bored senseless. 😂 I especially love the poetic imagery of the Denver verse.
EXACTLY!! When he says, “We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon, And then lie awake at night till they come back around….” That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time.
Dave is the second cousin of pop singer Kenny Loggins. Among his major career moments, Loggins counts "touring England in the early '70s with the Everly Brothers, meeting John Lennon at the Grammys in '75, and writing six #1 records and not winning songwriter of the year, and then having seven the next year to win." I cannot conceive, as a former music teacher and current musician/singer, how ANYONE could NOT like this song, or not trip their trigger much [really? come on!]. It tells a sad story but with a beautiful melody and sung with passion, and is of the caliber back in the day of John Denver, Jim Croce, and Carol King and many others. One listen and she decides it's "okay". Many great songs take several listens to get used to and then one comes to the realization that this is well written work of musical art.
How did you not hear how romantic this song is? I saw the notepad and pen in your hand. Made me think you was making out a grocery list instead of listening to the words of the song. When he says, “We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon, And then lie awake at night till they come back around….” That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time. Anyways to each their own….
I know! I was levitating from pure joy, but I could tell she was making up the grocery list in her head. "Eggs......corn flakes.....fabric softener....." 😂😊
This song reminds of my rambling days after high scool(Graduated in 1965) Traveled the Country with my then girlfriend doing odd jobs mainly construction in a beat up ford station wagon. After a year got accepted at university of Maryland, became a structural engineer, lived in chevy chase, had 4 kids and 12grandchildren.
Song has deep meaning. Guy travels all over looking for home...and home was always with the one he lived but was not with. A distance relationship bittersweet. R.I.P. Dave.
Back in the day, I thought that Dave Loggins and Kenny Loggins were brothers. However, according to Wikipedia, they are 2nd cousins. This song was a big hit when it came out, but doesn't get much attention anymore. Good song.
Did you catch the double meaning in that line when he was in LA? "There's some stars that fell from the sky and are living upon the hill" ..He's in LA, near Hollywood Hills where all the movie stars live! I thought that was a very clever line! Dave Loggins is such a great talented singer/songwriter.
Yes it was and the most romantic line was in the Denver part when he said, “We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon And then lie awake at night till they come back around….” That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time.
Great song by a gifted writer, remember what you are looking for is what you left behind and it haunt you till you find it or at least try! Apologize to those you hurt, love your friends and family and cherish what you have and collect all the memories and be kind to all, people, animals and the earth! After all we are all accountable!!
This song was sung by Reba McEntire in 1995 and she sings it as if she wrote it, and does a great job with it, her version has a little more of a county music flair, it is worth hearing how it is sung with her voice...and also Tom Hanks wife Rita Wilson sang it in 2012 and makes it more contemporary sounding both versions should be listened to...there may be other renditions as well.💯❤🔥🌟🌠🌌🌌🌬💋
My wife lived in Nashville and worked with David Loggins' girlfriend at the time, and the song came out of their interaction about him wanting her to join him on the road. RIP David Loggins
I remember when this song first came out it was a masterpiece and always will be unfortunately they just don’t music like this today but at least we have these old masterpieces.
I heard this song a lot in the 70s and it took me nearly 50 years to hear another Dave Loggins song. My streaming service played his song "I'm Gonna Farm You Off Of My Mind" which I really enjoyed. Uptempo and country sounding.
You might find his " Augusta" interesting. He wrote it after attending the Masters Golf Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf course located in Augusta, GA. The Augusta National adopted the instrumental version and still uses it to this day. If you search on Utube...Dave Loggins Augusta the video someone made pips up first. Masters Theme.. .includes him singing the lyrics along to his music.
This is a really admirable song to attend whilst baking mustard biscuits, I should think. I'll consult my Funk & Wagnall's and have my team of verifiers notify us on the veracity of the claim. We are thinking that he does sound like John Denver, but wonder if he doesn't also sound like John Boston. More work for the team.
The two singers were in the same genre of music. That's why you thought of John Denver. Of all the easy listening music, John was possibly my favorite of that genre of music. This Dave Loggins, he has a relative by the name of Kenny, the rock singer.
"You can sell your paintings on the sidewalk by a cafe where I hope to be working soon" - ah, youth is great, especially in the 70s, when someone actually WOULD buy your bad paintings you sell on a sidewalk! 😂 I think I'm too cynical - wait no, just too old - for songs like this. 😢
I love this song but to me it's so sad. In the beginning, yes - don't go traipsing across the country as this man you love is developing his craft. But when he finally reaches the top she still won't go to him. That's the sad part.
Especially when he is so romantic in the one line he sings from Denver, “We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon, And then lie awake at night till they come back around….” That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time.
As part of a duo, Loggins & Messing had a great hit with Rockin' Pneumonia. A fun upbeat tune. Poor fellow, he's got the Rockin' Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu.
This song made me bawl when I was a little boy and still does after all these decades later! I will say though, even as a youngster and now a mature man, I ALWAYS thought she was so selfish. He had dreams and still wanted her, but all she wanted was what she wanted for herself and seemingly didn't want to share much less sacrifice or have any dreams for herself?...GIve up your dreams for me, only me was her total mindset....
It works the other way just as easily. He's wanting her to leave her home and everything she knows and loves for living on the road. That's just as selfish if not more so. I think it's just about two people who want different things in life.
@@larrymead151 Guess will have to agree to disagree. I personally would think wanting to be with the one you love is more important than a "home" and when that person has big dreams I would think one would want to share that dream with that person, especially when seemingly she had no dreams of her own. He was practically begging her of course it's his version in the song. He wasn't really "living on the road" either. He lived in various places trying to make it and when he finally made it big and was going to be in L.A. forever she wanted him to give it all up and live with her in someplace in Tennessee? I don't know I think a partnershp/relationship is one of support when someone has dreams and goals. It would be different if she had her own that differed from his. Seemingly she did not. No relationship can survive if it's one sided and you expect a person to give up everything for only you and it has to be 100% everything only for you.... Sorry i'm rambling, laugh...
@@tomschmitz-dj1fg We'll disagree for sure. She doesn't want to spend her life living with friends or trying to have a home just to up and move repeatedly. He obviously doesn't love her enough to want to be with her so it works both ways. Besides that there's a certain city in Tennessee that's all about music. A place called Nashville. There are dreams and reality. She wants the latter. That's her dream if you will and he's not willing to give up anything for her. Most people want something solid to build their life on and besides dreams rarely come true. Cynical I know but a fact. We could start a college course on analyzing opposite views of this song couldn't we.
@@larrymead151 well he SHOULD have it both ways! He should give up his dreams for her and only for her and be devoted to her 100? 24/7 and live a life of regret and bitterness, because little ole she didn't want him to find happiness and fulfillment anywhere else but with her? Sounds like that is one self absorbed woman. In the song, he is begging her and she stomps her foot, no, you come back to me and leave ALL YOUR dreams....His dreams did come true and she still wanted him to forget and leave and come back to "normalcy" with little ole her and nothing else? sounds like she wouldn't be happy if he even HAD FRIENDS! besides her!....
@@tomschmitz-dj1fg That's bull. Why does she have to be the one to give up her life? He's not willing to do anything for her either. If he's actually successful why can't he go back. It works both ways. He can make his music there just as easily. Where as she would have to live in a place she obviously hates just to make him happy. Her happiness obviously means nothing to him. If anyone's the selfish one it's him.
dave loggins is the cousin of kenny loggins of loggins & messina fame. an excellent song, but unfortunately, the only one worth listening to twice from this album.
Why is it---------the woman is always the one who wants to " settle down " ?????? At 76 y/o, i have no answer. That's why I am single --------my choice, completely. ---------------MJL, 76 y/o
I am from Dave. Dave's Hometown suck. So indeed indeed I do I love it. You're not supposed to be place come to Bristol? Please come to bristol but that's why it goes😅😅😅
she was self absorbed selfish.. He had dreams and yet he still wanted her too and practically was begging her. All she cared was wanting what she wanted and seemingly had no dreams of her own...
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This song was my and my late husband’s first dance song. The morning he passed away I sang it him. Beautiful song. Always makes me cry.
So sorry for your loss!
God bless you.
I'm sorry for your loss 😢, I love this song
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That's so sad and beautiful at the same time 😢
Dave Loggins died two months ago - July 2024. RIP, sir. I love this song more than you'll ever know.
One of my all time favorites, this is Kenny Loggins cousin. Thanks for the memories.
I haven't heard this in decades. Great performance.
Definitely love this song and brings back memories to my teenage years
The song was written from a female perspective trying to get her boyfriend, the singer to come back home. “I’m the no. 1 fan of the man from Tennessee” is how she is referring to him, trying to get him to come home to her in Tennessee.
This is very sweet and well written love song. And it still sounds as sweet and beautiful as it did so very many years ago.
I would say even more, so they are just many authentic love songs today, Hardly
Brings me back to when we were younger and still finding our ways. His voice has a soulful sadness to it wanting to find himself but regretting leaving her behind...
I always wondered if he finally went back home to her....
and more importantly if she would have him back...🎶♥️
ALWAYS ALWAYS thought she was entirely selfish... He wanted his dreams and wanted her too. All she seemingly wanted was what she wanted and nothing more. Wouldn't sacrifice, share, etc....
"There ain't no gold and there ain't nobody like me." Such a great line.
That song is an absolute masterpiece out of the Summer of '74! I was 17-years-old and was looking at my Senior Year in HS, but definitely enjoying my final Summer as a minor! --> #1 U.S. Billboard Easy Listening, #2 Canada RPM Adult Contemporary, #4 Canada RPM Top Singles, #5 U.S. Billboard Hot 100
One year older here, had graduated and was starting college with trepidation. For me it was almost as if the life I left behind in school was pleading with me to come back. It still is...this song is of the quality of Time in a Bottle and many others like it. We have lost the great folk music type artists to nothing but sensationalism and noise since those days.
@@thomastimlin1724 Well said.
This song and Michael Murphy's Wildfire were surefire heartbreakers back in the day!
Song reminds me of driving to work in the rain at 5 am in my 1969 VW bus from OC (Orange County) to L.A. (1995-96)... This song came on the radio and I never forgot that one moment... thanks for sharing.
This song follows the simple formula of hook, bridge, chorus. Simple then, but a lost art today.
Great pop songwriting and performing largely seems to be a thing of the past.
I've been telling people since this song was first released when I was 13 years old that it is one of the best songs ever and I still feel this way today at 62 years old....Outstanding singing, lyrics and meaning...Thank you for your great reaction.
I'm 65 and was in college in '76 and he came to our student union and did a show with just his guitar and a stool... and killed it. I still remember him playing this song.
It's one of my go to songs for Karaoke, great vocal, nice key for me and tells a great story
I'm exactly the same age, 62, and remember this song well at 13 😎
Me too!
@@albertsmith9315 Outstanding memories.
Great song...I listen to it on my easy listening play list when I just want to relax and decompress.
Literally. One of the best songs of all time 😊
I listen to this song from a 1974 perspective. It makes it sound different. Had this in my playlist for years.
So many covers of this song. Great song. ❤
What a very sweet and beautiful song. I wish we had more authentic love songs like this one today.
I have always liked this! Glad you got to hear it.
Nice choice! Dave is the second cousin of singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins, although they had never met until later in their professional careers. Loggins also wrote the song "Pieces of April" for the band Three Dog Night...
and he was a Tennesseean
This was one of my Dads favorite songs. ❤️
Love that song
I remember when this came out, I was in high school. Loved it then and still love it. We had some of the best music
i loved this song! my teen years were filled with beautiful music like this!
Dave Loggins was hitchhiking in the East Tennessee area when a “hippie chick” I went to high school with picked him up in her classic VW Beetle. She was stunningly beautiful, one of those natural faces that defined the 60s/70s in ads and magazines. She invited him to meet the family that ran a lakefront camping resort and marina. A romance blossomed and he stayed with her for sometime. The story goes that she became the muse for another of his sweet ballads , “Girl From Knoxville”. He’s really singing about a girl from Rockwood as he mentions in the 1st line. I’ve always suspected she might be “the number one fan of the man from Tennessee” in the “Please Come to Boston” lyrics, too.
Glad to see you back in the 70s
One of the greatest songs ever recorded imo ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love this song, I did not realize it was from 74...
Year I was born.
I LOVE this song; one of my favorite oldies. I was singing every line, though I could tell you were bored senseless. 😂 I especially love the poetic imagery of the Denver verse.
EXACTLY!! When he says,
“We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon,
And then lie awake at night till they come back around….”
That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time.
@@wildboy365
I know! 🥰🙂 The singer/songwriter 1970s were a wonderful era, and his mournful, brooding voice was perfect for these lyrics.
Angela, thank you. You are a Goddess... I haven't heard this in years...
one of the great sing along songs
It was #1!! Sometimes u have to listen to a song more than once
Yeah I noticed she had a pad and pen in her hand. Probably making to do list while making the video.
One of my favorite songs when I was in high school
Dave is the second cousin of pop singer Kenny Loggins. Among his major career moments, Loggins counts "touring England in the early '70s with the Everly Brothers, meeting John Lennon at the Grammys in '75, and writing six #1 records and not winning songwriter of the year, and then having seven the next year to win." I cannot conceive, as a former music teacher and current musician/singer, how ANYONE could NOT like this song, or not trip their trigger much [really? come on!]. It tells a sad story but with a beautiful melody and sung with passion, and is of the caliber back in the day of John Denver, Jim Croce, and Carol King and many others. One listen and she decides it's "okay". Many great songs take several listens to get used to and then one comes to the realization that this is well written work of musical art.
I totally agree.
Still a beautiful song after all of these years.
It is nice to hear this a couple of times a year or once every couple of years (for me)
I like when you dignify a song instead of just saying you're not a fan of it. You've definitely matured as a reviewer since your early days.
When you relaxed to the music, welled up with tears and shared a sweet smile, you became so beautiful!
If you like mountains and streams and nature, then this is one of the greatest songs to fill your heart and soul with love.
I heard this on the radio this morning while doing errands. Had to pull over, and fight tears, unsure why.
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How did you not hear how romantic this song is? I saw the notepad and pen in your hand. Made me think you was making out a grocery list instead of listening to the words of the song. When he says,
“We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon,
And then lie awake at night till they come back around….”
That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time. Anyways to each their own….
“Not something I would listen to”
Angela, I appreciate that you didn’t conceal your indifference to this song. 💯
I know! I was levitating from pure joy, but I could tell she was making up the grocery list in her head. "Eggs......corn flakes.....fabric softener....."
😂😊
@isoldejaneholland8370 OMG I said the same thing about a grocery list!!
Sometimes I think a lot of this music is generational and for The Times !? I was a teenager when the song came out , It's one of my favorite songs 🎵
Boston my hometown
This song reminds of my rambling days after high scool(Graduated in 1965) Traveled the Country with my then girlfriend doing odd jobs mainly construction in a beat up ford station wagon. After a year got accepted at university of Maryland, became a structural engineer, lived in chevy chase, had 4 kids and 12grandchildren.
Song has deep meaning. Guy travels all over looking for home...and home was always with the one he lived but was not with. A distance relationship bittersweet.
R.I.P. Dave.
Back in the day, I thought that Dave Loggins and Kenny Loggins were brothers. However, according to Wikipedia, they are 2nd cousins. This song was a big hit when it came out, but doesn't get much attention anymore. Good song.
I was 10 years old when this song hit the airwaves and it's as beautiful today as it was 50 years ago.
Did you catch the double meaning in that line when he was in LA? "There's some stars that fell from the sky and are living upon the hill" ..He's in LA, near Hollywood Hills where all the movie stars live! I thought that was a very clever line! Dave Loggins is such a great talented singer/songwriter.
Yes it was and the most romantic line was in the Denver part when he said,
“We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon
And then lie awake at night till they come back around….”
That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time.
Great song by a gifted writer, remember what you are looking for is what you left behind and it haunt you till you find it or at least try! Apologize to those you hurt, love your friends and family and cherish what you have and collect all the memories and be kind to all, people, animals and the earth! After all we are all accountable!!
This song was sung by Reba McEntire in 1995 and she sings it as if she wrote it, and does a great job with it, her version has a little more of a county music flair, it is worth hearing how it is sung with her voice...and also Tom Hanks wife Rita Wilson sang it in 2012 and makes it more contemporary sounding both versions should be listened to...there may be other renditions as well.💯❤🔥🌟🌠🌌🌌🌬💋
I knew about Reba's cover, but not Rita Wilson's. I love this song.
Kenny Chesney sings a good live version of the song too.
My wife lived in Nashville and worked with David Loggins' girlfriend at the time, and the song came out of their interaction about him wanting her to join him on the road. RIP David Loggins
That's a good song just too sad that it reminds some folks they left someone behind somewhere just can't remember who. Like it would matter anymore.
Nice ballad , bit like Glen Campbell and Wichita Lineman.
That's another great one!
I remember when this song first came out it was a masterpiece and always will be unfortunately they just don’t music like this today but at least we have these old masterpieces.
I heard this song a lot in the 70s and it took me nearly 50 years to hear another Dave Loggins song. My streaming service played his song "I'm Gonna Farm You Off Of My Mind" which I really enjoyed. Uptempo and country sounding.
You might find his " Augusta" interesting. He wrote it after attending the Masters Golf Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf course located in Augusta, GA. The Augusta National adopted the instrumental version and still uses it to this day. If you search on Utube...Dave Loggins Augusta the video someone made pips up first. Masters Theme.. .includes him singing the lyrics along to his music.
This is my father. Thanks for the post!
Anyone who has heard this song never forgets it. Great, timeless classic. RIP Dave Loggins
Solid Gold Period
Only one woman in a hundred would say no to a guy singing that beautiful poetry to her.
Perfection
This is a really admirable song to attend whilst baking mustard biscuits, I should think. I'll consult my Funk & Wagnall's and have my team of verifiers notify us on the veracity of the claim. We are thinking that he does sound like John Denver, but wonder if he doesn't also sound like John Boston. More work for the team.
Angela...that was a great song!!
Yeah I don’t think she gave it a chance. I noticed a pad and pen in her hand like she was doing a to-do list while making the video.
Beautiful old song, he’s the second cousin of singer Kenny Loggins 👍
Great album
She has been hurt by her own ramblin man. Great reaction.
No accounting for taste, I guess: I've always really liked that song.
Kenny Chesney does a great live version of this song also.
This is an important song of frivolous dreams compared to a desire for a meaningful life.
The two singers were in the same genre of music. That's why you thought of John Denver. Of all the easy listening music, John was possibly my favorite of that genre of music. This Dave Loggins, he has a relative by the name of Kenny, the rock singer.
I'm not crying you're crying
It's one of those songs that you don't mind if it's playing
He’s the #1 fan of Elvis!!
"You can sell your paintings on the sidewalk by a cafe where I hope to be working soon" - ah, youth is great, especially in the 70s, when someone actually WOULD buy your bad paintings you sell on a sidewalk! 😂 I think I'm too cynical - wait no, just too old - for songs like this. 😢
Kenny Login's cousin
I love this song but to me it's so sad. In the beginning, yes - don't go traipsing across the country as this man you love is developing his craft. But when he finally reaches the top she still won't go to him. That's the sad part.
Especially when he is so romantic in the one line he sings from Denver,
“We’ll throw "I love you" echoes down the canyon,
And then lie awake at night till they come back around….”
That has to be one of the most romantic lines I have ever heard in a song. Just pure poetry!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time.
As part of a duo, Loggins & Messing had a great hit with Rockin' Pneumonia. A fun upbeat tune. Poor fellow, he's got the Rockin' Pneumonia and Boogie Woogie Flu.
That was Kenny Loggins, you got the wrong guy.
@@davidschmidbauer3930 Thanks you're right. Gotta admit though Rockin' Pneumonia's a great tune .
Dont know if read the comments and take inspiration from them. There is a version of this song by Reba McIntyre. Think would love it!
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What do you think about the song called "Dream Weaver?
Not crazy about it?? Are you daft? This is one of the most beautiful songs of the 70's. Yes, some John Denver but stands on its own.
This song made me bawl when I was a little boy and still does after all these decades later! I will say though, even as a youngster and now a mature man, I ALWAYS thought she was so selfish. He had dreams and still wanted her, but all she wanted was what she wanted for herself and seemingly didn't want to share much less sacrifice or have any dreams for herself?...GIve up your dreams for me, only me was her total mindset....
It works the other way just as easily. He's wanting her to leave her home and everything she knows and loves for living on the road. That's just as selfish if not more so. I think it's just about two people who want different things in life.
@@larrymead151 Guess will have to agree to disagree. I personally would think wanting to be with the one you love is more important than a "home" and when that person has big dreams I would think one would want to share that dream with that person, especially when seemingly she had no dreams of her own. He was practically begging her of course it's his version in the song. He wasn't really "living on the road" either. He lived in various places trying to make it and when he finally made it big and was going to be in L.A. forever she wanted him to give it all up and live with her in someplace in Tennessee? I don't know I think a partnershp/relationship is one of support when someone has dreams and goals. It would be different if she had her own that differed from his. Seemingly she did not. No relationship can survive if it's one sided and you expect a person to give up everything for only you and it has to be 100% everything only for you.... Sorry i'm rambling, laugh...
@@tomschmitz-dj1fg We'll disagree for sure. She doesn't want to spend her life living with friends or trying to have a home just to up and move repeatedly. He obviously doesn't love her enough to want to be with her so it works both ways. Besides that there's a certain city in Tennessee that's all about music. A place called Nashville. There are dreams and reality. She wants the latter. That's her dream if you will and he's not willing to give up anything for her. Most people want something solid to build their life on and besides dreams rarely come true. Cynical I know but a fact. We could start a college course on analyzing opposite views of this song couldn't we.
@@larrymead151 well he SHOULD have it both ways! He should give up his dreams for her and only for her and be devoted to her 100? 24/7 and live a life of regret and bitterness, because little ole she didn't want him to find happiness and fulfillment anywhere else but with her? Sounds like that is one self absorbed woman. In the song, he is begging her and she stomps her foot, no, you come back to me and leave ALL YOUR dreams....His dreams did come true and she still wanted him to forget and leave and come back to "normalcy" with little ole her and nothing else? sounds like she wouldn't be happy if he even HAD FRIENDS! besides her!....
@@tomschmitz-dj1fg That's bull. Why does she have to be the one to give up her life? He's not willing to do anything for her either. If he's actually successful why can't he go back. It works both ways. He can make his music there just as easily. Where as she would have to live in a place she obviously hates just to make him happy. Her happiness obviously means nothing to him. If anyone's the selfish one it's him.
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70's mosic was the best.
Mosic?
dave loggins is the cousin of kenny loggins of loggins & messina fame. an excellent song, but unfortunately, the only one worth listening to twice from this album.
and then she slides over this big microphone,,,lmao
i'm more familiar with the David Allan Coe version, which i feel is slightly better. great song though.
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Why is it---------the woman is always the one who wants to " settle down " ?????? At 76 y/o, i have no answer. That's why I am single --------my choice, completely. ---------------MJL, 76 y/o
She seemed throughly bored by this epic ballad
It's a great song but I don't understand why she wouldn't want to live in all those great places. Just saying.
I am from Dave. Dave's Hometown suck. So indeed indeed I do I love it. You're not supposed to be place come to Bristol? Please come to bristol but that's why it goes😅😅😅
she was self absorbed selfish.. He had dreams and yet he still wanted her too and practically was begging her. All she cared was wanting what she wanted and seemingly had no dreams of her own...
because people live in those places who use the term; just saying.
@@tofargone16 And thank god they don't have you.
@@allendixon7700 or, please come to tri-cities. just wouldnt work.
put your listening device on BEFORE you say "lets take a listen,,,"
pathetic.
booo