Yes - It Can Happen (Official Music Video)
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IT CAN HAPPEN
You can fool yourself
You can cheat until you're blind
You can cut your heart
It can happen
You can mend the wires
You can feed the soul apart
You reach
It can happen to you
It can happen to me
It can happen to everyone eventually
It's a constant fight
A constant fight
You're pushing the needle to the red
Black and white
Who knows who's right
No substitute you're born you're dead
Fly by night
Created out of fantasy
Our destinations call
Look up - Look down
Look out - Look around
Look up - Look down
There's a crazy world outside
We're not about to lose our pride
It can happen to you
It can happen to me
It can happen to everyone eventually
As you happen to say
It can happen today
As it happens
It happens in every way
This world I like
We architects of life
A song a sigh
Developing words that linger
Through fields of green through open eyes
This for us to see
Look up - Look down
Look out - Look around
So look up - Look down
There's a crazy world outside
We're not about to lose our pride
It can happen to you
It can happen to me
It can happen to everyone eventually
As you happen to say
It can happen today
As it happens
It happens in every way
As you happen to see
It will happen to be
Nothing happens to nowhere and nowhere
[Solo]
Look up - Look down
There's a crazy world outside
We're not about to lose our pride
It can happen to you
It can happen to me
It can happen to everyone eventually
As you happen to see
It will happen to be
Nothing happens to nowhere and nowhere
You can fool yourself
You can cheat until you're blind
You can cut your heart
You can fool yourself
You can cheat until you're blind
It can happen to you
It can happen to me
You can cut your heart
It can happen to everyone eventually
As you happen to say
It can happen today
As it happens
It happens in every way
You can mend the wires
You can feed the soul apart
You can touch your life
You can bring your soul alive
It can happen to you
It can happen to me
It can happen to everyone eventually
As you happen to say
It can happen today
As it happens
It happens in every way
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90125
CD/VINYL SIDE ONE/TWO
1. "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Rabin/Anderson/Squire/Horn) 4:29
2. "Hold On" (Anderson/Rabin/Squire) 5:16
3. "It Can Happen" (Squire/Anderson/Rabin) 5:29
4. "Changes" (Rabin/Anderson/White) 6:20
5. "Cinema" (Squire/Rabin/White/Kaye) 2:08
6. "Leave It" (Squire/Rabin/Horn) 4:14
7. "Our Song" (Anderson/Squire/Rabin/White) 4:18
8. "City of Love" (Rabin/Anderson) 4:51
9. "Hearts" (Anderson/Squire/Rabin/White/Kaye) 7:39
CD REMASTER BONUS TRACKS
10. "Leave It" (Single Remix) (Horn/Rabin/Squire) 3:56
11. "Make It Easy" (Rabin First issued on Yesyears) 6:12
12. "It Can Happen" (Cinema Version) (Anderson/Rabin/Squire) 6:05
13. "It's Over" (Previously Unissued) (Rabin) 5:41
14. "Owner of a Lonely Heart" (Extended Remix; Previously Unissued) (Anderson/Horn/Rabin/Squire) 7:05
15. "Leave It" (A Capella Version) (Horn/Rabin/Squire) 3:18
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PERFORMED BY
Jon Anderson -- vocals
Tony Kaye -- keyboards
Trevor Rabin -- guitars, vocals, additional keyboards
Chris Squire -- bass, vocals
Alan White -- drums, percussion, backing vocals
PRODUCED BY
Trevor Horn, Yes
Backing tracks: Eddie Offord
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Released 14 November 1983
Recorded Sarm Studios, London, November 1982 - July 1983, Bonus Tracks 10--13, January, 1982
Length 44:49
Producer Trevor Horn
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90125 is the eleventh studio album from the English progressive rock band Yes, released in 1983 on Atco Records. It was the first studio album since their 1981 breakup and the first to feature Trevor Rabin, and also marked the return of vocalist Jon Anderson, who had quit the band prior to their tenth studio album of 1980. It also marked the first time in twelve years that original keyboardist Tony Kaye had appeared with the group.
The album was titled after its Atco Records catalogue number (for example, 7-90125-1 for the LP).
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See YES on Tour in 2013/14 performing 3 full-length albums:
The Yes Album, Close To The Edge & Going For The One.
Website: yesworld.com/
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Soundcloud: / yesofficial
Hard to believe it's been 40 years since 90125 was released. I'm 63 and still listening. 🤗
same, age 59 ❤🔥
The Indian sitar sound is the best part..😍
Snap,March ‘61
I Got the 4-cd Album size Special Edition with this song From BMG Music Club. ( Or was it Columbia House I forget...I was in both of those clubs !!! My my my how the Times a Just Fly by !!
66 here. I saw them twice in concert. They were amazing. I’ve seen a lot of the best rock bands from ‘back in the day’, YES stands out.
This song still sounds great 40 years later.
Maybe better today than 83 because nothing today comes anywhere close to this majesticness.
But of course
Especially because of the Indian sitar sound...love Yes...😍😊
Сыграно и спето очень величественно!!!!!!
Trevor Rabin brought musicality to this version of Yes. This album and Big Generator are top notch
67 , Stage 4, just diagnosed , it can happen to all and will .Live long and prosper..
in 1984 I was 15 mesmerized by the wave of intelligence and creativity of Yes. That year started a backward process of recovery of Yes music.
Perhaps the best musical investment one can make.
I was 15 once upon a time too...same time actually ...lol rock on
Me too. When 90125 came out I was 14. I thought they were a new group. I went to Sam the Record on Yonge Street in downtown Toronto to buy the album. The Yes bin was filled with albums! That's when I learned they had been around since the year I was born. The second Yes album I bought was "Drama" about two months later. A friend at school told me to get "The Yes Album," and that was the next one I bought a few months later. I had almost all of their albums within two years. I never bought "Tales." ;)
2024, still am, 67 years young.. peace...
Same for me (born in 1969 and attended my first Yes concert in September 1984)! We're now 55 and still HUGE fans!
Rest in peace, Chris Squire. Thanks for the awesome music.
Juan Rivera indeed Juan.🐈👍💜
One of the best bass players ever . will least now he is joined with all the other gods.
Juan Rivera YES 🙏
Like his version singing too !
Bmorance upon your Soul 💚💚💚💚💚
Im still here in 2024. Yes and 90125 still rules!
Me too! Yes forever!
Absolutely
Me tóó
Chris Squire's Green bass here-
I grew up in Winchester, Massachusetts. In a building right off the downtown square, was a Jim Mouradian's Guitar repair & building shop. Jim was great- He built this bass for Squire, and there were always a bunch of this design hanging around the shop. One of his employees was Pat Badger, who later was the bass player for the band Extreme.
Jim Mouradian died only a year after Chris Squire, and I raise a glass to them both.
i just played a show with pat and dark desert eagles. great guy
For years I never noticed the C and S. I just thought it was a non-objective design. 😆
Chris Squire played in all of the Yes line ups.
I grew up not to far from you down in CT
That is so Cool dude💯🤟😎
The era of Trevor Rabin at YES is positive, progress and excellent band sound.
Trevor!! Incredible musician this was a fun and productive era of the band. Love the vocals...
It s only pop
@@clasicoimprescindible8788 with a serious message
Nice eye shadow, the MTV years.
Trevor Horn produced, I think , if I,m correct?
Rest in peace Allen White. I grew up on Yes' music and "It Can Happen" was my favorite song by them and one of my favorites period. My condolences to his family and bandmates.
Its Yes guys ?Oh my God.I believe in that !
Don't forget Chris Squire. He died back in 2015.
What I think some people may miss is that a lot of songs from Yes in this era are actually very inspirational. This song, Owner of a Lonely Heart, Changes, etc...bringing Anderson back at the last minute to sing on 90125 really compelled the band to new heights, and combined with Rabin's incredible song writing and riffs just make this whole album such a masterpiece of prog rock. Loved it then, and love it even more now lol
🎶♥️
Agreed. This is a fantastic and sorely underrated album.
This album showed many that prog rog doesn't need to be long and drawn out. A prog classic can fit into the radio time limit if done properly. And yes definitely led the way with this album
Bill S It is only under rated by Yessnobs. Fans of these guys like you and me who love all their music, think and know differently. 90125 was a brilliant album and one of their best. Even Rick Wakeman called it Yes’ most important album. He wishes he had been on it.
Could not agree more
One of the greatest rock tunes of all time. Period. Hauntingly amazing . What a voice
Isn't that true. Hauntingly amazing. Right on the money.
This song lifts me up, which is saying something because I've been depressed for years. That's the power of music.
But it's been around for 30 years?
@@jaswats9645 I still get down to music from 1000+ years ago, problem?
@@TopdogPlayz if you think you're listening to music from a thousand years ago, then you might have a problem.
@@jaswats9645 Music from a 1000 years ago was recorded in scrolls and music from even further was recorded in stone, it wasn't recorded then but it was written then.
@@TopdogPlayz I get it existed. I was prodding you since you felt the need to challenge my response. I was just pointing out how the op had been depressed for years until this song, and I mentioned that it's been around for 30 years. It was a joke. As was my response to you. No harm intended.
I bought 90125 when it came out (on cassette) and this became one of my favorite songs off all time. I later got into older Yes and have been a fan ever since.
Likewise. I was born in 1970 so had to work backwards too!
Still love 90125 and BG though 👍
@@ednewton4455 Same with me!! We're almost 50....
Cassette told something..
Same!
A great album indeed. May have to listen on the way home today.
It's almost criminal this video only has 1 million views. I'm a 90's kid and my dad would play 80's rock all throughout my childhood and this is one of the songs that stood out to me
Classic hit by Yes. Loved it back in '83 and still do almost 40 years later. Their entire 90125 album is fantastic.
You must had MTV back then because I 1st 👂 in 1984 on the 📻.
Totally agree. I absolutely love the entire album. There are very few albums of which I can say the same. I rediscover this album in my collection every few years and enjoy it over and over again.
Agreed, it's the first Yes album that I'd ever purchased with my own money after getting my first job
One of my favorite albums of all time
almost 40 years is now 40 years
I was going to college in 1982 to be a mechanical engineer. Our class would play 90125 album all the time in the drafting room. That's my intro to YES. Best album ever, not a bad song in the bunch!!!!!
I like the vision of drafting boards, vellum, 2mm lead, stencils, eraser dust,.....everybody learning their craft and listening to masters of theirs
Outstanding. I played this album to death in the 80's.
Me too!
Me too!
Best driving music 🎶 🚗 🔥
90125 is IMO one of the best produced and performed LPs in rock history... every song is a masterpiece ending with such an epic track... Hearts.
FACTS! Trevor Horn is as important to modern music as Phil Spector or George Martin... Phil owned the 60's, George the 70's and Trevor totally revolutionised the 80's
I want back in time when I was 22... when I was healthy and full of hope. I hope I can heal again. I had so much ideas and energy and fantasy then... wrote my music...
On his website, Rick Wakeman said the passing of Chris was the "end of an era." Rest in peace, Mr. Squire.
I agree 100%. Chris Squire was my idol. He could never be replaced.
Sorry but Yes is no longer Yes without Chris Squire and Jon Anderson
RIP Chris. You were a musical genius.
Listening to this song in Afganistan . I was never scared to die,
same thing on the 1k zone in 1984 when it 1st came out
Vic Yodle. From a former 3AD Spearheader. ✌
What's it all about?
1/505 PIR 82ND, same here!
Thank You for your service. Was a Navy Corpsman in Desert Storm (Northern Iraq) in 1991.
this song is one of the greatest artistic achievements in history.
Hi I Recommend checking out an indie song Called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
Such a magical song. 90125 was my very first record. 9 years old, 1983. Still sounds fresh after all these years.
Did you explore their earlier music? I used to live with their music in my ears while I was reading back in the early 70's. They are forever part of my life. Don't leave me hanging for your answer! 😀😀
90125 was the very first album I bought. I've gone down many roads since then, but I'll never let go of this one.
Jon Anderson has a great singing voice. This song just rocks in every way.
Such incredible vocals from this band. Sounds like nothing else I have experienced from this era of R&R. A true diamond in the ruff.
People can say what they will about the Rabin era, matter of taste, but Yes was never stronger vocally than this. Jon, Chris and Trevor were an amazing combination of voices.
Very strong vocals.
Yes : a band overflowing with talent riskiness and creativity.
Indeed !!! Highly inspiring song, mostly featuring Chris Squire, as he wrote the majority of it !!!
I wish Chris Squire would have sang more. The years with Rabin he did some but he could sing very unique voice. I absolutely love this version but the cinema version that Squire sings the vocals on is amazing also
Remember my youth with this excelent song, one of the best of Yes, music like this will never made again, greetings from Lima my city.
Rock On❣🤟😎❌GREETINGS From
The Great Smoky Mountains🏞
None will ever say, "Yes sounds just like...so-and-so." A style uniquely their own.
my husband and I agree 100%
No matter which reiteration of the band they chose to create their music with. :)
That's interesting. I came here to say that the verse (particularly verse 2) sounded a lot like Pink Floyd.
You Betcha !! Great Sounds to Discover when your Growing up ! You know,,,other than Zep, Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult The Who ?? Lolol They're all Unique.
seen them 5 times,amazing
Sounds like a prayer from these gentlemen! Respect! Love! All the things! 🫶🏼❣️😎
This is one of the best songs Yes ever produced, but Jon singing into that tiny little microphone cracks me up every time.
I believe that was the wired microphone set that Jon was using for concerts during the first half of the 9012Live tour.
R.I.P. Alan White. He’s now jamming with Chris Squire somewhere up in the heavens.
70's purists can argue the Rabin years were a major departure from Yes' roots, but the truth is, without them being significant again in the 80's, there is no Hall of Fame until most or all the members are gone, if they ever made it.
And why exactly should I give two shits about whether they're inducted into any lobbying organization?
Hello hello hello im @
The Hall of Fame is a scam unfortunately.If you look at some of the acts in there and a lot that aren't you can come to that conclusion easily.
whatever. rabin is an embarrassment !! without howe and wakeman, there is no YES. the hall of shame means nothing.
@@nonrepublicrat Wrong. Howe is an embarassment with his current cover band called Yes.
"You can bring your soul alive" Chris has done just that. RIP
RIP
...one of the most *Ingenious, Creative, Brave, Technically Gifted and #Amazing Rock Bands* (of my Lifetime) lost one of it's Founding Members - Yes (official) (Bassist) *Chris Squire*
(only one to appear in every *YES* Album, including the *Classic - 90125*)
+mikflo07
*Thank You*
+KnowTheTruth
*:-D*
I guess it just ''happened'' to him...
Hey people. I happen to love this song and this video and I agree that it is definitely 80's. What's wrong with Yes progressing beyond the 70's?? Do you expect Yes to sound and look like they did in the 60's during the 80's? When you are ready to write out their paychecks, then you can tell them what to do. You've gotta remember Yes is part of a BIG business.
I think Jon's white bow tie is cool! Only in the 80's! The 80's was a magical time for me. I'm sorry all of you hated it so bad.
If you want magic to happen in your life, you have to make it happen! It can happen!
I call those Yes fans "The Purists" they hate change, they hate Trevor Rabin, I could go on and on. I love every phase of the band
Hey Steve..nice to see and hear an actual intelligent fan, especially a YES fan. IMO one of the to 20 groups of all time..I DO agree with u, but I think that the "look", sound, feel, etc. of the band wasn't so much the " time" but more of what Jon was feeling and his whole persona. We both, and ALL of Yes fans, know that he went through many changes in different parts of his life. Whatever the reason it makes no difference, they will always be in that upper class of musicians.
I agree, unlike Genesis, I thought Yes' progression with time just seemed more natural.
one of the underrated yes songs along with Shoot High Aim Low. Jon is one of the great voices of all rock..
Shoot high aim low Is my favorite yes song of all time. Just the vehicles going back and forth between Rabin and Anderson, the lyrics the music itself it's quite a journey.
Agreed
This song got me through bootcamp in 1984. Probably the most zen rock song ever written.
I could leave a thousand comments on how much this song means to me.... Genius.. and I'll leave it.. yes another Yes song 90125.. me and my dad's favorite..
I love all the decades of YES...but it cannot be denied the Trevor Rabin catapulted YES into the 80s & 90s..two great decades of YES releases.
Everytime I start to feel down, I can rely on a yes song to lift me back up. That's saying something considering I was a Paramedic for 37 years and am now disabled. Wearing your body out can be a downer for sure.
Chris' backing vocals.. .so amazing.
he's an amazing musician!
As time goes on I realize we only have so much time so appreciate it while you can and then we'll go into the next life believe in that
He sang a little bit of lead here too. Great stuff
@@garybyus5668 Yep
On many Yes songs it's pretty much a dual lead with Squire lower but mixed at about equal levels. And his voice is absolutely integral to the Yes sound.
Y'all wouldn't believe how many times I blasted this album (on vinyl) in my room when I was a teenager. I loved 90125 so much.
I totally agree! I just saw him about a week ago. His voice hasn't really changed at all! He is now 77 years young!
I've been listening to Yes since I was 8 years old. That was like 1973. An older cousin turned me on to them. Haven't looked back since. I never tire of their music.
This album made such an impact on me, my sister and our friend group back in the day. Many a night was spent sitting on bar stools around our stereo, learning the harmonies. 4 or 5 of us singing the different parts (with varying success, not that it mattered.) Beautiful. Got to see them live on this tour, then again just a few years ago before Chris Squire passed. Beautiful moments in life, grateful to have shared them with people I love, some of whom are no longer with us. Time really does fly.
This song is FANTASTIC! And as a fan aware of the whole catalog, this is just a wonderful leap ahead for the franchise.
Alleen White is so sweet,wow.
There's a crazy world outside...so true!!
It's as crazy as I've ever seen it here in the US so this song is highly relevant.
Amen.
After 36 years ago this song is making true sense. Corona Virus 2020. I was 12 year's old when this song came out in 1984.
No substitute, you're born...
Reminds me of coming home from private school in 1985-86 at xmas ..mtv was new & really changed our lives ..i remember the video for OWNER OF A LONELY HEART was hitting hard .we had great motivation through ROCK..😎GEN X FOR THE WIN !!!💚🍾
A fine example of Trevor Horn's signature modernist 80's sound!
I hadn't seen this in decades. What the heck is Chris Squire wearing? I always loved that sitar in the intro.
The days when music was pure and great................still rocking almost 60yrs old
I saw them in 84 ,fantastic show.
THANK YOU for 90125! I was in my mid-teens when it was released, and not only did it get me to discover the greatness that is YES....but singing along with lead and harmonizing with my real and falsetto vocals, taught me many more music lessons than I ever learned in school! Plus, it turned me on to a style I had missed due to being raised on mostly country & Western. I still remember the APRIL FOOLS release of the video for LEAVE IT on MTV! 18 versions played in a row! I LOVED IT!
"IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU, IT CAN HAPPEN TO ME, IT CAN HAPPEN TO EVERYONE, EVENTUALLY"
I used to listen to this album on my Walkman taking the bus back and forth to college. This is one of the few albums that I listen to all the way through. I can't understand ppl who criticize Yes for this album bc it's not their 70s stuff. If I could only bring 5 albums to a desert island, this would be one of them!
Jon anderson's voice is magical such a beautiful singer he is I love bis songs and his voice is from heaven
It can happen as long as Trevor Rabin is guitar shredding us into the Unseen Realm !!!!!
Growing up hearing Yes being played on the radio, it never really dawned on me of how outstanding their music ways. And still is. I've definetely developed a deep appreciation for their songs.
"As you happen to say it can happen today as it happens it happens in every way" !!!!
This song is just perfect in every way..
That song is magnificent 👍👏👏👏
It is songs like this and bands like YES that make me heavily influenced by the 80's!! I was 6 years old when this came out. I am still listening to 80's music in 2023, YES and other genres of music as well.
Trevor Rabin ist einfach ein großartiger Allroundmusiker🎉🎉
The great Jon Anderson in one of the BEST songs of Yes. Simply fantastic!
Gotta love Chris' Mouradian bass, custom made by Jim Mouradian with Chris' initials CS on the front of the body. RIP Mr. Squire!
I was in Vail Colorado and heard this in the background and it was YES in concert!! We went in and WHAT AN INCREDIBLE SHOW!!
Chris Squire, what can be said? You were the greatest, dude. Rest Well.
Mis heroes en la musica !!!!!! siempre veía la forma de conseguir su musica!! Chris tus voces de apoyo a Jon son geniales en esta cancion.....gracias por su música maestros de YES ......desde Lima Peru ......
Descansen en paz Squire y White..grandes ..
Every rendition of Yes is just above majestic
12/23/2023..... I totally count this as a Christmas song :)
Bought this album when it came out. Oh how I treasured this song!!!
Jon Anderson's voice is so angelic and his beautiful blue eyes and voice is so magical I love his face too❤❤❤
We were , all of us , blessed to have grown up listening to these " wonderous stories"
One of the best songs of all time from one of the best groups of all time!!!
They did this live it even sounded Great in the Spectrum, and that's hard to do.
Brings back so many great memories…very talented group!
Hi I recommend a song and video called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
Very positive song by an extremely talented band. Very good well written and put together song.
One of the greatest progressive bands ever, never missed a show. Alan White GREAT drummer
Yes... RUSH #1
No YES no RUSH
😂 Geddy Lee
Listening to this group is spiritual. Uplifting. What else can I say ? I try to think of new and unique words and phrases. Loving this group may be hard znd challenging to describe at times but the proof is in the music. Their musicianship standard sets the bar very high indeed. Amazing lea d singer. Stunning band. Rick Wakeman comes and goes throughout the groups history. What more to say ? Winners !
Amen sir.
This person is the only one that can hit or reach a note that previously was thought to b impossible,, truly one of kind
This is my favorite song on the album.
Jons voice is totally Amazing.
Wish we had music still like this nowadays !!!
they've got kind of "new wave" look here. very unusual. they adjusted themselves to a new era. but anyway they look and sound just great!
Олег Горбунов : It's still Yes in my book!
Except Alan White. He looks still very 70s in this clip. At least one that didn't fall for this horrible 80s style (and man did I hate that, I was between 15 and 25 in the 80s and the artificialiy of fashion of that time was horrible).
Jon Anderson has a beautiful voice I could listen to this song a lot
My favorite from this album. Great groove. The message is pretty cool as well. It also rocks in a very melodic way. Just awesome......
I am just a sucker for that psychedelic sitar sound.
Yes Sitar Sound made famous from George Harrison got into that adds to the Greatest Of All Times neverending story list the Fab 4 keeps goin no one will beat them ever on this Planet Earth our World
Miss Chris Squire so much 😢 he is just everything on this track ❤
I listen to his songs a lot what a beautiful voice he has it gives me goosebumps
Listen to this one of my favorite songs of my youth and it just can't give anyone a bad mood. The positive flow is just great.
😢😢😢😢💔💔💔 QUE SAUDADES DESSA ÉPOCA DE OURO SINTO TÃO DISTANTE DO AUGE DO MOMENTO!!!😢😢
What a beautiful song....having a beer in the garden, at least 40 odd years this song came out....without googling assume 78 ish
....genius...and now YES ' it can happen" ..Love and Peace x
I remember seeing this on MTV when it debuted. They played this a lot. After watching it now, i realize this was pretty hi tech for an early 80's video FX.
Yes band is.from heaven not this earth so positive the best I'm here to witness
Excelente!!!
Que privilegio es haber podido crecer escuchando a Yes 🙏 Maravillosa música que nos regalaron !!!!
Job Anderson has such a unique and distinct singing voice and along with all the other very talented musicians made YES one of my favourite bands in the 80's. Arguably one of the best prog rock bands period!
Hi I Recommend checking out an indie song Called 'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
Yes é fantástico sou do Brazil e sou fã do yes.
My generation grew up with. Make sense. We live by these lyrics. 80's music we expressed ourselves threw.
This song is just ridiculous. Perfection..
Maravilla❤