I was born in 1969 and the first time I heard this song I was by myself in my car and I cried like a baby. Not even sure why. I wish I could go back and do it all over again knowing what I know now.
@@christiancrihfield Im 53 years old and my experience has taught me that knowing what you really want out of life is the secret to success. If you are doing something you love you will never work a day in your life. Life is hard and it's full of ups and downs but putting your focus on and trusting in God makes it a whole lot easier. I'm not saying that troubles won't come your way but dealing with those troubles is easier when you have a relationship with God.
Being born in '72, this song is my life. My mom cried like a baby when Elvis died. I remember the day the space shuttle fell from the sky. Just like the song, I have a mortgage and two suvs. It brings back all kind of memories every time I hear it!!! LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!!
12years later I was born in 99 I turn 25 this year I’ll be lucky if I can ever afford or qualify for a mortgage at this rate wish I’d have been born in yalls decade haha 😂
I was born in 1982 and I got to see Ghostbusters, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Everything, Van Halen, WWF Live, WCW, The best Horror movies, Rental movies. The 80's are the best!
Born in 1968, I can relate to EVERYTHING in this song. From Star Wars, Evil Keneviel, Stretch Armstrong, when Dallas was America's team. I can tell you exactly where I was when I heard the news about Elvis dying (and my Mom did cry), and where I was when I heard the news the Challenger exploded on Jan 28, 1986. This song is my childhood.
I don't remember Elvis dying, but I do remember Challenger. Then Oklahoma City, then the Towers... School for Challenger, at home for Oklahoma City, working for the Towers.
@@Iris_Collins I was born in 1994; so my generation is associated with the bombing in Oklahoma City, "Scream" reviving the horror genre of movies, Princess Diana losing her life in a car crash, Bill and Monica, Columbine, Y2K hysteria, 9/11, Nickelodeon being the kids network to watch, etc.
@@michaellovely6601 I remember Oklahoma City; I don't remember what i was watching on TV before the news report came on, but I do remember the wreck of the building and the crying kids from the day care center. Made my heart hurt looking at them.
First time I heard this I got a tear in my eye. Born in 66. Teenager in the best decade of all time. Enjoyed the 60's, 70's and 80's music while a teenager. I know all what this song is about.
I was born in 1975 and the first time I heard this song, all I could remember was that I couldn't wait to grow up and be on my own. Oh, what a poor dream choice that was.....
Yes for sure. I was born in 72. This song takes me way back. Mark is performing in my town this Sunday. Hope he does this song live. It's gonna be great
This song describes my whole life growing up in the 70's, 80's. I'm getting near 50 now and wish I could live all those years over again. I loved the Dallas Cowboys, had a stretch Armstrong, had a few bike crashes, still love Star Wars and I remember watching my mom cry when Elvis died. Same with the 80' s.....I remember all of it. From the Rubik's cube to the Challenger Explosion and my first car......A brand new black Pontiac Firebird. Good times.........👍
I was born in 1994; so I mostly grew up during the 2000's. I remember the 2000 election, the September 11 attacks in 2001, the Bali bombings of 2002, the power outage of 2003, the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004, Hurricane Katrina devastating New Orleans, the death of Pope John Paul II in 2005, the 2006 Amish schoolhouse murders in Pennsylvania, Virginia Tech in 2007, the election of Barack Obama in 2008, and the death of Michael Jackson in 2009.
@@SgtE5 I was in 2nd grade when the Challenger went up, and it's my generation's "where were you" moment. And my first grade teacher showed up at my job a few years ago.
@@stephaniegittinger7980 I was getting a haircut when I watched the Columbia burn up on TV. Teacher wheeled a TV into my class and watched as the second plane hit.
I was in 4th grade, watching it happen on Live TV as our school hosted a special classroom presentation for all grades to watch the first teacher go into space...
I was in 5th grade. My school of 16 kids in Montana were watching the launch live when it happened. As kids we knew something bad just happened but really didnt sink in till later. School was let out early that day.
I was born in December 1969 and I tell you that this may be the truest song of ANY classification! MTV did play 24 hours of videos... What a much simpler life back then.
I was an 80s baby and a 90s teen. I remember the 80s memories and relate to the songs. I am listen in 2023. I turn 41 this Fall. May God bless you, Mark Wills! Thanks for sharing!
I turned 43 two weeks ago and remember when this song first came out. Even then, I instantly got taken back to my days of tights under a skirt, wearing two pairs of different colored crunch socks, crimped hair and feathered bangs. And, yes, I had a few pairs of parachute pants! Also, Bugle Boys....colorful, but, god-awful! I thought I looked good back then, though. 😂
80s baby and 90s teen I love this song and always have! It still brings a tear to my mothers eyes hearing it. She was a early 60s baby had me early 80s. I now know how she felt when she heard it for the first time. 😢
I've had the privilege to see Mark Wills 3 times. Once at the Kinney Store in Kinney Texas right in front of the stage. I filmed the whole 2 hour concert and was even recognized by Mark for doing so. Mark Wills has been a part of my life ever since the early 90's. His music speaks to everyone who hears it's soul.
I was born in 1970 and this song brings so many memories. Getting up early on saturday mornings and watching all the great cartoons and spending the evenings playing in the woods and fields around our farm. Like the song says i would not trade those days for anything.
I was born in 1971, in what was then a small town in GA. I don't live far from my parents home. Times have changed so much. At times it doesn't feel like the same world. This song hits so close to home with me. I can still remember me and my dad, mom, and brothers watching the Dukes of Hazzard on friday nights. I still remember me and my brothers going to the arcades playing video games like pac man, defender, and so many others. I still remember us playing outside even after the sun went down. Chasing lighting bugs in the summer. Waking on saturday mornings and watching cartoons til noon. Then getting our fishing poles and heading to a small pond near the house to catch bass or bluegill bream. Or catching catfish . Great times. Very great times.
I miss those days sometimes - I'm happy and blessed today with two grown sons and my precious granddaughter. 🥰 But still "I would't trade those days for nothing - It was 19 somethin'!"
I was born in ‘95 and I heard this song growing up and yearned for an experience that I’ll never know. Y’all really got to experience the absolute crest of American civilization and many of my generation will forever envy the lives that you guys got to live. 🥲
I was born in 2001 and I wake up everyday wishing that it was 1970 or 1980 something and I had a chance to live like they did. It actually affects me everyday. sometimes I wish it didn’t because it gets in the way of me living my current life to the fullest. But I just can’t help it sometimes. It physically hurts.
@@tiaschofield8348 I grew up in just like the video. Even still have some the things in video. Yeah, it was great. No cell.😢 But life goes on. Get out and enjoy life, don’t get stuck in a virtual world..
Tomorrow, I turn 50. Although I was born in 64, I was raised in the 70's and 80's. I have never been one to boo-hoo about time gone by, growing up in my family wasn't anything I've missed. But I now realize how very much I miss my friends. Hanging out with them is what saved my life. I do miss the 70's, and the 80's: more than I ever knew.
I wish I knew Mark Wills so I could thank him. I found myself this evening letting go of a very painful past couple of years regarding my elderly Parents while I go through their/my things. I've loved this song for a long time, but never found myself crying over it. In fact, I always laughed about it (in a good way). But tonight, and this week after some major transition in my life getting past a very very dark time in my life that has spanned several years with Alzheimer's and legal issues by people who need to just stay out of people's lives, I found myself reminiscing and this song really busted my emotions open unexpectedly. I don't cry. Really never have since I was a tiny kid. Always put on the straight face, but I lost it tonight. Thanks @MarkWills for writing/producing/performing this song!
I'm not a country music guy but there is something about this song. It brings me right back to my childhood. So many memories came flooding back watching this. Thanks Mark Wills for putting a smile in my heart.
I remember those days well! Doesn't seem that long ago! This song brings tears to my eyes just listening to the lyrics. I miss those days! Wish I could go back!
Born in 1966 lyv this Cowboy music there nothing better then playing all my favorite never gets old playing them ever day always This Little Country Cowgirl thank u cowboy ❤❤❤❤❤
Born in 71...yep...70s were nice...80s were the shiiiittt.....90's were pretty good... starting in 2000 the liberal democrats and hollywood destroyed America....
Have loved this song since it came out, having been born in 1967 totally my life in a song!!! Remember the neighbor in our apartment crying when Elvis died (she was a fanatic). And was standing in the middle of Main Street in Leesburg, FL when the shuttle went up, had the tv blasting so I could hear the countdown and when it exploded I freaked as I knew it was not to do that. Very impactful song for sure. The kids today just wouldn't understand.
I was born in 86' so some of these references resonate with me. Played pacman at the arcade. I had a Stretch Armstrong. Had rubix cube. Watched MTV. Went to the skating rink. Miss those so-called simpler times when my parents would just drop me and my brother at the arcade without any concern. Going to the movies every Christmas Eve as a family. Feels like a lifetime ago.
I love this song, I just adore the stories to it :D I remember the days where me and my buddies would stay out from morning to midnight riding bikes and playing games! What great days~ :D
Love this song, it brings back so many memories. I had just about all of the toys it shows in the video. Lol I saw Mark last year, he's a real class act. He sings real country music.
Got that right there nothing better always This little country cowgirl always take care & stay safe Always ❤❤❤❤❤🥰💜☪️💕💯💯💯🤫🎤🎤🎤😋💘🦋🤠🤠🙏🙏🙏❤️🦕😉✝️✝️🎩💟🐮🐴🐴☺️☮️🌹🌹🌹👣💜💜💕💕🙃🤗😆😆😛🤫🤫🎤😋😋😋
Aug 8, 1973 - Mark Wills is born in Cleveland, Tennessee. After winning the Academy of Country Music's Top New Male award in 1999, he earns his signature hit with the nostalgic 2002 single "19 Somethin.'" Happy 42nd Birthday Mark!
Born in 75, this brings back memories of being a kid in the 80s. Man do I miss those days, just running a playing and not a care in the world, things were a lot simpler back then.
This song just popped up , I am in my car crying and thinking just how wonderful it was and understanding everything in this song . Born in 71 , I wouldn’t change a damn thing about my life from back then
People nowadays would be offended to see that sweet ass hot rod in the first few seconds, but I'm proud to see it. Always a fan of you, bub! Love you and this song
Was listening to this in our car two nights ago with my 14 year old daughter and I was explaining to her the lyrics and when he said "space shuttle fell out of the sky" I completely lost it. I've never done that before infront of her. It was uncharacteristic, but all of these 80's emotions flooded me. I was in 4th grade and remember that day very well. Man, what a song.
Born in 71...yep...70s were nice...80s were the shiiiittt.....90's were pretty good... starting in 2000 the liberal democrats and hollywood destroyed America....
Turn your phone for a week. Get a BMX bike and go ramp over a ditch. Get an Atari and play all day. Get a radio with a tape cassette. Don’t watch the News. There you go.
That's awsome. Take care of that car and dont get cocky with it till you have driven it awhile. Itll get away from ya quick and it wont be pritty. Have fun at prom young man.
Love this song. I remember every thing he sang in this song. Those were the good ol days. I have some great childhood memories from the 70's. The 80's are some of the best times for me. The world now is in a great big mess. Seems to get worse. Thankful for this video to bring back those good ol memories. Thanks Cowgirl Cindy!
@@judeproulx9683 Mississippi. I just have alot of great memories that this song talks about. I love old school music. My cousin actually got to meet Mark Wills. She's into music, sings, goes all over. She has a great job in the country music Business. Lucky Cowgirl!
as a teenager growing up in this world we live in today the thing that I want most was to live back then. this world today is so toxic and i would give almost anything to have grown up in the 80s or 90s
I was born in April 1972 and this song describes my whole life even down to the black Trans-Am. Great memories I wish I could live all over again. Sure do miss a lot of my friends I grew up with. Some who moved away, some I just don't see anymore and a few that have passed away. 😕
I discovered him last week 09SEP22 at the Grand Ole Opry and just fell in love with him and his music. This was the first song he sang and it talks about all my childhood, Dukes of Hazards (me it was Beau and Luke Duke) Star Wars, Rubik's cube, etc. I Loved the show.
Hello Stacy 👋 how are you doing today?? Simple music can make you sing, a simple hug can make you feel better, simple things can make you happy, I hope my simple hello will make you smile.
I was born in 1969 and the first time I heard this song I was by myself in my car and I cried like a baby. Not even sure why. I wish I could go back and do it all over again knowing what I know now.
Same here
Me too 🥺
Do you have any advice for me a 17 year old trying to fu
Ignite out life? What should I cherish in life and what should I not focus as much on?
@@christiancrihfield Im 53 years old and my experience has taught me that knowing what you really want out of life is the secret to success. If you are doing something you love you will never work a day in your life. Life is hard and it's full of ups and downs but putting your focus on and trusting in God makes it a whole lot easier. I'm not saying that troubles won't come your way but dealing with those troubles is easier when you have a relationship with God.
@@christiancrihfield God, famiy and friends.
Being born in '72, this song is my life. My mom cried like a baby when Elvis died. I remember the day the space shuttle fell from the sky. Just like the song, I have a mortgage and two suvs. It brings back all kind of memories every time I hear it!!!
LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!!!!!
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12years later I was born in 99 I turn 25 this year I’ll be lucky if I can ever afford or qualify for a mortgage at this rate wish I’d have been born in yalls decade haha 😂
I was born in 1982 and I got to see Ghostbusters, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Everything, Van Halen, WWF Live, WCW, The best Horror movies, Rental movies. The 80's are the best!
Same here
Same here
The 80's were fun as a kid. Grew up watching Knight Rider, Dukes of Hazzard, 80's action movies and playing in the streets.
Sykokiller im a 2000s kid but i love Knight Rider and 80s stuff
...and had to be home when the street lights came on.
Born in 1968, I can relate to EVERYTHING in this song. From Star Wars, Evil Keneviel, Stretch Armstrong, when Dallas was America's team. I can tell you exactly where I was when I heard the news about Elvis dying (and my Mom did cry), and where I was when I heard the news the Challenger exploded on Jan 28, 1986. This song is my childhood.
I'm a 1969er, and I 200% agree with you! I too "can tell you exactly where I was when I heard the news about..." too. Sums it up perfectly, don't it?!
I don't remember Elvis dying, but I do remember Challenger. Then Oklahoma City, then the Towers...
School for Challenger, at home for Oklahoma City, working for the Towers.
Yep 1968 here too. This song hits me hard in the feels. Those were truly the good ole days. I remember it all like it was yesterday.
@@Iris_Collins I was born in 1994; so my generation is associated with the bombing in Oklahoma City, "Scream" reviving the horror genre of movies, Princess Diana losing her life in a car crash, Bill and Monica, Columbine, Y2K hysteria, 9/11, Nickelodeon being the kids network to watch, etc.
@@michaellovely6601 I remember Oklahoma City; I don't remember what i was watching on TV before the news report came on, but I do remember the wreck of the building and the crying kids from the day care center. Made my heart hurt looking at them.
I come to this planet mid August 1965 and boy this song Tells it like it was ...
Ever wanna go back home? smile
First time I heard this I got a tear in my eye. Born in 66. Teenager in the best decade of all time. Enjoyed the 60's, 70's and 80's music while a teenager. I know all what this song is about.
'66 is the luckiest year.
66 is when my dad was born rip bart man
I was born in 1975 and the first time I heard this song, all I could remember was that I couldn't wait to grow up and be on my own. Oh, what a poor dream choice that was.....
I was born in the 60s, raised in the 70s and graduated in the 80s; This song gets me deep inside.
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Same here.
Born in 1970! This song is so spot on! I love how a song can take you back to a place in your mind..
Hello Christy
Born in 72. Got that right, Ms Christy.
Yes for sure. I was born in 72. This song takes me way back. Mark is performing in my town this Sunday. Hope he does this song live. It's gonna be great
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1969 here !!!
This song describes my whole life growing up in the 70's, 80's. I'm getting near 50 now and wish I could live all those years over again. I loved the Dallas Cowboys, had a stretch Armstrong, had a few bike crashes, still love Star Wars and I remember watching my mom cry when Elvis died. Same with the 80' s.....I remember all of it. From the Rubik's cube to the Challenger Explosion and my first car......A brand new black Pontiac Firebird. Good times.........👍
I was born in 1994; so I mostly grew up during the 2000's. I remember the 2000 election, the September 11 attacks in 2001, the Bali bombings of 2002, the power outage of 2003, the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004, Hurricane Katrina devastating New Orleans, the death of Pope John Paul II in 2005, the 2006 Amish schoolhouse murders in Pennsylvania, Virginia Tech in 2007, the election of Barack Obama in 2008, and the death of Michael Jackson in 2009.
Wish I could be 50 again!
Grew up in 80's💗 This song puts a permanent grin on my face
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Born in 1969 and believe this was the absolute BEST times to grow up!!!!!!!
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1968 baby myself and I totally agree!!!
"Space shuttle fell out of the sky..." Challenger will never be forgotten.
@@SgtE5 I was in 2nd grade when the Challenger went up, and it's my generation's "where were you" moment. And my first grade teacher showed up at my job a few years ago.
@@stephaniegittinger7980 I was getting a haircut when I watched the Columbia burn up on TV. Teacher wheeled a TV into my class and watched as the second plane hit.
I was in 4th grade, watching it happen on Live TV as our school hosted a special classroom presentation for all grades to watch the first teacher go into space...
I was in 5th grade. My school of 16 kids in Montana were watching the launch live when it happened. As kids we knew something bad just happened but really didnt sink in till later. School was let out early that day.
I was born in April that year. Almost 4 months to the day. The 29th.
I was born in December 1969 and I tell you that this may be the truest song of ANY classification! MTV did play 24 hours of videos... What a much simpler life back then.
Showed this video to my parents, never saw them smile so much remembering how they grew up!
I was an 80s baby and a 90s teen. I remember the 80s memories and relate to the songs. I am listen in 2023. I turn 41 this Fall. May God bless you, Mark Wills! Thanks for sharing!
I turned 43 two weeks ago and remember when this song first came out. Even then, I instantly got taken back to my days of tights under a skirt, wearing two pairs of different colored crunch socks, crimped hair and feathered bangs. And, yes, I had a few pairs of parachute pants! Also, Bugle Boys....colorful, but, god-awful! I thought I looked good back then, though. 😂
80s baby and 90s teen I love this song and always have! It still brings a tear to my mothers eyes hearing it. She was a early 60s baby had me early 80s. I now know how she felt when she heard it for the first time. 😢
Same here I'm n 80s aswell
This song is literally my early life and it is spot on. I am now 59 and this songs takes me back to a wonderful part of my life ❤
Country will never be the same... RIP.
This is REAL country and I'd pay to watch this live should Mark ever play locally.
Gotta say hey Mark, thumbs up and bics lite. J r
I've had the privilege to see Mark Wills 3 times. Once at the Kinney Store in Kinney Texas right in front of the stage. I filmed the whole 2 hour concert and was even recognized by Mark for doing so.
Mark Wills has been a part of my life ever since the early 90's.
His music speaks to everyone who hears it's soul.
He’ll be at the Knox county fair in Mount Vernon Ohio July 2024
I was born in 97 but I know that the 70's, 80's were the good ole days 😥 I miss those days
96 here, and man I wish I could’ve lived through these times, for countless reasons.
I was born in 1997 as well !! Go class of 2016!!
‘95 🙌🏿
Same
I was born in 2004 and i love everything of mine to be 80s and like 80s movies and shows and 80s music lol
OMG...this song is the best! I remember all of this he mentions! I was born in 1973 so I got experience both decades! LOVED IT!
Me too!!!!
Me too!!!!!
Were they fun?
Me too but my little morbid ass was thinking about The Atlanta Child Murders and hitchhikers being murdered... the joys of being a 1973 baby 😂😂😂
I was born in 1970 and this song brings so many memories. Getting up early on saturday mornings and watching all the great cartoons and spending the evenings playing in the woods and fields around our farm. Like the song says i would not trade those days for anything.
I love this song! I grew up in the 70s & 80s and I wouldn't trade those days for nothing either!
Yep
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Does anyone else have flashbacks that are just totally linked to the nostalgic country songs from 1995-2004
I thought I was the only one
But why ‘04 just wondering?
Definitely took the 80s for granted. Back when country was actually country
I was born in 79 but I'm a product of the 80s and I don't care what anybody say I love old school country songs like this
The 70's and 80's were the absolute best!
I was born in 1971, in what was then a small town in GA. I don't live far from my parents home. Times have changed so much. At times it doesn't feel like the same world. This song hits so close to home with me. I can still remember me and my dad, mom, and brothers watching the Dukes of Hazzard on friday nights. I still remember me and my brothers going to the arcades playing video games like pac man, defender, and so many others. I still remember us playing outside even after the sun went down. Chasing lighting bugs in the summer. Waking on saturday mornings and watching cartoons til noon. Then getting our fishing poles and heading to a small pond near the house to catch bass or bluegill bream. Or catching catfish . Great times. Very great times.
I miss those days sometimes - I'm happy and blessed today with two grown sons and my precious granddaughter. 🥰 But still "I would't trade those days for nothing - It was 19 somethin'!"
I was born in ‘95 and I heard this song growing up and yearned for an experience that I’ll never know. Y’all really got to experience the absolute crest of American civilization and many of my generation will forever envy the lives that you guys got to live. 🥲
I was born in 95 aswell but luckily being from the middle of no where I still was able to relate to alot of it
I was born in '93
I was born in 2001 and I wake up everyday wishing that it was 1970 or 1980 something and I had a chance to live like they did. It actually affects me everyday. sometimes I wish it didn’t because it gets in the way of me living my current life to the fullest. But I just can’t help it sometimes. It physically hurts.
@@tiaschofield8348 I grew up in just like the video. Even still have some the things in video. Yeah, it was great. No cell.😢 But life goes on. Get out and enjoy life, don’t get stuck in a virtual world..
Gen X forever 🤘
Tomorrow, I turn 50. Although I was born in 64, I was raised in the 70's and 80's. I have never been one to boo-hoo about time gone by, growing up in my family wasn't anything I've missed. But I now realize how very much I miss my friends. Hanging out with them is what saved my life. I do miss the 70's, and the 80's: more than I ever knew.
god bless your soul
I wish I knew Mark Wills so I could thank him. I found myself this evening letting go of a very painful past couple of years regarding my elderly Parents while I go through their/my things. I've loved this song for a long time, but never found myself crying over it. In fact, I always laughed about it (in a good way). But tonight, and this week after some major transition in my life getting past a very very dark time in my life that has spanned several years with Alzheimer's and legal issues by people who need to just stay out of people's lives, I found myself reminiscing and this song really busted my emotions open unexpectedly. I don't cry. Really never have since I was a tiny kid. Always put on the straight face, but I lost it tonight. Thanks @MarkWills for writing/producing/performing this song!
God Bless you
Same
My time! I was 9 years old in 1978. Can't imagine a better childhood than the 70s and 80s.
Who else grew up with the Dukes of Hazzard and is NOT a "racist"?
I'm not a racist, kew kew!!
I just like to go fast. It's not hate it's heritage if people actually look at history. That's what's wrong with America now tmo
💯 brother they taught life lessons not racism
@jessjohnson-rocks would you be sarcastic to his face?
Not many 😂
We will never get those days back.
cance7984 So true
Sucks but true
Youre just being honest
I met Mark Wills, he's an awesome person and I love his songs!!!
Hello Michele
Yeah me too
Oh I agree I had six boy cousins and When We Were Young we all watched The Dukes of Hazzard got some great memories
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i was born in Nov 1971 ...the 70s and 80s was the best time to grow up ....that comment was from my uncle lol I’m only 30
Also the 90s
Was born in 1969.... grew up during this time. Best time ever!!
Nov 1971 as well
2000 here. Still adore this song
I was born in 71 also the 80's we're the best time ever
I’m 56 and this hits hard. Wow. Great song
My childhood and adolescence perfectly in this one song!
Thanks for the memories Mark!
Hello friend
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Its a shame they don't make music like this anymore
They can’t. The new generation is offended by everything. I mean why would someone get offended by things like syrup. Lol
@@lilbuni2004 Lol
I so fully agree,and i don't even know,any of the newer singers now!
@@MARYGAIL1000 me either!
We haven't had many years/decades worth bragging about lately.
I was born in 1969. Each detail of the song brings back so many memories! Love it!
I remember those days. wish they were still here . anyone else?
Oh, hell yeah. Back then nobody cared about being politically correct
Me too
I was born in 2002 but this gives me a sense of anemoia, which is nostalgia for a time you’ve never known
The Space Shuttle Fell From The Sky - RIGHT IN THE HEART
I get chills every time I hear those lyrics...I’m also taken back to the classroom where we watch the shuttle take off that morning.
@@paulasnyder8623 I miss the 70s and 80s I miss being a kid
I was born in 68 and I love this song because I remember the time when I grew up
I'm not a country music guy but there is something about this song. It brings me right back to my childhood. So many memories came flooding back watching this. Thanks Mark Wills for putting a smile in my heart.
I remember those days well! Doesn't seem that long ago! This song brings tears to my eyes just listening to the lyrics. I miss those days! Wish I could go back!
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Born in 1966 lyv this Cowboy music there nothing better then playing all my favorite never gets old playing them ever day always This Little Country Cowgirl thank u cowboy ❤❤❤❤❤
I was born in August 1972. Totally agree with you. The '80's were the best!
may 1972
August 75 need to make a time machine and go back when people wanted to live not whatever we do now
Born in 71...yep...70s were nice...80s were the shiiiittt.....90's were pretty good... starting in 2000 the liberal democrats and hollywood destroyed America....
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This song is why I started listening to country music!
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This song makes me feel happy and sad at the same time. Brings back the memories of my childhood.
This describes the 1970's and 1980's . This brings back memories. Great song I love his music always have.
HeatherinOK H that's kinda the point of the song...
Just saw him at the Grand ole opry. Fantastic. He played this one.
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They need to bring this music back
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Life was so much simpler back then. Kids had respect for their elders and neighbors were best friends. Those days were the best!!!
Mark Wills is a great singer I wish he could come out with more music
Have loved this song since it came out, having been born in 1967 totally my life in a song!!! Remember the neighbor in our apartment crying when Elvis died (she was a fanatic). And was standing in the middle of Main Street in Leesburg, FL when the shuttle went up, had the tv blasting so I could hear the countdown and when it exploded I freaked as I knew it was not to do that. Very impactful song for sure. The kids today just wouldn't understand.
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Easily the best song ever when it comes to actually telling a story that's not about some cliché topic. What a banger!
i mean growing up is a topic a lot of country singers go to when writing songs.
@@ryanforster8761 But they were not written as good as this one
@@danhendrickson7708 Young by Kenny Chesney
@@ryanforster8761 That song is ok. The lyrics are definitely me when I was a kid
seeing him pull up in the General Lee makes me smile cause i have my own General Lee :D
Awesome!
I was born in 86' so some of these references resonate with me. Played pacman at the arcade. I had a Stretch Armstrong. Had rubix cube. Watched MTV. Went to the skating rink. Miss those so-called simpler times when my parents would just drop me and my brother at the arcade without any concern. Going to the movies every Christmas Eve as a family. Feels like a lifetime ago.
I was born in 86' as well. I miss the simpler times as well
This really makes me wish I grew up in the 70s/80s! My dad did and he tells me all kinds of crazy stories!
Brittany Kannou i know right i grew up in the 2000s
Just heard this song for the first time. What a piece. Gives me optimism.
Stay strong everyone. Better days are coming.
Sending love from the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Who in the hell are you sending love to ? America is just fine despite what the small intense minority says on tv. Yeeee haaaawww
I love this song, I just adore the stories to it :D I remember the days where me and my buddies would stay out from morning to midnight riding bikes and playing games! What great days~ :D
I didn't grow up in the 90s but this song still kind of gets to me. There's something vulnerable about realizing how time keeps us moving.
Love this song, it brings back so many memories. I had just about all of the toys it shows in the video. Lol I saw Mark last year, he's a real class act. He sings real country music.
I'd give up cable TV, the internet and smart phones in a second if I could go back to the seventies and be twenty something again.
Got that right there nothing better always This little country cowgirl always take care & stay safe Always ❤❤❤❤❤🥰💜☪️💕💯💯💯🤫🎤🎤🎤😋💘🦋🤠🤠🙏🙏🙏❤️🦕😉✝️✝️🎩💟🐮🐴🐴☺️☮️🌹🌹🌹👣💜💜💕💕🙃🤗😆😆😛🤫🤫🎤😋😋😋
This song hit me hard even though I’m a 2000s kid
My friend, you had to live in the 1980s. Greatest decade of the twentieth century!
@@scottfisher7478 YES! I feel like today is too modern. I feel like where I live would have been way more simple and better
@@joeschmoe9657 im also a 2000s kid and i love this song and i like 80s stuff
Same
Yeah 2000s kid here. I always wished I grew up in the 80s. Seemed so much better back then.
General Lee and the Smokey and the Bandit Trans-Am. Sweet.
That's Dukes of Hazard
That’s my favorite part of the whole video. Is getting to see them
Smokey And The Bandit is an awesome movie and the Dukes Of Hazard is a bad to the bone tv show and i kinda like the Dukes Of Hazard movie as well.
I’m only 14 and this is the sickest thing ever
@@tannerlittle9769 I’m 16 and I love this video and song
I love growing up in that era!! I wouldn't have changed it for nothing!!
Hello Christina
This brings back so many memories I was a teenager in the 70' what a great time to live in
I bet am not the only one listening to this 2019
Gotta love the Trans Am
Way better than today’s music!!
I am still listening and I will always be listening from 2019 all the way to the end of time
Bet your not the only one gonna make that comment either.
nope I still do and will for a long time to come
Aug 8, 1973 - Mark Wills is born in Cleveland, Tennessee. After winning the Academy of Country Music's Top New Male award in 1999, he earns his signature hit with the nostalgic 2002 single "19 Somethin.'" Happy 42nd Birthday Mark!
Babybluebbw dont forget dont laugh at me...... Damn that was a tear jerker
same birthday but 28 years later😂
That loser was too young to remember the seventies.
I was born in 1992 and still, this is one of my top songs.
Born in 1964, all these things apply to me perfectly.. Love this song!
I was in 1965 yes perfectly here
Hello Stephanie
This song takes me back to my childhood, I love it.
Hello Camille
Born in 75, this brings back memories of being a kid in the 80s. Man do I miss those days, just running a playing and not a care in the world, things were a lot simpler back then.
This song just popped up , I am in my car crying and thinking just how wonderful it was and understanding everything in this song . Born in 71 , I wouldn’t change a damn thing about my life from back then
People nowadays would be offended to see that sweet ass hot rod in the first few seconds, but I'm proud to see it. Always a fan of you, bub! Love you and this song
Stupid because they probably don’t bother to watch the show.
My exact thoughts when I saw it
And I’d love nothing more than to hop in the drivers seat and do some donuts then go jump over a ravine✌🏼😎🇺🇸
That’s for damn sure. All the freakin snowflakes in the world their heads would explode
@Mickey Merzon In our losing we still found pride, where did you get?
I love this man's voice.
I was born in 1951 and love this song
Simply a good ole’ song.. from a city slicker
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I will never understand how this guy wasnt more popular he has a better voice than most of todays “country” artists
Was listening to this in our car two nights ago with my 14 year old daughter and I was explaining to her the lyrics and when he said "space shuttle fell out of the sky" I completely lost it. I've never done that before infront of her. It was uncharacteristic, but all of these 80's emotions flooded me. I was in 4th grade and remember that day very well. Man, what a song.
How can someone not like this song, (74 dislikes) it is my childhood to a T.
I pity da Foo who don't like this song!
Mad cause they weren't alive back then.
I'm a 2000s kid and this songs makes me miss the 70s-90s. It makes me feel like I lived it.
born 1950 lived in the best years of this country 50-60-70-80's I would not trade those days for nothing
Born in 1990 across the pond but this is one of my favourite songs and can always lift my nood, no matter what ❤
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Somebody should continue this on. Cuz this was an absolute jam
This makes me wish I knew what it was like back then.
Born in 71...yep...70s were nice...80s were the shiiiittt.....90's were pretty good... starting in 2000 the liberal democrats and hollywood destroyed America....
Turn your phone for a week. Get a BMX bike and go ramp over a ditch. Get an Atari and play all day. Get a radio with a tape cassette. Don’t watch the News. There you go.
Nothing like those times. I sure miss it
@@rodneyforston6712 'bout sums it up, and wouldn't trade my 80's for nothing!
History is something to be held on to. It teaches us to be strong and keeps us grounded!
What an awesome song! Always brings back my own childhood memories!💗
The glory days of America
I'm 15 and about a year or 2 ago me and my dad bought a 77 trans am and we are currently fixing it up for my senior prom
Lucky You!. my husband is literally in the process of selling his trans am. sad to see it go. It represents an era that is long gone .
I wish I had one hope your prom is good
That's awsome. Take care of that car and dont get cocky with it till you have driven it awhile. Itll get away from ya quick and it wont be pritty. Have fun at prom young man.
You are a blessed person 💖
I have a 94 trans am it's been modified a lil bit
I may have been Born in 1997 but I feel this song I grow up with my grandparents but I feel it for more then that
I was born in 1973 great memories thanks for sharing
Love this song. I remember every thing he sang in this song. Those were the good ol days. I have some great childhood memories from the 70's. The 80's are some of the best times for me.
The world now is in a great big mess. Seems to get worse. Thankful for this video to bring back those good ol memories. Thanks Cowgirl Cindy!
Hello Karen
@@judeproulx9683 Hello 👋
@@karenmiddleton995 how you doing today, I guess you must be a big fan as me haha 😊 where are you from Karen?
@@judeproulx9683 Mississippi. I just have alot of great memories that this song talks about. I love old school music. My cousin actually got to meet Mark Wills. She's into music, sings, goes all over. She has a great job in the country music
Business. Lucky Cowgirl!
@@karenmiddleton995 wow, sounds amazing. I see you like country music so much, I really enjoy listening to country music.
as a teenager growing up in this world we live in today the thing that I want most was to live back then. this world today is so toxic and i would give almost anything to have grown up in the 80s or 90s
I was born in April 1972 and this song describes my whole life even down to the black Trans-Am. Great memories I wish I could live all over again. Sure do miss a lot of my friends I grew up with. Some who moved away, some I just don't see anymore and a few that have passed away. 😕
I discovered him last week 09SEP22 at the Grand Ole Opry and just fell in love with him and his music. This was the first song he sang and it talks about all my childhood, Dukes of Hazards (me it was Beau and Luke Duke) Star Wars, Rubik's cube, etc. I Loved the show.
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As a kid born in the 70s, i FEEL this song deeply
talk about bringing back memories. I was born in the 70s so this pretty much fits me.
Born in 86' but grew up on 80's and 90's country.. including this song... it deff takes me back
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Stacy. I was also born in 86'
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Oh how I miss those days!! I was born in 1969, so I remember all of this very well!!