Truly recall crying my eyes-out😢 as a kid with my older-brother after watching back-then...Wanted to cry all-over again just week's-ago when Gale joined his friend...
I had an "OBE" once on an operating-table yrs-ago, "saw the other-side," etc. & I'm Sure the two of them are "together-again"... / Also, in H.S. my coach gave me Sayers #40 'cause I was Greg Sayles (pronounced "Sales")...I guess he thought that was close enough! (the coach, btw, once coached Miami QB Dan Marino a few years prior in Jr.High)
I'm a 49 year old man. I've seen this movie a dozen times. It's still the only movie that can make me cry after repeat viewings. Probably the best sports movie ever made.
And today, the world has lost Pic's best friend. Gayle Sayers and Brian Piccolo, God you have the best backfield ever to play together. Gayle and Brian, together again and for eternity.
Remembering Gale Sayers who died on September 23, 2020 at the rip old age of 77. I never saw him play. He was before my time, but I have seen Brian's Song. Never saw Brian Piccolo either, but did see Brian's Song. After 49 years it still hold up and brings a tear to the eye and a lump to the throat. God Bless You Gale Sayers and you too Brian Piccolo!
Gayle Sayers passed away a few days ago and I thought i was ready to listen to this song. I remember him and Brian running together in the movie and that's exactly how I picture them now in Heaven.
This song is “Turn Back the Hands of Time.” Brings on tears literally EVERY time I’ve heard it over the past 50 years, since I first saw the film as a child. Haven’t seen it in YEARS. Would love for my kids (17 and 19) to see it someday. My son played football. Although the movie is more about Piccolo’s and Sayers’ (autocorrect won’t let me spell it right!!!) friendship as he lived and fought through cancer, it still has enough “football” in it to attract a former football player, I think. What a movie. Can’t hear this song without crying..😭😭😭
my 12 yr old son and nephew watched Brian's Song on the way home after a Bears game, it actually made me feel good to hear him say' "I think I'm going to cry". Piccolo will always be in Bears fans hearts!
I was a young adult during Henry Mancini's heyday. A mature adult during the John Williams halcyon days. I cannot imagine who will accompany me into my senior years and the beyond. These men are gifts.
This is the truth, when I look back 49 years this year, I remember going into my garage and cried like a baby. I was at the time a Bears fan, along with a couple more. I have not since had a story that moved me quite as much.
another beautiful Henry Mancini movie theme song. my Italian American Dad, born and raised in Little Italy, southside Chicago, and a huge Bears fan, cried when he saw this movie, and heard this beautiful song.
It seems hard to believe that it was fifty years today - June 16, 2020 - that Brian Piccolo left us. What a shame that he died so young and with so much left to give!
Rest In Power Mr. Gale Sayers. Give Brian a HUG from me okay. 2020 has been rough but you always taught this young football player to keep on trucking. Thank you for your inspiration always.
Me and my sister watched this on TV.I was eleven years old.We cried like babies.I bought the movie years ago and have watched at well over 100 times.My favorite movie.I love Brian Piccolo!
This movie, and its theme song were about real men and the bonds they share. I dont care home mainly you are. This movie will bring you to tears. This song brings me to tears every time.
Rest In Peace to Gayle Sayers, the Kansas Comet, now with his friend, Brian Piccolo, in Heaven, running to glory and daylight till the end of time. 🙌🏈🙌
I'm bawling in tears I got to see both of them in 1968 in Baltimore against the Colt's. I had no idea I would love these two guy's the way I do Gale Sayers and Brian Piccolo. I named my oldest son Brian after Brian Piccolo he's 37 now my father name is Eugene like Gale Eugene Sayer's. My friend Carl Reeves played for Bear's in the 90's so I have a lot in common with these 2 guy's and to see them when I was 7 in 1968. WOW my they both RIP together again.
I was a little boy when this occurred. Iam an old man now. It is heart wrenching no matter how tou view it. All of my wishes to Gale Sayers, & to Brian Piccolo. You enlightened most of us!!!
A truly piece of beautiful music; the noise today can learn a lesson from this. I saw Brian Piccolo play and the first movie was a treasure. The second one was?
The movie brings back a lot of childhood memories. One of the first times I saw my dad cry. Who would have thought a wordless piece of music could make such a flood of emotion happen . Excuse me I have something in my eye . RIP GS. You were a man among men. Tell Brian hi for all of us .
My father, on his guitar, and me, a new violin player did a duet to this song. It was one of his favorites. Now here I am, 48 years later, having lost my dad a few months ago. Even though it has been so long ago, this song brings tears to my eyes.
R.I.P. William Blinn! This song AND the movie still THE most heart wrenching tear jerking pair of buddies ever made for TV, bar none! Piccolo and Sayers ! So Poignant!
Thinking of the Gale Sayers family today, tomorrow & always...Brian's Song was one of the movies I watched every time it was on when I was growing up...cried every time...I know Brian was there with a football waiting for him...Rest in Peace Gale...
Thank you all who made the movie. This song put me praying for Brian when I was just 8. All of Chicago and a lot of the NFL was heart broken by his passing. We loved him.
I just heard that Gale Sayers has died so thought about the song and listen to it and I remember his autobiography and it's a way to live God first my friends second and I am third
I remember when thid first aired on televsion I think whe whole Nation cryed at the end. After all these years, still one of the biggest tear jerkers ever made.
I remember watching the movie when it came out and still after all these years the emotions are still raw. RIP and they are again united as dear friends. We can all learn something from them at this time. They were the epitome of acceptance and love. May peace be with them now.
That was one of best Made for TV movies ever. As I recall it was very touching and sad. Based on a true story. 2020 It's about time one of the networks Play this Star Rated Movie again.
My boyfriend and I went to see "Brian's Song" at the theatre, when it first came out. It was such an emotional film, I cried a river of tears when I knew Brian Piccolo was dying of cancer. May he Rest in Peace.
My prayers go to those who have lost loved ones to this dreaded disease. May the scientists soon find a cure... and an additional prayer for my friend Joe who lost his wife Friday to brain cancer...RIP Lynn
Thank you for your post. I lost my mom three weeks ago. She had cancer (oral) and surgery, but suffered a heart attack and never recovered. We are reeling. This disease takes too many. RIP Mom, and RIP Lynn and all others....
This is such a beautiful song, and I loved playing it on the piano. Such an emotional movie to watch, "Brian's Song. The melody brings back wonderful memories of my childhood. XO
I used this song to walk down the aisle in 1973. The lyrics mean so much more now than they did to a young 19 year old. We've built some beautiful memories together that should have "no future and no past". So touching. And what a movie!
I was in 4th grade when I saw this movie; our teacher showed to the class. I saw it 3yrs. after it came out. It made me cry and it has been a favorite of mine. The theme song still chokes me up
My piano teacher gave me this song to learn when I was 12. Even then, I knew it was a great piece of music. Thanks to this movie, we all knew who James Caan was. So memorable. His passing is our loss.
This movie and the theme had a major impact on my life. Just as Brian Piccolo died of lung cancer, so did my dad in late December of 1970. This movie and the beautiful theme song helped me cope with my dad's passing . I was 15 and a half years old when he died By the way my dad was only 53
Sorry for your loss my brother just past away he was 66 I’m 60 too young I think he had stomach Cancer he suffered dearly for a year and a half I miss him a lot he was a good man he donated thousands to charity 😢
I was privileged to meet both Gale Sayers AND Henry Mancini, in the late 1970's. Both outstanding gentlemen, one of whom left us far too soon. Great rendition of Legrand's masterpiece.
such a powerful melody......my mother just passed away and this song helps me weep both tears of joy and sorrow.....her passing is simply gripping...funny thing, i am a twin and back in the fifties when i was born they said my mom was going to have a big baby boy and my parents only had one name picked out, brian!!!!
This song is absolutely riveting and drives at the heart of one's emotions. Very hard to listen to without having a tear in your eye. Phenomenal arrangement.
Yes R. I. P gale will be there with you!!! I remember watching the movie when it came out in 1971.I was in junior high then, i cried watching this movie and even now i do. I pray for those who lost a loved one to cancer, especially at such young age like Brian.
I think everyone who is an athlete or in the military should watch this movie. I will admit I shed tears at the end of this movie. This song is so moving. Rest in peace.
One of my first musical memories. I can spot this song being played overhead in the most crowed and noisy rooms. I cried like a baby when I saw Brian Song and this song still gets me
This movie and the theme had a major impact on my life. Just as Brian Piccolo died of lung cancer, so did my dad in late December of 1970. This movie and the beautiful theme song helped me cope with my dad's passing . I was 15 and a half years old when he died
This movie and the theme song are among my most memorable performances and, yes, it brings tears to my eyes every time I think about it. It makes you feel good about humanity, amd man's love for one another.
My Mother would always break down when this song was played. My Dad died of cancer back in 1969. My Mom saw this movie once and it just made her grieving a much more difficult process. My Mother died back in 2002. And, I come here to be reminded of my Mother and her life.
I have watched Brian song A million times and the song through the hands of time Which is the name of the name of the song still makes the hair stand up on my arms the story also was the first time a black and white players roomed together in the NFL thanks for sharing the song Judith Horne jax fl
The film is 73 minutes long x 1,000,000 = 73,000,000. / 60 = 1,216,666.67 hours. That number / 24 = 50,694.444 / 365.25 = 138.793 years.....Oh I'm just having a little fun......
I think the song is called “Turn Back the Hands of Time”. I watched this movie as a young child in the 70’s and it left such a lasting impression. I still can’t listen to this song, even almost 50 yrs later) without choking up and crying...😭😭😭
Loved this song when the movie came out and still love hearing it played.......What a moving story of two team mates friendship and all they went thru together.......................................
Seen the movie about 10 times over various stages of my life always wondering will this be the time I make it through the entire movie without crying. Haven't succeeded yet.
Just buried my dad, love you dad
. ❤❤😢
For those of us who grew up in the 1970s, and remember the movie Brian's Song, this is THE most heart-aching piece of music ever.
I agree with you. I looked this song up because my wife, mother-in-law, and stepson (ston) are watching the movie now. Memories of yore.
I remember. Makes tears come to my eyes.
Omg yes first flick I cried whole theater was sniffling
James , billy dee,shelly fabres
Truly recall crying my eyes-out😢 as a kid with my older-brother after watching back-then...Wanted to cry all-over again just week's-ago when Gale joined his friend...
RIP Gale Sayers. Say hi to Brian. I’m sure he’s glad to see you.
What a wonderful image!!
I had an "OBE" once on an operating-table yrs-ago, "saw the other-side," etc. & I'm Sure the two of them are "together-again"... / Also, in H.S. my coach gave me Sayers #40 'cause I was Greg Sayles (pronounced "Sales")...I guess he thought that was close enough! (the coach, btw, once coached Miami QB Dan Marino a few years prior in Jr.High)
I cry everytime I hear it
Sadly; I'd bet, that the interracial roomies in Pro-Sports, is still unusual... :(
@@brainsareus great another woke mutt gonna bring race into a special moment
I'm a 49 year old man. I've seen this movie a dozen times. It's still the only movie that can make me cry after repeat viewings. Probably the best sports movie ever made.
I am 76 and this movie was so heartbreaking, great acting and yes touching theme song 🎶 ❤
Just watched it a couple hours ago I’m still ripped up
It it the best sports movie ever; o close seconds!
James Caan who passed away today, was the perfect fit for such a role. Brians Song made grown men cry. Rest in Power Jimmy. 💔
And today, the world has lost Pic's best friend. Gayle Sayers and Brian Piccolo, God you have the best backfield ever to play together. Gayle and Brian, together again and for eternity.
You got that.
great comment
I played this beautiful music at my Dad's funeral. His name was Brian so I found it very fitting.A beautiful number.
Listened to this today after the death of Gale Sayers. Still very moving to this day. Yes I'm crying.
I am crying, listening to it now, and their friendship sooo Beautiful ❤
Beautiful piece of music...50 years later, still gives me the chills
Rest in Peace, Gale Sayers, gone today at the age of 77. I can just see you running in heaven with Pic.
Remembering Gale Sayers who died on September 23, 2020 at the rip old age of 77. I never saw him play. He was before my time, but I have seen Brian's Song. Never saw Brian Piccolo either, but did see Brian's Song. After 49 years it still hold up and brings a tear to the eye and a lump to the throat. God Bless You Gale Sayers and you too Brian Piccolo!
Sayers was the best football player I ever saw and a good person.
Every '70s Sports writer agreed: The "Kansas Comet" ran like a deer. I think even the deer agreed.
They are playing over gods football field again till end of time!
Got the news today about Gale Sayers. Needed a good cry.
Gayle Sayers passed away a few days ago and I thought i was ready to listen to this song. I remember him and Brian running together in the movie and that's exactly how I picture them now in Heaven.
I remember the shock of hearing about his demise. Although his fame was before my time. May he RIP.
Oh Lord God Almighty, I yearn for your blessed Eternity, where there are no more tears and no more cancer.
And no more care wrecks or lice Mia either!
This song is “Turn Back the Hands of Time.” Brings on tears literally EVERY time I’ve heard it over the past 50 years, since I first saw the film as a child. Haven’t seen it in YEARS. Would love for my kids (17 and 19) to see it someday. My son played football. Although the movie is more about Piccolo’s and Sayers’ (autocorrect won’t let me spell it right!!!) friendship as he lived and fought through cancer, it still has enough “football” in it to attract a former football player, I think. What a movie. Can’t hear this song without crying..😭😭😭
Amen to that ❤
Tears are in my eyes. 🧡
RIP Gale -- may you meet up with Brian . . . this made me cry all over again
The Kansas Comet 😊
God bless Henry Mancini, Brian Piccolo and Gale Sayers.
RIP Gayle Sayers. He passed away today Sept. 23, 2020 at the age of 77.
my 12 yr old son and nephew watched Brian's Song on the way home after a Bears game, it actually made me feel good to hear him say' "I think I'm going to cry". Piccolo will always be in Bears fans hearts!
I played this for a piano recital. I am bawling now and not sure how I’ll stop.
A classic. Watched the movie with my dad...passed in 1980. The stars still spell out your name Dad.
I was a young adult during Henry Mancini's heyday. A mature adult during the John Williams halcyon days. I cannot imagine who will accompany me into my senior years and the beyond. These men are gifts.
Mancini was a genius but Williams is hack. Please. Howard Shore is 50 times the composer that Williams is.
RIP, James Caan❤️
Just the song without even the movie can still just about bring me to tears.
Thank you, Henry Mancini, for this beautiful arrangement and performance of Michel Legrand's song.
This is the truth, when I look back 49 years this year, I remember going into my garage and cried like a baby. I was at the time a Bears fan, along with a couple more. I have not since had a story that moved me quite as much.
A broken heart is what I was left with ..But they are now together again ..God bless those best friends.gail and brian
This is the only movie men cry over. It still makes me sad thinking about all these years after watching it as a kid
Too bad it is mostly fabricated and the two were never really as close as portrayed in the film.
Saddest music ever
I agree, both this song and the movie got me really emotional.
I still cry at the first 3 chords to this day
another beautiful Henry Mancini movie theme song. my Italian American Dad, born and raised in Little Italy, southside Chicago, and a huge Bears fan, cried when he saw this movie, and heard this beautiful song.
It seems hard to believe that it was fifty years today - June 16, 2020 - that Brian Piccolo left us. What a shame that he died so young and with so much left to give!
This just played on the radio. It made my eyes tear up just thinking about the movie.
Rest In Power Mr. Gale Sayers. Give Brian a HUG from me okay. 2020 has been rough but you always taught this young football player to keep on trucking. Thank you for your inspiration always.
Me and my sister watched this on TV.I was eleven years old.We cried like babies.I bought the movie years ago and have watched at well over 100 times.My favorite movie.I love Brian Piccolo!
This movie, and its theme song were about real men and the bonds they share. I dont care home mainly you are. This movie will bring you to tears. This song brings me to tears every time.
Rest In Peace to Gayle Sayers, the Kansas Comet, now with his friend, Brian Piccolo, in Heaven, running to glory and daylight till the end of time. 🙌🏈🙌
I'm bawling in tears I got to see both of them in 1968 in Baltimore against the Colt's. I had no idea I would love these two guy's the way I do Gale Sayers and Brian Piccolo. I named my oldest son Brian after Brian Piccolo he's 37 now my father name is Eugene like Gale Eugene Sayer's. My friend Carl Reeves played for Bear's in the 90's so I have a lot in common with these 2 guy's and to see them when I was 7 in 1968. WOW my they both RIP together again.
I saw this film at the theatre in 1971, and tried my best to hold back my tears, but couldn't.
I was a little boy when this occurred. Iam an old man now. It is heart wrenching no matter how tou view it. All of my wishes to Gale Sayers, & to Brian Piccolo. You enlightened most of us!!!
A truly piece of beautiful music; the noise today can learn a lesson from this. I saw Brian Piccolo play and the first movie was a treasure. The second one was?
The first time I ever saw my Dad cry!!
I am in my 50's and saw this when it was first released Yep it made me cry
The most beautiful song on earth the first time I saw my father cry we watched this movie together ❤️RIP Daddy
One of the most beautiful songs and friendships ever known,!
The movie brings back a lot of childhood memories. One of the first times I saw my dad cry. Who would have thought a wordless piece of music could make such a flood of emotion happen . Excuse me I have something in my eye . RIP GS. You were a man among men. Tell Brian hi for all of us .
So sad today heard of Gale Sayers passing May this music be with Brian and Gale forever
Saw this movie back in '71 when I was 11 years old
I watched the movie many times. Cannot get thru it without crying my eyes out. I watched Brian and Gayle when they played
My father, on his guitar, and me, a new violin player did a duet to this song. It was one of his favorites. Now here I am, 48 years later, having lost my dad a few months ago. Even though it has been so long ago, this song brings tears to my eyes.
Jesus bless you
R.I.P. William Blinn! This song AND the movie still THE most heart wrenching tear jerking pair of buddies ever made for TV, bar none! Piccolo and Sayers ! So Poignant!
Thinking of the Gale Sayers family today, tomorrow & always...Brian's Song was one of the movies I watched every time it was on when I was growing up...cried every time...I know Brian was there with a football waiting for him...Rest in Peace Gale...
Thank you all who made the movie.
This song put me praying for Brian when I was just 8.
All of Chicago and a lot of the NFL was heart broken by his passing.
We loved him.
I just heard that Gale Sayers has died so thought about the song and listen to it and I remember his autobiography and it's a way to live God first my friends second and I am third
This movie was so heartbreaking and the music was very beautifully written ❤️😢
I remember when thid first aired on televsion I think whe whole Nation cryed at the end. After all these years, still one of the biggest tear jerkers ever made.
Feeling so sad but now gale is reunited with his buddy.
I remember watching the movie when it came out and still after all these years the emotions are still raw. RIP and they are again united as dear friends. We can all learn something from them at this time. They were the epitome of acceptance and love. May peace be with them now.
It’s not how they died but how they lived, and boy did they live!!!!! Rest In Peace fellas
This song still brings tears to my eyes, 45 years after it first aired. Thanx for posting this.
One of the all time best made for television movies. Every man cries at the end of it.
That was one of best Made for TV movies ever. As I recall it was very touching and sad. Based on a true
story. 2020 It's about time one of the networks Play this Star Rated Movie again.
My boyfriend and I went to see "Brian's Song" at the theatre, when it first came out. It was such an emotional film, I cried a river of tears when I knew Brian Piccolo was dying of cancer. May he Rest in Peace.
Listening to this brings tears to my eyes, because it reminds me of my father, who died 44 years ago when I was 22.
My prayers go to those who have lost loved ones to this dreaded disease. May the scientists soon find a cure... and an additional prayer for my friend Joe who lost his wife Friday to brain cancer...RIP Lynn
Thank you for your post. I lost my mom three weeks ago. She had cancer (oral) and surgery, but suffered a heart attack and never recovered. We are reeling. This disease takes too many. RIP Mom, and RIP Lynn and all others....
There's way too much cancer in the U.S...makes me think a awful lot of it could be prevented
This is such a beautiful song, and I loved playing it on the piano.
Such an emotional movie to watch, "Brian's Song.
The melody brings back wonderful memories of my childhood. XO
I used this song to walk down the aisle in 1973. The lyrics mean so much more now than they did to a young 19 year old. We've built some beautiful memories together that should have "no future and no past". So touching. And what a movie!
This is one of the most beautiful songs I remember learning to play in my classical music class as a violin and base violin player, in 1976 and 77
Rest in Peace Gale!
I was in 4th grade when I saw this movie; our teacher showed to the class. I saw it 3yrs. after it came out.
It made me cry and it has been a favorite of mine. The theme song still chokes me up
My piano teacher gave me this song to learn when I was 12. Even then, I knew it was a great piece of music. Thanks to this movie, we all knew who James Caan was. So memorable. His passing is our loss.
RIP Gale Sayers. You and Brian have fun in your heavenly dwelling. Thanks for my childhood memories.
This movie and the theme had a major impact on my life. Just as Brian Piccolo died of lung cancer, so did my dad in late December of 1970. This movie and the beautiful theme song helped me cope with my dad's passing . I was 15 and a half years old when he died By the way my dad was only 53
Sorry for your loss my brother just past away he was 66 I’m 60 too young I think he had stomach Cancer he suffered dearly for a year and a half I miss him a lot he was a good man he donated thousands to charity 😢
I feel you my grandpa Compton was 57 or 58 when he left hopefully reincarnated both men will live longer lives!
I was privileged to meet both Gale Sayers AND Henry Mancini, in the late 1970's. Both outstanding gentlemen, one of whom left us far too soon. Great rendition of Legrand's masterpiece.
Legend passed away a few years ago. I was 3 when the movie was released.
@@emilymalden3310 ---Michel Legrand passed away in January, 2019.
This must be one of Mancini's best, it is to me. It still brings a tear of how bitter sweet life can be.
Michel Legrand is the music composer of this song and his version appears in the film.
Great song and movie.
such a powerful melody......my mother just passed away and this song helps me weep both tears of joy and sorrow.....her passing is simply gripping...funny thing,
i am a twin and back in the fifties when i was born they said my mom was going to have a big baby boy and my parents only had one name picked out, brian!!!!
RIP James Caan! You were one of THE BEST!!!! Prayers for Scott Caan and family, friends, fans. 🙏🙏😘
RIP Brian and Gale💙🧡💙🧡💙🧡
This song is absolutely riveting and drives at the heart of one's emotions. Very hard to listen to without having a tear in your eye. Phenomenal arrangement.
This movie really had a deep impact - rare for a TV movie. Henry Mancini's music was behind a lot of great productions back then.
Yes R. I. P gale will be there with you!!! I remember watching the movie when it came out in 1971.I was in junior high then, i cried watching this movie and even now i do. I pray for those who lost a loved one to cancer, especially at such young age like Brian.
I think everyone who is an athlete or in the military should watch this movie. I will admit I shed tears at the end of this movie. This song is so moving. Rest in peace.
One of my first musical memories. I can spot this song being played overhead in the most crowed and noisy rooms. I cried like a baby when I saw Brian Song and this song still gets me
After all these years, it makes me cry!!! Great piece of music!!!! Thank you for composing this song 💜
Still makes me shed a tear after all these years.
This movie and the theme had a major impact on my life. Just as Brian Piccolo died of lung cancer, so did my dad in late December of 1970. This movie and the beautiful theme song helped me cope with my dad's passing . I was 15 and a half years old when he died
This movie and the theme song are among my most memorable performances and, yes, it brings tears to my eyes every time I think about it. It makes you feel good about humanity, amd man's love for one another.
This is the most heartbreaking wrenching piece of music ever written for TV,I can still see Caan and Williams running to this music😢
I'm tearing up even now and I'm 60
You are a robot if you are not moved just hearing this piece of music
My Mother would always break down when this song was played.
My Dad died of cancer back in 1969. My Mom saw this movie once and it just made her grieving a much more difficult process.
My Mother died back in 2002. And, I come here to be reminded of my Mother and her life.
I remember this. Yes one of the finest movies ever made. I would love to go back there and stay . I miss those days.
such a great movie just don’t make them like this anymore. How sad 😞
Yep...still brings tears! This happen so close to my home town...
I have watched Brian song A million times and the song through the hands of time
Which is the name of the name of the song still makes the hair stand up on my arms the story also was the first time a black and white players roomed together in the NFL thanks for sharing the song Judith Horne jax fl
The film is 73 minutes long x 1,000,000 = 73,000,000. / 60 = 1,216,666.67 hours. That number / 24 = 50,694.444 / 365.25 = 138.793 years.....Oh I'm just having a little fun......
Clearly he was watching it on multiple screens at once. Sheesh *eyeroll*
I think the song is called “Turn Back the Hands of Time”. I watched this movie as a young child in the 70’s and it left such a lasting impression. I still can’t listen to this song, even almost 50 yrs later) without choking up and crying...😭😭😭
Such heartbreaking music going through the most great sports movie ever Rest In Peace Brain 💕
I love Brian Song. It popped into my head yesterday. I have yet to get the movie. I cried then too. Thanks for being here. Cheryl😢
Loved this song when the movie came out and still love hearing it played.......What a moving story of two team mates friendship and all they went thru together.......................................
I saw Henry Mancini at Carter Barren in D.C. Always loved his music. Loved this movie. ❤️
Seen the movie about 10 times over various stages of my life always wondering will this be the time I make it through the entire movie without crying. Haven't succeeded yet.
Beautiful and heart-wrenching.
What a great song and movie, one that made even grown men cry.
+James Duthie ....and a 10 year old little boy who was being molested. I found an escape in music.
There is something about certain songs and pianos that pull the tears right out, especially when it's a theme to a tragic story.
I still cry in the locker room scene.
Me too.
Yes it did, and still does..