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''Will You Comeback my Love'' was the final song played on the plaza before the South Tower fell.

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Somebody on another video pointed out the lyrics to “The World I Know” So I walk up on high And I step to the edge To see my world below And I laugh at myself While the tears roll down 'Cause it's the world I know Oh it's the world I know The music video also features a man making his way to the top of a building who looks like he’s about to jump. In the end, a dove lands on his arm and he changes his mind. Makes me wonder about how many things in our lives are really a coincidence.

The World I Know is an unfortunate choice: So I walk up on high And I step to the edge To see my world below And I laugh at myself While the tears roll down 'Cause it's the world I know

Why am I here? Why do I keep coming back to see stuff like this when I watched it all happen that day?

In another video , you can hear jumpers splattering while “ She’s always a woman to me “ plays calmly in the background.

“Till there was you” the ending makes my eyes water fuck

number 28 one of my favorites

Fun fact for kid who dont know:The music played even though the tower is burning but they play the music but i dont know which music because i am malaysian"we still have twin towers"anyway back the fact this music still play after the towers collaspe until night which the music no longer play.

So nice, peaceful, normal and soothing music, makes such a horrific contrast to the evil events on September 11th 2001. 😢

음악이 모두 아름다운데 나는 너무 슬퍼.

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1:12:55 the best

1 was the song playing in the Plaza. Imgaine hearing this with loud fire coming from the world trade center

Have i told you lately, Three generations, Shes always a woman, Windless and How deep is your love were all played on 9/11 after the second plane and "Till there was you" was playing seconds before the south tower collapsed. After the love has gone was playing before the first plane hit, the song playing when the first plane is unknown.

"She's always a woman" song is like the credits title song of the whole WTC. That's how their movie ended...

My favorite is 5:20

I'm obsessed with Dancing Queen and Every Breath You Take. I think Dancing Queen isn't confirmed to have played at the plaza, but it definitely gives me carefree vacation vibes and it just fits so well. And Every Breath You Take is just bittersweet to me. It sounds hopeful, nostalgic, yet melancholic, just like the original.

Very beautiful music ❤. Thank you for uploading this for everyone! The music is actually very calming, but the names of the songs are what make me sad. It's as if this playlist was created in order to calm the minds and souls of those who were there 😢.

Thank you so much for having the full list 🙏. Never forget and never forgive.

I love the beginning of this piece.

I think for me I love this music because you don't really hear it anymore. Once stores found out that getting the customer hype tended to make them buy more, they did away with it (probably at the cost of our sanity). Maybe we conditions ourselves especially now for the opposite to be true now

I cannot hear that cover of "Never Can Say Goodbye." This version is way more sadder than the Original song. Side note, Michael Jackson was actually due to be at the World Trade Center. But missed the meeting because he overslept after talking to his family. Imagine how eerie that song would of been if he was there.

Hearing this really makes you feel sad. Think of how many people have heard this music play days in and nights out. Only for it all to just finally cease... Its a very haunting thing to think about.

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The first song...and the last are so sad and haunting. All those people who heard this playing in the lobby never knew they'd never go back home and the world we once knew and loved was changed forever....but this was definitely the world i knew all too well and i love and miss it everyday of my life...

“How Deep is Your Love” is probably the most fitting for the twin towers

horror movie theme.. music : peaceful video : hell

Loving the song “til there was you”. It hits nostalgia in a very warm way.

How do we know this?

if you read all the songs out load like a sentance it seems like its a message personally i think the how dear it your love part if talking about if the populous would blame another people for blame thier leaders for letting it happen

"How deep is your love" Essa vai na alma. Eu ia fazer 3 anos e morava tão longe e nunca soube desse atentado que hoje me deixa com uma gama de sentimentos ruins e tristes.

Lol superman

Almost the 1 year anniversary of this masterpiece

Its a good instrumental but its sad to see that guy that day fall off the building while this was playing in the wtc 3:08

God it’s crazy to think that every single little thing in this image on this video (except the globe) doesn’t exist anymore.

From 8 to 33 is awesome

Kinda scary that 27:27 would be the last recorded song on 9/11 just before the south tower callapsed and (correct me if im wrong) the entire speaker system cutting out from the callapse

The first two songs hit the hardest during the attacks on the World Trade Center

Damn… “The World I Know” by Collective Soul hits even harder now… I never knew it played that morning after all these years 😢

Absolutely stunning. Feels like it was 24 years ago the second it starts playing ... thank you for sharing this truly historical trove.

I don't want to listen to this anymore after reading the comments

Never has lite muzak been so unsettling. What a day that was - a real "where were you then, grandpa?" moment. Many anti-American cynics here in Australia fein indifference about this attack; but those scenes of carnage affected all at the time.

I just wish, someone at PA HR would get a petition approved to play all of these songs at Liberty Park and the New World Trade Center Plaza.

Were all of these tracks played on 9/11?

It's haunting because of the musical arrangements you hear in the shopping mall, knowing on 9/11, people were falling to their deaths 1300 feet above.

She's always a woman makes me cry

0:00 Shes always a women 3:23 How deep is your love 7:26 after the love has gone 11:03 till there was you 13:17 you dont know me 16:54 say whats in my heart 19:46 have i told you lately 21:13 the world i know