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An amazing moment during one of America's darkest days that should never be forgotten or allowed to happen EVER AGAIN!!!!!!

The background singers holding hands in the final refrain hits hard.

This just took me back to seeing this back when it aired. Very sad...

Baba Booey brought me here

Do you really see me.do you really know or understand me.

There is no A.I. without E.Q.❤❤

Yes 👍🐒

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Thanks Bruce.

His other song, THE RISING is amazing

Its a great song. My town was hit by a tornado in 2011 and it fit perfectly.

Every year I crack a beer and watch this performance in memory of those who lost their lives in 9/11. Haunting how the tone behind the 'cmon rise up' lyric transforms from enthusiastic to almost pleading. Music really is the universal language that unites us all. Amazing performance

I Will Never Forget seeing him sing this, only 10 days after 9/11; He was Our Poet Laureate helping us this sad sad day; Masterful performance & songwriting

GREAT SONG. NUFF SAID

Ironic an industry full of Satanists, atheists seeking the Lord for help......

The last time Hollywood gave a shit about America.

Top of their game!

Yes, it was written about the rise of Asbury Park - after decades of decay. The beauty of Bruce’s lyrics can be applied to so many different circumstances ❤

Came across this by accident. I recall this performance. It was the only time I cried during a song. It still tears my heart out.

It is always our artists who lead us and inspire us to do better. Bruce and his band are just perfect here.

Beautiful but still like a knife through the heart. Never forgive....never forget.💔

Damn I am a old man. I remember going to the Tower theater upper Darby Pennsylvania. When this movie first came out. I believe it was in 1979 but am old and I don't remember SHIT the way I use to. But one of the greatest albums ever. PETE TOWNSHEND MUSICAL GENIUS

I was a 19-year-old volunteer firefighter who spent a day in Queens covering for an engine company that was missing (thankfully they returned in one piece). I watched this song live and it didn't take me long to realize that he was singing about New York City even though the song wasn't really meant for that when he first wrote it. "Church doors swung open; I could hear the organ's song. The congregation's call My City of Ruins." Remember the story about the church that survived the towers collapsing with only a few broken windows? That's exactly what I thought about when I heard that line. The city was in ruins, but with these hands we'll pray for the faithful, the strength, the love. RISE UP!!!! It was a true call for unity.

If that doesn't stir your soul u don't have one

Originally written about/ for Asbury Park, NJ. It was so fitting that many assumed it was written about 9/11.

Never forgotten, NYC is my home away from home

I really, REALLY love this song and appreciate listening to it on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.

On the 20th anniversary tomorrow, I remember…and mourn. 😔

Best version of this song.

This video is 3 million short

One of the greatest songs ever written 💯 take a bow Bruce✌️

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“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.....................

This song applies now as much as ever. To all the health care workers fighting for all of us during this pandemic, thank you from the bottom of my heart. We need to rise up again. 🙏🙏🙏

This song absolutely devastates me every time. Unbelievable songwriting.

This aired 10 days after the attacks, I was 11, and it hit me in the gut. Now at 30, have lived life...gotten married...had kids...the song hit even harder. The whole "The Rising" album does...

Watching Sept.11.2020

God bless America, stand beside her and guide her. Lead her to justice and truth, to kindness and welcome of strangers, to hope and humility. Bruce, you're one of the greatest chimes of freedom in our country and world. Preach on, brother, and thank you for the comfort that you brought on that darkest of nights!

I was a firefighter headed for a fire in Twisp, Washington. The rebroadcast came on a Sunday morning as I crossed the Columbia river. I was alone with my thoughts of two years of custody fight behind me, a four month deployment nearing its end. I don't make it through this song without crying.

Rise up this November!

What a song👌

It will be 19 years, since the Terrorist Attacks on 9/11/2001. May We Never Forget.

This song means more now than when it did in 9/11. I'm I wrong for saying this?

The boarded up windows The empty streets While my brother's down on his knees My City of Ruins Sound familiar ? This song now more relevant today than ever before

It seems to be happening again in many cities.

My heart hurts for Minneapolis right now.

🙏🏾😷

Such a great song. Should be one of the inspirational songs of what we are going through now in our dear world

THE WHO . . EXCELLENT 👏👏