I know that this song is about being on tour but I like to imagine a lonesome overworked trucker. Thank you to all the truckers that keep our supply chain moving. One of the most important and underappreciated professions.
I agree with you bro. thank you to them. the music is about sacrifices we do. most of us do them, and no one pays attention until we are needed. same feeling I have after serving my country for 4 years. people seem to believe that I had to, or that I had to watch and do the shit I had to. Same feeling I have after 18 years working in the cleaning industry. they also think that I was meant to do it. I just went from 0 to 100 because of hard work. not everyone gets to 100. most of us, stay or die on the road. Sorry about the long reply. I just think that most people don't realise what others do for them, from cleaning a toilet to putting their life at risk in a front line. I done both. I guess cleaning was always my destiny somehow.
@@TeaInTheMorning-we2kh I was in support services for NATO in the first Iraq War and front line in Bosnia 92. Portuguese Air Force, Specialist 089140-B. my PTSD kicks in with Politicians and Race grifters. And everyone that manipulates people's perception for their personal gain. what I have witnessed, makes me say "fuck it", like the Green Barret in the film "the Deer Hunter". I don't want to be here or try to belong here anymore. I just want to fade into oblivion. I just commented because we keep on neglecting or putting down those that serve a purpose, even if not their first choice, and society looks at them, us, as we are just dust. I was here once, I cared for something, somethings. That was me. Someone that cared, even if others do not appreciate it. this comment stays for the record Brother. I was here, once. I cared. And then, puff.... I was gone.
You can report the post in which he sounded suicidal (top right of the post, you'll be led through it). Facebook will get help for him. I did this a couple of weeks ago.
When i was 14 my sister had all of his albums i know all of them word 4 word we would listen to them for hours my sister died when i was 15 in a car accident she was 24 so bob segers music has a special place in my heart
I was 27 my sister was only 32 sudden heart attack - back in 1992 I miss her every day still and when I hear any of his music I turn it up loud and say let’s dance & sing sister - my brother loved him too - fly high Gloria & Scotty- I’ll see y’all soon!♥️
I dedicate this song to my best friend Curtis Wood. We rode across the country from Nashville to Oakland California on our bike's...I will never forget you my friend. Ride on😢to the highway in the sky..
i sang this song at 7 years old at my friends dad's funeral. It was the first time in my life that i got a standing ovation for my singing. I just made everybody forget where they were for a short time and they loved and needed it.
Bob Segar is a generational song. An album I have enjoyed listening to with my Father (78), and my son (31), I'm (54). Every man hearing this song immediately has an image in his mind of a time in his life where he feels this applies in their own way.
well, my dad was (and still is, i guess) an evil person. but my mom is the nicest person in the world. so i think “simple man” by lynyrd skynyrd is more fitting in my case but still, i relate to your words. ❤
I see everyone from years ago saying how old they are but I'm 16 and I wish this type of music still was around. I grew up with this music and I will gladly pass away with it.
My son is 31 and grew listening to this, Bad Company, Skynrrd, all the oldies. I wish more young people felt the way way you young folks do. Might be a better world. Be safe and Rock On.
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style, he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days.
Gives me head-to-toe goosebumps EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. The sax solos, the raw emotion, the lyrics (especially "You pretend it doesn't bother you/but you just want to explode")... BEYOND EPIC!!!!!
I mean it kinda already has. Nearly half a century later and it's still just as good sounding and relevant as it was the day it came out. Still gets tons of play times on radio stations and bars all over while having tons of covers.
Sorry to disappoint you, but Metallica isn't that great. They've been propped up by their record company for the most part. They've some good songs, no doubt, but not the best songs ever.
Ian Attaway St. Anger. Should I go on? Also they've consistently been on the side of RIAA which supports the corrupt music industry that robs artists of their hard work.
When I was in my early to late teens, I went through a lot of moving,from state to state. From aunt's, to parent's, to other aunt's, and shit. This song was just so easy to identity with. Everytime I'd be on a bus going somewhere else, I'd pop my headphones in, turn my mp3 player on, and just listen away. "And you don't feel much like ridding you just wish the trip was through..." feels like Bob knew me personally. Just thought I'd share that
Two weeks before the anniversary of the day I lost my grandma I find myself listening to this song once again. A very, very vivid memory I have of my grandma, (maybe because it happened not long before she passed, but still....great memory to have) whenever this song would come on the radio....the instant that sax plays the very first note...I'd hear my grandma from the back seat of the truck on the way to wherever we were headed...."Is that Bob Seger!? Turn it up!" XDD And we would. This song above all others was blasted from our trucks radio...
BOB SEGAR, one of the greatest musicians of all times in my book..Ramblin Man from the Vietnam Era, all that rock in roll was the best..I know every generation probably thinks theirs was the best, but I KNOW mine was.... ;) love that sax...
victoria Ciolek I'm 18 now but I started to like this song she I was 14 when I found it on the classic rock station on my little radio! And yes I fancy this over what my generation listens to nowadays to which I believe is irrelevant and a waist of time for it is horrible!
This song was written in a hotel in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, in the middle of winter. An absolute classic. Haunting and the social commentary in the lyrics is spot on for the time and area.
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style, he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days
Saw this in concert, when they were in their prime. Amazing. Just amazing. Banners with this song on it. The crowd just roared when they played it. Until I heard it Main Street was my favorite. Now this I can't listen to without getting the chills, getting the smell of REAL POT not skunk pot, AND SCREAMING WITH JOY AT HEARING THIS AWESOME SONG. THE HOUSE ALMOST CAME DOWN AT THE DUNK IN Rhode Island. Thank you for the memory.
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style, he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days.
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l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style, he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days
Rest mama rest in peace now I understand why you loved this ring! It’s so badass after a bit of 32% THC ! Hell yeah I miss and love you Thank you for all you taught and prepared me for before God called you home You mama were a true badass I’ll forever make you proud
I didn't like Bob Seger much until these last few years -- I love it now. I remember hearing his music when I was a kid in the mid 90's... Brings back good memories.. Not to mention, TURN THE PAGE was the most memorable song I can remember listening to walking the road all night (until like 7am) by my house with 5 of my friends when my grandpa died... (granted it was the Metallica version, but I like this one better)
Tomorrow makes 10 years without my daddy. This was his favorite song. He was a truck driver and we didn't always see eye to eye so this song just fits him. I miss you. Gone but never forgotten.
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style, he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days
You can't really compare this to the Metallica cover. They're the same song but still so different.. they each instill a different mood. This one is more solemn I'd say, and the other is almost angry in a way.
The second line of the lyric was inspired by a negative experience Seger had in a diner in Dubuque, IA. I lived in Dubuque for many years. Sounds about right. 😎
Stairway To Heaven is an amazing song, but in my personal opinion this beats Stairway by a mile. This has been my favorite song since I was 12 years old, and always will be. It's the ONE song that I never get tired of listening to no matter how many times I play it. (HINT: I play it A LOT!)
They played this at my grandpa's funeral and since he was a Harley Davidson guy he loved this song and I miss him so much😢😢😭😭😭😭he died February 24 2021 at 9:00am at chesaning comfort home and why did God have to take a man who suffered his whole life and made it through
This reminded me of when I use to go to car shows towing my car to different long distances and trying to get home to see my family. Now that I’m older I’m divorced but I always think about my family I loss. It’s beet 3yrs and my heart is still broke💔 and heavy. I have the rest of my life to think about where I went wrong😢🙏🏽🫶🏽✌🏽🥺
I used to listen to this song a lot when I was younger. I had forgotten about this song until I heard it on TikTok and it brought up memories of listening to this with my dad and uncles
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l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and talented artist who's songs never goes out of style, he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of beautiful days
@Wayne, RIP: Please tell me our daughter and granddaughter are with you now in Heaven together! Never forget I am still here in this realm with our son!
Thank-you. I do believe in the next world. Now 2 years latter of my granddaughters death (5/1/2014) and almost 2 years latter of her mother my daughter's death (8/15/2014) I found some peace.I know my children made it, they are in Heaven. My biggest fear now, with everything going on in the world, our any of us going to make to Heaven?
P.s. smartalek 180. Our son had a son 11/22/2015. The way I look at it now, Wayne has our girls and I have our boys. I pray we will all be together one day.Wayne was a truck driver. Died at the early age of only 42.
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I know that this song is about being on tour but I like to imagine a lonesome overworked trucker. Thank you to all the truckers that keep our supply chain moving. One of the most important and underappreciated professions.
I agree with you bro. thank you to them. the music is about sacrifices we do. most of us do them, and no one pays attention until we are needed.
same feeling I have after serving my country for 4 years. people seem to believe that I had to, or that I had to watch and do the shit I had to. Same feeling I have after 18 years working in the cleaning industry. they also think that I was meant to do it. I just went from 0 to 100 because of hard work. not everyone gets to 100. most of us, stay or die on the road. Sorry about the long reply. I just think that most people don't realise what others do for them, from cleaning a toilet to putting their life at risk in a front line. I done both. I guess cleaning was always my destiny somehow.
@@juliorosa9857 Thank you for your service. What branch were you in?
@@TeaInTheMorning-we2kh I was in support services for NATO in the first Iraq War and front line in Bosnia 92. Portuguese Air Force, Specialist 089140-B. my PTSD kicks in with Politicians and Race grifters. And everyone that manipulates people's perception for their personal gain. what I have witnessed, makes me say "fuck it", like the Green Barret in the film "the Deer Hunter". I don't want to be here or try to belong here anymore. I just want to fade into oblivion. I just commented because we keep on neglecting or putting down those that serve a purpose, even if not their first choice, and society looks at them, us, as we are just dust.
I was here once, I cared for something, somethings.
That was me. Someone that cared, even if others do not appreciate it.
this comment stays for the record Brother.
I was here, once. I cared. And then, puff.... I was gone.
@@juliorosa9857 Well I wish you well, brother.
The opening sax gives me noir detective vibes.
Memories..💜
I thought I was the only one
I honestly feel like it's black and white and I wanna go Casablanca vibe. " Here's looking at you kid" it amazing how we become our parents
@@jenniferrice925 I bet there is thousands of us. We just found Rachel's place I wants Bob seger not Metallica for one and here I go turn the page.
Perfectly said
Love the hauntingly lonely sound of the sax 🎷. 100 years from now, this song will never get old
we played this at my dads funeral
+Michael Rich sorry thats life. its a bummer. powerless take care
I'm sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sorry for your loss😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Damn brother
You can report the post in which he sounded suicidal (top right of the post, you'll be led through it). Facebook will get help for him. I did this a couple of weeks ago.
I am sorry for your loss, Michael...losing a loved one is very, very hard, but I am sure he knew somehow...and would have :) you take care, ok
When i was 14 my sister had all of his albums i know all of them word 4 word we would listen to them for hours my sister died when i was 15 in a car accident she was 24 so bob segers music has a special place in my heart
I am sorry to hear that
Il so sorry
@@robinwatson8506 that is so sad, so glad you shared this with her.
I lost my sister a few years ago. My heart aches for you. It truly is losing a part of yourself losing a sibling. God bless.
I was 27 my sister was only 32 sudden heart attack - back in 1992 I miss her every day still and when I hear any of his music I turn it up loud and say let’s dance & sing sister - my brother loved him too - fly high Gloria & Scotty- I’ll see y’all soon!♥️
I dedicate this song to my best friend Curtis Wood. We rode across the country from Nashville to Oakland California on our bike's...I will never forget you my friend. Ride on😢to the highway in the sky..
i sang this song at 7 years old at my friends dad's funeral. It was the first time in my life that i got a standing ovation for my singing. I just made everybody forget where they were for a short time and they loved and needed it.
If this doesn't play at my funeral, I'm not dying
♥️♥️♥️🕊💎🌻
That's amazing!
That's beautiful. Now I just want to hear it again and imagine ur 7yo voice singing it.
K9
Bob Segar is a generational song. An album I have enjoyed listening to with my Father (78), and my son (31), I'm (54). Every man hearing this song immediately has an image in his mind of a time in his life where he feels this applies in their own way.
I kinda get that. I grew up listening to it with my dad. Low & behold, he's one of my now husband's favorite artists. ❤❤
well, my dad was (and still is, i guess) an evil person.
but my mom is the nicest person in the world. so i think “simple man” by lynyrd skynyrd is more fitting in my case but still, i relate to your words. ❤
I see everyone from years ago saying how old they are but I'm 16 and I wish this type of music still was around. I grew up with this music and I will gladly pass away with it.
Honestly we should be best friends
Also 16 and same man
Mate I'm 25 and old music is the best more lyrical meanings to life
My son is 31 and grew listening to this, Bad Company, Skynrrd, all the oldies. I wish more young people felt the way way you young folks do. Might be a better world. Be safe and Rock On.
Great music and great food you dont need to be a certain age to enjoy
This song is a trucker's anthem...
Keep on trucking fellas !!
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird : am i a joke to you ?
@@Durahan82 That does not really mention driving though..
Thank you truckin 25+ years
My grandpa was a truck driver but he died Kevin Martin
This his song. His life
Nobody writes songs like Bob Seger does! God bless that man!
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and
talented artist who's songs never goes out of style,
he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and
always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of
beautiful days.
in memory of Sal
murdered in 1991
thank you WBAB for playing & dedicating this to him at the time.
Gives me head-to-toe goosebumps EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
The sax solos, the raw emotion, the lyrics (especially "You pretend it doesn't bother you/but you just want to explode")... BEYOND EPIC!!!!!
DocWyldeCard not always sure if I want to drop the clutch or squeeze the triggers ;>)
From beginning to end for real!!! I always listen to it 5 to 10 times in a row lol
New doc now
@@kareneveler9658 ?
Yesss.. I was specifically looking 4 some1 to say they get GOOSEBUMPS..BC thats EXAACTLY how I feel EVERYYYTIME..
This song will stand the test of time
I mean it kinda already has. Nearly half a century later and it's still just as good sounding and relevant as it was the day it came out. Still gets tons of play times on radio stations and bars all over while having tons of covers.
It was also cover by the biggest heavy metal band ever, Metallica.
Sorry to disappoint you, but Metallica isn't that great. They've been propped up by their record company for the most part. They've some good songs, no doubt, but not the best songs ever.
Hexx Bombastus idk dude lol Metallica is pretty big and legendary
Ian Attaway
St. Anger.
Should I go on? Also they've consistently been on the side of RIAA which supports the corrupt music industry that robs artists of their hard work.
When I was in my early to late teens, I went through a lot of moving,from state to state. From aunt's, to parent's, to other aunt's, and shit. This song was just so easy to identity with. Everytime I'd be on a bus going somewhere else, I'd pop my headphones in, turn my mp3 player on, and just listen away. "And you don't feel much like ridding you just wish the trip was through..." feels like Bob knew me personally. Just thought I'd share that
Ben Dover Hope you got to settle down and just enjoy the music.
Dolores M thank you. It took me awhile but I got it !
***** actually I met him in corpus Christi, one of the most down to earth people you'll ever meet
***** does being a hater help you live or is it just a hobby?
***** someone trynna describe you brother
This is one of the best rock songs ever done !!!!
Two weeks before the anniversary of the day I lost my grandma I find myself listening to this song once again. A very, very vivid memory I have of my grandma, (maybe because it happened not long before she passed, but still....great memory to have) whenever this song would come on the radio....the instant that sax plays the very first note...I'd hear my grandma from the back seat of the truck on the way to wherever we were headed...."Is that Bob Seger!? Turn it up!" XDD And we would. This song above all others was blasted from our trucks radio...
I've never heard another song that make you feel so deeply every time.a true masterpiece
Yup. Pure genuine emotion. You feel the pain he’s singing about. It’s true not many other songs can illicit these kind of real feelings.
Playing the star 🌟 & Always on the road
This was my life as a Professional Wrestler. True so true.
I have been a wrestling fan since I was a kid now I'm 58 dying zero chance how do you tell 9 children that?
What were your wrestling names I am friend with a boatload from doctor death Steve Williams to the rock dwYne Johnson and all in betaeen
Found you David Coleman and John wise VS Demolition
I've had so many strokes I can't even spell unless I double check
Scott and Rick steiner
This wAs always my brothers song...now he is gone it means so much more..
Robbie Hruska sorry for your loss 🙏🏼
Same here, w my Mom. xo
Mine too fly high Scotty♥️
Amazing song, loving the sax
Murica :: , I can play the sax to this
Dare I call it the truck driver's song? Hauntingly beautiful song.
Truck drivers and all vagabonds
Why?
It definitely hits differently when you're driving.
imo its required listening if you do any kind of commercial driving
BOB SEGAR, one of the greatest musicians of all times in my book..Ramblin Man from the Vietnam Era, all that rock in roll was the best..I know every generation probably thinks theirs was the best, but I KNOW mine was.... ;) love that sax...
I'm 26 and I have to agree with you. so much soul and energy went into music then
Cervix Smasher to
victoria Ciolek I'm 18 now but I started to like this song she I was 14 when I found it on the classic rock station on my little radio! And yes I fancy this over what my generation listens to nowadays to which I believe is irrelevant and a waist of time for it is horrible!
This song was written in a hotel in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, in the middle of winter. An absolute classic. Haunting and the social commentary in the lyrics is spot on for the time and area.
It's timeless, man.
it's still spot on in 2023, unfortunately :/
Never gets old
My brother has terminal cancer i will play this song at his funeral. I love you my brother forever.
Thank you for liking my aspirations and being one of my biggest fan, hope you don’t stop someday?
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and
talented artist who's songs never goes out of style,
he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and
always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of
beautiful days
Saw this in concert, when they were in their prime. Amazing. Just amazing. Banners with this song on it. The crowd just roared when they played it. Until I heard it Main Street was my favorite. Now this I can't listen to without getting the chills, getting the smell of REAL POT not skunk pot, AND SCREAMING WITH JOY AT HEARING THIS AWESOME SONG. THE HOUSE ALMOST CAME DOWN AT THE DUNK IN Rhode Island. Thank you for the memory.
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and
talented artist who's songs never goes out of style,
he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and
always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of
beautiful days.
He sings about playing music and being on the road, but it relates to all of us who are for one reason or another on the road
True. We all travel the "roads" of life. It's always forked and bumpy.
This song kind of hits hard
Listening to the engine...
I'm turning a new chapter in my book of life...
Thanks to God
Truly a timeless masterpiece! Yet another of Bob Seger's masterworks!
Being from Michigan I saw Bob many many times. Still some of the best concerts and best times of my life.
Heard this coming home from work today, and I was intrigued.
Hello Ubiquitous6604,
how're you doing,
Your comment caught my attention and that is why I am reaching out to you.
Your fan love for me warms my heart, Thank you!❤️
my dad loved this song r.i.p Frank bradley
My dad did too. May your dad Rest In Peace
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and
talented artist who's songs never goes out of style,
he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and
always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of
beautiful days
Rest mama rest in peace now I understand why you loved this ring!
It’s so badass after a bit of 32% THC ! Hell yeah
I miss and love you
Thank you for all you taught and prepared me for before God called you home
You mama were a true badass I’ll forever make you proud
Sing not ting
I didn't like Bob Seger much until these last few years -- I love it now.
I remember hearing his music when I was a kid in the mid 90's...
Brings back good memories..
Not to mention, TURN THE PAGE was the most memorable song I can remember listening to walking the road all night (until like 7am) by my house with 5 of my friends when my grandpa died... (granted it was the Metallica version, but I like this one better)
two words: FREAKING EPIC!!!!
I used to sing this song to my dad at the moose lodge rite before he died rip dad I miss u this yr in Dec will be 6yrs
My mom favorite song R.I.P. MOMMA
Love that! 61yrs old brings me back! BADASS!
For my grandpa Ralph. You got your wings.
That Saxophone though❤️❤️❤️
I may only be 19 but this is one of my most favorite songs!
Hows 24 treatin you
My buddy and I driving all night from Chicago to Omaha in the 70s. Middle of Iowa, this song comes on. Spooky.
Fresh starts, turn the page, think of the present and the future, you can't change the past.....
Thank you for liking my aspirations and being one of my biggest fan, hope you don’t stop someday?
Tomorrow makes 10 years without my daddy. This was his favorite song. He was a truck driver and we didn't always see eye to eye so this song just fits him. I miss you. Gone but never forgotten.
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and
talented artist who's songs never goes out of style,
he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and
always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of
beautiful days
My aunt loved Bob seger and this song. She's gone now this song kinda helps ease the pain
Did you know this song was deicated to the roadies
Absolutely beautiful song. I love the music of Bob Seger since over 45 years now. Also the Saxonphone is very nice. Played by Alto Reed. R.I.P. 🎷🙏
this song help me quit drinking
This is my step dad’s favorite song. I swear when he’s on his last moments I’m going to sing this to him.
You can't really compare this to the Metallica cover. They're the same song but still so different.. they each instill a different mood. This one is more solemn I'd say, and the other is almost angry in a way.
Kayde Kai I'd rather say that one explores adventure while the latter expresses sorrow and remorse
Wait which one is the original ? Lol this one I’m assuming
@@rigbone0260 yes, this is the original. A cover is when another artist sings an original song in their own style.
@@rigbone0260 yes, Bob Sewer wrote this and recorded it first.
Bob Seger, I hate spell correct.
The second line of the lyric was inspired by a negative experience Seger had in a diner in Dubuque, IA.
I lived in Dubuque for many years. Sounds about right. 😎
Traveling back and forth from Texas to Michigan. On the road again. Turn the page.....
This is a professional truck driver song
Bob Seger is so awesome. ❤️
I forgot about this song, but I heard it on the radio the other day.
Damn what a way to start a song ❤😮 This is perfect 🥰
Beginning always sends chills....this is a really good song for sure!
I love it, and Metallica's version is very good too
+Doublevé Bob Seger sang the hell out of this, Metallica rocked the hell out of it.
Not really, it kinda sucked actually
+ISkaTe 58 yeah they sucked. Should of left it alone.
Waylon does a nice take of it too. 1985.
Metallicas version is much better
I love how he don’t repeat shit in this song and the sax
Thanks for the lyrics! What a great song. Says so much for everyone. "On the road again."
Missing you Pop's🙏🙌🏽🙏
Jeffrey Potts Rest In GOD'S KINGDOM 12-13-20 Semper Fi
Your only son in law
Turn the Page
CJC SR. USMC Combat Veteran 07/04/2020
Incredible song my god. Im singing alone and balling my eyes out....
Outstanding song,Bob Seger awesome songs,brings back great memories,I also love Metallica cover
Thank you for liking my aspirations and being one of my biggest fan, hope you don’t stop someday?
My favorite Bob Segar song!
Thank you for liking my aspirations and being one of my biggest fan, hope you don’t stop someday?
The metallica version brought me here. And this one is great. Better in fact.
more emotion right?
Heard it for the first time this morning!!! Loved it!!
Listening in 2023 🎶🎸🎵
I'm only 14 and I love this song other rock songs. way better than todays music
Stairway To Heaven is an amazing song, but in my personal opinion this beats Stairway by a mile. This has been my favorite song since I was 12 years old, and always will be. It's the ONE song that I never get tired of listening to no matter how many times I play it. (HINT: I play it A LOT!)
This song reminds me of my husband when he was truck driving.. my kids and I would really miss him..glad he's home now..❤
They played this at my grandpa's funeral and since he was a Harley Davidson guy he loved this song and I miss him so much😢😢😭😭😭😭he died February 24 2021 at 9:00am at chesaning comfort home and why did God have to take a man who suffered his whole life and made it through
I love this my kind of music
Here I am, on the road again
There I am, up on stage
Here I go, playing star again
There I go, turn the page
BOB SEGER RULES!!!
This is for someone that was very important to me who is no longer among the living i will never forget him singing this song
This reminded me of when I use to go to car shows towing my car to different long distances and trying to get home to see my family. Now that I’m older I’m divorced but I always think about my family I loss. It’s beet 3yrs and my heart is still broke💔 and heavy. I have the rest of my life to think about where I went wrong😢🙏🏽🫶🏽✌🏽🥺
almost 15 years ago my mom named me after this song. Probably my favorite song now
awesome song i love the erie sound
Always loved this song! classic from Bob Segar.
Rest forever Alto Reed
You know you've become a man when you can admit this version's better
ur right sir
Correct even tho I’m a girl 😂
@_friendlygirl23 yep😊
I love this song! the saxophone complements the entire song itself it's a total masterpiece
Love the sax tune and lyrics a real masterpeace
Thanks you for your kind words and thank you for choosing my music how long have you been listening to my music?
I used to listen to this song a lot when I was younger. I had forgotten about this song until I heard it on TikTok and it brought up memories of listening to this with my dad and uncles
My favorite song by Bob Seger
Thank you for giving this classic the REAL hifi treatment it deserves.Just wish every uploader had the same respect.Cheers
Thank you dad for showing me this!
This song is great to listen to when your high!!! ☁️🌬
lucy terrazas *you're. Just because you're a pot head doesn't excuse bad grammar.
Get over yourself asura salem
yea.... there's alot of songs like that... this bitch is dumb af
40 years ago Bob was a big part of sittin in a western log truck, 16 hour days not infrequent. Washington's Olympic peninsula. 1975 to 84
This is the best song of all time
My whole life in one epic song
The sax gives me goosebumps too
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Your comment caught my attention and that is why I am reaching out to you.
Your fan love for me warms my heart, Thank you!❤️
I cry Everytime I hear this song it was my dad favorite it play at he's funeral RIP dad
I listen to this song back in 1977
So very badass that sax hits my soul in such a way I can cry ! The greatest song ever now I get why my mom loved it
My brother loves this song ❤😊
R.I.P Alto reed.loved you in this tune and al there is. you will not be forgotten.
Famous Final Scene is absolutely fantastic!
l agree with you, indeed Bob Seger is a great and
talented artist who's songs never goes out of style,
he's one of my favorites artist, he's songs still and
always heals the Soul, I pray God gives you lot of
beautiful days
@Wayne, RIP: Please tell me our daughter and granddaughter are with you now
in Heaven together! Never forget I am still here in this realm with our son!
+7Earthangels May you all be reunited in the next world.May your faith keep you both strong until then.
Thank-you. I do believe in the next world. Now 2 years latter of my granddaughters death (5/1/2014) and almost 2 years latter of her mother my daughter's death (8/15/2014) I found some peace.I know my children made it, they are in Heaven. My biggest fear now, with everything going on in the world, our any of us going to make to Heaven?
P.s. smartalek 180. Our son had a son 11/22/2015. The way I look at it now, Wayne has our girls and I have our boys. I pray we will all be together one day.Wayne was a truck driver. Died at the early age of only 42.
❤❤❤ I LOVE this song 🎵 ❤️