Coz Bob Dylan is the joker. And he cant sing. He can barely write good songs.especially as no songs really had been written in his new type of music. Think now today singers,writers have to sit for weeks to go through song names lol and words if it's been written before or the tune has been done u ain't making millions off it. That's not a conspiracy theory and look below to see other facts about post ww2 that changed humanity and is still going on today
@@eirejmcmahon ya were going from buddy and the crickets to Bob Dylan and the Beatles. Plus I beleive it was a couple of years after the rockerfellas and rothschilds decided to tune to 440hz instead of 432hz disrupting the natural happy sound. Any musician who has spoke out or made a song against this since has been killed Tupac ,Bob Marley , Kurt Cobain Janis Joplin etc. U can tell when a song dosent just give u goosebumps but livens u up,changes your day completly. RUclips compress all files apparently so the Mozart in c major 432hz video on RUclips. Isn't 432hz get it? This is why most elite people listen to classical music or jazz. It's always been the case. This is part of a theory of a planned dumbin' down of sheeple. Why else would rockerf...etc change it. N who gives them permission. Oh there banks n Roth's n Morgan's own all the record labels or have s high stock share. Join the dots. American pie. Is actually a perfectly join the dots he was just too fwd for the time. He couldn't speek out about it and always said it was about buddy Holly if asked by family n Freind's Aparently as he was a paper boy when buddy crashed. I'm Guna look into why and when exactly the tunin chord was changed
I heard this song towards the end of the film Finch a few days ago. I’ve never stopped playing it since. Something especially unexplainable about it struck me. The lyrics and melody are something else. The whole American Pie album is great too, Vincent is another favorite track.
At a NYE party at 3am, me and my dad we’re sat at the bar, the only people left in the place as everyone else had gone out to smoke, no bartender, absolutely no one else. We were tired and sobering up. The room was dark and there was confetti, spilled drinks and empty bottles everywhere. The room went quiet as soon as everyone left, then this song started playing on the jukebox. We didn’t acknowledge the song or each other, we just sat side by side, stared ahead and started singing. We sat and sang the whole 8 minutes together, not once even looking at each other, just sitting still, staring at the empty bar. The second the song finished, everyone came hustling in, like clockwork, and the place was loud and busy again. It’s such a precious and surreal memory I have of me and my dad, one that I’ll never forget. It was a perfectly timed moment of peace.
@@1976ABBA32 Wow.. Just following the info I was reading on Ritchie Valens and the plane crash one thing lead to another and ended up reading how it effected Don Mclean.. I was a jr in HS when this song was popular - I had no idea til now the meaning of it or why it was written.. Stella Birch.. quite a memory .. I could feel what you were saying.. Just.. wow..
Not even American but this makes you mourn an era that never truly existed. It's so catchy but heartfelt. It transcends boundaries and makes you nostalgic for all that should be. Pure genius
Knew this song before black widow but coming back for black widow. It’s really making me miss my mum we used to sing this song all the time but now she’s gone pls treasure your mom because you only ever get 1.
If this song is about anything, it's a collection of reflections, feelings and metaphors about growing up in America - about longing, remembrance, idealized nostalgia, and a sense that there IS truth and things that truly matter - even though it's often confusing for us to accurately understand or process them - especially when we're still quite young. One reason this song doesn't bore us, despite being so lengthy, is because it so brilliantly paints so many powerful pictures and revives countless memories - especially from our youth. The lyrics have something for everyone, because they reference so many experiences common to us all. And the one thing I overwhelming feel, after listening to it all these many years, is a sense of a great passage of time. And the older one gets, the more this song powerfully incites that feeling - the sense that we were once so young, naive and hopeful, yet now, in what seems like the blink of an eye, we find ourselves long past those days of youth as we look back. And some things turned out wonderful, and others, not so much. And the song encourages these feelings from it's opening lyrics: "Long long time ago, I can still remember..."
Every lyric has a tie to certain parts of American history, and the writer's history, not just one thing. Writer is Don McLean. The lyrics & music are both Brilliant! Just magic.
There’s no way anyone reads this, but that’s okay. When I was 13-17, I had a summer camp every year, and we always played this song on the last day, and even the people who never danced would join in. We’d kick off our shoes and everything. But anyways, when I was 17, I started crying at the end of the song. It was an amazing camp, I loved it, some of my best friends were there, I spent 3 weeks there, and that 15 week total were the best 15 weeks of my life. I always listen to this song to remind me of it. This was the first song of my wedding reception with none other than my best friend there.
My Dad recently passed away. One of my fondest memories was singing this together in his work van, as his radio didn’t work. It’s one of those moments where you don’t realise the importance until he is no longer there to sing along with you 😞
Me and my departed wife used to sing this song at karaoke. Every time I hear it, it brings back happy memories of her. It's how I like to remember her, happily singing and dancing away. Miss you so much sue.x
I'm here because of my favorite scene from 'They both die at the end" and now this song will be my favorite song for quite a while. Such a pleasure to my heart and ears.
RIP Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper, and the pilot. Gone 62 years ago today in 1959. What Buddy Holly did for rock n roll was immense. Where would rock n roll be without him?
When I was teenager, my mom would blast music on Fridays nights. She'd get sloshed and try and make me dance. I never wanted to. I thought I was too cool. She had a heart attack when I was 18. I'd give the world to dance one more time.
The first time i heard this song was at the end of a very long shift at my first job. We were finishing cleaning up and one of my coworkers put this song and it slowly turned into a little dance party with the 3 of us🥰 i remember it feeling like a movie. This song reaches every generation in different ways and that’s what makes it a true classic❤️
How do you dance to this? That is a serious question, I love the song but it doesn't give me cues like songs I would normally dance to do if that makes sense.
@@ellisargamer9248 If you love dancing, any music is good whether it's a slow or fast song. Dancing with no particular steps and just moving your body while you can't stop your heart from beating happily :)
@@ellisargamer9248 this song I can dance to.....I can choose to just listen to it or take to dance floor anytime. It is a song for every occasion and for all generations.
i’ve loved this song since it played on the radio when dad drove me home from an athletics competition, but coming back while reading They Both Die At The End has me bawling
This song is based on febuary 3rd 1959, aka the day music died as 3 singers died. Ritchie vallens, buddy holly and the big bopper were on a plane together on that very day. It crashed and there was no survivors.
This song paints a nostalgic picture of growing up in a specific era in America. Yet despite that, it captures heart, memories, passion, sadness, passion and loss like few other songs can. It is a true classic.
"It sucks how we’re all being raised to die. Yes, we live, or we’re given the chance to, at least, but sometimes living is hard and complicated because of fear." -They Both Die At The End 🤞
we arent being raised to die we are being raised to live in fear and solitude and illness so the dark can feed off us. its called human slavery. and we dont die we are eternall beings death is an illusion so dont worry just get on with ebjoying your life as much as possible. work with law of attraction
This song brings me back, I remember hearing it on the radio as a kid in the 80's, every time I hear this it brings back a memory of standing in my aunt's bedroom while sun shafts spilled through the curtains to illuminate the dust particles floating in the light as the music played.
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera brought me here, to this gold. rip mateo & rufus, i hope you really did find each other in the afterlife. for anyone who dosent know what i'm talking about, i severely recommend reading it, it is a peice of literary art.
I’m here because of “They Both Die At The End” I’m not okay. edit: I have been receiving messages from this comment for the past months and I have to say I love seeing people discover or finishing this book and their reaction. I love this little community we created with just a comment 🥺🤍
Edwin The destroyer your right music 🎶 will never die the person who wrote the comments above seems to be a Russian or something that strange writing ✍️ anyway there negative 😎✌️
This was my Mamma's favorite song. She passed May 28th 2021, She ask for us to sing this loud and sing for her.. she has been gone one year today. 🙏 ❤️ We have played it all day smiling and Dancing.. God Bless My Beautiful Momma. I love you and miss you with my whole Heart ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for choosing to play it on that relevant date. It was 61 years gone for Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, Ritchie Valens, and pilot Roger Peterson on 3 February 2020.
Good, keep playing classics as I was playing Have You Ever Seen Rain, and my 22 yr old said, please put your headphones in and what is that crap you're playing, I've failed at parenting
I remember back in the 80s me & my then wife were just a young couple, we didn't even have kids yet. It was a Saturday night & we returned to our apartment after dinner. Just as I was pulling into my parking space this song came on. We stayed in the car with the motor running singing along as loud as we could laughing at the parts where we didn't know the words. That was such a wonderful time in my life. We're friends now though we've been divorced for over 20 years now. I guess this song brings back wonderful memories for just about everybody. And though I've heard this song many times on the radio since that night. It's this memory that always comes flooding back. I hope you have happy memories too. God bless.
Your comment gave me tears and I could picture it; a perfect moment shared and seared in your heart. It will be a part of you forever. That moment lives on in your heart....that's beautiful!!!
Im here cuz ive read this awesome book "they both die at the end" where two strangers hang out and spend their last day together and they both sang this in a bar.
I was here long before Black Widow came out...but you know what, I'm really happy that you all discovered this song, and that you liked it enough to go listen to it on RUclips. Welcome aboard, we have whisky and rye.
I don’t think anyone will read this. My dad introduced me to this song a couple years ago. I played it to all of my friends. This song just makes me want to dance. Every time my dad and i hear this song, we just dance. It’s amazing. I will always have a memory of this song.
Yeah my dad inspired me to listen to what he listens to and that was a amazing choice no depression and drugs like we have today just classic inpiring music sorry what the new generation listens to
Revelation 18:22 And the voice of harpers, and musicians, and of pipers, and trumpeters, shall be heard no more at all in thee; and no craftsman, of whatsoever craft he be, shall be found any more in thee; and the sound of a millstone shall be heard no more at all in thee; Destruction of mystery Babylon aka America it is all for told the end from the beginning in the HOLY LIVING WORD OF GOD💕❤️🕊🙏 And if you look around the world you can see it all coming to a head now wars and rumors of war😓🙏💕❤️ God bless you I hope you know the ONLY SAVIOR AND WAY OF ESCAPE JESUS CHRIST🕊🤍
I had an art teacher who had this on a 45, she would play it all day every day in class, just background noise so it wasn't too quiet. Still love it to this day.
@@rn4state I even know the aeroplane was a Split tail Beechcraft Bonanza. This happened before my time but I love Rock and Roll. I wish it was still being made.
I knew that fact that he wrote and dedicated this song to Buddy Holly,The Big Bopper,Ritchie Valens and Pilot Roger Peterson RIP and may you always be remembered and a beautiful song as a memorial if you ask me nothing better better than any statue or anything. If i was to be remembered I think it would be nice to be remembered this way.
Don't think i could handle youtube without adblock, realising many people use devices that don't support such ad-ons, but I have a nice old pc laptop and the adblock works fine. Don't get interrupted this way and the music flows freely as it used to do before google owned youtube and divvied up the online world with fb and amazon.
I used to work at weddings and this is the last song the couple wanted to play and the whole room erupted in dance and singing, so many good memories from this song
American Pie always makes me think of my father... My father and I never seemed to be on the same page with anything save for music, so it's here I come to feel close to him. Love you Dad.
I sang this to my dad when he was dying. It's the one time he couldn't cover his ears and run. I can't carry a tune in a bucket. He gave me all kinds of hell. He was a lot of fun. I miss him so much. In 5 days it will 23 years since he died. I've almost loved half of my life without him. Breaks my damn heart.
i did too. me & my daughter sat there softly singing it with tears running down our faces. he died last may & this is the first time i listened to it again.
I heard this song towards the end of the film Finch a few days ago. I’ve never stopped playing it since. Something especially unexplainable about it struck me. The lyrics and melody are something else. The whole American Pie album is great too, Vincent is another favorite track.
Me and my brother used to listen to this song when we were kids it takes me back in time ...my Brother passed away a few months ago it makes me cry but I still listen .
On April 26, 2023, at a dinner at the White House in the United States, Korean President Seok-ryeol Yoon sang this song. I am proud to be a Korean citizen.
One of the best songs ever, i hope someone will see this comment in 10 years, when this gets recommended to all people and you dont have to search that up
I was only 7 when this music came out. I too was delivering newspapers.Buddy Holly died in 1957 and left a hole that inspired Don McLean to honor his memory. Felt the same nostalgia later : Jim Morrison 1971, Elvis Presley 1977, John Lennon 1980, Freddie Mercury 1991, Kurt Cobain 1994. On these sad days the music died, but love and life still go on.
Revelation 18:22 And the voice of harpers, and musicians, and of pipers, and trumpeters, shall be heard no more at all in thee; and no craftsman, of whatsoever craft he be, shall be found any more in thee; and the sound of a millstone shall be heard no more at all in thee; Destruction of mystery Babylon aka America it is all for told the end from the beginning in the HOLY LIVING WORD OF GOD💕❤️🕊🙏 And if you look around the world you can see it all coming to a head now wars and rumors of war😓🙏💕❤️ God bless you I hope you know the ONLY SAVIOR AND WAY OF ESCAPE JESUS CHRIST🕊🤍
This song is unforgotten, but I realize only now, with the written lyrics at hand, what a masterpiece it is. I got here by those recently published words: ".......Just over fifty years ago, in 1971, a popular American singer called Don McLean, almost prophetically, sang of these torments, that is, of spiritual death, in a song called ‘American Pie’. Describing how America had lost its faith in the previous decade of the 1960s, he sang that ‘for ten years we’ve been on our own’ and how he saw ‘Satan laughing with delight’, and that ‘the church bells all were broken / And the three men I admire most / The Father, Son and the Holy Ghost / They caught the last train for the coast… / Singin’, this’ll be the day that I die’."
This song makes me think the better years are gone. I was born in 82 and at my 8th grade dance they played this song and everybody knew it and danced there heart out. This song from a young age was something special to me but I didn't know it was so special to everyone else in my class. So powerful!
Late one cold evening In February 1972 my girlfriend and I were walking through Harrow, London, singing this song. Fifty years later we are still good friends even though I have lived in Brisbane, Australia, for over forty years. Songs bring back such grfeat memories.
I came here because this was my father's favorite song. We used to listening this song together when I was young and he'll explain to me the meaning of the song. How I wish I could turn those days but God knows I can't because my father left me 6 years ago. He's now in God's hands. Papa, I miss you so much. I miss your laugh and your grumpy face. Wish you were here Papa. I love you so much.
We were sitting around my dad talking about music. (He was in hospice care). I choose this song, pulled it up on my iPad, and started the song. While we were all singing “the day the music died”, my father chose that moment to pass. I believe he wanted a dramatic exit, he got one.
Its the same with a lot of the timeless music, such as Mozart, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Beetles, etc. The best songs withstand the test of time. My hopes are not high for 99.999% of the modern 'hits'.
I’m 38, my dad played this and a lot of other music while I was growing up but this was always a fav. I’ve became more and more emotionally attached to it as I’ve grown up and understood the lyrics more etc. I want this song played at my funeral. I think it’s my fav song ever 🥲
A journalist once asked Don McLean, ..... American Pie is number 1 in so many countries, but what does it mean? Don answered, it means I’ll never ever have to work again 😂😂😂😂
Just had surgery and in surgery room this was playing. I heard someone say let's turn it off. I asked if they they would please keep it on. The did and a nurse was singing this will be the day I die. I said, I hope not just before I settled into a deep sleep. If I didn't wake, at Least I would have left on a hell of a good note. This is absolutely beautiful and priceless?
@@fishwatch8677 Interesting observation you have. Actually, this was my third back surgery. I would not have been in surgery with in ingrown toe nail would I? My toes are all doing well thanks.
Irish to the bone and this song hits home for me too 🇮🇪 none of us are from anywhere but at the same time them good auld boys were drinking whiskey and rye singing this will be the day that I die! ❤️ one love
The only reason I’m listening to this song rn is because I’m reading this book called “They Both Die At The End” and the two main characters are singing this song 🥲
Back in the 80's- early 90's my Mom decided out of all the Songs, this is the one she wanted me to know! I don't know why....But she listened to it and wrote down every word and then said Learn It!! I Love this Song and still know every word I was taught when I was 14 or so....Now I'm in my early 40's and all 3 of my Son's now know this Song!! It will Always hold a Special place in my Heart!! Thank you Mom for turning me on to some of the coolest Music...Ever!!
Interested in conspiracy theories explaining why the pic is Dylan not McLean
Giggity giggity goo
Coz Bob Dylan is the joker. And he cant sing. He can barely write good songs.especially as no songs really had been written in his new type of music. Think now today singers,writers have to sit for weeks to go through song names lol and words if it's been written before or the tune has been done u ain't making millions off it. That's not a conspiracy theory and look below to see other facts about post ww2 that changed humanity and is still going on today
@@thewolverines7405 lol
Because the publisher of the video might be a fucking idiot?
@@eirejmcmahon ya were going from buddy and the crickets to Bob Dylan and the Beatles. Plus I beleive it was a couple of years after the rockerfellas and rothschilds decided to tune to 440hz instead of 432hz disrupting the natural happy sound. Any musician who has spoke out or made a song against this since has been killed Tupac ,Bob Marley , Kurt Cobain Janis Joplin etc. U can tell when a song dosent just give u goosebumps but livens u up,changes your day completly. RUclips compress all files apparently so the Mozart in c major 432hz video on RUclips. Isn't 432hz get it? This is why most elite people listen to classical music or jazz. It's always been the case. This is part of a theory of a planned dumbin' down of sheeple. Why else would rockerf...etc change it. N who gives them permission. Oh there banks n Roth's n Morgan's own all the record labels or have s high stock share. Join the dots. American pie. Is actually a perfectly join the dots he was just too fwd for the time. He couldn't speek out about it and always said it was about buddy Holly if asked by family n Freind's Aparently as he was a paper boy when buddy crashed. I'm Guna look into why and when exactly the tunin chord was changed
When a song is more than eight minutes long and you still can't get enough of it......that's what you called a classic
I just restarted it 😂
Lol. As a fan of Progressive Metal, I'm quite used to it 😆
All too well 10 minuten versionnn
Master of Puppets.
I heard this song towards the end of the film Finch a few days ago. I’ve never stopped playing it since. Something especially unexplainable about it struck me. The lyrics and melody are something else. The whole American Pie album is great too, Vincent is another favorite track.
At a NYE party at 3am, me and my dad we’re sat at the bar, the only people left in the place as everyone else had gone out to smoke, no bartender, absolutely no one else. We were tired and sobering up. The room was dark and there was confetti, spilled drinks and empty bottles everywhere. The room went quiet as soon as everyone left, then this song started playing on the jukebox. We didn’t acknowledge the song or each other, we just sat side by side, stared ahead and started singing. We sat and sang the whole 8 minutes together, not once even looking at each other, just sitting still, staring at the empty bar. The second the song finished, everyone came hustling in, like clockwork, and the place was loud and busy again. It’s such a precious and surreal memory I have of me and my dad, one that I’ll never forget. It was a perfectly timed moment of peace.
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@@1976ABBA32 Wow.. Just following the info I was reading on Ritchie Valens and the plane crash one thing lead to another and ended up reading how it effected Don Mclean.. I was a jr in HS when this song was popular - I had no idea til now the meaning of it or why it was written.. Stella Birch.. quite a memory .. I could feel what you were saying.. Just.. wow..
You fool. You should have taken the till n boosted.
S K well, it’s my parents pub. I don’t steal from my parents
What for a lovely story. I had shivers seeing the scene
This is the happiest sounding song that's really sad.
That piano playing moves my soul everytime
Hollywood undead - Bullet :)
nc
totally
2020?
Yep
Not even American but this makes you mourn an era that never truly existed. It's so catchy but heartfelt. It transcends boundaries and makes you nostalgic for all that should be. Pure genius
You don’t have to be american to enjoy it
Anemoia. Nostalgia for a time you’ve never known.
British born I agree!
The truth is ,,,we had our youth,,,that’s memories as a kicker
I've printed screen your coment.
I'm here after reading "They Both Die at the End". Never felt this sentimental to a song before. 😢
Same
Same
same :C
Right now I'm reading that part 😔
same :(
Knew this song before black widow but coming back for black widow. It’s really making me miss my mum we used to sing this song all the time but now she’s gone pls treasure your mom because you only ever get 1.
Everyone should know this song even before Black widow
Now I really gotta see that movie
I'm sorry for your loss 🦋
Yeah this song is something different for me than earlier, before I watched BW
I'm so sorry for your lost :(
Lesbian parents: am I a Joke to you
Mateo & Rufus made me remembre this masterpiece and now it has a really different meaning for me…. Thanks guys, you'll be forever remembered
Currently crying 🥲 I miss them so much.. I wish there was a happy ending.
If this song is about anything, it's a collection of reflections, feelings and metaphors about growing up in America - about longing, remembrance, idealized nostalgia, and a sense that there IS truth and things that truly matter - even though it's often confusing for us to accurately understand or process them - especially when we're still quite young. One reason this song doesn't bore us, despite being so lengthy, is because it so brilliantly paints so many powerful pictures and revives countless memories - especially from our youth. The lyrics have something for everyone, because they reference so many experiences common to us all. And the one thing I overwhelming feel, after listening to it all these many years, is a sense of a great passage of time. And the older one gets, the more this song powerfully incites that feeling - the sense that we were once so young, naive and hopeful, yet now, in what seems like the blink of an eye, we find ourselves long past those days of youth as we look back. And some things turned out wonderful, and others, not so much. And the song encourages these feelings from it's opening lyrics: "Long long time ago, I can still remember..."
It’s about a plane crash
Perfectly stated. Every word is real.
Every lyric has a tie to certain parts of American history,
and the writer's history,
not just one thing.
Writer is Don McLean.
The lyrics
& music
are both Brilliant!
Just magic.
Holy shit you wrote a book
And such a well written book too!
There’s no way anyone reads this, but that’s okay.
When I was 13-17, I had a summer camp every year, and we always played this song on the last day, and even the people who never danced would join in. We’d kick off our shoes and everything. But anyways, when I was 17, I started crying at the end of the song. It was an amazing camp, I loved it, some of my best friends were there, I spent 3 weeks there, and that 15 week total were the best 15 weeks of my life. I always listen to this song to remind me of it. This was the first song of my wedding reception with none other than my best friend there.
Nice
@@Chris-tl1kh great name btw lol
Oh wow that makes me happy sad
That's beautiful
What a beautiful comment
This song over 8 minutes but you never get tired of it. This song always gonna remain a classic.
Tako je
Yep.
When I listen to this song, I wish I could go back in time to when there was no internet, everything was simple, fun, great. I'll miss those times...
It's like a relationship. Whether you're happy with it or not, you've already invested so much time that you need to see where it goes.
@@isylum1494 I’m 15 so never got to live through those times but definitely wish I could have everything I’ve heard sounds great
Honestly if anyone is watching this in 2020 then you're definitely blessed for your taste in music
i am it in 2020 great music never dies
This song will still be around in another 20-30 years maybe longer
me x
Raised with good music! The only thing that bugs me, (besides Madonna re-doing this song) is that is Bob Dylan on the screen, not Don McLean.
@@amandaearle2091 true
Don Mclean gave us 8 whole minutes of pure perfection when he recorded American pie.,
so true....
I am a old man, 67 yo, and i still love American Pie 🎉
My Dad recently passed away. One of my fondest memories was singing this together in his work van, as his radio didn’t work. It’s one of those moments where you don’t realise the importance until he is no longer there to sing along with you 😞
R.I.P 🙁
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press f for respect
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rip 🙁
Sooo sad😞
Isn’t it wonderful how people are still coming here? I guess the music never truly died.
Your right.i went by the levy but there was no chevy.🚐🚐.
yes i heard it at the morning in the Radio
and now i find it on RUclips
GOOD OLD TIMES
I heard in Stranger things so I came here.
I-Am-Batman I agree
couldn't say it better
I can't believe people are still coming here, this song will never truly die.
To everyone still listening to this amazing song, I wish you all well!
Unlike the people he’s singing about
What are you fucking doing here??? Stay away if you don't like it mug...
In a thousand years, people will still listen to this but'll have forgotten reggaeton
Susàn Gallagher Err, isn’t it a good thing that the music never died?
@@BW1875 his miracle of a voice is xx
Me and my departed wife used to sing this song at karaoke. Every time I hear it, it brings back happy memories of her. It's how I like to remember her, happily singing and dancing away. Miss you so much sue.x
Love
🙏🏽hopefully she’s singing with you in heaven.
I'm here because of my favorite scene from 'They both die at the end" and now this song will be my favorite song for quite a while. Such a pleasure to my heart and ears.
aa im listening now because i just got to the scene ! very glad i caved and bought the book :)
sameee
same reading through that scene right now (:
@@madooha8966 lmao get ready for a heartbreak
Omg YES I love that scene and that book. The end really got me and I’m currently recovering 🥲
RIP Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper, and the pilot. Gone 62 years ago today in 1959. What Buddy Holly did for rock n roll was immense. Where would rock n roll be without him?
I agree. I am from 1957.
When I was teenager, my mom would blast music on Fridays nights. She'd get sloshed and try and make me dance. I never wanted to. I thought I was too cool. She had a heart attack when I was 18. I'd give the world to dance one more time.
Beautiful
Ouch. So sorry.
@@davidh7799 No problem. Can't change the past friend, only the future.
@@angelfan16 damn bro, this hits home my friend...
So sorry :( x
Makes me sad when I hear this song. My daughter passed away at 12 years old and American Pie was one of her favorite songs. She was an old soul.
RIP
Rip 🙏🏾
My condolences. No parent should ever have to burry their child
I grieve with you. I'm sorry for your loss.
@@christianheichel Thank you, blessings.
I searched "pie" looking for recipes, not disappointed.
@@oatmeal1386 Because I was curious.
Layla Dianne Rothman pretty sure this is Don McLean..
@@oatmeal1386 Billy Joel? Lmao what.
@@oatmeal1386 He also literally said "not disappointed" so I dont know what you're even going on about.
Don't lie perv. U were googling for hot scenes from the "American Pie" movie. LOL!
to those who are still listening to this very beautiful song, i wish you all well!
Thanks very much you too
It’s a beautiful song
weird flex but okay
wish u well too mucca from 🏴🏴🏴
Same to u 💓
“A generation lost in Space”
Brilliant.
they were poetry geniuses back then
David bowies space oddity
Ok boomer
Warning Will Robinson. Warning.
Big o'l 300.
Simply genius. One of the finest songs ever written and beautifully sung.
R.I.P.
Buddy Holly
Ritchie Valens
The Big Bopper
February 3, 1959
Their legacy lives on and their contribution to music can never be forgotten.
I will remember them most importantly:)
(And Queen)
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@@Choir_pilot no
3/2/59: "O dia em que a música morreu" ..
And everyone's grandparents *
The first time i heard this song was at the end of a very long shift at my first job. We were finishing cleaning up and one of my coworkers put this song and it slowly turned into a little dance party with the 3 of us🥰 i remember it feeling like a movie. This song reaches every generation in different ways and that’s what makes it a true classic❤️
How do you dance to this? That is a serious question, I love the song but it doesn't give me cues like songs I would normally dance to do if that makes sense.
@@ellisargamer9248 If you love dancing, any music is good whether it's a slow or fast song. Dancing with no particular steps and just moving your body while you can't stop your heart from beating happily :)
@@ellisargamer9248 1
@@ellisargamer9248 this song I can dance to.....I can choose to just listen to it or take to dance floor anytime. It is a song for every occasion and for all generations.
I'm loving how many Marvel fans are being introduced to such a good song!
Omg literally
Same
@DANIEL RITCHEY 25 same, I knew this much b4 black widow
@@justthinking650 same
i already knew it lol but it is different now
Thank you, Don McLean, for one of the greatest songs ever written. Pure genius!
*Still listening in 2019. Great songs never die.*
every1 likes a bit of American Pie
Love it !!
Well we aren’t gonna exactly be like, Na let’s stop listening to this song now
Nowadays alot of songs are flexing with money and no talent, this song is awesome
right this is a good song
I cannot be the only one from the book, “They Both Die At The End.”
here because of that too :)
I’m from “A Quiet Kind of Thunder”
I’m here because I simply love the song
You're not the only one.
You’re not the only one :)
i’ve loved this song since it played on the radio when dad drove me home from an athletics competition, but coming back while reading They Both Die At The End has me bawling
I will never listen to this song the same way after reading "They Both Die At The End"
They Both Die At The End made me cry a river. :')
where does they both die at the end reference this? i must've missed it
@@jaegerkarina They sing it together at the bar
IM GONNA CRY NOW
Reading ''They both die at the end'' with this song playing in the background has to be the most underrated elite thing i've experienced.
mateo & rufus are safe in the afterlife guys, it’s okay. :)
not me crying after over a year since I read the book.
Ivan M. yeahh me too. rereads are just as painful
Omgg😭😭😭😭
Not me here crying because I'm currently re-reading for the 6th time. ITS THE SCENE YALL FINALLY
Ahahahhahshshshd
I just watched Finch and came across this golden song, just like Jeff and Goodyear coming across the Golden Gate Bridge.
😅 me too. Saw this beautiful film some hours ago and it made me crying so strong, that i wanted to know which is it’s title song …
Оо, я тоже смотрела Финча и меня зацепила эта песня. Она крута!
me too I came here after Finch movie
Another one here ✋🏻 but I know this since I remember and I born in 75 a classic will be always a good one to listen!
That movie was a true masterpiece
Don McLean was once asked what this song meant and he replied, “It means I’ll never have to work again.”
Ok
Lol 😆
True statement
This song is based on febuary 3rd 1959, aka the day music died as 3 singers died. Ritchie vallens, buddy holly and the big bopper were on a plane together on that very day. It crashed and there was no survivors.
@@robloxman274abc well, partly, the song has a dozen different points and meanings
This song paints a nostalgic picture of growing up in a specific era in America. Yet despite that, it captures heart, memories, passion, sadness, passion and loss like few other songs can. It is a true classic.
This music never gonna be the same after the black widow movie
Why?
What happened?
Literally nothing has changed
lol glad to see I’m not the only one that came here after Black Widow. Such an amazing movie.
Nah this song itself is a million times bigger than the movie
Bob Dylan is so great that even songs he didn't write are credited to him
Bob Dylan is the jester in the song
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wonderful comment man 👍
@@LarsTragel-zh7ei go listen to 'baby blue' and say that again
Dylan is just a "Jester" . Don is great.
"It sucks how we’re all being raised to die. Yes, we live, or we’re given the chance to, at least, but sometimes living is hard and complicated because of fear."
-They Both Die At The End 🤞
:(
we arent being raised to die we are being raised to live in fear and solitude and illness so the dark can feed off us. its called human slavery. and we dont die we are eternall beings death is an illusion so dont worry just get on with ebjoying your life as much as possible. work with law of attraction
@@justlookattheflowers4239 death is an illusion? 👀👀👀
😭😭😭
God didn't give us a spirit of fear.... satan put that on us!
This song brings me back, I remember hearing it on the radio as a kid in the 80's, every time I hear this it brings back a memory of standing in my aunt's bedroom while sun shafts spilled through the curtains to illuminate the dust particles floating in the light as the music played.
A classic that never gets old. It will still be playing long after 21st century garbage has been completely forgotten.
A classic that never gets old. It will still be playing long after 21st century garbage has been completely forgotten.
Как красиво написали
They Both Die at the End
by Adam Silvera brought me here, to this gold.
rip mateo & rufus, i hope you really did find each other in the afterlife.
for anyone who dosent know what i'm talking about, i severely recommend reading it, it is a peice of literary art.
yo! me too
that's why i'm here too
I'm in the part of the book where they're singing this on stage. The hairs on my arms are standing up. 😰♥️☁️
same here too
Aaaaah.... I was searching for this comment
I’m here because of “They Both Die At The End”
I’m not okay.
edit: I have been receiving messages from this comment for the past months and I have to say I love seeing people discover or finishing this book and their reaction. I love this little community we created with just a comment 🥺🤍
No one is after that book ;u;
I died reading it :(
same bro- I’m so glad I’m not alone. I literally finished this book 5 minutes ago-
I just finished the first part. Any advice?
@@matthewsarris562 do nOt look at spoilers and have tissues at ready 👌
This music is timeless and it will never die!
Unlike buddy holly and the big bopper
Joe Vanerp don’t forget Ritchie Valens
Yes it is ,and no it won't
Edwin The destroyer your right music 🎶 will never die the person who wrote the comments above seems to be a Russian or something that strange writing ✍️ anyway there negative 😎✌️
Awesome post Sarah, wish I could give more thumbs but YT seems to be stingy.
This was my Mamma's favorite song. She passed May 28th 2021, She ask for us to sing this loud and sing for her.. she has been gone one year today. 🙏 ❤️ We have played it all day smiling and Dancing.. God Bless My Beautiful Momma. I love you and miss you with my whole Heart ❤️❤️❤️
Rest In Peace❤️🙏
Rest in peace i’m sorry for your loss
Bless your mom and your family
@@lisabowden1679 Thank you And God Bless You 🙏🏼
@@DIIIEKAI God Bless You 🙏🏼 Thank you so much
Playing this for my 4 and 8 year old, Feb 3rd 2020. The music will never die.
Let's hope not. Beats anything from the past 30 years
You're a good father, thank you
Thank you for choosing to play it on that relevant date. It was 61 years gone for Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, Ritchie Valens, and pilot Roger Peterson on 3 February 2020.
cool
Good, keep playing classics as I was playing Have You Ever Seen Rain, and my 22 yr old said, please put your headphones in and what is that crap you're playing, I've failed at parenting
I remember back in the 80s me & my then wife were just a young couple, we didn't even have kids yet. It was a Saturday night & we returned to our apartment after dinner. Just as I was pulling into my parking space this song came on. We stayed in the car with the motor running singing along as loud as we could laughing at the parts where we didn't know the words. That was such a wonderful time in my life. We're friends now though we've been divorced for over 20 years now. I guess this song brings back wonderful memories for just about everybody. And though I've heard this song many times on the radio since that night. It's this memory that always comes flooding back. I hope you have happy memories too. God bless.
Your comment gave me tears and I could picture it; a perfect moment shared and seared in your heart. It will be a part of you forever. That moment lives on in your heart....that's beautiful!!!
Well written John Esparza.
Thanks for share that man.
But did you get any that night?
@@MargaretMargaretMargaret Im gonna cry
Im here cuz ive read this awesome book "they both die at the end" where two strangers hang out and spend their last day together and they both sang this in a bar.
I just finished it today and I cried so much
Please we 😭😭😭😭😭
If you like that book which others would you reccomend? I just finished it and it was wholesome.
SAME AF I CRIED SM
@@gollaseno8106 the song of achilles
Who’s here after hearing president of South Korea sang, such a wholesome moment!!!!
60’s,70’s and 80s best music ever written and the best musicians hands down.
60s and 70s
I vote for the 70's
@@javelin1010 definitely
Late 60s for sure, definitely my favorite time for Rock
Hermoso 💕😍
MATEO AND RUFUS SONG i’m SOBBINGG
This was the happiest moment of their lives :]
Who?
@@spacejesus4509 characters from "they both die at the end"
this moment was so beautiful MY CHEST HURTS
@@Fuwaaa oh thanks I was confused I haven’t of the book I just the like the song
If this song doesn't play at my funeral I'm not going
Me either
mam or sir you just won the comment of the year award
This will be the day i die
@@UnknownInu2 thank you lol
I'm the 100th like of this comment :D
A classic that never gets old. It will still be playing long after 21st century garbage has been completely forgotten.
No one's going to be trading Justin Bieber or K-pop albums at the end of the world. It'll be all time greats like this and the likes
I just about wore out this record when I was a kid and still listening to this song 40 years later
Cannot be forgotten if they were totally avoided in the first place!
Kpop killed music and culture
@@wasabiboysinterestinglife rap had already strangled them.
First song I’m requesting at my local pub when quarantine is over
Harry Thomas Don’t think that will be until NEXT winter, just read on news.
@@jeanmyers1787 Guess it'll be more cathartic when he gets to do it haha
Mhm.
Jimarilo we all need to stand together and ignore the gov/police
Dude, hope you're wearing Kevlar when you do it.
I was here long before Black Widow came out...but you know what, I'm really happy that you all discovered this song, and that you liked it enough to go listen to it on RUclips.
Welcome aboard, we have whisky and rye.
I came to know about this from stranger things!!
@@shoaibbeg9702 I KNEW THIS WAS IN STRANGER THINGS!!!!!!!!! IT WAS SO FAMILIAR! Black Widow was such a good movie too!! ^_^
The Office, Stranger Things, TBDATE, and Black Widow
Wow how long till they dont follow u?
My Dad loved this music
I don’t think anyone will read this.
My dad introduced me to this song a couple years ago. I played it to all of my friends.
This song just makes me want to dance. Every time my dad and i hear this song, we just dance.
It’s amazing. I will always have a memory of this song.
Yeah my dad inspired me to listen to what he listens to and that was a amazing choice no depression and drugs like we have today just classic inpiring music sorry what the new generation listens to
fax bro
you tell us about the movie black widow where the daughter asks her father for this song it's a little sick of you
Cherish your time with your dad !!!
Revelation 18:22
And the voice of harpers, and musicians, and of pipers, and trumpeters, shall be heard no more at all in thee; and no craftsman, of whatsoever craft he be, shall be found any more in thee; and the sound of a millstone shall be heard no more at all in thee;
Destruction of mystery Babylon aka America it is all for told the end from the beginning in the HOLY LIVING WORD OF GOD💕❤️🕊🙏
And if you look around the world you can see it all coming to a head now wars and rumors of war😓🙏💕❤️
God bless you I hope you know the ONLY SAVIOR AND WAY OF ESCAPE
JESUS CHRIST🕊🤍
Listened to this timelessly beautiful classic while reading ‘They Both Die in the End’, it added to the beauty of it all
I had an art teacher who had this on a 45, she would play it all day every day in class, just background noise so it wasn't too quiet. Still love it to this day.
Bravo! for your comment...Best regard from South Europe !
Was he/she Scottish ? Just asking for a friend.
61 years gone today 3 February 2020. Rest in peace Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, Ritchie Valens, and Pilot Roger Peterson. You will never be forgotten.
Someone knows the story behind this classical
@@rn4state I even know the aeroplane was a Split tail Beechcraft Bonanza. This happened before my time but I love Rock and Roll. I wish it was still being made.
A classic.....smile
I knew that fact that he wrote and dedicated this song to Buddy Holly,The Big Bopper,Ritchie Valens and Pilot Roger Peterson RIP and may you always be remembered and a beautiful song as a memorial if you ask me nothing better better than any statue or anything. If i was to be remembered I think it would be nice to be remembered this way.
What does that have to do with Don McLean????
The ad in this song should be illegal
YUP 100%
Don't think i could handle youtube without adblock, realising many people use devices that don't support such ad-ons, but I have a nice old pc laptop and the adblock works fine. Don't get interrupted this way and the music flows freely as it used to do before google owned youtube and divvied up the online world with fb and amazon.
Hm
@@imaonarseal agreed Adblock plus is amazing
i have adblock, what was it?
I used to work at weddings and this is the last song the couple wanted to play and the whole room erupted in dance and singing, so many good memories from this song
„The best thing about dying is your friendship.“
Producer: do you want to make people feel happy or sad
Don: Y E S
Normie
@@wandaperi l + ratio
My Dad requested of me as young man that I play this at his funeral... I respected his wishes I miss you Dad!! God speed
My dad died 3 days ago and om trying to find a good song and thought of this one . May your dad R.I.P
He's the best bed up there pal❤😇
They will bless u from above forever...smile its what he wamts
Rest in peace. I mean it!
@@sandygonzalez8556 I would recommend checking out frank sinestro my way and sorry for your loss
I remember hearing this as a kid, liked it then.....LOVE it now. Always takes me back to those days.
American Pie always makes me think of my father... My father and I never seemed to be on the same page with anything save for music, so it's here I come to feel close to him. Love you Dad.
I agree 100% different pages but this song makes me remember me seeing my dad happy
I was the same with my old man .....now not here ...miss him
💞💯💞
This song is from long before my time, and I still find it a timeless masterpiece.
Blacloud same
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I am from the era of the man he is singing about and love this almost as much as original Buddy Holly work that I have on vinyl
I came to know it thanks to Madonna.
Me too but like bad news on the doorstep can't stop listening to this music
You don’t realize how long this is until your boss tells you to karaoke it
I learned the words to this song when I was a kid.
😂
@@christopherunfus8962 same
Haha
It is one of my karaoke songs & I do it acapella
My dad used to play this for me when i was a kid, and i hope i get to play it for my son in the future❤
I sang this to my dad when he was dying. It's the one time he couldn't cover his ears and run. I can't carry a tune in a bucket. He gave me all kinds of hell. He was a lot of fun. I miss him so much. In 5 days it will 23 years since he died. I've almost loved half of my life without him. Breaks my damn heart.
i did too. me & my daughter sat there softly singing it with tears running down our faces. he died last may & this is the first time i listened to it again.
Sorry about your loss peeps I'm sure there all smiling down on you all singing along 🤗😎
Respect❤️
I'm so sorry 2 hear that man RIP
Never had a Dad he died when I was three years old "of Cancer", may your father rest in peace.
“Old songs will never die for sure”.
I swear none of the comments in this video actually talk about this song. It’s a really damn good song!
Hello there
I heard this song towards the end of the film Finch a few days ago. I’ve never stopped playing it since. Something especially unexplainable about it struck me. The lyrics and melody are something else. The whole American Pie album is great too, Vincent is another favorite track.
General Kenobi
They literally all talk about it
Grt song
Me and my brother used to listen to this song when we were kids it takes me back in time ...my Brother passed away a few months ago it makes me cry but I still listen .
This song. I listen to it every year at Christmas and about 30 times in between. Merry Christmas and happy holidays everyone!
Marry Christmas friend
Happy Christas to you. from a friend you havnt met yet. x
Happy new year keep listening Melantha
Listening to this while reading page 307 of "they both die at the end"
I'm not okay, and i'm crying. I haven't even finished it yet!!
Bro I didn’t even finish reading the oage and came here and i was on that page one hour ago when they kissed I literally started crying so bad
Literally doing the same rn and omg they kissed I’m not ok😭
I just finished the book and I am not okay 🥲
@@senasari4334 me neither, IT'S BEEN MONTHS!!!
please page 308. i’m not okay
On April 26, 2023, at a dinner at the White House in the United States, Korean President Seok-ryeol Yoon sang this song. I am proud to be a Korean citizen.
One of the best songs ever, i hope someone will see this comment in 10 years, when this gets recommended to all people and you dont have to search that up
better no forget
I will love this song till I die
same here
I was only 7 when this music came out. I too was delivering newspapers.Buddy Holly died in 1957 and left a hole that inspired Don McLean to honor his memory. Felt the same nostalgia later : Jim Morrison 1971, Elvis Presley 1977, John Lennon 1980, Freddie Mercury 1991, Kurt Cobain 1994. On these sad days the music died, but love and life still go on.
1953..
He died in 1959
Do you only listen/comprehend the first minute of the song?....... Thats one tiny component of the whole song..........
Don’t forget about Layne Staley in 2002, David Bowie in 2016, and Chris Cornell in 2017
BUDDY HOLLY?!?!
One of the greatest songs ever written, composed, and performed.
Revelation 18:22
And the voice of harpers, and musicians, and of pipers, and trumpeters, shall be heard no more at all in thee; and no craftsman, of whatsoever craft he be, shall be found any more in thee; and the sound of a millstone shall be heard no more at all in thee;
Destruction of mystery Babylon aka America it is all for told the end from the beginning in the HOLY LIVING WORD OF GOD💕❤️🕊🙏
And if you look around the world you can see it all coming to a head now wars and rumors of war😓🙏💕❤️
God bless you I hope you know the ONLY SAVIOR AND WAY OF ESCAPE
JESUS CHRIST🕊🤍
@@DlovesJesus. Hallelujah 🙏
This song is unforgotten, but I realize only now, with the written lyrics at hand, what a masterpiece it is. I got here by those recently published words:
".......Just over fifty years ago, in 1971, a popular American singer called Don McLean, almost prophetically, sang of these torments, that is, of spiritual death, in a song called ‘American Pie’. Describing how America had lost its faith in the previous decade of the 1960s, he sang that ‘for ten years we’ve been on our own’ and how he saw ‘Satan laughing with delight’, and that ‘the church bells all were broken / And the three men I admire most / The Father, Son and the Holy Ghost / They caught the last train for the coast… / Singin’, this’ll be the day that I die’."
This song makes me nostalgic to a time I've never lived in and places I've never been to.
It makes me nostalgic for the early 1990s when Mom played this on an oldies station.
This song makes me think the better years are gone. I was born in 82 and at my 8th grade dance they played this song and everybody knew it and danced there heart out. This song from a young age was something special to me but I didn't know it was so special to everyone else in my class. So powerful!
I agree
Their*
Me too. I can't imagine a song like this written if One Direction went down in a crash
they both at the end brought me here and then destroyed me
Well I'm here again for "Finch".Such a masterpiece.
Indeed❣️
Same, just watched it bro, such a great movie❤
One of my all time favorite, the opening is so great
I knew this song for the Madonna's version in 2000😅
Late one cold evening In February 1972 my girlfriend and I were walking through Harrow, London, singing this song. Fifty years later we are still good friends even though I have lived in Brisbane, Australia, for over forty years. Songs bring back such grfeat memories.
And there was no arm to hold me back. - Rufus (5/9/17)
N O
@@eci.is.living NO ME CRYING AGAIN AFTER IT'S BEEN A YEAR SINCE I READ THE BOOK.
don't do this to me!
@Dj pablish it’s a series now??
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I came here because this was my father's favorite song. We used to listening this song together when I was young and he'll explain to me the meaning of the song. How I wish I could turn those days but God knows I can't because my father left me 6 years ago. He's now in God's hands.
Papa, I miss you so much. I miss your laugh and your grumpy face. Wish you were here Papa. I love you so much.
Yes.
Geylaa Shauneen fuck off
rip. this song will be in everyone heart still. well the ones who love real music rofl.
We were sitting around my dad talking about music. (He was in hospice care). I choose this song, pulled it up on my iPad, and started the song. While we were all singing “the day the music died”, my father chose that moment to pass. I believe he wanted a dramatic exit, he got one.
@@janetneaves13 this is a classic. wish more music had meaning like this. music has changed so much.
it's damn near 50 years after this song was released and if anything this song only gets better with time, powerful music
You must be right. You got 29 likes at my time of writing. That is barely a day after your comment. Class song
Its the same with a lot of the timeless music, such as Mozart, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Beetles, etc. The best songs withstand the test of time. My hopes are not high for 99.999% of the modern 'hits'.
@@danielokeeffe5848 99% of any songs don't survive the tests of time. Nowadays we also only remember the good music.
I’m 38, my dad played this and a lot of other music while I was growing up but this was always a fav. I’ve became more and more emotionally attached to it as I’ve grown up and understood the lyrics more etc. I want this song played at my funeral. I think it’s my fav song ever 🥲
A journalist once asked Don McLean, ..... American Pie is number 1 in so many countries, but what does it mean? Don answered, it means I’ll never ever have to work again 😂😂😂😂
That is not funny
@@brainstorm4207 and apparently you're fine with acting like a little bitch. Just calm down. The stakes are never as high as you think
why is everyone fighting here ?? music should set people in a good mood and not in a fighting mood...
@@zwiebelsaft4101 doesn't set me in a good mood. i dont like it. imma head back over to Bruce Springsteen and Oasis
@TheMonte-CarloGazannova I think that's hilarious and it's probably very true!!!
I do not understand how people can hate on this song.
Absolute brilliant tune.
YES!!!!!!!
Thomas Hawkins shut the fuck up
@BC FOSTER sdbnv
8835 assholes, till now!
One of my favorite song ever.
You know you're a legend when you can make a really long song and people still love it.
Isaac West i didn't relize it was 8 min until your comment
It’s not that long
@@sourcandyxxx It is 8:33 minutes
@@sourcandyxxx BUT: Procol Harum “In Held 'Twas in I” Time: 17:31.
Rush “2112” Time: 20:33.
Rare Earth “Get Ready” Time: 21:30.
Yes “The Gates of Delirium” Time: 21:55.
Pink Floyd “Shine on You Crazy Diamond” Time: 26:01.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer “Karn Evil 9” Time: 29:36.
The Allman Brothers Band “Mountain Jam” 33:41.
beatles hey jude is 8 minutes and ten seconds long and the crowd sings
This is truly a moment when SK President sings this song
i have no idea how i'm 14 and somehow this is still a nostalgic childhood song. i guess its from my dad blasting it every day in the car
I'ts because back then songs had a soul !
Same
"You are like babby"
This song belongs to all generations.
I'm the exact same
Just had surgery and in surgery room this was playing. I heard someone say let's turn it off. I asked if they they would please keep it on. The did and a nurse was singing this will be the day I die. I said, I hope not just before I settled into a deep sleep. If I didn't wake, at Least I would have left on a hell of a good note. This is absolutely beautiful and priceless?
Right you are.
What was the surgery? Removing an infected toe nail?
@@fishwatch8677 Interesting observation you have. Actually, this was my third back surgery. I would not have been in surgery with in ingrown toe nail would I? My toes are all doing well thanks.
walter weddle Sometimes toe nails have to be surgically removed. How’s your back holding up, Walter?
Fish Watch you wouldn’t be put under a general anaesthetic for a toe nail removal it would be a local anaesthetic 👍🏽
Sources to end up here
“Nostalgic,childhood song”(70%)
"They both die at end("20%)
“Black widow(”5%)
“Stranger things”(5%)
I'm the first one
F.R.I.E.N.D.S
The UN Russian ambassador learning english and singing this with phoebe's guitar
Weird Al also has a parody of this.
Strange thingsssss
UNSONG (1%)
Irish to the bone and this song hits home for me too 🇮🇪 none of us are from anywhere but at the same time them good auld boys were drinking whiskey and rye singing this will be the day that I die! ❤️ one love
This song will never get old.
Yes it does get old. Unforgettable though
It does get old, I mean it was made in like what, 1971? That's an old song
It's like a fine bottle of wine, it gets better with age!
Sylvain Dupuis Well Joseph...
Love you Americans. A Canadian, on July 4.
The only reason I’m listening to this song rn is because I’m reading this book called “They Both Die At The End” and the two main characters are singing this song 🥲
I finally got over the pain of reading that book, then I watched Black Widow, and it all came back
@@veltzon4322 bro I was crying so much
Bro, I just finished it hearing “this is the day I die” hits so hard
Me too😭😭 I never stop crying
Same
Back in the 80's- early 90's my Mom decided out of all the Songs, this is the one she wanted me to know! I don't know why....But she listened to it and wrote down every word and then said Learn It!! I Love this Song and still know every word I was taught when I was 14 or so....Now I'm in my early 40's and all 3 of my Son's now know this Song!! It will Always hold a Special place in my Heart!! Thank you Mom for turning me on to some of the coolest Music...Ever!!
Beautiful story, my dad also played this song on repeat in my early years, has such a special meaning now :)
I agree with Tom. Nice story that.
An eight minute song is something no one would get made today and its a shame, since this song is proof how good a long song can be.
Well, lil yachty just released an album that has a 7 minute long psych rock track.
Electric Guest - Troubleman