Man, I was trying to remember this song for a while now. I remember this song being played quite a bit on the radio in January of 2007. During that time, we were having an ice storm here in Oklahoma. We had been visiting my aunt in the hospital. She was unexpectedly dying from cancer that they had found about a week prior. My dad had just bought a nice truck with his income tax money the week before, and someone stole it while we were in the hospital visiting her. We never got it back, and didn't have the insurance yet. After having just drove an hour back home from visiting her all night and day in Tulsa, we got a call from my uncle that she was about to pass. So we hurried up and immediately started driving back. Roughly halfway there, I remember this song coming on the radio. I was sitting in the back seat, staring at the orange sunset, thinking about the song, my aunt, and the sadness of the whole situation. Right after this song finished, my uncle called to tell us that she had just passed. 2007 was a very bad year...and that was only January.
@Gutslinger Glad things worked out so you could figure out the song. I'm sorry about the hard times that initiated the memory, but sometimes it brings back good things, too. The night my grandfather died I was listening to Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," which is still one of my favorite songs of all times. Every so often it makes me think of him and that night, which sucked, but 40 years later it mostly makes me smile. Keep the faith, bruthaman! Also, even though I'm late with this, welcome to the channel!!
Thank you again for the beautiful sentiments, Breanna! I'll put those songs of Chris's on the list--he's just so good it's ridiculous. I'm also gonna do "Teddy Bear" by Red Slovine at some point, and will bring a box of tissues when I do!
@Jenna Kaufman Welcome to the channel! As for the song, I reacted to it about two months, and the link follows. I'm sorry you've lived with that. As timing has it, I'm reacting to a similar song tomorrow (Jason Isbell's "Yvette"), and hopefully it doesn't get blocked. It's a rare song that I drop f-bombs in my reaction, but there were a couple in tomorrow's. Here's the link to "Alyssa Lies"-- ruclips.net/video/uJfzEhigOME/видео.html
I got to talk to him about that song about two years back. I'll share a video at some point about a 9/11 memorial project that I've been working on for about three years, and "The Impossible" factored into it (hint: "Unbendable steel, bends...").
This is such a great song and was something I was hoping for for about a week after my grandfather suffered a stroke. Unfortunately "The Impossible" did not happen for him and he passed away earlier this week.
I think he left the label due to artistic differences. Not uncommon for artists who have had success and want to do more of what they like, to move on. He'll be fine with touring and will put out more music when he finds the right match for him.
Ouch!! But I hear ya about some songs being hard to hear because they hit too close to home. I can listen to almost anything now, but for a while during and after my divorce I couldn't listen to a lot of songs.
I used to work as a Nursing Assistant on an oncology unit. So many times the patients hung on ..waiting to see their loved ones one more time. Other times, it was the other way, family would stay at the hospital by their family's side for days, then as soon as they would leave just to go home for a little break...the patient would take their last breath..as if waiting for them to leave, so they wouldn't have to see them lapse into eternity. It was the toughest job & the most rewarding paid job I ever had as an NA on the oncology/hospice unit. @@RockN2Country
We had some good years under Schiano--in 2006 we climbed to #6 in the BCS standings, and have had a few other mildly good seasons up to the time he left. Out defenses were regularly in the top ten in the country when he was here, but after he left we had one decent year, then went down the toilet for five straight years. Few of us see us recovering from where we're at now.
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OK Let's go ahead and get another on the list Tracy Lawrence "Find Out Who Your Friends Are"
Both great singers from Arkansas along with Collin Ray. Well at least in this Arkansas girl's opinion.
This takes me back before my husband passed of cancer. He would sing this to me. Ty joe
Man, I was trying to remember this song for a while now.
I remember this song being played quite a bit on the radio in January of 2007. During that time, we were having an ice storm here in Oklahoma. We had been visiting my aunt in the hospital. She was unexpectedly dying from cancer that they had found about a week prior. My dad had just bought a nice truck with his income tax money the week before, and someone stole it while we were in the hospital visiting her. We never got it back, and didn't have the insurance yet.
After having just drove an hour back home from visiting her all night and day in Tulsa, we got a call from my uncle that she was about to pass. So we hurried up and immediately started driving back. Roughly halfway there, I remember this song coming on the radio. I was sitting in the back seat, staring at the orange sunset, thinking about the song, my aunt, and the sadness of the whole situation. Right after this song finished, my uncle called to tell us that she had just passed.
2007 was a very bad year...and that was only January.
@Gutslinger Glad things worked out so you could figure out the song. I'm sorry about the hard times that initiated the memory, but sometimes it brings back good things, too. The night my grandfather died I was listening to Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," which is still one of my favorite songs of all times. Every so often it makes me think of him and that night, which sucked, but 40 years later it mostly makes me smile. Keep the faith, bruthaman! Also, even though I'm late with this, welcome to the channel!!
LITTLE TEXAS - What Might Have Been
Thanks, TG--it's on the list now!
You should react to Blain Larsen How do you get that lonely?
If u want heart strings pulled play 'Daddy Prayer' or 'Fire Away'... I LOVE watching ur reactions..
Thank you again for the beautiful sentiments, Breanna! I'll put those songs of Chris's on the list--he's just so good it's ridiculous. I'm also gonna do "Teddy Bear" by Red Slovine at some point, and will bring a box of tissues when I do!
This was co-written by Bill Anderson.
Great song writer! My grandfather play baseball with bill when they where young boys.
Jill Miller that’s awesome! Must be some memories there!
Great guy...great song...
"oh shit" is right...in the video the man hits his knees and that is a triple "oh shit" lol.
I think you're my favorite reactor, btw...thank you
Wow, thanks for the words of encouragement, Kc C! You humbled me and made me smile at the same time.
@@RockN2Country You are very welcome --- Your time doing this is appreciated; it's really cool to be on this journey.
I love this song!
Can I recommend Alyssa Lies it’s a song I personally lived in my life
@Jenna Kaufman Welcome to the channel! As for the song, I reacted to it about two months, and the link follows. I'm sorry you've lived with that. As timing has it, I'm reacting to a similar song tomorrow (Jason Isbell's "Yvette"), and hopefully it doesn't get blocked. It's a rare song that I drop f-bombs in my reaction, but there were a couple in tomorrow's. Here's the link to "Alyssa Lies"-- ruclips.net/video/uJfzEhigOME/видео.html
Joe Nichols is definitely a favorite of mine, among others to many to mention ha.
This is the song my parents were married to!
That's awesome!!
Woo Pig baby. Would love to see you review some Turnpike Troubadours.
WPS!!! As for the Troubadours, here ya go--I did this one in August. Enjoy! ruclips.net/video/CQrv8_guZIM/видео.html
I love this one. I felt it. *gut punch*
Yeah, Joe nailed this one to the wall.
Finally lol I had almost given up, great review, Todd will be fine, been going to take that fam off and keep forgetting
Another song of joe’s that has a great message is The Impossible. One of my absolute favorites.
Also love his cover of "Baby got Back"
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Makes sense. ;-)
Good song. Should rewatch it with the music video!
You should see the video. You'll love it.
I love Joe Nichols...my favorite is "The Impossible"
I got to talk to him about that song about two years back. I'll share a video at some point about a 9/11 memorial project that I've been working on for about three years, and "The Impossible" factored into it (hint: "Unbendable steel, bends...").
That funny bc i love that song and somehow it was our class song the year I graduated 😂😂 tells alittle something about the class we had that year lol
This is such a great song and was something I was hoping for for about a week after my grandfather suffered a stroke. Unfortunately "The Impossible" did not happen for him and he passed away earlier this week.
We got alittle room left on the bandwagon here but it’s filling up quick lol
LOL!! Nicely done!!
Its on fb...hypeman out
Truth!! Thanks, dawg!!
I really like joe. It sucks he just got dropped by his label.
I think he left the label due to artistic differences. Not uncommon for artists who have had success and want to do more of what they like, to move on. He'll be fine with touring and will put out more music when he finds the right match for him.
You should listen to shedaisy's lucky 4 you
Blake Shelton baby
Hard to listen to this one .. my ex husband was a truck driver and i told him thousands of time i wait for you baby
Ouch!! But I hear ya about some songs being hard to hear because they hit too close to home. I can listen to almost anything now, but for a while during and after my divorce I couldn't listen to a lot of songs.
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Right? Hits home.
I used to work as a Nursing Assistant on an oncology unit. So many times the patients hung on ..waiting to see their loved ones one more time. Other times, it was the other way, family would stay at the hospital by their family's side for days, then as soon as they would leave just to go home for a little break...the patient would take their last breath..as if waiting for them to leave, so they wouldn't have to see them lapse into eternity. It was the toughest job & the most rewarding paid job I ever had as an NA on the oncology/hospice unit. @@RockN2Country
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Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off
Here ya go, Nick! ruclips.net/video/zoA3w0BAFvg/видео.html
No offense, but Rutgers football has been bad for a few decades, not a few years.
We had some good years under Schiano--in 2006 we climbed to #6 in the BCS standings, and have had a few other mildly good seasons up to the time he left. Out defenses were regularly in the top ten in the country when he was here, but after he left we had one decent year, then went down the toilet for five straight years. Few of us see us recovering from where we're at now.
The movie beautiful song I ever herd love it