Paula Cole - Where Have All the Cowboys Gone? (Official Music Video)
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- You're watching the official music video for Paula Cole - "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?" from the album 'This Fire' (1996).
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Lets just build a giant walled city, go back to the 90's and forget the millennium ever happened. Who is with me?
You can always go to Des Moines, Iowa since everything there is still like 1996.
@@ZACohea LOL... I lived half my life in Iowa. I will go in with a different perspective
@@ZACohea I think I remember that episode. Been awhile tho. You had a great reference that totally went over my head. Well played sir.
Columbine happened in the 90s.
Definitely...
2024 back for more for this song...
I’m listening to Paula Cole Where Have All The Cowboys Gone? mid May 2024 Mother’s Day
1:01
Oh yeah 👍👍
I used to listing to this song on the radio when I worked at the nursing home in the laundry part I would be rocking out to it
@@PaulaLinden I used to always listen to a driving to work in the car 😃
Memories ❤ Where has all good music gone?
Spotify will help you find new stuff.
Failure (yes that's the band name)
Sunny day really estate
Cave in
Blinker the star
❤❤❤
Same place as the cowboys.
All over the place, just gotta look/listen 😉
I miss the 90s so much.
The 90s remind me of running into water sprinklers
How little did I know this would be so true! Listening to this as a teenager you only hear certain things in a song and then when you become an adult it takes on a whole new meaning.
I'm an old man now and my best years are behind me. My time has past. You're still young and you still have a chance. There's hope with you. Take your mask off, go find the best young man you always had a crush on. Dance with him, kiss him, confess your love, and start a family. It isn't too late for you to still find your happily ever after. Live dangerously and free. Go fall in love right now!
Here not her
@@danahorstman6828 Hear not here.
@@archangelmichael1978 typo
It sure does champ!
"I am wearing my new dress tonight...but you don't even notice me"
The way sings this line with such a beautiful angst puts a lump in my throat every time I hear it 💜
😭❤
That has been -- and always will be -- the line that just completely and utterly kills me…
I completely and utterly agree with you 💯 that she sings it with such beautiful angst
It happens in just about every marriage. After almost 30 years of marriage, some of us have an awakening. It’s not pretty. Enough.
Mine doesn't even notice the effort I put in after a year
One of many things made fun of on Family Guy. Did that show like anything?
( I mean other than offending everyone😄)
OMG, I remember hearing this song sometime, somewhere when I was a 5-6 year old little girl. Now that I've heard it again, I can feel the same vibe and feeling I felt back then. How I miss those times, even though I didn't have a clear consciousness of my surroundings. The 90s definitely had a unique and special vibe. All those 90s boys and girls must understand what I mean. Greetings from Mexico!
They say time is a circle. So those times pass and return
Sadly its a lit fuse. Only hope there are loops close enough to your time or not.
@@spidaman0112 is the sun the fuse?
@@zzzcocopepe same spark that ignited the universe. Stars too
No matter how many years go by this song never gets old and it is as timeless as when it came out in 1997!!
Right! I was a senior in HS
Wow! I definitely would've pinned this for an 80's song for sure. But I love it. Has a very nostalgic sound.
@babyenderpizzio67823 NO it came out in the 90s because l remember hearing it on the radio when l was a kid going to school!!
Exactly. I wonder where Paula Cole has gone.
It came out in 1996. Still it hits 🎶❤️
She deserved the Grammy she got for this album. Self-written, produced....cool songs!
Boundless talent
Agreed
I like how she has a braid in her hair and then in the next picture she has a bun in her hair. I think I like her with the braids better
She made millions off this song. Mission Accomplished!!
Totally agree. This album was so underrated.
I love the frustration that emanates from how she says beer. It’s immaculate.
I thought she was madly in love with this guy. At least that was true initially. What went wrong? Was she too demanding, or did the guy turn out to be a lowlife?
@@tenderpawsm473 they both misunderstood how much she would enjoy her life. He goes out gets out of the house leaving her in situations where she never had a day to herself(for the most part). Is her bitterness shining through, maybe shining isn’t the best descriptor of bitterness
I guess being a housewife was harder than she anticipated. 😂
@@tenderpawsm473 not quite what I was going for but, sure…
❤
A woman yearning for some fairness in life. The way she says "beer" is so rich with anger.
You go have a beeeeer is more sarcastic than angry, as she seems up set with ,'her' choice for a man.
My daughter does a great impression of this , too funny.
The disapproving facial expression, coupled with the audio, in the segment of video suggests more hostility than sarcasm. Certainly condescension at the least (passive aggressively hostile).
Nah @brettallison5753 ...definitely sounds angry. I feel like I'm in trouble or somethin when she says it.😂
where have all the 90's music gone.....
Still in the 90s - we left :-(.
1996 see yourself. i bought the album.....I was there and 14 @babyenderpizzio67823
80's
I loved this in my teens; fiana apple Criminal, Lisa loeb. Then, I got into Korn, a few years ago I heard some of Meg Myers like Desire that reminds me of korn
better yet, where have all the 80s music gone?
Paula Cole is criminally underrated! She sings so beautifully ❤️
Check her out with Peter Gabriel's “Secret World Live” tour in 1994, too.
She's one hell of a sexy mamma! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Don't put me in jail!
I agree 💯
@Jeff C By people that don't know her.
I forgot this song existed until like 2 seconds ago. Weird the random sh*t that pops into your head at 3 am.
She is saying, Darn it, there is no love in this relationship. 3 am being "the hour of the wolf."
What triggered it was the weird way she says "BEER", then it sorta snowballed from there lol.
I probably haven’t heard this song since riding in the car with my mom as a child in the late 90s…shit just randomly got stuck in my head and here I am
I blame Walmart. They get me while my mind is screaming for anything but the shit on the shelves and the idiots in the aisles. Then they play some song I haven't heard since Christ was a corporal. I don't even realize it at the time, but that night I find myself here looking for songs I never thought I liked. Now they play on an infinite loop in my head. I like it.
now you remember
Growing up in the 60's and 70's I had so many cowboy heroes on tv and movies. Now they're all gone or old and retired. I miss them. Could sure use them in this crazy world.
YES to this! Gen X approved 👍❤
Paula Cole has a Masters Degree in Fine Arts and she puts it to use in incredible work. People should be aware what kind of training she has--this is incredible and more.
Shes! And she play every instrument
My sister has an MFA degree, but she doesn't sing, just paints and does pottery...
yes she is awesome!
but did she ever find her cowboy?
@@kittydaddy2023no she just found a bra
The way she says "beer" just cuts all the way down to the bone
She sounds like she's being passive aggressive.
it's so odd people highlight the "beer" part... So many songs out there that highlight beautiful words and people love the passive aggressive snap backs here
Every woman has felt that exact tone
@@Nick_C213it's not odd, people just like lyrics that have impact. Not every single lyric needs to be nice and beautiful
@@tenderpawsm473you sound like you're sensitive
Gen x is still listening to this great music.
I hope so!
We Gen Z to listen and learn
We are, and passing on to the next generations to enjoy as well.
What a voice.
What a midriff 😅
I love it when she ascends into her falsetto, it sounds so ethereal. She has the perfect storyteller voice. Her voice is singular, it’s so beautiful.
Ladies don't have a falsetto.
No nuttos
Total goosebumps ❤☮
and she rejects what she once sang in lies..... like a women will do.
IKR!..👍
The way she sneers "while you go have a beer" is absolutely DEADLY.
I totally agree with that and the way she dances and moves her hands around to her singing it's so awesome
She reverses it in more recent times.
That's then this is now
😆
You can even hear it
At the helm of 2024
This song still manages to make you nostalgic deep inside.
I regret getting aged...
Me too bro 😢
🎉 when music was still good and living was worthwhile. Today music is freaky an living is just about survival
It's all a distant memory :(
The alternative to getting aged is not entirely attractive either
Same. I remember being so adrift when this came out, and it makes so much more sense when you age.
The 90's was a great decade ❤❤❤❤❤ I miss it so much
It’s 2020 and this song just transported me back to my teenage years.
The power of music is amazing.
Same vibes. I was 13 ❤
Every time i hear this song I am back in 8th grade Woodshop It was on the radio like start of 4th period nearly every day without fail.
I literally woke up with this in my head out of nowhere this morning, after years lol
Really I was the same age I just had a flashback in time omg 😳
Love this song I remember my brother use to love when I would sing it karaoke at home lol.....was 17
Why the hell have I, and so many other people, suddenly remembered and looked up this song at the same time?
Lmao
I know why. She just re-did the song and video. Now Paula looks like the rest of us. She changed the lyrics a bit. Check it out.
AlmightyFhonghoulle haha omg so true,..Just a lost song people remember cuz it was so diffferent.
😂YAAS!
Aliens.
God only knows how I survived the 90's but what a ride.
It's still 1996 though!!. isn't it!! 😬
This was on the radio a lot when I brought my lovely horse. He's just died. I play this this reminds me of him.
Aww rest in peace to your lovely horse🥹🙏🏾❤️
❤😢😂
I didn't know horses lived thirty years . . .
1996 was an amazing year, miss the 90s
Facts. 1996 was an unforgettable year for me.
@Scott Summers those were the best years..90s were fun
A year or two before that I saw her four times on the Secret World tour. Amazing. The Secret World Live video is highly recommended, if you haven't memorized it already.
93-95 for me but all 90's are the best.
No one understands sarcasm served cold like the 90's.
Lol except these fragile men acting like there's no subtext to the lyrics.
@Threehundredpages Pages Better looking husband? Where did you get that? Methinks you're projecting.
Is it possible she's being earnest deep down though? about just wanting that prairie home life?
She’s missing real men -maybe?
More confused feminazi blathering its a catchy tune tho
"I will wash the dishes, while you go have a beeeeer"
Those lyrics and the "yippee yi, yippee yay" part at the end are my favorite parts.
🖤 I never realized until lately how absolutely phenomenal this song really is, awesome.
Definitely one of the best songs from 1996/97.
You old fools. This song is about oppression and hatred. and don’t tell me it was a different time. I don’t wanna hear that shit
@ske3ffington~~Can't sleep so I'm playing my music~~I remember when this song came out~~I'd forgotten about it and just came across it~~I'm in my 60's and have always loved music~~I came out of the womb singing and dancing~~lol~~I love music so much~~Keeps me sane!!,,lol~~Paula Cole became super popular but only for a short time~~I wonder w/ever happened to her~~I thought she was great~~Hope she's alright~~Take care and have a great day/nite and stay safe~~😁😁😁💖💖💖~~
This song hits hard now that I’m close to 40......
@@Deborah4Antiques I'm laughing because she made the deal.
Stay strong.
You just hit the wall.
@H MOX Thirty-five is devastating for women, especially when they are clueless about the wall.
Even though I'm a man, as a 38 year old I get it.
When Paula hits those high notes, I literally get goosebumps up and down my back. I just can't get this song out of my head! Her smile is absolutely bewitching! It’s like she knows things about me, that I don’t even know about! Great song! Great video! Great artist! I salute you!
HAIM performed an amazing cover of it on their 2019 headline set at Pitchfork music festival. I never would have heard of this song otherwise!
weird
Her high notes are great, but the whisper-notes make me crazy! 3:32
I hated this song as a child but now as a grown woman I love it lol
Why, if I might ask? Does it resonate with your life currently?
For almost 20 years this song lingered in the deepest recesses of my memory, I didn't remember one lyric but the melody was burned in, I searched for so long but could never find it, it took till 2020 and a fucking FAMILY GUY episode had it on while Peter was shopping. I love Seth McFarlane. Thank you for helping find a childhood memory.
It’s truly amazing how music and scents can really marry the memory. The first time I heard this song as a kid. I was very much asleep but woke up to the sound of this song. I could never remember the name of the song (even tho I made sure to watch for the credits so I could remember) but the melody, “where have all the cowboy’s gone?” And “BEEEERRR” STUCK! So when something like google came along I could find it again🙌🏾
Just checked this song out for the first time…haunting. Celebrated our 50th anniversary last month. So glad we made it and blessed to have each other for so many years. Had one tough time and I felt the pain Paula describes so well. Somehow we got back on track
Charles - you’re a good man, sir. Respect👊🏼
She was mocking Cowboys, not celebrating them.
So glad. I failed twice. Had an awful childhood, so got No modeling. Oh well.
One of the anthems of the 90s. What a classic.
Sure tobetimeless classic
@Nucky Thompson english. I just forgot to space words apart
A sure to be classic
Nucky Thompson why you bein a dick lol
Nucky Thompson ohhh... i get it, grammar nazi.. well in that case....
pnq ǝɹǝɥʇ ɓuıllǝds ʇɐɥʇ ʇɔǝɹɹoɔ ǝsɐǝlԀ
Peak America, Peak World. The 90s here were an incredible time. People who were not there at the right age will never know. It doesn’t make me feel special, but sad that a vision of the 90s can’t be shared with them.
Paula Cole has a wonderful voice.
The way she says Beer, BEEEYERR! 😆
I love it
Because he love it more than her
Nonsense. Dude sought out difficult laborious work to support his family.
It made open up one right now, cheers my friend 🍻
How do you like your bear, Grizzly or Black?
I would give up the Internet (including RUclips) to go back to a time when good songs were plentiful on the radio.
Ahmen to that, but its a different world now.
Yes yes YES!! There ARE some ‘real’ people out there!
@@susanabaci2800 got to try and still keep it real.
An idiotic comment born of nostalgic delusion. Good, great, wonderful, weird, those songs are plentiful, old and new... Here.
Said for effect , figuratively, not a literal comment John. And you prob don't understand anyway ....
I was married for 12 years, when I heard this song. Unbeknownst to me, hubby had him a side piece, from work. I worked 2 jobs for the first 10 years of the marriage so he could have a new car every few years...
I also paid for his car insurance...
He hated this song.
Every time it came on, I would turn it up, start singing and dancing!
Man child…he B…keep da luv…find another…I bet…carry ..0n…
😂❤❤ I love it when people say that they are are the best people w
Y o
I was with a woman I don't think she knew how to wipe her ass
My x had 2 kids she didn't want and slept with whoever paid her bills so lotte freaking da
I loved this as a 16 year old teen. Now I watch the video and see her anger and wrath of what the songs intentions were. Absolute BANGER!
This is one of the most ethereally beautiful songs I've ever heard. It's like the cry of a heartbroken angel.
Yes ❤
you will never hear another like this.
Perfect description for it 💕
This is the cry of a women who chased around men in her youth and didn't settle down while assuming she'd be young and beautiful forever. Now that she's older, she can't chase them anymore because she's older and the cowboys rode off into the sunset. You all need to understand female nature. 🤣
@@younglove3362 The character in the song clearly did settle down. I think you missed something there.
Still sounds good in 2023 as it did in 1997.
Yep
Your weak attempt at gaining likes is pathetic.
damn so much time...
Thanks for reminding me how old I'm getting🤪🤪
"Sarah Pauline won
AZ, and Shasta county smashed the Dominion Voters machine, and Natzi Cabal Davin Nonsense has a 1million dollar 💵 bounty hunter Biden on his head if he don't get his shit together in California USA 😎!" Truth
Straight 🔥. Her singing gives me the chills.
27yrs later an i still know this song word for word.
[I was 11 when this song came out]
Now I finally understand this song.
The British author Terry Eagleton wrote that ironies are more easily understood within the British culture.
@@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo Very true. The Brits are good at irony.
@@danielbrooks3566 Some interpretations overlook the irony and sarcasm...unfortunately ;) Paula Cole has always been a feminist at heart..and I love that about her.
Where has my 90s gone? 😢
Crybaby
Let's cry....
In your memories and your heart, where they are safe and permanent, there to lift your spirits when your having bad day :)
@@random4969 😢
@@justinmoore3217 😭
My mom sang this way too proud 😂😂❤
This hits much differently as an adult 😆
Agree 💯 😅😢
She really puts her heart into it...Talented Artist..
Brilliant artist!
Another Gem from the 90s!
LEGEND!!! I want my kids to listen to this music and gain an appreciation of what quality music is. Paula is such an icon, she and Jewel have so many similarities.
Yes. They're both women.
What legends are listening in 2023??
I’m listening to Paula Cole Where Have All The Cowboys Gone? near the end of January 2024
I just love Paula’s voice. I could listen to her sing for hours.
"Yankee doodle went to town riding on a pony 🐎🐴, stuck a feather in his 🎩 and called it infiltrated from with in, these artists sing Dixie, sweet heart Jesus Christ plan, AMEN AMERICA MAGA"
I'm singing very loudly with her atm xoxx
Sounds like Tori Amos - who also laments men being men.
I haven’t listened to her since the 90s brings back memories, I was in the US army at the time.
And 26 years later, I'm 38. Feeling so nostalgic, loving that 12 yr old self who first heard this on the radio in year 7. Almost 3 decades later i realize I'd led the life the lyrics just read. I'm a single mom now with 3angels and i hope to share the magic of this song with them as they learn and grow ❤
Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Wow! Congrats from Oklahoma City in the U.S.A!!!!👍😁🎶🎵🎸
I was 10 when this was released…life went way too fast 🥺🥺🥺
She was mocking subservient women.
I don’t know a woman who can’t relate to this song
We got old...it's only through our music that we feel young.❤
We grew old in body only. Not in spirit, nor in mind.
We sure did get old,you said it all right there
I was 26 back in 1997!!!!
Well, maybe not "feel young"; music just helps us remember that we once were.
Estás en lo cierto
Why didn’t some of us grow past the age of 16?
It took Peter Gabriel to introduce me to Paula's music. And then I found this track. To her, I say WOW, what a voice! and to Peter I say thank you.
I was going to mention that she was a back up singer for Peter Gabriel. But I am very jealous of you now LOL you know Peter Gabriel and you were introduced to Paula Cole?😮😮Peter Gabriel will always be one of my all-time favorites!
Exactly how I got here also Mark. I’m so grateful to be introduced to such gifted human beings. 🙏
I'm adding this to my "music that makes me feel weird" playlist
Happy birthday Paula Cole!
The 80s gave us everything.the 90s left us wanting more.
80's sucks
@@carlosro740Youre crazy.
@@carlosro740😮😮Shut your hole😂😂😂😂😂😂
This came out around the time of my parents divorce, I can't even explain how deep this song hits me. I resonate strongly with the disillusionment she expresses in this song. It's like one day you wake up and everything has changed, the world is colder and less forgiving.
same here. it came around the time of my parents divorce. used to hear it when she was driving...was on a CD called "Thats what I call music 1997" or something. I remember everything and how life can just change overnight.
@@nailabt yes I remember those cds! Thanks for sharing
Well said...
Sadly, disillusionment often ends up in cynicism, whereas the disappointed person closes his or her heart to true love.
I feel for you. 💖
This song is timeless.❤
I forgot how great this song was.
Tragically underrated artist. We should be ashamed of ourselves.
Recently rediscovered Paula Cole and her incredible voice on Spotify. Tremendous emotion here.
I love her talent!
That voice and soul..perfection
I believe she is more of jazz genre.
Under rated doesn't mean what you think... It's really just undiscovered. Idiot
Something about this song is pretty magical. Her voice, especially at the end of the song really shows her vocal range. One of my faves by her 💜
Love this song from the '90s. She is so pretty!
You declared men toxic and they left. Thats where all the cowboys went!
This song has genuinely affected me over the years. Paula's vocals and nuance with the lyrics always remind me that it's too easy to take your spouse for granted, so make a conscious effort to keep it from happening.
This song is spitting truths!
A grand piece of Art.
This is pure pop gold! I'm a guy and I never longed for a cowboy, but great music transcends silly insecurity limits. Bliss comes from indulging in what bring you joy, not taking on someone else's shame.
Wow, I really liked that song but hadn't heard it in twenty years. Thanks for posting!
Was having lunch with my wife at a restaurant and they were playing this song at the bar and I immediately went into a trance, took me back to that point on time when the song came out and it was pretty amazing.
As you remembered what a Banging Body Paula had.
I can still remember taking a bath in high school to get ready for school in the morning , and this was playing on the radio in our bathroom. And I was like, What is this amazing song?!?! It’s weird how I can still remember the very first time I heard it. It was so different than anything else on the radio at that time.
so you didn't even notice her?
What a beautiful voice!
One of the best songs ever!
This can't possibly be 24 years ago!!😮
Not as bad as it is for those of us that hear a song from 1974 and say to ourselves. I was in Junior High, where have all the years gone?
The math just doesn't make sense
Wasn't this song made back in the 90's.
@@meggiewillis9705 Yes it was released in 1996 from her album "This Fire". This was also nominated for Song of The Year and Record of The Year at the 1998 Grammy Awards. Cole was also nominated for Best New Artist that year along with Erykah Badu, Hanson, Fiona Apple and P. Diddy. She ultimately wins the latter award. 👍👍
The 9/11 time hole. We lost an entire decade.
Her voice and body language progressively reveal a frustration of the bitter disappointing realities of life.
It's called getting older and wasting her youthful beauty to settle down. And if she settled down, she didn't settle down long or with just one. As she got older she can't do what she did when she was young. Listen to the lyrics, (especially the chorus) and the message is clear as day.
The disappointment that an adult woman can't face reality with even the thinly veiled pretense of maturity.
Well, she is a progressive and a staunch Feminist. Life isn't fair, especially for those who demand an equality of outcomes. 🤔
TRUE, she is a manhater.
@@oceanhedonist265 Spot on! The “equity” that we hear about isn’t equality of opportunity but is equality of outcome which translates to the end of meritocracy. It’s a sure fire way for business to fail.
2023. World is going to shite. But this song is all that matters right now
The voice, the look, the body....this woman drips sexiness to the ultimate!!!
I too had a marriage that never delivered the fantasy or the dream of continued bliss. Marriage and or permanent relationships are hard work and once disappointed enters the picture it usually goes south. I just finally looked at the lyrics today. What a powerful statement.
I like the way she gets more bitter as the song goes on very clever
You won't say that after you've been married...
"Clever girl...."
True, and the way that she kind of gives up in getting him to like help her out. After each verse, she takes on more responsibility and lets him do what he wants.
Akihito007 if you actually have a partner you give a shit about, you wouldn’t need to get a beer with butt buddies every single night. instead, you’d actually hang out with your wife and spend time with your children. claiming “but i work!!!” is just making excuses, literally everyone works and half of us still enjoy being with our families
june bug This!
You can just HEAR the disdain in her voice when she sings ‘while you go have a beer’ . . .
I don't. Maybe its sarcasm. "LHave a beer" When he would leave Id do his dishes. He cast some spell on me and I want a time machine to take me back to our times. 🤠
I think she wanted to drink the beer because she's an alcoholic.
Yes it's the old "I want a guy who's handsome, tough, macho, mechanical, super confident,.....but also gentle, sensitive, patient, good with kids and not afraid to cry" ..............She had me worried. I was afraid she had impossible expectations.
I ❤ the stupidity of it
Stanicky was here!
What a damn banger. Forgot about this wow.
back when banger wasn't even a word..
@@senantiasa I hate modern slang
@@peterpiper3790 You must use modern slang. This is a non-negotiable social custom. 😀
This song hits different once you become an adult. The Beer part hits the soul...
Every woman out there has felt this before. Trust me.🤠
@@davisholman8149 yes
I used to laugh as a kid at the way she pronounced beer lol but now that I'm an adult that part makes a lot more since.
@@SeanMic517 Granted, I was in college when this came out, but I understood that pronunciation perfectly. I had a father that drank...
this song will stand the test of time
I f**king love this song. Great voice.
I found this 90s gem by typing in “you go have a beerrrrr”
As you do.
She absolutely nails that line!
@@peterkneil7152 Fair enough, Pete.
Awesome 👏🏽!
Imported or domestic?
90s kids get it
The production & mixing throughout this song is timelessly perfect.
Love that song from 97. Female artists kicked ass in 97. Jewel, Natalie, Sarah McLachlan and Alanis Morrisette!
Those are some top notch names right there
Honestly, I could have sworn Vh1 overplayed the shiet out of this/her vid in '98! Cool that it was a year old by then? 🙂🙂
Overplayed is an understatement. But that doesnt take away from the fact that this is a beautiful song.
P.S. Don't leave Tori Amos out of the list of women artists who owned the 90's! 😉
I used to hear this song playing back in my college years in the late 1990s(1997-1999) in Benningan's and Chili's, hanging out with my friends at the restaurants and having a good old time. Good times, good times!
*96
This was my moms favorite song so when I miss her I listen to it and cry
that personal bond to the parents is important. what happened? PM me
Im sorry celina 😪
For me it was Sara McLachlan's Building a Mystery. I got to visit my mom in Canada when I was 15 and she was driving me back home to the states in her red, 1992 Camera RS and this song came on.
oh celina 9 mos later hope you're ok. Know it's meaningless here but maybe one day you might know that people heard you.
@@michaelr4464 Sara McLachlan was a singer my sis really admired; her music was complex in a time when muscianship was not valued and she struggled with depression and other stuff.... Colette my sis was asked to do a cover and she would not good for her and yes I get it.
Love this song- it just has so much feeling to it......❤
She is literally crying the life of so many women!
what life is that lmao?
@@Nick_C213 You know what they say. Chivalry is dead......and women killed it lol
The beauty of this song is how slowly but surely it's turning from ironic to literal lol
Feminism killed the cowboys…no one to blame but themselves
I don't entertain the time of those who refuse to take the time to walk in their moms, wifes, sisters shoes. Your journey is your own
I remember being a kid hearing this song on the radio and driving around San Diego with my parents. Good times 👍🏻
Same, except my parents were driving around Oklahoma City since that's where we lived at the time. :)