Most of us have seen the video. We're here for your reaction to it. So sad that a few weeks after this was made Johnny's wife June (lady on the stairs) passed away. A few weeks after she passed away, Johnny himself passed away.
You mentioned his wife, she died shortly after he recorded this song. He died shortly after. This was his last video. This was done in his last year of life. He knew it was coming. R.I.P.
Yeah, some people and some songs just resonate so well that they belong together regardless of who created the song. Sinead O'Connor owns "Nothing Compares 2 U," Jimi Hendrix owns "All Along the Watchtower," and Johnny Cash owns "Hurt."
As a middle aged man, I can't listen to this song without tearing up. This song Hurts. I hopefully have a few more decades in front of me, but I know that more than half of my life is behind me. All of us make mistakes. All of us hurt those around us without meaning to. It's a testament to Love that they forgive you and that you can forgive others. But sometimes they don't forgive. Sometimes you don't see your mistake until it's far to late to fix it, the person that you hurt is long gone, too far in the past to say, "I'm sorry." I like to think that I've done more good in this world than harm, but the times that I did harm stay with me. The times that I said something that I shouldn't have echo in my brain. The times that I did the wrong thing for what I thought was the right reasons haunt me. Even the best of us can be jerks from time to time. And I've had my time. We learn by making mistakes and I believe I am far wiser now than what I was as a younger man, but we never grow as people unless we remember where we screwed up. There are two kinds of people, those that regret their mistakes, and those that aren't mature enough to recognize that they've made them. Think of how you want to be remembered and be that person. What we've accomplished is less important than how people remember us after we're gone. When Johnny's daughter heard this she said, "Dad, it sounds like you're saying goodbye." and Johnny said, "I am."
This 💯 This song is about regret. Feeling like he didn't live a good life and he lost himself. Feeling like he made mistakes that he can never set right, feeling like he sold out. That's what he means by "my empire of dirt". All his fame and money means nothing in the end if he is full of regret, if chasing that meant losing his values. It's a tough song. I'm not even 40 and this song makes me evaluate who I might owe an apology to and what I might need to set right. It also brings into focus the legacy I want to leave when I go. This is a powerful song.
He had a wonderful family. Went to many AA meetings with him and his brother Tommy. What kind people they were and inspiring to people trying to quit their addictions. Thank God for them. 🙏
June is RIGHT THERE!!! She died a week after this was filmed... He followed her 2 months later... THIS holds a power that VERY FEW songs will ever hold!!!
i have a hard time not crying when i watch this. Amazing how this was originally written from the point of view of a 25 yr old heroin addict. Johnny completely makes it his own. Truly one of the best covers ever done. Great choice brother!
Deep heartfelt truth from the man in Black himself, someone who's been there and done that. You are correct man life is very short. Make the most of the time we got cuz that is all we got. Johnny Cash was on a tour with Elvis Presley Buddy Holly when he was coming up, they all went across long before he did.
under-rated comment right here. The words sung by JC were from experience written by a young man society should be ashamed to have felt the heartache or experience to write it in the first place. Shame on us all. Aspire greater. Defend others. Smile to strangers so they become friends, Listen to friends so they become enriched in their self worth.
Whenever I listen to or even think of this song I always think about how much my Mom misses my Dad, and then how much my Dad missed his best friend Bela whom he escaped Communist Hungary with, and then how much I also miss my Dad and am going to miss my Mom, and my own best friend (depending on who goes first).
The way he shuts the piano lid at the end is saying to me "That's it, I'm done" The song is so good, but this cover and arrangement and video are mind blowing, it can't be done any better. Perfection.
Johnny lived a hard, hard life. If you ever get the chance, watch the movie "Walk The Line," the film biopic on Johnny Cash. He was very involved with the production of it before his death, because he knew it was inevitable that one day people would make a movie about him after he died, but he didn't want them glossing over the bad things he had done throughout his life. His older brother died in a tragic accident when he and Johnny were still just kids, and Johnny's dad never got over it and blamed him for it. The family was dirt-poor in the middle of the Great Depression, so it wasn't easy for them, and John struggled for years before being signed to Sun records (the same little record company that first signed Elvis Presley) and he toured for a long, long time, working hard to establish himself. His was no overnight success, and he had a hard time breaking into country music because his sound was so different, so "not Country". He paid for every drop of his fame in blood, sweat, and many, many tears and when he _finally_ became truly successful, he fell into the same pit that takes down so many artists with an addiction to alcohol and to some very hard drugs. It very nearly ended him, but he fought through it and came out the other side. By the time he covered "Hurt" and made this video, he had been diagnosed with a neurodegenerative disease and given 18 months to live. He was in a wheelchair by the time of the video. When his wife died, she had made him promise to keep working, and he did, completing *60 songs in the last 4 months of his life*. He was a fighter, right up to the end.
This song makes me cry so much my boy johnny cash never disappoints yes closing the piano me at exactly that. Read a little of his biography and you will understand why I cry so hard to this song
the original, trent's version was about the regrets of an angsty teen, stealing friends and family money for drugs, sleeping around, and just being a stupid rebellious kid. when cash covered it and took it over, he sung about his life, where he regrets where his priorities were, how he lived his life, and treated those around him. the closing of the piano was the closing of his life in music, and soon after his life itself. this song reminds me of two largest regrets i have, particularly the one i couldn't change, as the shock of what was happening left me blank, or empty. i just followed the instructions were yelled out, and went back to the camp site, when i should have stayed with him.
That is his wife June Carter Cash, who is a Country Singer herself. She is a member of the Carter family which are considered the founding family of Country Music.
I love your observation that you can’t feel sorry for him or feel pity because he did it on his terms. It’s all anyone can ask for, to go out on their own terms.
Haze, Johnny also did a righteous cover of the Tom Petty song "I Won't Back Down" with Tom providing backing vocals, "Rusted Cage", "Personal Jesus", and "Bridge Over Troubled Water".
Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash around the mid 1950’s and belong to the same record label in Memphis just before Elvis’ career took off. Johnny’s oldest daughter Rosanne Cash had a number of country hits throughout the 1980’s
The sad part of this not long after making this video he died. He lived a long crazy life and not long before that his wife died. He was lonely and had a bit of a drug problem and problems with the law. Once the orginal songs creator heard Johnny perform this song. He said this is his song now. That Johnny had a life time of pain that makes it just hit harder.
Johnny Cash jammed with Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis at Sun Records in the early years of rock and roll. He scored his first big hit in 1956 with "I Walk the Line". He released "Hurt" in 2002. Few artists were as authentic as Johnny Cash. He totally owns this Nine Inch Nails song. And that was a picture of his wife hanging on the wall. Her name was June Carter and she was country music royalty. June Carter was the daughter of Maybelle Carter, who sang and played guitar and banjo for The Carter Family, perhaps best know for popularizing "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" in 1935. For more from Johnny Cash, check out "Ring of Fire", "Rock Island Line", "Folsom Prison Blues", "Cocaine Blues", and "Jackson", a duet he sings with June Carter.
I always enjoy your reactions. You have good energy. That is one hell of a powerful song. The more I listen to it, the harder it gets to listen to it. I’m only on listen count 20,224 😀
If anyone had a right to do this song it was john,he was one who been around the block been there and dome that,this is like his goodbye song seeing as june,his wife who was on the stairs,passed shortly after the video,and john himself following her with merle haggard in the room
This song is awesome,, it's a remake of Nine Inch Nails song, but Mr Cash struggled with addiction for many years. Please review disturbed 'reason to fight, it's deep and powerful too.
I can't feel your pain. Only you can feel that. Even so, it's on behalf of your pain that I can feel mine. I'm sorry that your best friend died. I'm sorry in the way that I would be, if he had been _my_ best friend.
A lot of “reactors “ do this song as an introduction to J Cash. Big mistake! I love? this song it’s so fucking deep. But go back to his beginning- look up The Tennessee Three recorded at famous Sun Studio. Here’s one of his first hits “I Guess Things Happen That Way” ruclips.net/video/if1wKVfLe2M/видео.html
SO HIS DAUGHTER ( ROSEANNE CASH ) SAID TO HIM THAT IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE SINGING ABOUT DYING AND JOHNNY SAID ' I AM ' :( HE WAS CHECKING OUT HAZE, HE WAS DONE :( AND OF COURSE REFLECTING ON HIS LIFE AT THE SAME TIME
I would love to see your reaction to an amazing all-female heavy metal band called Lovebites. This band won the 2018 Metal Hammer Golden Gods award for best new metal band. They feature a pair of lead guitarists who shred like crazy. Please react to the song "Holy War" the live version. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/bgAxpEpEcno/видео.html
This is one of the few times when I have to say the cover (this one) is better than the original (Trent Rezner). Johnny's voice just lends so much atmosphere and gravitas to the lyrics vs Trent's more angsty/emo vibe. Definitely an amazing song from an amazing artist. If you want something from the lighter side of Johnny Cash, you gotta check out "A Boy Named Sue."
TRUE STORY! A girl hit me up on Tinder one night and asked me "Whats the most masochist thing you're into?", expecting me to answer with some bandage and pain sexual shit. I answered "Sometimes I listen to 'Hurt' by Johnny Cash alone in my room at 3am..." She responded, "Wow... Im out!! That's too much for me!" 🤣🤣🤣😎 This shit HURTS if you know the whole story.... and when you see June in the background after she'd died?!?!?!
Hey Haze!! I sent you a tweet but will ask here as well.... Please please please can you react to Galneryus - Angel of Salvation live in 4k if you haven't done power metal yet then this is the journey for you and if you have then it is still a journey!! During this song the singer is ill and the guitarist Syu is recovering from a fractured leg that is how dedicated they are to their fans!!
Completely unrelated to this song, but you should try some UK tunes. Try the Ocean Wisdom & Dizzee Rascal triple of "Revvin", "Blessed" & "Don't Be Dumb".
I just realized you have not done any songs of Luther Vandross !! OMG !!! You just have to listen to this please unless you have already heard it !! Luther Vandross: A House Is Not A Home - Live 1988 NAACP Image Awards
This song/video is so powerful and sad. I always notice how the piano is slightly out of tune. Johnny never performed again after this video. It's heatbreaking.
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Had to blur video. thanks youtube lol
I appreciate you getting the meaning out of the video. I don't want to watch someone listening to the radio on you tube.
A pity. It’s a great video.
Still fire!
Most of us have seen the video. We're here for your reaction to it.
So sad that a few weeks after this was made Johnny's wife June (lady on the stairs) passed away. A few weeks after she passed away, Johnny himself passed away.
Sorry RUclips is being a jerk to you by making you blur the video. Great reaction though and to be fair that is what brought me here.
The closing of the piano was symbolic of his casket closing. His daughter told him it sounds like your saying goodbye and he replied "I am".
RIP THE man in black 😥
You mentioned his wife, she died shortly after he recorded this song. He died shortly after. This was his last video. This was done in his last year of life. He knew it was coming. R.I.P.
june died before he made this vid... and it is a cover of Trent reznor
@@billsteinhardt3525 I know it’s a cover of Reznor. I have that as well. I didn’t realize she died before video.
@@rogeroran2911 June Carter Cash his wife is in the video looking down from the staircase.
Nine Inch Nails Trent Reznor said, after Johnny Cash covered it, The song is his now.
And it’s so true. It’s Johnny’s. RIP
Yeah, some people and some songs just resonate so well that they belong together regardless of who created the song. Sinead O'Connor owns "Nothing Compares 2 U," Jimi Hendrix owns "All Along the Watchtower," and Johnny Cash owns "Hurt."
@@NealStidham truer words brah!✌️
still prefer the NIN version
Facts and it is
As a middle aged man, I can't listen to this song without tearing up. This song Hurts. I hopefully have a few more decades in front of me, but I know that more than half of my life is behind me.
All of us make mistakes. All of us hurt those around us without meaning to. It's a testament to Love that they forgive you and that you can forgive others.
But sometimes they don't forgive. Sometimes you don't see your mistake until it's far to late to fix it, the person that you hurt is long gone, too far in the past to say, "I'm sorry."
I like to think that I've done more good in this world than harm, but the times that I did harm stay with me. The times that I said something that I shouldn't have echo in my brain. The times that I did the wrong thing for what I thought was the right reasons haunt me.
Even the best of us can be jerks from time to time. And I've had my time. We learn by making mistakes and I believe I am far wiser now than what I was as a younger man, but we never grow as people unless we remember where we screwed up. There are two kinds of people, those that regret their mistakes, and those that aren't mature enough to recognize that they've made them.
Think of how you want to be remembered and be that person. What we've accomplished is less important than how people remember us after we're gone.
When Johnny's daughter heard this she said, "Dad, it sounds like you're saying goodbye." and Johnny said, "I am."
The older I get, the harder this song impacts me.
This 💯 This song is about regret. Feeling like he didn't live a good life and he lost himself. Feeling like he made mistakes that he can never set right, feeling like he sold out. That's what he means by "my empire of dirt". All his fame and money means nothing in the end if he is full of regret, if chasing that meant losing his values. It's a tough song. I'm not even 40 and this song makes me evaluate who I might owe an apology to and what I might need to set right. It also brings into focus the legacy I want to leave when I go. This is a powerful song.
Very beautifully stated. Thank you. ❤️
He had a wonderful family. Went to many AA meetings with him and his brother Tommy. What kind people they were and inspiring to people trying to quit their addictions. Thank God for them. 🙏
Closing the piano was like closing the lid on a coffin.
When he closed the piano lid for this video, he never opened it again for the remainder of his life.
When he says "you stay away from me, you hear" it feels like he is talking to death.
June is RIGHT THERE!!!
She died a week after this was filmed...
He followed her 2 months later...
THIS holds a power that VERY FEW songs will ever hold!!!
i have a hard time not crying when i watch this. Amazing how this was originally written from the point of view of a 25 yr old heroin addict. Johnny completely makes it his own. Truly one of the best covers ever done. Great choice brother!
His last recording. Fantastic song. Which makes it even deeper. Greetings from Norway. 😀
Deep heartfelt truth from the man in Black himself, someone who's been there and done that. You are correct man life is very short. Make the most of the time we got cuz that is all we got. Johnny Cash was on a tour with Elvis Presley Buddy Holly when he was coming up, they all went across long before he did.
under-rated comment right here. The words sung by JC were from experience written by a young man society should be ashamed to have felt the heartache or experience to write it in the first place.
Shame on us all.
Aspire greater.
Defend others.
Smile to strangers so they become friends,
Listen to friends so they become enriched in their self worth.
Took me many years to not cry every time I hear this song.
Whenever I listen to or even think of this song I always think about how much my Mom misses my Dad, and then how much my Dad missed his best friend Bela whom he escaped Communist Hungary with, and then how much I also miss my Dad and am going to miss my Mom, and my own best friend (depending on who goes first).
I salute Bela and you’re dad. May they rest in peace (you’re mom also), until you meet them again.
This was his last statement, and you are right about the piano, the closing of his life.
The man in black, the great Johnny Cash, LIVED that song.
The way he shuts the piano lid at the end is saying to me "That's it, I'm done"
The song is so good, but this cover and arrangement and video are mind blowing, it can't be done any better. Perfection.
Johnny lived a hard, hard life. If you ever get the chance, watch the movie "Walk The Line," the film biopic on Johnny Cash. He was very involved with the production of it before his death, because he knew it was inevitable that one day people would make a movie about him after he died, but he didn't want them glossing over the bad things he had done throughout his life. His older brother died in a tragic accident when he and Johnny were still just kids, and Johnny's dad never got over it and blamed him for it. The family was dirt-poor in the middle of the Great Depression, so it wasn't easy for them, and John struggled for years before being signed to Sun records (the same little record company that first signed Elvis Presley) and he toured for a long, long time, working hard to establish himself. His was no overnight success, and he had a hard time breaking into country music because his sound was so different, so "not Country". He paid for every drop of his fame in blood, sweat, and many, many tears and when he _finally_ became truly successful, he fell into the same pit that takes down so many artists with an addiction to alcohol and to some very hard drugs. It very nearly ended him, but he fought through it and came out the other side.
By the time he covered "Hurt" and made this video, he had been diagnosed with a neurodegenerative disease and given 18 months to live. He was in a wheelchair by the time of the video. When his wife died, she had made him promise to keep working, and he did, completing *60 songs in the last 4 months of his life*. He was a fighter, right up to the end.
This video makes me almost cry. You can see his emotion in it
This song makes me cry so much my boy johnny cash never disappoints yes closing the piano me at exactly that. Read a little of his biography and you will understand why I cry so hard to this song
the original, trent's version was about the regrets of an angsty teen, stealing friends and family money for drugs, sleeping around, and just being a stupid rebellious kid. when cash covered it and took it over, he sung about his life, where he regrets where his priorities were, how he lived his life, and treated those around him. the closing of the piano was the closing of his life in music, and soon after his life itself.
this song reminds me of two largest regrets i have, particularly the one i couldn't change, as the shock of what was happening left me blank, or empty. i just followed the instructions were yelled out, and went back to the camp site, when i should have stayed with him.
That is his wife June Carter Cash, who is a Country Singer herself. She is a member of the Carter family which are considered the founding family of Country Music.
His family actually saw this video and almost decided not to release it to the public because of how personal it was.
This song was just before he passed away.. Love the reacting.
I love you did this song. It's tough, but absolutely amazing!
He never opened the piano again after that shot
Great comments/reaction. For a fun side of Johnny Cash, A Boy Named Sue is excellent. To understand Johnny even more, Man in Black is a classic.
salute ,,r.i.p. johnny
I love your observation that you can’t feel sorry for him or feel pity because he did it on his terms. It’s all anyone can ask for, to go out on their own terms.
Haze, Johnny also did a righteous cover of the Tom Petty song "I Won't Back Down" with Tom providing backing vocals, "Rusted Cage", "Personal Jesus", and "Bridge Over Troubled Water".
Along with sea of heartbreak,tom petty,the heartbreakers and john were all reall good friends
Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash around the mid 1950’s and belong to the same record label in Memphis just before Elvis’ career took off. Johnny’s oldest daughter Rosanne Cash had a number of country hits throughout the 1980’s
Song was written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails and Johnny asked him if he could cover it. It was his goodbye
Powerful acoustical piece let alone the lyrics and his heartfelt voice.
Johnny Cash had lot of pain in his life. Cash was a mans man who experienced a lot of what he sang about.
Pretty astounding performance by this legendary man. Glad Nine Inch Nails let him cover it.
Excellent Excellent Reaction my friend !!!
The way he touched the piano at the end. Thank Mr. Reznor
Cash. Man in Black, When the Man comes Around
The sad part of this not long after making this video he died. He lived a long crazy life and not long before that his wife died. He was lonely and had a bit of a drug problem and problems with the law. Once the orginal songs creator heard Johnny perform this song. He said this is his song now. That Johnny had a life time of pain that makes it just hit harder.
Johnny was the MAN!!
This was Johnny's last video before his death. He knew he was going to die. He missed his wife....he joined her
Not his song but he made it his own so much his story. Tears every time. His farewell number.
Johnny Cash jammed with Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis at Sun Records in the early years of rock and roll. He scored his first big hit in 1956 with "I Walk the Line". He released "Hurt" in 2002. Few artists were as authentic as Johnny Cash. He totally owns this Nine Inch Nails song. And that was a picture of his wife hanging on the wall. Her name was June Carter and she was country music royalty. June Carter was the daughter of Maybelle Carter, who sang and played guitar and banjo for The Carter Family, perhaps best know for popularizing "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" in 1935. For more from Johnny Cash, check out "Ring of Fire", "Rock Island Line", "Folsom Prison Blues", "Cocaine Blues", and "Jackson", a duet he sings with June Carter.
I always enjoy your reactions. You have good energy. That is one hell of a powerful song. The more I listen to it, the harder it gets to listen to it. I’m only on listen count 20,224 😀
If anyone had a right to do this song it was john,he was one who been around the block been there and dome that,this is like his goodbye song seeing as june,his wife who was on the stairs,passed shortly after the video,and john himself following her with merle haggard in the room
This song is awesome,, it's a remake of Nine Inch Nails song, but Mr Cash struggled with addiction for many years. Please review disturbed 'reason to fight, it's deep and powerful too.
Great job with “ Hurt,” Mr Bruv. This one is going in my folder of Exceptional Reaction Videos. Thank you for covering this one - and so well.
A song that is definately about mortality....uniting us all in pain
A MUST HEAR,, P.O.D. "YOUTH OF THE NATION"
I'm wearing my LISTEN MAN LISTEN shirt while watching this 😁
It's man realizing his own mortality😲😲😢😢🤔🤔
You should the movie about his life called walk the line
Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison is really something to see ☮️♥️😎
He did the best version of this song. 🔥 He was a legend. Check out Folsom Prison Blues, another one of his songs.
The first song I learnt to play on the guitar. I feel like this song is one of the most relevant right now in this day and age. RIP
my best friend died this 4th of july. bummer
😢 so sorry ☮️♥️. Love and light to you ♥️
I can't feel your pain. Only you can feel that. Even so, it's on behalf of your pain that I can feel mine. I'm sorry that your best friend died. I'm sorry in the way that I would be, if he had been _my_ best friend.
Yeah the lady in the video with him is his wife
A lot of “reactors “ do this song as an introduction to J Cash. Big mistake!
I love? this song it’s so fucking deep.
But go back to his beginning- look up The Tennessee Three recorded at famous Sun Studio.
Here’s one of his first hits
“I Guess Things Happen That Way”
ruclips.net/video/if1wKVfLe2M/видео.html
You should check out A Boy Named Sue by Johnny Cash.
Such a deep song..love how you break it all down. 💜
My best mate was buried with this one.. A drama as he odeed himself and thats whats this is about..
Think you would like his song "The Man in Black" serious lyrics RIP Mr Cash ✌️🙏♥️
That was like his goodbye song wasn't it zeb? Rip
@@dillond4709 I think so
Great reaction, as always! You should check out Johnny Cash's video for the song "God's Gonna Cut You Down".
Peace
SO HIS DAUGHTER ( ROSEANNE CASH ) SAID TO HIM THAT IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE SINGING ABOUT DYING AND JOHNNY SAID ' I AM ' :( HE WAS CHECKING OUT HAZE, HE WAS DONE :( AND OF COURSE REFLECTING ON HIS LIFE AT THE SAME TIME
Yes you say deep You re right.. Deeper then this ain' t there
This is going to happen to all of us bro.
You cant take it with you bro'. When time's up, its up.
Do the original, and then the story behind this cover.
NEW SUGGESTION: Johnny Cash's THE MAN COMES AROUND.
When he recorded this his wife just died and he was dying
I would love to see your reaction to an amazing all-female heavy metal band called Lovebites. This band won the 2018 Metal Hammer Golden Gods award for best new metal band. They feature a pair of lead guitarists who shred like crazy. Please react to the song "Holy War" the live version. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/bgAxpEpEcno/видео.html
Watch this by yourself and see if it doesn't make you cry.
This is one of the few times when I have to say the cover (this one) is better than the original (Trent Rezner). Johnny's voice just lends so much atmosphere and gravitas to the lyrics vs Trent's more angsty/emo vibe. Definitely an amazing song from an amazing artist.
If you want something from the lighter side of Johnny Cash, you gotta check out "A Boy Named Sue."
Wish you had done the original!
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TRUE STORY!
A girl hit me up on Tinder one night and asked me "Whats the most masochist thing you're into?", expecting me to answer with some bandage and pain sexual shit.
I answered "Sometimes I listen to 'Hurt' by Johnny Cash alone in my room at 3am..."
She responded, "Wow... Im out!! That's too much for me!"
🤣🤣🤣😎
This shit HURTS if you know the whole story.... and when you see June in the background after she'd died?!?!?!
Trent Reznor was born to write 'Hurt', Johnny Cash was born to play it- cant remember who said this
Hey Haze!! I sent you a tweet but will ask here as well.... Please please please can you react to Galneryus - Angel of Salvation live in 4k if you haven't done power metal yet then this is the journey for you and if you have then it is still a journey!! During this song the singer is ill and the guitarist Syu is recovering from a fractured leg that is how dedicated they are to their fans!!
Great cover of a great Nine Inch Nails song!
Love to see you check out Band Maid!
Completely unrelated to this song, but you should try some UK tunes. Try the Ocean Wisdom & Dizzee Rascal triple of "Revvin", "Blessed" & "Don't Be Dumb".
Great cover. Now do the original Nine Inch Nails version.
It's sad that he died shortly after releasing this video
Listen to how could you leave us by nf
You should check out the original Hurt by Nine Inch Nails
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You've had to have some kind of deep trauma or loss in your life to truly be hammered by this song. I have just a handful of them, and this is one
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artist do suffer for the art. Age is the great equalizer
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I just realized you have not done any songs of Luther Vandross !! OMG !!! You just have to listen to this please unless you have already heard it !! Luther Vandross: A House Is Not A Home - Live 1988 NAACP Image Awards
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Why are you having to blur your videos now? It's too bad because the video makes this song even more emotional!
Since you're a big Beatles fan, you might want to give John Lennon's "Working Class Hero" a try. It's real shit.
Give Nine Inch Nails a go!
This song/video is so powerful and sad. I always notice how the piano is slightly out of tune. Johnny never performed again after this video. It's heatbreaking.
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