Congratulations on your recovery! Stay strong, show up for your life and keep going to meetings! May 4th of this year I will be sober 23 years!! I can remember times when I couldn't stay sober for 23 minutes.
@@jaycorbyomg congratulations to both of you. I also have 6 going on 7 years clean and yeah and oh how I can relate to not even being able to go 23 minutes I really thought I would die an opiate junkie. So glad I quit right when fentanyl came around I’d probably wouldn’t have made it to 48
This was the song that was playing when I came home from work and my wife and 4 children were gone along with all my furniture and appliances . She found love on the internet 😂. Well I finally got all my kids back and raised them alone. They’re all since moved out and I’m still in the same home.alone and extremely happy . A song can bring you back to the exact moment in time .
I guess I’m lucky, I’m 65 years old,and I’ve enjoyed great music in the’60s, the ‘70s,the ‘80s, and the ‘90s. So if I don’t like the crap that’s being played today (and some of it is good) there are THOUSANDS of great songs like this one to fall back on 😊 This will live FOREVER.
I'll agree this song is amazing but the wallflowers being underrated that's not true, dinosaurs jr are a underrated band,nick drake or aka the van gogh of the music industry.
@DaAlski78520 because everyone likes to think their super popular favs are unique to them and no one else knows they exist or how good they are. Almost everytime I see someone say someone is underrated its usually super popular. Musicians Ive seen listed as underrated: Fleetwood Mac, Steve Miller Band, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, black Sabbath, Queen, Michael Jackson, Prince, Nirvana, Justin Beiber, Kylie Minogue, Sister Sledge....and literally every other band when people dont want to admit the music they like is popular.
If the song speaks to you ,think back to the moment it spoke to you and tell us all the personal struggle......thanx for the moment as i am drawn in..............................
Yes I feel lucky to have lived those times as a 90's kid. I listen to songs from the past to remember what we had, so I can be strong for the people around me in the current times. It definitely feels like things have taken a few giant steps back, but I won't surrender to the evil that exists on this planet today. Just keep moving forward, and be the light for others that are in the dark.
Totally. I feel fortunate to have grown up in the 80s and 90s. This song chokes me up, happy and sad. Takes years to fully understand the term bittersweet
Ima black 56 yr old woman nd i tell u this song make3 me feel some kind of sadness all the hard times death of my love1s...raising 6 kids by myself...my people look at me like im a fool i been singing nd dancing to the whiteboy music before MTV cable came into this world....i love music anykind....the 🎸 that's playing in the back along tells a story.....Thats 🔥
My husband is dying he went into hospice 2 days ago...this one my favorite songs reminds me of him he came into my life and I had 2 kids who were 5 and 8 my ex-husband would beat me he did heroin so my husband came in and took on being a father to my kids today we have 7 grandchildren who absolutely love their papa ..he is a good man I don't know were I'd be if it hadn't been for him ..I knew it was fate our birthdays his bday is June 16th 1970 and my birthday is June 15th 1971 ...he is my whole world I'm fucking crushed his cancer is rare and aggressive with 5 year life expectancy we been going through this since Oct 2020 ...cancer fucking sucks it's aged him he 53 and looks like a febile old man my heart is broken 😢🙏💙 and he is a faithful servant of the Lord
My highschool sweetheart and I got our first apartment, 2nd floor of a beautiful old brick, Victorian era house with massive windows. An apple and a pear tree right across the street. We spent a few weeks renovating, replacing lathe and plaster horse hair walls packed with old newspapers. Laughing, sweating, making love on the stripped wood floors amongst the drywall dust and drop sheets. Not a care in the world. Played this album over and over. Sadly people forget why they fell in love, the grow apart. Heart wrenching and warming at the same time. ❤💔❤️
My dad got me into The Wallflowers, after his funeral I turned on the radio in his kitchen and this song started playing. Fucks me up every time since then. Great song, can't turn it off no matter how much it brings me back to that moment. RIP dad, this one's for you.
Daniel your dad is in Heaven advocating for you , Roman’s 10:9 profess by mouth Jesus is Lord and believe God raised him from the dead and you will be saved
This song speaks volumes on depression and the like, plus it bring's me back to what seemed like an easier time growing up as a kid!! Thank you CVS pharmacy for playing this yesterday while picking up my prescriptions and reintroducing me to such an honest and timeless song!! October 7, 2022 and this song is helping me write into my journal while I sit at my halfway house recovering from alcoholism and proud to say I am 75 day's sober today
I always thought the song was about being lonely with anxiety in NYC . So many people have become lost in that city and can't handle the stress and pressure of the city where you become just a number not a name.
Classic, a point in my life where everything was right as rain for me. I was in my late 20's, hot wife, a baby girl, good job, new car, new home and perfect tunes playing and I didn't even know it. This song is bitter sweet, brings me back for a minute - but the present forces its ugly head of aging, loss and growing sadness. But, this is why we keep singing. Rock on brother and thanks for the music that lives on no matter what.❤😊
People continually talk about One Headlight, but this song absolutely wrecks me; makes me have chills , makes me tear up. I don't know why but it really really hits me, and I always thought it was the better single. I don't know why it's not more popular. I think that every first single is better than the second one that always ends up being more popular for whatever reason. As a side note Jacob Dylan and Julian Lennon have to be the two guys who most look like at their fathers in the entire music industry.
Takes me back to my youth when my mom and step dad played this CD over the stereo. Makes me think of mom every time, she passed in 2008. Love this so much!
Mallory your mother is in Heaven advocating for you, please read and do Roman’s 10:9 Profess by mouth Jesus is Lord and believe God raised him from the dead and you will be saved 🔥
I'm 98 years old and still love this band. I heard them for the first time 21 years ago and have been a fan ever since. Now everyone in my nursing home listens to the Wallflowers. Also, I'm completely lying about all of this.
Good Story. If your Going to tell a Lie tell a Big One. It Keeps You Out Jail and the Cemetery. But at 98 and Going Strong You already Knew that. Keep the Grannies Smiling for Me. I'm a 101 myself and died 4 yrs ago.
That's what makes it special and amazing, over produced and loud songs are incapable of make people feel anything, and then these guys find the perfect arrangement of notes and create an everlasting memory, that's magic.
Growing up a teenager in the 80's was incredible...and being a young adult in the 90's was a perfect followup. I feel so bad for the kids and young people of today...what a horrible world they will have to endure.
I feel that the world, myself included, wrote off this band because it's Bob's kid and no one can be Bob. It's a shame I've never given them the chance until now. Such a great band. Amazing lyrics
Jakob is a superb musician in his own right whose Compassion for people and life is So Portrayed through not just his music and many Guest appearance's with tributes to others But hugely successful with his many show's his voice and playing just to my mind comes So Naturally ❤️ I wonder why!❤️
The call and answer singing between Duritz and Dylan just slays me. Every time. And the slide licks by Campbell, who is a god, kills me. The perfect tune in every aspect.
This one will forever touch me. From a time where cell phones and computers hadn't taken over the world yet. Where you had to go out and live it to experience it.
+Steve Celestino Well, fellow gramps, here's a bit of advice. Remember who you were back then but don't forget who we are today. And 40 is the new 30.. at least that's what I really hope because the music I grew up with is from the 80s.. ;)
+Steve Celestino yeah, I remember my whole world was in a little black book I kept in my back pocket.. Just a few hundred bytes of today's thumb-drive. The world was a much bigger place back then and plenty of room to breathe, live and all the time to do it in.
This song was released more than 25 years ago. Gosh, feels like just yesterday I was seeing the song's video on MTV. Where has all the time gone? I have no idea... All I know is I am now 45 yrs old 😥 I have nothing to show for it...
Pretty sure in the liner notes of the original CD he is listed as contributing backing vocals. But he does really tie the song together. I saw CC twice on August & Everythign After tour. The first time, they opened for Jellyfish, and it was before that record was out (only Mr. Jones single was out) and the 2nd time was like 8 months later ... and Radiohead opened for THEM (on The Bends tour), at the Warfield, in SF. That didn't suck I can tell you that ;)
Raymond Sanchez , you can say that again ray. gi joes and matchbox cars were still a vision in the rear view mirror. we were boys on the cusp of being men, but our childhood was still only a day behind us. now, as i approach my 35th birthday, it is but a fleeting memory, and life is constant struggle of responsibility
The closing of the chapter (last couple of years 90s-mid00s) 😢😢😢😢 what a blast it was to be a teenager during that last amazing Era. To those dreams of a place that do not exist anymore, here we're young and having a great time. Cheers
Such a powerful song. Jacob Dylan talking to Julian Lennon. "The same black line that was drawn on you was drawn on me, Now it's drawing me in. 6th ave heartache." Talking about what it's like to be the sons of legends. And that shot of catcher in the rye in the pocket really hit it home. Somehow while singing about John's murder he managed to communicate what it means to be an Icon's son and Julian may be the only one on earth who could understand this as deeply as Jacob. It's not just about the fame but what John and Bob were famous for.
@Z Q That's an intriguing dynamic maybe. In light of The Only Difference lyrics too. Son looks very Lennon. Bet the band's newest album is considerable inspo.
I love me some mid 90s. Life was grand. This song embodied a bit of anger and revenge but with a touch of optimism in the end. No ones lyrics, music, voice and essence is quite like Jakob and his crew in this one. In my hometown of Cullman, Alabama I've had a lot of 6th Ave. Heartache. Hits close to home.
I just saw them tonight! At the Appell Center in York Pa. In 2023. After crushing on Jakob since the 80s it was a wonderful performance! Tight ass musicians! I'm so glad they played my hometown.
I didn't appreciate this song when it came out back in the day. Now with all the crap new music these days I have a whole new appreciation for it. Hadn't heard it in forever then hear it in a grocery store lol and the melody came right back to me, when home and played it here and it brought me back to when new music was amazing. This song is a gem.
listened this one 19 times today as i used to when i was 18...turned 38 just today...life have changed...powerful songs like this remains always the same....here..there..everywhere...
So many great memories of this time! Living in my studio apartment with my first true taste of independence. I was 21 and life was so easy but I didn’t realize how much harder it was going to get.
+Allan Ostermann Well, I might get hit for this but .. I've never been a BD fan. I acknowledge his prose and turn of a phrase... he just wasn't my cup of tea. So to me, Jacob did fantastic. I just wish he'd went on and gotten more airplay.
Jakob Dylan showing clearly that he inherited some of his dad's songwriting & performing genes. The brilliant slide guitar on this track is by Mike Campbell of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, and the great music video was directed by the legendary David Fincher (Alien 3, Seven, Fight Club, The Game, Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Gone Girl, to name but a few).
@@bryanjfitzgerald5196 I saw them in concert at a very small dance club in San Francisco about 25 years ago. They had the audience at the first note... One of the best concerts I ever saw. I didn't even think about Bob Dylan till afterwards.
From 1986 to 1998 was the best years of my life I'm 62 now and I look back on this music and wish so much in my heart to go back it was such a sweet time in my life
That 86-98 timeframe really does seem to resonate with a lot of us. What a time to be alive. Seems like everything started falling off in 99 and hasn't really came back to good.
What you get when you put Bob Dylan's son in the lead vocals(Jakob) Tom Petty's lead guitar playing the slide(Mike Campbell) and Counting Crows singer doing backing vocals (Adam Duritz) timeless awesomeness
always thought the guitar on this was a nodd to george harrison, particually as i always assumed the lyrics on this was refrencing zimmys unpleasent, and if rummours are to be believed, at times violent devorce from jacobs mother when jacob would just have been preteen child, and his father at this time was hanging out with the ex-beatle at this time, hence the refrence to sirens and voices ringing out etc..... or mabe im reading to much into it lololo
Woke up this morning with this song in my head. Saw the Wallflowers perform it live on September 21st, 1997 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View. Just perfect. That B3 is phenomenal.
This track was in my head for days, 7/2020. It disappeared finally, then just yesterday as I walked thru the grocery store, it played LOUD over the PA system. Gawd I f*cking miss the 1990s ❤
The Lord used a clip of this song in a dream to show that He understood the persecution i was facing for following Him one night. "The same black line that was drawn on you was drawn on me" was the clip. And in that dream i felt the love of The Lord Jesus Christ so beautifully, more than i ever have before. It was holy ecstacy. Nothing like the love of Jesus. And once you experience it, you'll never be the same. Even if you decide to go back to the old life, you won't be comfortable in it because you know that perfect love and satisfaction come from Jesus alone. And there were more things in that dream Jesus gave me but this song always has reminded me of how strong and beautiful His love was that night. And in the dream when i felt His love i felt a strong sense of camaraderie with Him like 2 in the same war. No one and nothing like Jesus.
"A siren screams, shots ring out, a stranger cries . . ." The boys in the band don't look too unhappy with all that. But man, that's where I grew up! Manhattan. (*sigh*) Your parents told you to just ignore all that stuff: "If it's not happening to you you don't need to worry about it." I mean wtf, but you had to do it. And the omniscientific "Don't ever talk to strangers. And try not to look at them." They wouldn't explain, past that some strangers could do "bad things", and you never knew who that would be. Oh well, I love life fiercely. And I love the Wallflowers. Really smartntight. I'd love to hear somebody like Bob Dylan bein backed by these guys, it'd be awesome.
Great song, the only I love by the Wallflowers. I love little things that often go unnoticed...here it's Adam Duritz of The Counting Crows doing backing vocals.
I wish so much that I could have lived through the 90's and not have grown up through an era where cell phones and technology were taking over the world. All I want is to experience a life I can live through my own eyes
Maddie Ham It truly was a great time...I graduated in 93 (old, I know) but to me it seems that it was one of the last decades that you could look back and identify with their music...the 20s (swing, etc), the 50s (birth of rock and roll), 60s (beginning of hippies and protest tunes), 70s (more Nam protest tunes, the rock, disco, and punk), 80s (well, we all know what the 80s did! Lol!), 90s (what we are addressing here, but also had grunge among other notable styles)...maybe the early 2000s with nu-metal? I dunno about that, but it seems we have moved past styles of music defining memories of certain decades for us. Sad.
It was a amazing time. Stranger Things brings me back to the 80s when we would do the samething as those kids. It's a complete flash back. Early 90s was a fantastic time in the music world
It truly was the best times. When I show my 11 year old daughter things from my childhood and talk about things from that time, she says the exact same thing as you. I wish she could have the same childhood experience my husband and I had.
Year my mother passed. Realized life was never going to be the same and was relieved I didn't have to keep up the facade but in truth I could express my true feeling so I adopted new ones that were not shameful to the masses. Even then I cared only for myself
It is so world weary this song. This band blows me away. Their version of Heroes by David Bowie on the Godzilla soundtrack is also awesome. Also one headlight. Great songs indeed.
I remember I was at work one time and this song came on. I said to the young kid I was working with, "This is Bob Dylans son." He looked at me blankly...."Who is Bob Dylan?"
Great song. The slide guitar sounds a lot like George Harrison style with the Beatles and his solo work. A mix of Bob Dylan and the Beatles can never fail. Love the song.
+Douglas Green Yes, The guitar solo is clearly inspired by George's sweet All Things Must Pass era sound. A guitar solo you can sing...that was George.
This song reminds me of so long ago; while in the military sitting in a dark bar overseas drinking whiskey, smoking and deeply thinking of life and where does it go from there and will I live to see it.
Amazing group. His voice. The guitar work. Unbelievable. They sound like they are old veterans who have been around for ever. So much talent. Too cool for school. What do you think ?
I used to know a girl named Amy. I loved her but never had the courage to tell her. I always thought I would have my heart broken. I wish I could go back in time and do things differently. She loved this song. I will always remember going to see these guys in concert with Counting crows . We let a car cut in front of us on the way to the concert and in return they gave us a couple of sodas as a way to thank us. I will always remember that sweet moment. Love you Amy F.
Everything in my life stops and goes back to 1997 when this song begins. I was 7 years old when this song was released and I’m not ashamed to say this song gives me the same childhood hope and idealism as a 30- something adult. It’s funny how certain songs can evoke such emotions.
Couldn’t agree more! I was 11 when this song was released. I heard it at a BBQ at my brother’s house a few weeks ago and I hasn’t heard it in very long time! It’s safe to say I played this gem on repeat when I got home later that night! 😆
Lyrics Sirens ring, the shots ring out A stranger cries, screams out loud I had my world strapped against my back I held my hands, never knew how to act And the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in 6th Avenue heartache And below me was a homeless man I'm singin' songs, I knew complete On the steps alone, his guitar in hand It's 50 years, he stood where he stands And the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in 6th Avenue heartache And the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in 6th Avenue heartache (heartache) Now walkin' home on those streets The river winds move my feet Subway steam, like silhouettes in dreams They stood by me (they stood by me) (They stood by me, oh) just like moonbeams And the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in (yeah) 6th Avenue heartache (6th Avenue heartache) heartache And the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in (yeah) 6th Avenue (6th, 6th Avenue heartache) heartache Look out the window, down upon that street And gone like a midnight was that man But I see his six strings laid against that wall And all his things, they all look so small I got my fingers crossed on a shooting star Just like me, just moved on And the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in 6th Avenue heartache (heartache), heartache And the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in 6th Avenue heartache (6th Avenue heartache), heartache And now it's drawn me in Oh, and the same black line That was drawn on you Was drawn on me And now it's drawn me in 6th Avenue (6th, 6th Avenue heartache) heartache, heartache
I remember taking this CD from by brother and listening to it as a little girl who was only 10 or 11. And now that I am 27 these songs really hit home. Music is beautiful the way it can take you somewhere that nothing else can. Now if only I can get time to stop for a few minutes.
Real music, poetry set to a rhythm transcends time and space, it is waves of sound that touches are very souls and stirs up emotions as though it only happened moments ago, it is limitless and has no boundaries and does not see race, it is a higher consciousness that takes us to the minds eye and brings us back again, enjoy these most beautiful sounds!
It's not just the music,its the memories that you formed based off the songs timeline. You can probably remember the smell,the weather and how you felt
I feel like I'm lost in the city, just looking for my old friend......"96?! Where are you 96?! I love. I miss you. I need you back bro! I need you back!" 😢
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who^s listen this great song in 2024 ??
We're legends
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JD BITTERN yeah buddy 😊
You mean counting me?
Going to see them in concert in 2 weeks!
This song reminds me of my struggle with drugs. I am 1yr clean and sober. 😊❤
Congratulations on your recovery! Stay strong, show up for your life and keep going to meetings! May 4th of this year I will be sober 23 years!! I can remember times when I couldn't stay sober for 23 minutes.
Strength 💪
Hell yeah, man! Keep fighting!
@@jaycorbyomg congratulations to both of you. I also have 6 going on 7 years clean and yeah and oh how I can relate to not even being able to go 23 minutes I really thought I would die an opiate junkie. So glad I quit right when fentanyl came around I’d probably wouldn’t have made it to 48
You da man brother!!
This was the song that was playing when I came home from work and my wife and 4 children were gone along with all my furniture and appliances . She found love on the internet 😂. Well I finally got all my kids back and raised them alone. They’re all since moved out and I’m still in the same home.alone and extremely happy . A song can bring you back to the exact moment in time .
So very true. Glad you got your kids back. Posted my exact moment above.
Glad to hear you guys all fared well.
wow that's strong man, inspiring to hear. Don't let anyone take you down. Sorry it happened to you though. Been through similar shit.
I had that same crazy shit happen to me bro.
Glad to hear you're happy. I just set my son "free". He's doing well. I miss him though.
I guess I’m lucky, I’m 65 years old,and I’ve enjoyed great music in the’60s, the ‘70s,the ‘80s, and the ‘90s. So if I don’t like the crap that’s being played today (and some of it is good) there are THOUSANDS of great songs like this one to fall back on 😊 This will live FOREVER.
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Just turned 64 in January and wholeheartedly agree!!
Just in case…I suggest My Morning Jacket, Kings of Leon, and Blue October. I’m 54. I also suggest Ween, Sonic Youth, and Primus! Just in case. 🥰🥳
I suggest the pretty reckles
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The Wallflowers are completely underrated. This song is absolutely amazing!
Ikr. Bad ass tunes man
it sort of sounds like a country song
I'll agree this song is amazing but the wallflowers being underrated that's not true, dinosaurs jr are a underrated band,nick drake or aka the van gogh of the music industry.
@DaAlski78520 because everyone likes to think their super popular favs are unique to them and no one else knows they exist or how good they are. Almost everytime I see someone say someone is underrated its usually super popular. Musicians Ive seen listed as underrated:
Fleetwood Mac, Steve Miller Band, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, black Sabbath, Queen, Michael Jackson, Prince, Nirvana, Justin Beiber, Kylie Minogue, Sister Sledge....and literally every other band when people dont want to admit the music they like is popular.
@@rosecruz1344 That is why it sounds terrific.
Music is timeless my children. I'm 73 yrs and still listen to this stuff...
73
60
Good for you pops!!!
@@rickcasey238 LOL, my three sons call me Pops...
41 buddy... wish i can reach 72 and still listen to this beautiful crap
My son’s name is Jakob Dylan. I listened to this CD over and over when I found myself alone, under 21 and pregnant.
Wow
This reminds me of all my lonely nights in prison
If the song speaks to you ,think back to the moment it spoke to you and tell us all the personal struggle......thanx for the moment as i am drawn in..............................
You’re brave for giving birth and getting through adversity! ❤👍💪
Does this song bring anyone else right back in time? Makes me sad & happy all at once! Miss the 90’s 😫
Yes I feel lucky to have lived those times as a 90's kid. I listen to songs from the past to remember what we had, so I can be strong for the people around me in the current times. It definitely feels like things have taken a few giant steps back, but I won't surrender to the evil that exists on this planet today. Just keep moving forward, and be the light for others that are in the dark.
Totally. I feel fortunate to have grown up in the 80s and 90s. This song chokes me up, happy and sad. Takes years to fully understand the term bittersweet
@@scbt26d i miss the 60's and 70's !!! I miss Jerry Garcia, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix. *sigh*
Gd the 90s rocked
it's yust like that
Ima black 56 yr old woman nd i tell u this song make3 me feel some kind of sadness all the hard times death of my love1s...raising 6 kids by myself...my people look at me like im a fool i been singing nd dancing to the whiteboy music before MTV cable came into this world....i love music anykind....the 🎸 that's playing in the back along tells a story.....Thats 🔥
music doesn't know color, just sound
Keep it going Momma! Stay positive. 🙏
I’m Boack and I love it too. It’s got it own special kind of soul attached to it. These White Boys were smooth.
Give some Rob Thomas a listen. Whether it was with Matchbox 20 or Carlos Santana, his music has soul.
My husband is dying he went into hospice 2 days ago...this one my favorite songs reminds me of him he came into my life and I had 2 kids who were 5 and 8 my ex-husband would beat me he did heroin so my husband came in and took on being a father to my kids today we have 7 grandchildren who absolutely love their papa ..he is a good man I don't know were I'd be if it hadn't been for him ..I knew it was fate our birthdays his bday is June 16th 1970 and my birthday is June 15th 1971 ...he is my whole world I'm fucking crushed his cancer is rare and aggressive with 5 year life expectancy we been going through this since Oct 2020 ...cancer fucking sucks it's aged him he 53 and looks like a febile old man my heart is broken 😢🙏💙 and he is a faithful servant of the Lord
This is not a song, this is a feeling...
Yep, sitting here now going through some heavy shit. Crying and puking.
My best friend killed himself last Thursday. This song is hitting so hard right now. @@TbobbieJ87
Feeling from the heart and soul
Very true
Masterful and excellent Harmony's and exceptional talent , great track feels at one hundred
My highschool sweetheart and I got our first apartment, 2nd floor of a beautiful old brick, Victorian era house with massive windows. An apple and a pear tree right across the street. We spent a few weeks renovating, replacing lathe and plaster horse hair walls packed with old newspapers. Laughing, sweating, making love on the stripped wood floors amongst the drywall dust and drop sheets. Not a care in the world. Played this album over and over. Sadly people forget why they fell in love, the grow apart. Heart wrenching and warming at the same time. ❤💔❤️
Time is a loop, you'll get to live those days again
RIP, we all listened to this song in high school. We were Wallflowers
I wish I was listening to this in highschool.
Yep, the 90s had some great music!
My dad got me into The Wallflowers, after his funeral I turned on the radio in his kitchen and this song started playing. Fucks me up every time since then. Great song, can't turn it off no matter how much it brings me back to that moment. RIP dad, this one's for you.
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Enjoy it with dad brother
Daniel your dad is in Heaven advocating for you , Roman’s 10:9 profess by mouth Jesus is Lord and believe God raised him from the dead and you will be saved
Amazing how a song can take you back to a specific place and time. Right down to the day. Love the wallflowers and Jacob Dylan.
Absolutely feel the same way ♥️
This song speaks volumes on depression and the like, plus it bring's me back to what seemed like an easier time growing up as a kid!! Thank you CVS pharmacy for playing this yesterday while picking up my prescriptions and reintroducing me to such an honest and timeless song!! October 7, 2022 and this song is helping me write into my journal while I sit at my halfway house recovering from alcoholism and proud to say I am 75 day's sober today
Amen angel 6 you got this!!!!!!*
I get all my music from cvs 😀
I love this one headlight too excellent timeless
1 year later on the same day I just discovered this song🙃🙃
I always thought the song was about being lonely with anxiety in NYC . So many people have become lost in that city and can't handle the stress and pressure of the city where you become just a number not a name.
Classic, a point in my life where everything was right as rain for me. I was in my late 20's, hot wife, a baby girl, good job, new car, new home and perfect tunes playing and I didn't even know it. This song is bitter sweet, brings me back for a minute - but the present forces its ugly head of aging, loss and growing sadness. But, this is why we keep singing. Rock on brother and thanks for the music that lives on no matter what.❤😊
Cheer up! All those things are life's lessons
People continually talk about One Headlight, but this song absolutely wrecks me; makes me have chills , makes me tear up. I don't know why but it really really hits me, and I always thought it was the better single. I don't know why it's not more popular. I think that every first single is better than the second one that always ends up being more popular for whatever reason.
As a side note Jacob Dylan and Julian Lennon have to be the two guys who most look like at their fathers in the entire music industry.
Check out George Harrison's son Dhani.
I totally agree touchstone! This ones much better than One Headlight.
I’m glad I’m not the only one!
I don't know why your comment doesn't have more likes because it is the absolute truth. 6th Avenue Heartache > One Headlight any day.
I favor this over "One Headlight", too. BTW, Jakob is so much better looking than his father could have ever hoped to be, IMO.
Takes me back to my youth when my mom and step dad played this CD over the stereo. Makes me think of mom every time, she passed in 2008. Love this so much!
Welcome
May she rest in peace
Mallory your mother is in Heaven advocating for you, please read and do Roman’s 10:9 Profess by mouth Jesus is Lord and believe God raised him from the dead and you will be saved 🔥
I'm 98 years old and still love this band. I heard them for the first time 21 years ago and have been a fan ever since. Now everyone in my nursing home listens to the Wallflowers. Also, I'm completely lying about all of this.
Listen to their new one on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show. Their first first in 11years.
🤣🤣
Good Story. If your Going to tell a Lie tell a Big One. It Keeps You Out Jail and the Cemetery. But at 98 and Going Strong You already Knew that. Keep the Grannies Smiling for Me. I'm a 101 myself and died 4 yrs ago.
you ALMOST had me :). LOL ...
Great one😊
I feel so nostalgic about the 90's that I actually feel sick for not being able to go back.
Its life my friend enjoy the ride
Same!! I wish the 90s missed me as much as I miss them ... 😭😭 I wanna go back. 💔💯
I feel the same way about the 70's.
I wanna go back so bad it fuckin
hurts!!! This jam is tight. 👍
I get that same feeling.. 😳
Me too
This song aged really well. Two and a half decades later and I'm still listening to it.
this song has always hit my soul and still does
Its crazy how a single guitar cord can bring such a flood of memories emotion and nostalgia
😢
2022🤗🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Yes! The guitar is what gives me chills.
That's what makes it special and amazing, over produced and loud songs are incapable of make people feel anything, and then these guys find the perfect arrangement of notes and create an everlasting memory, that's magic.
Growing up a teenager in the 80's was incredible...and being a young adult in the 90's was a perfect followup. I feel so bad for the kids and young people of today...what a horrible world they will have to endure.
We were truly, truly lucky.
Generation X 4EVER!!! \m/
💯
Thanks for the sympathy :)
@@kirstenstrohsahl1383 😆
Same
This song sounds like a cold, cloudy day that you wish would never end.
That was perfect.
Yes, Gomez or Morticia Addams.
You're not the only one thinks that
This is a winter and cloudy days song.
That's just about The Best comment I've read on RUclips all year, Bro!! Props to You!! I Fucking Love this song!!
Except in winter!
I love this song and Adam Duritz's background vocals take it to another level.
I feel that the world, myself included, wrote off this band because it's Bob's kid and no one can be Bob. It's a shame I've never given them the chance until now. Such a great band. Amazing lyrics
Jakob is still writing great songs. This one is from the band’s latest album Exit Wound: ruclips.net/video/lYB3e30lHKU/видео.html
Jakob is a superb musician in his own right whose Compassion for people and life is So Portrayed through not just his music and many Guest appearance's with tributes to others But hugely successful with his many show's his voice and playing just to my mind comes So Naturally ❤️ I wonder why!❤️
The 90s really was the last Great Decade for America. Cherish it, we knew a World that's never coming back.
you're quite right in my opinion.
I think some amazing music came out of the US from 70s through to the 90s. Definitely a time when music was being pushed to new heights.
Yes, I was just telling my Son that yesterday.
80 também.
Thanks to Bush the younger and Trump.
What an amazing song! And Adam Duritz's backing vocals, absolutely 👌😳
I seen these guys open for the Counting Crows 97; I believe
💯 👍
Took me years to hear that ❤
He’s the best!!!
Neve noticed that before
The call and answer singing between Duritz and Dylan just slays me. Every time. And the slide licks by Campbell, who is a god, kills me. The perfect tune in every aspect.
Glen Campbell?
@@driskole6507 Mike Campbell from Tom Petty and the heartbreakers
@@pmohanram, I never knew he was in this track.
This song has been assigned to the day my husband broke my heart. Even the sad days need to be remembered. It's during the heartbreaks we grow.
Well said
This one will forever touch me. From a time where cell phones and computers hadn't taken over the world yet. Where you had to go out and live it to experience it.
Absolutely brother. We will never see a simpler easy time like we did back then. I sound old saying that! But it's true
+Steve Celestino Kids these days right? And I thought I was feeling old..
Just a nostalgic song that reminds us of who we were back then
+Steve Celestino Well, fellow gramps, here's a bit of advice. Remember who you were back then but don't forget who we are today. And 40 is the new 30.. at least that's what I really hope because the music I grew up with is from the 80s.. ;)
+Steve Celestino
yeah, I remember my whole world was in a little black book I kept in my back pocket.. Just a few hundred bytes
of today's thumb-drive. The world was a much bigger place back then and plenty of room to breathe, live and all the time to do it in.
Don't mind me. Just a 50 year old guy enjoying some music from his younger days. Serves me as a bit of a time machine, if you know what I mean.
Tiempo de nostalgia, tiempo de grandes amigos y porsupuesto grandes Romances ....
You and me brother. That's what brought me here tonight.
U & me 2 brother,sum just don't get it ,agree ?,!!🎸💯👍
damn the Wallflowers don't feel that old but I looked this song up, 1996. Hard to believe... Holy crap I feel old now. 38 yrs old
I’m 48, feels like a few summers ago....... but it was actually long ago
This song was released more than 25 years ago. Gosh, feels like just yesterday I was seeing the song's video on MTV.
Where has all the time gone? I have no idea... All I know is I am now 45 yrs old 😥
I have nothing to show for it...
42 here.. Goddamn we had it good
I feel ya brother. Time flies, people come and go. But it's a blessing to be alive.
Yes you have alot of memories to show for it
I'm 44. I miss those days. I'm glad I was a young man before social media, smart phones, ect.
I had NO IDEA Adam Duritz sang high notes on this. Holy shit. Thanks, Rick Beato!
Who else adores Adam Duritz and his uncredited backup vocals here? 😍
Chef's kiss.
Honestly, I hear you 100%. Adam Duritz is an absolute amazing musician as well though. It’s almost like a Jerry Cantrell/ Layne Staley type thing.
Noticed the singing never realized it was Adam--it real ties the song together!
Pretty sure in the liner notes of the original CD he is listed as contributing backing vocals. But he does really tie the song together. I saw CC twice on August & Everythign After tour. The first time, they opened for Jellyfish, and it was before that record was out (only Mr. Jones single was out) and the 2nd time was like 8 months later ... and Radiohead opened for THEM (on The Bends tour), at the Warfield, in SF. That didn't suck I can tell you that ;)
That's what brought me here
Hard to believe this song is 20 years old boy I miss the 90's such a simpler time for me
amen
You just ruined the moment 😂
Raymond Sanchez That's for sure!
Raymond Sanchez , you can say that again ray. gi joes and matchbox cars were still a vision in the rear view mirror. we were boys on the cusp of being men, but our childhood was still only a day behind us. now, as i approach my 35th birthday, it is but a fleeting memory, and life is constant struggle of responsibility
Raymond Sanchez Thats when Libtard Democrates were in Charge. Now there is no Jobs because of it. NAFTA.
The closing of the chapter (last couple of years 90s-mid00s) 😢😢😢😢 what a blast it was to be a teenager during that last amazing Era. To those dreams of a place that do not exist anymore, here we're young and having a great time. Cheers
And cheers to you Sara
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Yep. I know how you feel, because I was 16 when this song came out, and now I am 40. It's just insane how time works!
@Spiritualchick82 I got home and cried seeing the Twin Towers attack. I was not sure what was going on, but seeing it live a chapter that opened up.
@@Spiritualchick82 Yes, I understand as well here I am working desk job 35 years old wondering where life took me.
rest in peace, Michael Ward ♥
Song came out in the prime of my life. Now I'm 5 years from 60 with aches and pains. Where has the time went?
Such a powerful song. Jacob Dylan talking to Julian Lennon. "The same black line that was drawn on you was drawn on me, Now it's drawing me in. 6th ave heartache." Talking about what it's like to be the sons of legends. And that shot of catcher in the rye in the pocket really hit it home. Somehow while singing about John's murder he managed to communicate what it means to be an Icon's son and Julian may be the only one on earth who could understand this as deeply as Jacob. It's not just about the fame but what John and Bob were famous for.
Oh wow. Thank you for sharing that!
I thought that was a copy of Albert Camus’s novel The Plague in that guy’s pocket...not The Catcher in the Rye.
Wow
Adam duritz really made this song complete with them amazing backup vocals,and thank you for the knowledge of this masterpiece
@Z Q That's an intriguing dynamic maybe. In light of The Only Difference lyrics too. Son looks very Lennon. Bet the band's newest album is considerable inspo.
Can you believe this summer will mark 20 YEARS since this came out? Music from another time. A better time.
+J. Carter Imagine how I feel at 55 lol...
Yes!
They are touring this summer too! Going to see them :)
Oh my God.....I was 8 years old...
....Ugh, I have officially entered "geezer-dome".
Wallflowers and Counting Crows.. .. YES PLEASE!
Of the 2 Dylan’s I will, at FIRST, pick the cute one, I gue$$. Then neither won.
I love me some mid 90s. Life was grand. This song embodied a bit of anger and revenge but with a touch of optimism in the end. No ones lyrics, music, voice and essence is quite like Jakob and his crew in this one. In my hometown of Cullman, Alabama I've had a lot of 6th Ave. Heartache. Hits close to home.
Ah...the magic of great music 🎶...some fine people in Alabama...greetings from Australia 🇦🇺...
Jacob has the eyes/talent/voice of Dylan along with unique ability to express his view of the world. Remarkable!
ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE BEST SONGS EVER! !
+Sherry Ann Freels Mitchell Love it too! Last one to send me off most nights! Love the keyboard
I just saw them tonight! At the Appell Center in York Pa. In 2023. After crushing on Jakob since the 80s it was a wonderful performance! Tight ass musicians! I'm so glad they played my hometown.
I didn't appreciate this song when it came out back in the day. Now with all the crap new music these days I have a whole new appreciation for it. Hadn't heard it in forever then hear it in a grocery store lol and the melody came right back to me, when home and played it here and it brought me back to when new music was amazing. This song is a gem.
listened this one 19 times today as i used to when i was 18...turned 38 just today...life have changed...powerful songs like this remains always the same....here..there..everywhere...
Amen...Brother. 🎶
That means we're both 40 and old.
Same here. 38 yet it feels like just yesterday. The same black line which was drawn on you was drawn on me indeed...
@@margaritawalker4 do you feel old?
Terrence Thomas I do
Man these guys hit it out of the park on this one. Great song!!!
So many great memories of this time! Living in my studio apartment with my first true taste of independence. I was 21 and life was so easy but I didn’t realize how much harder it was going to get.
That walk from 42nd Street to Central Park on a winter morning, so magical! I loved every moment of it
Epic. There's NOTHING in today's music that even comes close to this, I doubt there ever will be again.
No there is no coat tail here dylan is a brilliant writer and musician, one of the finest bands to come down the pipe. Period!
I am 73 still play this tune at Gigs, gets a great reception!
I was raised on his fathers music and now I will die with his sons music.
Soo good! Jacob didn't just coast, cause of his dad. He's a brilliant lyricist, and wrote great, great songs.
True my friend
Allan Ostermann I agree Allan.Inherent genetic talent has to be worked at to be of any value.
+Allan Ostermann Well, I might get hit for this but .. I've never been a BD fan. I acknowledge his prose and turn of a phrase... he just wasn't my cup of tea. So to me, Jacob did fantastic. I just wish he'd went on and gotten more airplay.
+princessoffire1107 No I totally agree with you BD was mediocre at best. Jacob can actually sing.
+Allan Ostermann Yes.
Adam Duritz singing backup is outstanding!
This is when Music was actually music. Cannot beat our era of music. Proud to be a Mill.
What is mill
Jakob Dylan showing clearly that he inherited some of his dad's songwriting & performing genes. The brilliant slide guitar on this track is by Mike Campbell of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, and the great music video was directed by the legendary David Fincher (Alien 3, Seven, Fight Club, The Game, Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Gone Girl, to name but a few).
Thanks for the background info.
@@ellendoucette7278 You're welcome, & Happy New Year
2020 and still jamming to this tune.
Underrated band, most excellent music, haunting and poignant
Yes!!!
@@bryanjfitzgerald5196 I saw them in concert at a very small dance club in San Francisco about 25 years ago. They had the audience at the first note... One of the best concerts I ever saw. I didn't even think about Bob Dylan till afterwards.
Bryan J Fitzgerald correct
@Michael Cook greetings from Keylargo FL
I would give anything to go back to the very day this song came out and i heard it on the radio. Just so i could do it all again .
❤❤❤❤❤
Me too!
Aint that the truth .ENJOY TODAY EVERYDAY
Knowing what we know now 💜 I would give it all
@@BipolarrPrincess You aint never lied Aly
From 1986 to 1998 was the best years of my life I'm 62 now and I look back on this music and wish so much in my heart to go back it was such a sweet time in my life
They were definitely underated!!
That 86-98 timeframe really does seem to resonate with a lot of us. What a time to be alive. Seems like everything started falling off in 99 and hasn't really came back to good.
😢Yes feel the same way ..I miss my life when I had my kids lost my son in 2005 he was barley 22 suside leave you with no answers kills me ...
This whole album was awesome back in my school days and some things never change..it still is one of my favorites!! WALLFLOWERS still rocking it!!!
What you get when you put Bob Dylan's son in the lead vocals(Jakob) Tom Petty's lead guitar playing the slide(Mike Campbell) and Counting Crows singer doing backing vocals (Adam Duritz)
timeless awesomeness
always thought the guitar on this was a nodd to george harrison, particually as i always assumed the lyrics on this was refrencing zimmys unpleasent, and if rummours are to be believed, at times violent devorce from jacobs mother when jacob would just have been preteen child, and his father at this time was hanging out with the ex-beatle at this time, hence the refrence to sirens and voices ringing out etc..... or mabe im reading to much into it lololo
It does sound very Harrison-esque. I thought the same thing as soon as the song opened.
Adam has such an awesome voice....
Lot ot talent there.
George Harrison gave Campbell shit for ripping his tone and style in this song, I'm sure it was a huge compliment to Mike.
My dad loves listening to the wallflowers bringing down the horse album RIP papa.
Mr. Duritz and his harmonies make this song still great in ‘23
I have always loved this song. Hits 😢you right in the soul
Is this not one of the best songs ever? Just love it. Touches the soul.
Mark Cox really does I love it
Concur the guitar gets me every time. Awesome lyrics
One of the first cures of the Grunge hangover. Has it really been 20 years?
23 now bro
@@Clay4legacy 24 years (2020). Where did it all go. Music today is SHIT!
He's so adorable. Looks like his famous Dad and beautiful Mom❤
Two of my favorite singers together. Jakob Dylan and Adam Duritz. This decade of music is timeless.
Woke up this morning with this song in my head. Saw the Wallflowers perform it live on September 21st, 1997 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View. Just perfect. That B3 is phenomenal.
This track was in my head for days, 7/2020. It disappeared finally, then just yesterday as I walked thru the grocery store, it played LOUD over the PA system. Gawd I f*cking miss the 1990s ❤
I wasn’t allowed to listen to the radio as a child, I remember trying to find this song as quietly as possible on my tape deck/radio at 12
He is his dad's kid! Love him!
Like MANY I find it hard to believe this is 20 years old. Time goes by fast. Enjoy it. Also....this is my favorite song on the album. Always loved it.
these were happy times - barely had a cent to my name working 2 jobs but never felt so alive
One of the most beautiful songs Ive ever heard and Ive heard some classics. Underrated frankly
The Lord used a clip of this song in a dream to show that He understood the persecution i was facing for following Him one night. "The same black line that was drawn on you was drawn on me" was the clip. And in that dream i felt the love of The Lord Jesus Christ so beautifully, more than i ever have before. It was holy ecstacy. Nothing like the love of Jesus. And once you experience it, you'll never be the same. Even if you decide to go back to the old life, you won't be comfortable in it because you know that perfect love and satisfaction come from Jesus alone. And there were more things in that dream Jesus gave me but this song always has reminded me of how strong and beautiful His love was that night. And in the dream when i felt His love i felt a strong sense of camaraderie with Him like 2 in the same war. No one and nothing like Jesus.
"A siren screams, shots ring out, a stranger cries . . ." The boys in the band don't look too unhappy with all that. But man, that's where I grew up! Manhattan. (*sigh*) Your parents told you to just ignore all that stuff: "If it's not happening to you you don't need to worry about it." I mean wtf, but you had to do it. And the omniscientific "Don't ever talk to strangers. And try not to look at them." They wouldn't explain, past that some strangers could do "bad things", and you never knew who that would be. Oh well, I love life fiercely. And I love the Wallflowers. Really smartntight. I'd love to hear somebody like Bob Dylan bein backed by these guys, it'd be awesome.
I will never not listen to this song when it comes on. There's no mistaking what song is on when you hear the slide guitar at the beginning. ❤
Same. I don't listen to today's music tho.
Those were some tough years...but the music was amazing.
that slide guitar tho ❤️
@@ambermcewing Right!?
Mike Campbell from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers played the slide guitar part. It’s awesome.
Great song, the only I love by the Wallflowers. I love little things that often go unnoticed...here it's Adam Duritz of The Counting Crows doing backing vocals.
+annie35 Counting Crows and Wallflowers amazing bands
he's ruggedly handsome
+RaMahOhhlala E-Any yeah, beautiful eyes!
Such a timeless classic that puts me right back in that time. Nostalgia overload.
Same!! 🥰
"The same black line that was drawn on you, was drawn on me, and now it's drawing me in.". What a line!?
I wish so much that I could have lived through the 90's and not have grown up through an era where cell phones and technology were taking over the world. All I want is to experience a life I can live through my own eyes
Maddie Ham It truly was a great time...I graduated in 93 (old, I know) but to me it seems that it was one of the last decades that you could look back and identify with their music...the 20s (swing, etc), the 50s (birth of rock and roll), 60s (beginning of hippies and protest tunes), 70s (more Nam protest tunes, the rock, disco, and punk), 80s (well, we all know what the 80s did! Lol!), 90s (what we are addressing here, but also had grunge among other notable styles)...maybe the early 2000s with nu-metal? I dunno about that, but it seems we have moved past styles of music defining memories of certain decades for us. Sad.
It was a amazing time. Stranger Things brings me back to the 80s when we would do the samething as those kids. It's a complete flash back. Early 90s was a fantastic time in the music world
You did miss a great era, Maddie! I so wish we could go back to the days before technology! We knew how to have a good time in the great outdoors!!
I’m only 9 and I wish I were born in 1985 like Sophia Serval in the CSOM thingy. She was 12 in that movie
It truly was the best times. When I show my 11 year old daughter things from my childhood and talk about things from that time, she says the exact same thing as you. I wish she could have the same childhood experience my husband and I had.
Can’t believe it’s been almost 24yrs since this beautiful track came out!! Nostalgia is hitting me HARD right now! 💙✌🏻
Year my mother passed. Realized life was never going to be the same and was relieved I didn't have to keep up the facade but in truth I could express my true feeling so I adopted new ones that were not shameful to the masses. Even then I cared only for myself
Nice. !!!
It is so world weary this song. This band blows me away. Their version of Heroes by David Bowie on the Godzilla soundtrack is also awesome. Also one headlight. Great songs indeed.
I remember I was at work one time and this song came on. I said to the young kid I was working with, "This is Bob Dylans son." He looked at me blankly...."Who is Bob Dylan?"
I would've slapped the little kid silly, then burned up his entire hip-hop CD collection to the ground!
love this!
I would of said. Well son, Bob Dylan is the most famous rock star in the world
I'm thinking you educated that child!
That's so sad. You miss out on so much without music.
Great song. The slide guitar sounds a lot like George Harrison style with the Beatles and his solo work. A mix of Bob Dylan and the Beatles can never fail. Love the song.
Douglas Green Great comment bro...I agree with you completely ~ forever rock on...
That was played by Mike Campbell
+ErnieMars Is that right? That's cool to know, thanks for mentioning it.
+Douglas Green Yes, The guitar solo is clearly inspired by George's sweet All Things Must Pass era sound. A guitar solo you can sing...that was George.
The mighty Mike Campbell of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers on Guitar on this album. Maybe not all tracks but quite a few.
This song reminds me of so long ago; while in the military sitting in a dark bar overseas drinking whiskey, smoking and deeply thinking of life and where does it go from there and will I live to see it.
27 years later and still wondering where are we going in life to be young again and do over
Amazing group. His voice. The guitar work. Unbelievable. They sound like they are old veterans who have been around for ever. So much talent. Too cool for school. What do you think ?
Definitely old souls.
Corona virus 2020- we're all in this together!
The same black line... So much more we are reminded to be grateful for. Stay healthy everyone ❤
Amen. Stay well..stay home. Stay United
Yes.
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i wonder when I am gonna sit down again with my friends in a cafe like in this video? :(
@@ALEXISGNFR it won't be long..until then, there's facetime. Stay safe!
I used to know a girl named Amy. I loved her but never had the courage to tell her. I always thought I would have my heart broken. I wish I could go back in time and do things differently. She loved this song. I will always remember going to see these guys in concert with Counting crows . We let a car cut in front of us on the way to the concert and in return they gave us a couple of sodas as a way to thank us. I will always remember that sweet moment. Love you Amy F.
These types of stories make watching these videos more interesting and nostalgic.
Everything in my life stops and goes back to 1997 when this song begins. I was 7 years old when this song was released and I’m not ashamed to say this song gives me the same childhood hope and idealism as a 30- something adult. It’s funny how certain songs can evoke such emotions.
Couldn’t agree more! I was 11 when this song was released. I heard it at a BBQ at my brother’s house a few weeks ago and I hasn’t heard it in very long time! It’s safe to say I played this gem on repeat when I got home later that night! 😆
Lyrics
Sirens ring, the shots ring out
A stranger cries, screams out loud
I had my world strapped against my back
I held my hands, never knew how to act
And the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in
6th Avenue heartache
And below me was a homeless man
I'm singin' songs, I knew complete
On the steps alone, his guitar in hand
It's 50 years, he stood where he stands
And the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in
6th Avenue heartache
And the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in
6th Avenue heartache (heartache)
Now walkin' home on those streets
The river winds move my feet
Subway steam, like silhouettes in dreams
They stood by me (they stood by me)
(They stood by me, oh) just like moonbeams
And the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in (yeah)
6th Avenue heartache (6th Avenue heartache) heartache
And the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in (yeah)
6th Avenue (6th, 6th Avenue heartache) heartache
Look out the window, down upon that street
And gone like a midnight was that man
But I see his six strings laid against that wall
And all his things, they all look so small
I got my fingers crossed on a shooting star
Just like me, just moved on
And the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in
6th Avenue heartache (heartache), heartache
And the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in
6th Avenue heartache (6th Avenue heartache), heartache
And now it's drawn me in
Oh, and the same black line
That was drawn on you
Was drawn on me
And now it's drawn me in
6th Avenue (6th, 6th Avenue heartache) heartache, heartache
Should be pinned!
@@betterlatethannever4536 out of my control. good idea though.
I miss these days..when music was still great!! :-( Long live meaningful tunes! :-)
I remember taking this CD from by brother and listening to it as a little girl who was only 10 or 11. And now that I am 27 these songs really hit home. Music is beautiful the way it can take you somewhere that nothing else can. Now if only I can get time to stop for a few minutes.
I like the way you write
yanira zaco, you worded that perfectly. /cheers
Real music, poetry set to a rhythm transcends time and space, it is waves of sound that touches are very souls and stirs up emotions as though it only happened moments ago, it is limitless and has no boundaries and does not see race, it is a higher consciousness that takes us to the minds eye and brings us back again, enjoy these most beautiful sounds!
agreed!! great memories!
It's not just the music,its the memories that you formed based off the songs timeline. You can probably remember the smell,the weather and how you felt
I feel like I'm lost in the city, just looking for my old friend......"96?! Where are you 96?! I love. I miss you. I need you back bro! I need you back!" 😢
Is the passage of time a part of life's destiny? While embracing the feelings that expand in your heart.