I'm sixty-five and feeling that age at the very least. Some lives are fun and very energetic, some are only traumatizing and tiring. Sheryl Crow and her music makes me recall happy times when I grew up in a Los Angeles suburb called "Eagle Rock" where I was almost daily abused in some form or fashion. He happiness makes me forget all that and then I can smile. I didn't do anything, THEY did. Sheryl and her music help me to step out into the bright, warm light again. That's worth more that the price of a record, I'll tell ya! Records... yes, I'm of that vintage.
I've literally never heard anyone say that. You must have been a little kid. The 90s were from the B-52s to Ice Cube to Nirvana to Sheryl Crow... Many!! Today's music just doesn't seem as diverse. Maybe I'm just old.
29 years as a prison guard. Retired and this song has helped me get through the crap I've been through. Thank you. I had to edit this for those who know what I'm talking about. For several years after retiring, I had this feeling that something bad would happen at anytime. There were no more alarms or some one yelling "get down" on the yard for me to respond to. For years I had to deal with some sort of fight, stabbing or assault. no more than a week would go by that I didn't have that in my job. I had a feeling that at any moment something would happen that I would have to react too. When i retired, all of those incidents went away. I've dealt with it over the years but it never goes away. That is why this song means so much to me. Every day is a winding road. And i do get better every day.
I can't possibly imagine the weight that you carry.. So much happens in this world that others have no clue about or can help. Music does help and Thanks for being you, take care!
As a trucker. I can say. I used to hate this song. It would play on this station my trainer had on literally every three hours. But it’s grown on me over the years. Gives me a youthful nostalgia
that's pretty funny and God bless you because it is a good song and I think I have a lot of good songs that I liked from her especially if you haven't heard it before try listening to my favorite mistake
@@glennjgroves Actually not co-written with any Crowded House member, but rather inspired by one of them: Paul Hester, the drummer. Sheryl Crow opened for them on tour when promoting her first album and got to know them, then Neil Finn ended up singing backing vocals on this song.
@@glennjgroves no worries, I never even knew there was any connection until very recently, and Crowded House is one of my favorite bands from back then.
We knew the difference between man and woman, lol. What a nightmare! Generation Alpha are going to be monsters. We cannot expect children whom were taught that boy can become girl to become rational, reasonable, sane adults. Way too much trauma.
Sheryl Crow is straight fire on this track! Because Sheryl Crow tuned into the short on my channel about how these trappers are making it big, now Sheryl Crow is getting the deserving recognition.
I was 13! I used to At night throughout while of school, I’d steal my dads radio, Listen to magic fm and hear that song on the lowest volume. We had no headphones and this was my comfort. Every single night
@@paulahulick3661 Thanks. I am a singer-songwriter, former teacher myself, so I can relate well to Sheryl. Check out my music on RUclips. You may just like it. Thanks and take care, Paula.
"I'm just wond'rin why I feel so all alone. Why I'm a stranger in my own life." Sheryl, it's a Thursday morning near the end of 2020. I didn't need to be hit with the truth like this.
but ‘he’s got a daughter he calls Easter’ At the top of the lyric she references intellectualism, philosophy. Plato. Halfway down she references Easter, the cross. the lyric, like a lot of thinking pop lyrics are a faded sign- but, This is Plato’s cave. The thought of George P Grant and Simone Weil. Intellectuals, philosophers who see Christ’s cross (daughter called Easter) as the fulfilment of Plato’s thought - the cave metaphor. The sign is a bit faded.. some days when the light is just right... ✌️
As a new Muslim immigrant in Canada, not many friends, I was so helped by this song, I use to listen to this song religiously, my absolute favorite, I thought I loved Sheryl crow
This song was playing on Christmas Day 1996 in the UK and it’s in the background playing in a home video I’ve since lost - I was only 2 years old but I remember it so well. This is the closest I can get to that home video and the memories it holds now. I remember playing Scaletrix and building a toy airport with my Grandad that Christmas - I won’t ever forget the times we shared. Big love to everybody who sees this ❤️
There’s no prettier lady than Sheryl Crow! No one embodies the definition of a woman more than her on the face of this earth! She’s the most beautiful, sweetest, lovely, gorgeous, talented, free spirited woman in the entire world!!!
Lyrics I hitched a ride with a vending machine repair man He says he's been down this road more than twice He was high on intellectualism I've never been there but the brochure looks nice Jump in, let's go Lay back, enjoy the show Everybody gets high, everybody gets low, These are the days when anything goes [Chorus] Everyday is a winding road I get a little bit closer Everyday is a faded sign I get a little bit closer to feeling fine He's got a daughter he calls Easter She was born on a Tuesday night I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone Why I'm a stranger in my own life Jump in, let's go Lay back, enjoy the show Everybody gets high, everybody gets low These are the days when anything goes [Chorus] Everyday is a winding road I get a little bit closer Everyday is a faded sign I get a little bit closer Everyday is a winding road I get a little bit closer Everyday is a faded sign I get a little bit closer to feeling fine I've been swimming in a sea of anarchy I've been living on coffee and nicotine I've been wondering if all the things I've seen Were ever real, were ever really happening [Chorus] Everyday is a winding road I get a little bit closer Everyday is a faded sign I get a little bit closer Everyday is a winding road I get a little bit closer Everyday is a faded sign I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
@@ParanormalHorrorArtist you're welcome. I love singing along and I always scroll the comments looking for the lyrics and when I saw none I felt like it was my duty to correct it, especially with a banger such as this.
This song came out a year after I'd had a nasty and complicated miscarriage and was struggling to face up to the fact that I'd never have kids as a result. This really hit a chord with me as I really did feel "like a stranger in my own life." I moved on from this and adopted a baby girl who will herself be 18 next April, but this song still reminds not to take things for granted. And how lucky I now am.
+Elaine Masters exactly, Elaine, gratitude is how each day is greeted with happiness regardless...nde's, on death's doorstep more than once due to unprovoked, unwarranted circumstances more or less just to see how 'd act to it all. Laid up in hospital for a month working on healing everyone that was brought into my room (bone cancer, west nile, etc.) and also worked on the entire dilapidated county hospital healing it as well! This song, just decided to learn it while watching "Phenomenon" movie for the hundredth + time. Female guitarist/vocalist/songwriter is coming over tomorrow so just changed the strings on my guitar, gotta dust it off, Love, Peace and Joy to you and your young lady! Happy St. Valentine's Day!
Growing up in the 90’s, these type of songs filled us with wonder and made us look forward to the future, seeing how adults acted and what they listened to. Now as adults the world isn’t like that. It’s different. Many of us wanted to be adults in the world we were growing up in. It didn’t happen.
We got robbed of a bright future, it makes me so damned sad of what life could have been. Like maybe a alternate universe exists where... We all made it and are living out best lives... To that I say, hope they are having fun, and I wish them well.
I remember when this song came out, it was summer, probably 1996 and everything was good. Playing outside, going to the corner store to buy candy, and making small talk with the elderly neighbors who would sit outside. Life was simple. How i wish i could go back to that time . . .
RAQUEL GARCIA Oh yes.... Life & TV was great back then..... I would LOVE to jump in Doc Brown's Time machine... & go to the 80's.. Oh wait... I DID! I was in NYC at the 2010 Parkinson's walk w/ my soul-mate! Someone had a copy of the Time Machine! I gave them $50.00 donation for a trip around NYC in the Time Machine. It was soo cool! Love this song~ It just makes you get up and move, smile & dance~ The way life should be....
RAQUEL GARCIA It was summer 1997 since this was released November 1996, but yeah I love your comment! I have similar memories from my childhood in the late '90s and early 2000s :'(
She is such a class act!! I miss this generation of women with a real deep message. Where are my Alanis Tori Jewels Natalies Sheryls and Sarahs of today? Not now. There will never be another era of incredible music like this. These women were such unique pioneers and individuals.
My anxiety has been on 10 today and I could not stop crying. After receiving some good news and words of comfort, this song came to mind . I feel a lot better better listening to these lyrics again 🥰
Same for me today. Woke up depressed with a whole other tune from my early early childhood that used to make me cry and I had to get on here and change the station in my head to prevent me getting into a deeper depression...this is the song I came to from my teenage years.
I swear the lyrics of this song have never been more relevant. "I've been wondering if all the things I've seen were ever...were ever really happening"
Kids today just won’t get how this hits your inner soul. I’m coming up on 29 and listen to hard rock music. This takes me back to simpler times. Going to school, playing in the pool, going to friends birthday parties. WTH happened?
I loved Cheryl's music from the time she was a nobody, until now. Not only gorgeous, but such a great artist, her songs, lyrics, story, hits home with my life, God bless this beautiful woman,and all she has brought too, and has contributed to the music industry!!!! She is one in a million!!!
I love to see Sheryl with that long dress, old styled shoes, her hair taken like an old woman and almost no make up, and yet still looks great and lovely....she is just so real and humble, and tell us that a great singer and artist doesn't have to be a clown of the show and cosmetic industries...making her feel a stranger in her own life...
One critic called it reminiscent of Keith Richards. Why? Because this song is influenced by The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil." The percussion that even starts the song is another clue.
Someone said, this is a great song that helps with depression for me who surfers from severe depression even with the medications it really, helps me a lot just-something so true to me!
This song got me feeling nostalgic over the outdoorsy, summer days of the 90s I never even had as a child. (I was too shy to go outside and play with other kids and preferred to stay at home and watch tv) Now that kids are being raised on brain rotting ipads, I wish I hadn't taken those days for granted. I was given the childhood golden era and I wasted it. Such a shame.
I played this video to my mother who was in the early stages of cancer. I'll always regret not being there on her final day. Never regret playing this song for her and trying to explain how important this song was to US.
Sheryl's work was a part of my week for YEARS. I especially loved her version of Cash's "Redemption Day". Excellent. And naturally, so too was "You're My Favorite Mistake". :) I think we all have one of those. If not two or three.
Underrated album from the 90s. Its quite edgy and the hip hop influence was well done. Very solid songs and nice guitar playing all over it. She was never this cool again, for for about a year she had it
This song refreshes me. It brings me back to reality to not take life so seriously, enjoy the moment and trust that fate will lead me to exactly where I am meant to be. Just let life flow and enjoy the ride and all it's curves.
You can’t believe how much I miss the 90s I have never heard this song before I listened to it in the of the film Erin brockvich it gave me a strong feeling of sadness and longing
I was just a young kid in the 90s, not even in my teens. Im 25 now. I think the 90's were the last *somewhat* peaceful time.A lot of issues were already surfaced and people were fighting, but in general I think humanity was more kind towards eachother. As a young adult I feel lost in the current time we live in. Peace, Love and Unity to everyone on this page.
Well, it probably did feel that way in the West due to the end of the Cold War... but then you also had the Yugoslav Wars, the Rwandan Genocide, the Gulf War, wars in Africa, the bombing of the WTC and other terrorism etc. etc. Maybe it was mostly relative optimism after the threat of nuclear war seemed over in spite of the other conflicts?
90's really were the last decade of great music. It has been spiraling down the toilet ever since. The fade out at the end of this song makes you feel like your losing something and you have no choice but to let it go and say goodbye. Sheryl was and still is one of the hottest women on the planet!
Cheryl Crow, I love you, I was asked years ago who I'd want to be stranded on a deserted island with, I said Cheryl Crow and a guitar, no matter the outcome, the music would be sensational. This song is the song we need right now, as we all wind our way through the pandemic, we get a little bit closer..
Thinking back to when I was a 90's kid, happy and carefree, listening to Sheryl Crow's album my parent's computer. She will probably never read this but Sheryl brought a lot of happiness and fun to people's lives... and still does. We love you forever, girl!!
Damn, the end of the nineties were peak peak folk music. Everything went to sh@t after that. At the time, it felt it was going to last forever and we didn't pay attention.
33 year old male. Sentimental vibes never die. One of the best songs ever. Cigarettes and caffeine are universal and yes bad. Don't tell my body that. Lol.
I love this song 🎵 ❤️, and Sheryl Crow, this song is very relatable. Cause,everyday is a winding road. I'm glad that everyday brings something new and exciting. I love this type of music 🎶 🎵
2024 anyone? This is a classic
Sheryl just turned 60. She is
So underrated . Her songs
Always sound fresh. I think
She is getting more beautiful
As time goes on. Big fan.
She's definitely one of the best
She doesn't LOOK it...
She'll always be Hot and Seductive...
RIGHT?
Seriously... and her Music is Timeless and AWESOME!
I turned 57 and 3/4 with the new year and Sheryl is simply lovely and adorable. Everydaaayyyyyy is a winding roaaaadddd! sigh* You Cuty Pie!
Bill, agreed. I always thought she should have been 'bigger'. Got this one stuck in my head the other day and I just HAD to look it up and hear it. ☮
I'm sixty-five and feeling that age at the very least. Some lives are fun and very energetic, some are only traumatizing and tiring. Sheryl Crow and her music makes me recall happy times when I grew up in a Los Angeles suburb called "Eagle Rock" where I was almost daily abused in some form or fashion. He happiness makes me forget all that and then I can smile. I didn't do anything, THEY did. Sheryl and her music help me to step out into the bright, warm light again. That's worth more that the price of a record, I'll tell ya! Records... yes, I'm of that vintage.
Back in the 1990s, I didn’t think the 90’s had a “sound”. Looking back, it definitely did.
Yup the world was normal
romplers... only so many original samples were available in a Roland JV 1080
Makes me feel nostalgic. I was a teenager back then.
I've literally never heard anyone say that. You must have been a little kid. The 90s were from the B-52s to Ice Cube to Nirvana to Sheryl Crow... Many!! Today's music just doesn't seem as diverse. Maybe I'm just old.
Ksi Roby - nuh uh.
29 years as a prison guard. Retired and this song has helped me get through the crap I've been through. Thank you.
I had to edit this for those who know what I'm talking about.
For several years after retiring, I had this feeling that something bad would happen at anytime.
There were no more alarms or some one yelling "get down" on the yard for me to respond to. For years I had to deal with some sort of fight, stabbing or assault. no more than a week would go by that I didn't have that in my job. I had a feeling that at any moment something would happen that I would have to react too.
When i retired, all of those incidents went away. I've dealt with it over the years but it never goes away. That is why this song means so much to me. Every day is a winding road. And i do get better every day.
I can't possibly imagine the weight that you carry.. So much happens in this world that others have no clue about or can help. Music does help and Thanks for being you, take care!
You made it! 17 to go for me lol
Sx Chuck God bless u sir
I'm at 27 brother. Hope you enjoy your retirement. You've earned it!
Dude. I can’t imagine the crap you’ve been through. I’m glad you found a way through it
it's 2024. Who's listening to this song? I certainly am.
me too im kaylee im listening as well i love this song
Me!❤
sureshlimbu I've never stopped👌👌👌👌👌
I am.
Just played it for my teenage kids on a road trip
As a trucker. I can say. I used to hate this song. It would play on this station my trainer had on literally every three hours. But it’s grown on me over the years. Gives me a youthful nostalgia
that's pretty funny and God bless you because it is a good song and I think I have a lot of good songs that I liked from her especially if you haven't heard it before try listening to my favorite mistake
She’s a goddess
I know how you feel. I worked retail and it played constantly. Somehow, I miss it now.
@@blacksheepmiracle1433 exact same feeling I have lol
Great song but was overplayed at the time.
Now I can’t get enough of it !
Let's take a time and talk about how good the percussion of this song is
I think of it as the Crowded House influence, this song was co-written with one of the Crowded House members. (I utterly agree.)
@@glennjgroves Actually not co-written with any Crowded House member, but rather inspired by one of them: Paul Hester, the drummer. Sheryl Crow opened for them on tour when promoting her first album and got to know them, then Neil Finn ended up singing backing vocals on this song.
@@oboogie2 ah - thank you; my memory was a bit wrong on the connection.
@@glennjgroves no worries, I never even knew there was any connection until very recently, and Crowded House is one of my favorite bands from back then.
Congas are badass on this!!
they don't make songs like this anymore
One of the coolest guitar riffs of the decade.
oh the 90's was a great time
Thats because PRINCE is dead
We had the best music.
The drum beat too
We knew the difference between man and woman, lol. What a nightmare! Generation Alpha are going to be monsters. We cannot expect children whom were taught that boy can become girl to become rational, reasonable, sane adults. Way too much trauma.
The mid 90’s were peak happiness. Nothing is better.
U should've lived in the 80's
@@grantblakely906 I did from ages 0-4
Oasis, matchbox 20, Sheryl crow, Alanis Morisette, Spin Doctors,
It will go down as the peak of civilization. What the world is now sure ain't it, and AI is about to obliterate what's left.
❤P@@grantblakely906
Sheryl Crow is straight fire on this track! Because Sheryl Crow tuned into the short on my channel about how these trappers are making it big, now Sheryl Crow is getting the deserving recognition.
Such a great song.
The sickness of today's music has made me appreciate the older stuff even more
And admit it, you recalled this music from the food lion radio while shopping
Amen.
U got it right.
Im 40 definitely nostalgic for Sheryl
This song makes me feel like everything is going to be ok
Great song please check out Sheryl Crow - Sheryl Crow Album Review on my channel
You made this comment before Biden was elected. How are you feeling now?
@@skiptowne8299 I'm feeling pretty good. I have hope but I'm realistic. I still enjoy the song
@@skiptowne8299 funny 😐
@@skiptowne8299 much more hopeful i would imagine
14 years old, March 1998 on a class trip to Atlanta from Memphis. Stone Mountain, GA. This song was blasting outside...I fell in love with it!!!
I was 9 in 1998 in 4th grade in Los Angeles California but I still remember this being blasted on the radio.
That's awesome
I was 13! I used to At night throughout while of school, I’d steal my dads radio, Listen to magic fm and hear that song on the lowest volume. We had no headphones and this was my comfort. Every single night
music is universal language
I've met multiple indian men that know this song and love it. makes me smile big.
I was 12 in '98. Couldn't have been a better time to grow up dude 💯
I have a lot of respect for Sheryl and what she has accomplished over the years.
Just asking but can you see this comment?😊
I have a lot of respect for her, too.... Good comment!!
@@paulahulick3661 Thanks. I am a singer-songwriter, former teacher myself, so I can relate well to Sheryl. Check out my music on RUclips. You may just like it. Thanks and take care, Paula.
"I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone? Why am I a stranger in my own life" that hits me hard.
"I'm just wond'rin why I feel so all alone. Why I'm a stranger in my own life."
Sheryl, it's a Thursday morning near the end of 2020. I didn't need to be hit with the truth like this.
I can never choose the time I'll receive some kind of awakening. I hope you can become your best friend my friend.
.. and every song becomes your favorite tune .
Brian Semple - of paint fame ?
@@briansemple1334 dude. I felt this. 😩
but ‘he’s got a daughter he calls Easter’
At the top of the lyric she references intellectualism, philosophy. Plato. Halfway down she references Easter, the cross.
the lyric, like a lot of thinking pop lyrics are a faded sign- but,
This is Plato’s cave. The thought of George P Grant and Simone Weil. Intellectuals, philosophers who see Christ’s cross (daughter called Easter) as the fulfilment of Plato’s thought - the cave metaphor.
The sign is a bit faded.. some days when the light is just right... ✌️
Sheryl’s music is so underrated. She is #1.
I don't think she's underrated, just limited.
She was nominated for a Grammy for this song.
She puts her adventurous limitless spirit into her music....
Really? Look at her record sales! Probably 1aThee sweetest Ever natural beauties and original musicians along with XLNT bands!
*Impossible take look at 90's without Sheryl.. LOVE*
Sheryl could have been a star in the 1970's and every subsequent decade. Good music, good looks, and a good attitude, never go out of style!
Age God wisdom 🙏 🙌
Good lyrics, too
As a new Muslim immigrant in Canada, not many friends, I was so helped by this song, I use to listen to this song religiously, my absolute favorite, I thought I loved Sheryl crow
African american from the ghetto here and I adore this song on some G shit!💯💯💯💯
Good music is good music, background shouldn't matter. Rock on!
My man.
This song was playing on Christmas Day 1996 in the UK and it’s in the background playing in a home video I’ve since lost - I was only 2 years old but I remember it so well. This is the closest I can get to that home video and the memories it holds now. I remember playing Scaletrix and building a toy airport with my Grandad that Christmas - I won’t ever forget the times we shared.
Big love to everybody who sees this ❤️
Sheryl crow is so pretty when she's singing
There’s no prettier lady than Sheryl Crow! No one embodies the definition of a woman more than her on the face of this earth! She’s the most beautiful, sweetest, lovely, gorgeous, talented, free spirited woman in the entire world!!!
Lyrics
I hitched a ride with a vending machine repair man
He says he's been down this road more than twice
He was high on intellectualism
I've never been there but the brochure looks nice
Jump in, let's go
Lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low,
These are the days when anything goes
[Chorus]
Everyday is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
He's got a daughter he calls Easter
She was born on a Tuesday night
I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone
Why I'm a stranger in my own life
Jump in, let's go
Lay back, enjoy the show
Everybody gets high, everybody gets low
These are the days when anything goes
[Chorus]
Everyday is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
I've been swimming in a sea of anarchy
I've been living on coffee and nicotine
I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
Were ever real, were ever really happening
[Chorus]
Everyday is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a winding road
I get a little bit closer
Everyday is a faded sign
I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
Thanks for posting lyrics!!
@@ParanormalHorrorArtist you're welcome. I love singing along and I always scroll the comments looking for the lyrics and when I saw none I felt like it was my duty to correct it, especially with a banger such as this.
This song came out a year after I'd had a nasty and complicated miscarriage and was struggling to face up to the fact that I'd never have kids as a result. This really hit a chord with me as I really did feel "like a stranger in my own life." I moved on from this and adopted a baby girl who will herself be 18 next April, but this song still reminds not to take things for granted. And how lucky I now am.
i was 8 playing with toy guns and power rangers lol
+Elaine Masters What a nice story….
+Elaine Masters exactly, Elaine, gratitude is how each day is greeted with happiness regardless...nde's, on death's doorstep more than once due to unprovoked, unwarranted circumstances more or less just to see how 'd act to it all. Laid up in hospital for a month working on healing everyone that was brought into my room (bone cancer, west nile, etc.) and also worked on the entire dilapidated county hospital healing it as well! This song, just decided to learn it while watching "Phenomenon" movie for the hundredth + time. Female guitarist/vocalist/songwriter is coming over tomorrow so just changed the strings on my guitar, gotta dust it off, Love, Peace and Joy to you and your young lady! Happy St. Valentine's Day!
+Elaine Masters God bless you and your daughter Elaine.
What a lovely story thankyou for sharing
Growing up in the 90’s, these type of songs filled us with wonder and made us look forward to the future, seeing how adults acted and what they listened to. Now as adults the world isn’t like that. It’s different. Many of us wanted to be adults in the world we were growing up in. It didn’t happen.
Wow. I felt this comment. So true
Absolutely true
Especially the splintering 9/11 caused that day to now. The child-like innocence and wonder was destroyed that day when 'reality' struck a chord.
We got robbed of a bright future, it makes me so damned sad of what life could have been. Like maybe a alternate universe exists where... We all made it and are living out best lives... To that I say, hope they are having fun, and I wish them well.
This song is perfect for someone trying to overcome depression
Nicely said :-) I remember this song from the movie Phenomenon.
Paul hester was as the inspiration for the song, he was the drummer of crowded house, he had depression and hung himself.
Definitely! I have this in my "happy dancey pop" playlist for when I need that boost.
hope your right … I believe I might try it !
Fair comment that
I remember when this song came out, it was summer, probably 1996 and everything was good. Playing outside, going to the corner store to buy candy, and making small talk with the elderly neighbors who would sit outside. Life was simple. How i wish i could go back to that time . . .
RAQUEL GARCIA I miss the '90s too ;(
One of the best summers in my life, if not the best *sigh*
RAQUEL GARCIA Oh yes.... Life & TV was great back then..... I would LOVE to jump in Doc Brown's Time machine... & go to the 80's.. Oh wait... I DID! I was in NYC at the 2010 Parkinson's walk w/ my soul-mate! Someone had a copy of the Time Machine! I gave them $50.00 donation for a trip around NYC in the Time Machine. It was soo cool! Love this song~ It just makes you get up and move, smile & dance~ The way life should be....
RAQUEL GARCIA Maybe it's your memory that had just removed all the bad things and now you remember only good things :).
RAQUEL GARCIA It was summer 1997 since this was released November 1996, but yeah I love your comment! I have similar memories from my childhood in the late '90s and early 2000s :'(
My favorite Sheryl Crow song. Perfect.
who's still thinks this song is still awesome 20 years later?
You know it!!
Always love hearing my girl Sheryl Crow!! She still rocks these songs in concert!
M e
hell , who doesnt??
did anyone else notice the baby at 2:48 that lifts the sewer grate with its head.
Take me back to the 90's plz,because so I can escape the present and the future and we know what's going there!!!!plz take me...
She is such a class act!! I miss this generation of women with a real deep message. Where are my Alanis Tori Jewels Natalies Sheryls and Sarahs of today? Not now. There will never be another era of incredible music like this. These women were such unique pioneers and individuals.
Neil Finn on backing vocals.... I can't think of anyone he can't harmonise with, he's amazing.
This song has such a strong 90's vibe, it makes me nostalgic even though I never heard it back in the day..
My anxiety has been on 10 today and I could not stop crying. After receiving some good news and words of comfort, this song came to mind . I feel a lot better better listening to these lyrics again 🥰
same here, this just happened, life pushed this song back into the jukebox.
Same for me today. Woke up depressed with a whole other tune from my early early childhood that used to make me cry and I had to get on here and change the station in my head to prevent me getting into a deeper depression...this is the song I came to from my teenage years.
I swear the lyrics of this song have never been more relevant.
"I've been wondering if all the things I've seen were ever...were ever really happening"
And again today
Aw! Erin Brockovich was an awesome movie... perfect ending song.
Kids today just won’t get how this hits your inner soul. I’m coming up on 29 and listen to hard rock music. This takes me back to simpler times. Going to school, playing in the pool, going to friends birthday parties. WTH happened?
I just love this song. It makes me feel calm and think positively.
This song is perfect for someone trying to overcome depression
90's were so great that we didn't notice when they left and now we're missing them so much!!!
that's for damn sure
Quite the contrary...I definitely realized when the 90's were over.
Best days ever
I'm here after seeing a thing on Janice Joplin. I've always thought that Cheryl is my generations' Janice.
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2020, headphones on, Sounds epic!
Right with yh 🌸💃🏾
This and the Subaru commercials bring back too many memories of comfort. Pure fucking comfort.
sheryl crow is a brilliant poet with a very philosophical take on life great artiste
Well put. I agree she is not just a poet, songwriter and artist but she is also very human
@@Johnthedreamer1968 Great song please check out Sheryl Crow - Sheryl Crow Album Review on my channel
I loved Cheryl's music from the time she was a nobody, until now. Not only gorgeous, but such a great artist, her songs, lyrics, story, hits home with my life, God bless this beautiful woman,and all she has brought too, and has contributed to the music industry!!!! She is one in a million!!!
Its a prince song
When I heard the line, I'm a stranger in my own life, that hit me soo hard. Left a cult over 30 years ago, and still struggling thru life....
I have a similar story. I hope you're doing better now.
I love to see Sheryl with that long dress, old styled shoes, her hair taken like an old woman and almost no make up, and yet still looks great and lovely....she is just so real and humble, and tell us that a great singer and artist doesn't have to be a clown of the show and cosmetic industries...making her feel a stranger in her own life...
It's a song that makes you feel happy and inspires you to get off your backside and do things .
I love the part where Sheryls rocking out to a non existing guitar 🎸 ❤
One of the coolest guitar riffs of the decade.
***** That too!
One critic called it reminiscent of Keith Richards. Why? Because this song is influenced by The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil." The percussion that even starts the song is another clue.
ClassicTVMan1981X i. Love that song too
Roy Lay do you like that song. Too
***** h me too babe
Someone said, this is a great song that helps with depression for me who surfers from severe depression even with the medications it really, helps me a lot just-something so true to me!
I hope it s getting better!!!
When I feel great (happy), this song puts me on a natural high. It enhances my nice mood.
I love this song so much, she describes the journey of life really well, and how she kept on truckin'
This song got me feeling nostalgic over the outdoorsy, summer days of the 90s I never even had as a child. (I was too shy to go outside and play with other kids and preferred to stay at home and watch tv) Now that kids are being raised on brain rotting ipads, I wish I hadn't taken those days for granted. I was given the childhood golden era and I wasted it. Such a shame.
I played this video to my mother who was in the early stages of cancer. I'll always regret not being there on her final day. Never regret playing this song for her and trying to explain how important this song was to US.
Who plays guitar on this song-it’s amazing!
Peter Stroud and Audley Freed
She is so talented. I've loved her music for so many years. Great song!
Sheryl's work was a part of my week for YEARS. I especially loved her version of Cash's "Redemption Day". Excellent. And naturally, so too was "You're My Favorite Mistake". :) I think we all have one of those. If not two or three.
Enjoying a beer on Friday night listening to this song. Life is so good.
This song reminds me that everything is going to be ok
This is such a great and emotional song in a good way. It makes me cry happily like that.
Cheryl crow has a beautiful clear voice really like this song!!!
Not sure why, but this song just randomly popped in my head.
Underrated album from the 90s. Its quite edgy and the hip hop influence was well done. Very solid songs and nice guitar playing all over it. She was never this cool again, for for about a year she had it
This is her best song, hands down. Very philosophical without being obvious about it.
This song refreshes me. It brings me back to reality to not take life so seriously, enjoy the moment and trust that fate will lead me to exactly where I am meant to be. Just let life flow and enjoy the ride and all it's curves.
My gosh how I missed that song, it had disappeared in my mind, and now I feel fresh and young again 🥰
Sheryl was a genre all her own in the 90’s!!
Phenonmenon. This song has pure Northern California written all over it.
Sheryl is from Missouri... how do you get NorCal from this song?
We're all in it together.Let's tone down the nonsense like warding off the hate that some want to instill.
You can’t believe how much I miss the 90s
I have never heard this song before I listened to it in the of the film Erin brockvich it gave me a strong feeling of sadness and longing
The ECHOING vocals in this song is EVERYTHING!💯
yes
😍😍😍😍
I totally dig Sheryl Crow. YOU GO GIRL!!!!!
This jam is tight and the tempo is ridiculous..very unique. I don't think if ever experienced a rhythm like this..one word comes to mind..spectacular
I was just a young kid in the 90s, not even in my teens. Im 25 now. I think the 90's were the last *somewhat* peaceful time.A lot of issues were already surfaced and people were fighting, but in general I think humanity was more kind towards eachother. As a young adult I feel lost in the current time we live in. Peace, Love and Unity to everyone on this page.
Nate Hodges Fair point. However, more and more youth are on the same page of peace & prosperity than ever before.
Peace, Love, Wisdom & Unity to you +Nate Hodges.
Peace love and Unity indeed!
Like hell they are.... What a stupid statement.
Well, it probably did feel that way in the West due to the end of the Cold War... but then you also had the Yugoslav Wars, the Rwandan Genocide, the Gulf War, wars in Africa, the bombing of the WTC and other terrorism etc. etc.
Maybe it was mostly relative optimism after the threat of nuclear war seemed over in spite of the other conflicts?
90's really were the last decade of great music. It has been spiraling down the toilet ever since. The fade out at the end of this song makes you feel like your losing something and you have no choice but to let it go and say goodbye.
Sheryl was and still is one of the hottest women on the planet!
This song will always be the one that helped me get through depression as a kid when I was too young to even understand it. 👍
Glad to hear brudda. Pass it on!
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Keep on rockin
you gotta love the 70s, 80s and the 90s music. its timeless
Cheryl Crow, I love you, I was asked years ago who I'd want to be stranded on a deserted island with, I said Cheryl Crow and a guitar, no matter the outcome, the music would be sensational. This song is the song we need right now, as we all wind our way through the pandemic, we get a little bit closer..
Saw her and her band a few years back. One of the best concert experiences I've ever had! And, at 72, I've been to a few!
Thinking back to when I was a 90's kid, happy and carefree, listening to Sheryl Crow's album my parent's computer. She will probably never read this but Sheryl brought a lot of happiness and fun to people's lives... and still does. We love you forever, girl!!
Incomparable! Is this your favourite song?
Damn, the end of the nineties were peak peak folk music. Everything went to sh@t after that. At the time, it felt it was going to last forever and we didn't pay attention.
I just love this song. It makes me feel calm and think positively.
Hearing this song on Saturday morning fresh air in the 90's... oh the memories.
"Sooo Good!!"🙏🏼🎵🌟🎤🎧
I remember buying this album on tape as a 12 year old and this particular song was my fave :)
This song is perfect for someone trying to overcome depression
My "I feel good" song!
🤪 gee golly it's that easy!?
"I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone
Why I'm a stranger in my own life"
Rock has the ability to bring out the best from most. The winding road comes to a point.
"I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone. Why I'm a stranger in my own life."
I love this song too
hi I like thi song too
'get a little closer to feeling fineee' ;-) Sheryl helping me today !
I was just gonna ask you that exact same question! Hell with it, I'll just eat the gun.
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My mom used to play this song all of the time back in the 2000's! It is a shame such a good song only has 11 million views!
My mothers favorite song. I love you Sue ❣️💯💯💯
Coolest woman in rock…still 😎🙏🏻💕
日本では16年ぐらい前に日産S15シルビアのCMに使われていましたよね
この曲を流しながら山道をゆったりドライブすると最高でしょうね
S15シルビアに乗っています(^ ^)
この曲は良いですよね♫
加藤裕也様
S15に乗っていらっしゃるのですね
この曲はとても和む曲ですよね ♫
あのCM、この曲、あの車、
どれも素敵！
My sister's owned pairs of black high heels like Sheryl's wearing in the 90's how many other girls wore those type of high heels in the day?
There's no faulting this video shot in sepia tones. Has a warmth all its own. Oh, and the song is magnificent too. ❤
good God she is beautiful.
Cody Gephart She is a transsexual
Reptile Shapechanger That’s not true.
she is very beautiful and still is
420 Express for a horse
She was a fox then and a fox now.
The 90’s was a great decade with some great music!!!
The era when music is pure art!
Ohnyea
33 year old male. Sentimental vibes never die. One of the best songs ever. Cigarettes and caffeine are universal and yes bad. Don't tell my body that. Lol.
Yes!
I love this song 🎵 ❤️, and Sheryl Crow, this song is very relatable. Cause,everyday is a winding road. I'm glad that everyday brings something new and exciting. I love this type of music 🎶 🎵
I was 4 years old in 96. this song takes me back. still love it.