Every black family is required to have this dvd or video tape in their library, this movie keeps me grounded to reality, and reminds me of my mom passing, it still brings tears to my eyes, we used to watch it together. RIP Mom! Along with "Imitation Of Life". Are hard movies to watch!
Yes, I can resonant with what you said regarding both movies. I loved Coole High, I am from Chicago, but Imitation of Life has to be my all time favorite dramas to Watch and when ever I share it with good close friends it gets them every time. Especially that funeral scene with Ms. Mahalia Jackson singing. That nails it for that movie 🎥🍿😊😅🎉🎉❤😢
I always get chills when Pooter and Preach make eye contact. Everybody was probably wondering where Cochise best friend is at. Preach shows up after everyone leaves and Pooter is the only one who sees Preach going to pay his respects, that was dope.
Yo Ho Ho the sad part is Stone and Robert didn't even intend on killing him it was Damon who delivered the killing blow and I don't think he even intended on killing him
ths movie is over 40 years old I have seen it maybe 100 times and I still can't through this part without crying you felt like you lost your brother when cheise died Preach was hurt that he had to leave Brenda but when pooter saw him and smiled that breaks me every time
I remember seeing this movie for the first time when it came out in the early 70s when I was a kids. This scene had most everyone in the theater with tears in there eyes. Myself included. No song and movie have ever came together better than this song and movie.
Me as well. I cried for the first time for a movie. I was a young teen allowed to go to a movie without a parent with my friends. One of my favorite movies of all time.
Respect, I am 60 Yrs Old, As a child seeing that movie, Jersey Shore, Asbury Park, NJ; and as an Adult...that scene still Tears me up.... So many memories....
I'm not going to lie. I cried watching this scene. How many of us lost a childhood friend or a friend that y'all were thick as thieves?? It's a bitter pill to take.
@@daniellej7914 IKR PREACH TRIED TO TELL THEY DUMBASS ALL THEY HAD TO DO WAS GO ASK MR MASON LIKE HE SAID BUT THEY WOULDNT LISTEN AN ALL DAMON WANTED WAS REVENGE FOR GETTIN HIS ASS BEAT AT DOROTHY PARTY!!
When this came out back in the 70's it was a double feature with the movie "Cornbread, Earl and Me" starring a young Lawrence Fishborn back in St. Louis at the Fox Theater.
Unfortunately the ending was sad and Cochise's death was more of an accident than intentional, but overall this movie reminds me of growing up in Chicago in the late '70's and early '80's. Such a fun time.
@@andremccullum3066 Definitely was accidental.Stone and Robert roughed up Cochise, but Damon threw the final blow that caused the death of the future Grambling basketball star.
I didn't cry I felt awful for him when he was jumped and beaten nearly to death.They murdered him over stupid shit he didn't deserved but for him to get into trouble with the wrong people consequentially you'll have to pay for it.I saw the movie and it was sick on how they was killing him smh he was so young and never deserved to die like that.
"It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" is an R&B song written by Motown husband-and-wife songwriting team Freddie Perren and Christine Yarian for the 1975 film Cooley High. In the film, the song is performed by Motown artist G.C. Cameron, whose rendition peaked at number 38 on the Billboard R&B singles chart
Boyz II Men sang this song in an A Capalla format and brough it back to life as a those who were victims of gang violence to black folks killing each other in the streets or by police force.
I'm 55 Years old and Every Year this Song hits Me deeper and deeper..Especially when U lose Ur MOTHER and 5 Other relatives in a six Month Span...It can be hard to say good bye to yesterday. But not impossible ..It takes time tho..Stay strong My Kings n Queens..🙏🙏
Trust I get it now. My mother passed 3/9/23 in my brother and I arms in the ICU room nothing has every been the same. when pops passed it hurt. But its nothing like the person who carried you inside them.
I was born in 1970 and didn't get familiar with this movie until the early 90's. It quickly became one of my faves. I had always prided myself being this tall easy going brother who was not gonna have anything make me cry. The first umpteen i watched this movie i always had to step out of the room when this scene came on. Not just the characters but the raw simple emotion of G C Cameron's version brings out emotions and just does something to me.
One of the best “Coming Of Age” films ever. Whenever this movie is on I watch it like it’s the 1st time. Glynn Turman with his Oscar caliber performance.
G.C. Cameron sung this song with all the pain and sorrow and longing that comes with saying goodbye. No one did it better. This song is so emotional heartfelt. Can't help but well up with emotion and tears. Beautiful song.
I love this movie cause growing up in Cabrini - Green is everything this movie showed and then some! My mother and father were there during the filming of the movie and a few residents were in it too
This scene is so symbolic because Preach sees his entire family, his lover, his friends & his teacher and his best friend for the last time but he knows he has to leave anyway. This scene is the reason why I can’t deal with goodbyes to this day
Love the song & movie. I always cried when watching it. After my sister in law Ella Mae passed away I couldn't listen to the song or wat the oviedo. Today 2/14/22 I'm listening for the first time since. I love you Ella & this song & movie Always🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I met pooter & the screenwriter Eric Monte at the chicago international film festival with a special screening of "Cooley High" really nice people..the funeral scene still had people crying 36 years later.. greatest black cinema movie ever made..
When I first saw this years ago, I thought the person Pooter saw from the car window was Cochise’s spirit, but it was Peach. That’s how different he looked without glasses. In black entertainment, Cochise’s death ranks up there with James from “Good Times” death and Ricky’s death from “Boyz In The Hood.”
Thank goodness this wasn't the final song in this movie, because once Preach started running, here comes The Four Tops with " I'll Be There" to kind of pick us up a little bit.If it had ended on Hard To Say Goodbye they wouldve had to keep the theater lights off a little bit longer for us to compose ourselves.
Billy Dee Williams speech in Brian's Song (1971), Shelly Winters as Mrs Rosen's death in the Posident Adventure (1972), the ending to The Color Purple (1985), the ending in the movie Rudy (1993), the death of Forest Gump's mom, the death of Mickey in Rocky 3 are the movies that identify with this moment. I cried then when I watched this on my black & white TV in the 70's & I cry now watching this some 40 years later. That's great cinema folks.
I saw this as a kid at the movies when it came out and you could hear sniffles in the darkness of the theater.I was about 10 or 11 and I KNOW I got teary.
Growing up in Philly playing Dead Block in the streets, playing hide and seek, watching the girls play jump rope.... yes i still live in the pass - because it is so hard to say Good-Bye to yesterday.
Love this movie. Checked it out from the local library and kept it 2 weeks late. Grew up watching this as a kid. They don't make movies like they used to.
"COCHISE & PREACH WAS THE BOYS & THEY BOTH MADE COOLEY HIGH MOVIE A HIT,MAN IT WAS SAD COCHISE CASKET GOIN INTO THE GROUND & PRECH HIDIN WATCHIN IN THE BUSHES!!!" "I CRIED WITH MY 2 BROTHERS WATCHIN THIS SCENE FOR THE 1ST TIME AS LITTLE BOYS!!!!" "
I have no sisters only one brother and I lost him a few years ago. Now I'm the only one left and we did everything together. This song hits me really hard. As of right now I can hardly see to write this. Rest in Heaven Bub. Until I see you again. I Love You and Miss You So Much.
Ooh Cochise Why You had to die!! You Had Your Whole Life Ahead Of You. Every time I watch this I wish the ending be different and Preach made it in time to help his friend. It breaks my heart every time.
Hunni Remember at the time of the assault Cochise and Preach weren't talking to each other.Its only when Brenda told Preach that Cochise went off to look out for Preach because he heard Stone and Robert was looking for him, but if Preach had got there on time, it might've been TWO lives lost.It wasn't Preach's time to go.
They played this for my dad. He committed suicide and he was my father and my best friend and till this day this song chokes me up. R.I.P Pop I miss you and love you.
I met the director of the movie Michael Schultz on the set in Hollywood directing a tv sitcom. I was an actor in Hollywood. I personally thanked for being directing the movie "Cooley High"
It’s even more sad that Preach & Cochise was on bad terms right before Cochise died and they didn’t get a chance to speak to each other one last time 💔 I like watching Cooley High but I always turn it off when it gets to the ending , it’s so sad
Wow. You knew that brother in real life? The things you get to witness on these sites. Honestly, that is amazing to see someone who actually knew the real Cochise. I was reading the post by dustyroads60 on this thread and he told the story that Cochise co-wrote Goodtimes. I'm 48 and grew up watching the real Goodtimes and got to learn about the Southside of Chicago. I'm from the Bronx NY. As you can see, we had similarities. This was one of the most touching scenes in movie history.
FYI Goodtimes was NOT portraying the southside. It was Cabrini Green area which was on the north side, just a few blocks down the street from the coveted & expensive Old Town & Lincoln park neighborhoods in Chicago....
I always thought that this was one of the funniest movies eve made. But the irony is that it has one of the saddest endings that you will ever see in any movie.
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Every black family is required to have this dvd or video tape in their library, this movie keeps me grounded to reality, and reminds me of my mom passing, it still brings tears to my eyes, we used to watch it together. RIP Mom! Along with "Imitation Of Life". Are hard movies to watch!
Yes, I can resonant with what you said regarding both movies. I loved Coole High, I am from Chicago, but Imitation of Life has to be my all time favorite dramas to Watch and when ever I share it with good close friends it gets them every time. Especially that funeral scene with Ms. Mahalia Jackson singing. That nails it for that movie 🎥🍿😊😅🎉🎉❤😢
Only black families. Hmm better check yourself
@misters197 they didn't write only though.
@@misters197why do they need to check themselves? They said what they said
Watch entire movie free on RUclips. 😢
This movie is a Classic!! Every black family in America should see this movie!
Every family
@@uberxchuck944people like you that are always trying to include everybody is a problem
I always get chills when Pooter and Preach make eye contact. Everybody was probably wondering where Cochise best friend is at. Preach shows up after everyone leaves and Pooter is the only one who sees Preach going to pay his respects, that was dope.
38 years later and I'm still crying looking at this! One of the greatest movies EVER!!
Oh yes it sad
Me too😢
after watching this movie and seeing these two best friends .....if you can watch this scene without crying you're not human
+patrick peter Welp I ain't human
This isn't actually the entire scene capt. ....little more to it ....entire movie leads up to this sad ending
I've seen it he got jumped and hit is head on that metal pole thing
Yo Ho Ho the sad part is Stone and Robert didn't even intend on killing him it was Damon who delivered the killing blow and I don't think he even intended on killing him
patrick peter i did not cry
No matter how many times I see this movie I cry like a baby at this part. Great movie😭💗❤️🤗👏👏
That's understandable.
Does anyone know who sings this? I know Boyz To Men did a remake of it.
@@parispoet it's forgot who sung this original one but you'll have to look it up online to be honest.
@@parispoet G.C. Cameron
@tamarajohnson2824 the whole death scene made the movie "great". I generally think it would have been a good film but not great if not for the ending.
ths movie is over 40 years old I have seen it maybe 100 times and I still can't through this part without crying you felt like you lost your brother when cheise died Preach was hurt that he had to leave Brenda but when pooter saw him and smiled that breaks me every time
I remember seeing this movie for the first time when it came out in the early 70s when I was a kids. This scene had most everyone in the theater with tears in there eyes. Myself included. No song and movie have ever came together better than this song and movie.
*kid
Me as well. I cried for the first time for a movie. I was a young teen allowed to go to a movie without a parent with my friends. One of my favorite movies of all time.
Respect, I am 60 Yrs Old, As a child seeing that movie, Jersey Shore, Asbury Park, NJ; and as an Adult...that scene still Tears me up.... So many memories....
Supremely touching. One of the greatest soundtracks ever.
Yesss😢
I'm not going to lie.
I cried watching this scene.
How many of us lost a childhood friend or a friend that y'all were thick as thieves??
It's a bitter pill to take.
I don't even have to watch the entire movie, and this part still chokes me up.
@C-LAROCK THE MAYOR even if they had snitched on them. Is it really worth taking a man's life. It show how little value we put on human life.
C-LAROCK THE MAYOR he died because of the stupid of those two fools
@@daniellej7914 IKR PREACH TRIED TO TELL THEY DUMBASS ALL THEY HAD TO DO WAS GO ASK MR MASON LIKE HE SAID BUT THEY WOULDNT LISTEN AN ALL DAMON WANTED WAS REVENGE FOR GETTIN HIS ASS BEAT AT DOROTHY PARTY!!
First movie that made me cry. Especially with that song!😢
When this came out back in the 70's it was a double feature with the movie "Cornbread, Earl and Me" starring a young Lawrence Fishborn back in St. Louis at the Fox Theater.
Mayme Clayton do you remember which aired first both are hard to follow films?
Yes I do remember "Cornbread,Earl ,and Me"
Exactly. My older siblings saw both
i got both of them
Another sad death..." THEY KILLED CORNBREAD!!!" Ironically another future college basketball star accidentally killed/ murdered.
This might be the saddest death scene ever recorded.
Also watch the ending of a 1944 movie The Fighting Sullivans, The family loses all 5 sons when their ship is torpedoed during ww2.
the funeral is more the song, but the death under the blaring sound of the el trains is heart wrenching
Unfortunately the ending was sad and Cochise's death was more of an accident than intentional, but overall this movie reminds me of growing up in Chicago in the late '70's and early '80's. Such a fun time.
@@andremccullum3066 Definitely was accidental.Stone and Robert roughed up Cochise, but Damon threw the final blow that caused the death of the future Grambling basketball star.
Funny u from Baltimore aka the murder capital of the world aka Murdermore, and I think DeAngelo strangulation murder on the wire is the saddest.
Everybody cried when Cochise died!!!
I still cry when I see the movie
I did!! Still do....
Yup, every time.
I didn't cry I felt awful for him when he was jumped and beaten nearly to death.They murdered him over stupid shit he didn't deserved but for him to get into trouble with the wrong people consequentially you'll have to pay for it.I saw the movie and it was sick on how they was killing him smh he was so young and never deserved to die like that.
Yes
"It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" is an R&B song written by Motown husband-and-wife songwriting team Freddie Perren and Christine Yarian for the 1975 film Cooley High. In the film, the song is performed by Motown artist G.C. Cameron, whose rendition peaked at number 38 on the Billboard R&B singles chart
Wow, and I thought I was a fan!
He also Co Wrote Hits for The Jackson Five as part of The Songwriting Team known as The Corporation.
Boyz II Men sang this song in an A Capalla format and brough it back to life as a those who were victims of gang violence to black folks killing each other in the streets or by police force.
This song could be number one forever.
How could this magnificent song not crack the top 10?
I miss my aunt and uncle . Who introduced me to Christ Jesus this song is for u
I love keep your eyes on me . R.i.p see you when I get home .
Much love to the man who gave us this movie.
The great screenwriter Eric Monte. Aka Preach & Raj Thomas.
I'm 55 Years old and Every Year this Song hits Me deeper and deeper..Especially when U lose Ur MOTHER and 5 Other relatives in a six Month Span...It can be hard to say good bye to yesterday. But not impossible ..It takes time tho..Stay strong My Kings n Queens..🙏🙏
Trust I get it now. My mother passed 3/9/23 in my brother and I arms in the ICU room nothing has every been the same. when pops passed it hurt. But its nothing like the person who carried you inside them.
I was born in 1970 and didn't get familiar with this movie until the early 90's. It quickly became one of my faves. I had always prided myself being this tall easy going brother who was not gonna have anything make me cry. The first umpteen i watched this movie i always had to step out of the room when this scene came on. Not just the characters but the raw simple emotion of G C Cameron's version brings out emotions and just does something to me.
One of the best “Coming Of Age” films ever. Whenever this movie is on I watch it like it’s the 1st time. Glynn Turman with his Oscar caliber performance.
G.C. Cameron sung this song with all the pain and sorrow and longing that comes with saying goodbye. No one did it better. This song is so emotional heartfelt. Can't help but well up with emotion and tears. Beautiful song.
True.
mariewilder thank you was wondering who song it...
mariewilder I read that he used to be with that group The Spinners
mariewilder I cry every time I hear it, especially now even more so since the death of my dear friend/ sweetheart on April 30th .. Rip hun 💔❤️😭😭
THat last ditch look from Brenda looking for Preach kills me
I love this movie cause growing up in Cabrini - Green is everything this movie showed and then some! My mother and father were there during the filming of the movie and a few residents were in it too
This scene is so symbolic because Preach sees his entire family, his lover, his friends & his teacher and his best friend for the last time but he knows he has to leave anyway. This scene is the reason why I can’t deal with goodbyes to this day
Love the song & movie. I always cried when watching it. After my sister in law Ella Mae passed away I couldn't listen to the song or wat the oviedo. Today 2/14/22 I'm listening for the first time since. I love you Ella & this song & movie Always🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid, when existing the theater I was amazed with the amount of old guys with tears in their eyes.
I'm always watching this film but never the last part. It's just too painful.
I met pooter & the screenwriter Eric Monte at the chicago international film festival with a special screening of "Cooley High" really nice people..the funeral scene still had people crying 36 years later.. greatest black cinema movie ever made..
46 years ago!
This song is so sad, it must be the saddest death scene. Makes me cry 😭😭.
I’ve never seen this movie before and this scene got me bawling my eyes out
This movie still have me in tears
How this movie NEVER became a HUGE classic is beyond me, and this scene is one of the GREATS
This is a glimpse for the other Americans into the lives of African Americans and the struggles unique to them. The way we see America….🇺🇸🙋🏾🧑🏾🎄
the best movie in african american cinema EVERRR!!!
Black American
When I first saw this years ago, I thought the person Pooter saw from the car window was Cochise’s spirit, but it was Peach. That’s how different he looked without glasses.
In black entertainment, Cochise’s death ranks up there with James from “Good Times” death and Ricky’s death from “Boyz In The Hood.”
Still makes me cry....
Teresa Cooley
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Lost the love of my life. Mr. Joe Garba. This song means so much to me, and Mr. Cameron sang the hell out of this.
Thank goodness this wasn't the final song in this movie, because once Preach started running, here comes The Four Tops with " I'll Be There" to kind of pick us up a little bit.If it had ended on Hard To Say Goodbye they wouldve had to keep the theater lights off a little bit longer for us to compose ourselves.
Exactly 😂
Whew awesome comment.
The Four Tops song Reach out still got me teary 😢
My broyher john died when this came out . He was 7 yrs old . I love you brother .
GC Cameron lives in Mississippi! He married my oldest sister classmate. I still listen to this song 🎵
I still shed tears after all these year. Wonderful Movie.
Classic movie with a classic soundtrack
I cried so hard on this part
The soundtrack was one of the best. This song by itself makes me cry❤
Billy Dee Williams speech in Brian's Song (1971), Shelly Winters as Mrs Rosen's death in the Posident Adventure (1972), the ending to The Color Purple (1985), the ending in the movie Rudy (1993), the death of Forest Gump's mom, the death of Mickey in Rocky 3 are the movies that identify with this moment. I cried then when I watched this on my black & white TV in the 70's & I cry now watching this some 40 years later. That's great cinema folks.
One of the best movies EVER!
Classic movie with a sad ending.
This is such a beautiful and sad song.
This was the only time me and my boys was quiet
at the movies. We were moved by this. Too sad.
Who say's black people do not enjoy drama. We need more like this and 5 heart beats.
One of the best movies of all time 😊
I saw this as a kid at the movies when it came out and you could hear sniffles in the darkness of the theater.I was about 10 or 11 and I KNOW I got teary.
Brenda looking around for Preach was sad 😔 too!
The Original before Boys to Men
No comparison.
It’s hard to say goodbye to someone u use to love very !😥😥
Yes
Much better
Don't worry, Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs is alive and well.
J Diamond Me too. It makes me feel better.
But it's based on a true story
😢 the only time as a man you are allowed to cry !!!
Growing up in Philly playing Dead Block in the streets, playing hide and seek, watching the girls play jump rope.... yes i still live in the pass - because it is so hard to say Good-Bye to yesterday.
1964,1975 and 2024 young black men still killing each other why?
Most crime is interracial. Google it.
Remember watching this a month ago and one of my friends passed but this song got me through in it's own kind of way
I still hope Cochise will get up each time I watch this movie….
My Aunty was an Angel. I can imagine her and Mother in heaven smiling down on us.
Loved this movie. Went to see it so many times! Captures BTW in NOLA to the "T".
I knew this movie was going to be good from the second it started total classic still makes me cry to this day
My favorite movie of ALL TIME !!! 🖤
classic... tears u up
GREATEST MOVIE OF THE 70'S!
This scene always gets me in my feelings
Love this movie. Checked it out from the local library and kept it 2 weeks late. Grew up watching this as a kid. They don't make movies like they used to.
Life truly is a vapor ... Lost my mom 2 days ago and I'm heartbroken. She loved me so much and I did loved her so much. I hope my life made her proud.
I'm sure, it did.
Still one of the most respected movie in our time. Scene still brings a tear to this thugs eye, lol
"COCHISE & PREACH WAS THE BOYS & THEY BOTH MADE COOLEY HIGH MOVIE A HIT,MAN IT WAS SAD COCHISE CASKET GOIN INTO THE GROUND & PRECH HIDIN WATCHIN IN THE BUSHES!!!" "I CRIED WITH MY 2 BROTHERS WATCHIN THIS SCENE FOR THE 1ST TIME AS LITTLE BOYS!!!!" "
I have no sisters only one brother and I lost him a few years ago. Now I'm the only one left and we did everything together. This song hits me really hard. As of right now I can hardly see to write this. Rest in Heaven Bub. Until I see you again. I Love You and Miss You So Much.
Thank you Willie for showing me this song
I hope you find peace my friend
This scene had me and all my boys chocked up...
Ooh Cochise Why You had to die!! You Had Your Whole Life Ahead Of You.
Every time I watch this I wish the ending be different and Preach made it in time to help his friend. It breaks my heart every time.
It also captured helplessness as Preach was yelling for help but nobody heard him because of the train.
Write the book. That's how it starts. An idea and people who support the idea, because they love it.
Hunni Remember at the time of the assault Cochise and Preach weren't talking to each other.Its only when Brenda told Preach that Cochise went off to look out for Preach because he heard Stone and Robert was looking for him, but if Preach had got there on time, it might've been TWO lives lost.It wasn't Preach's time to go.
This movie is a classic.
Makes me cry everytime....
SONG IS A CLASSIC AND LOVED THIS MOVIE!!
They played this for my dad. He committed suicide and he was my father and my best friend and till this day this song chokes me up. R.I.P Pop I miss you and love you.
Condolences to you and your family man 🙏🏾
@@sorethumbs379 thank you my friend God Bless You
@@charlesejr2861 you’re welcome bruh and I definitely appreciate that blessing as well ✊🏿
@@sorethumbs379 absolutely your welcome👍🏽
this sound track should be on cd a whole lot of good music poor out the wine for the brothers that aint here
I met the director of the movie Michael Schultz on the set in Hollywood directing a tv sitcom. I was an actor in Hollywood. I personally thanked for being directing the movie "Cooley High"
It’s even more sad that Preach & Cochise was on bad terms right before Cochise died and they didn’t get a chance to speak to each other one last time 💔
I like watching Cooley High but I always turn it off when it gets to the ending , it’s so sad
Poignant expression of grief, a melodic, controlled, howling, at the moon.
This movie is one of my favorites!
This movie is actually a true story
I miss you big bro and i love you
I love this movie! i cried the first time I saw it
The ONLY movie I've ever cried on.
MJ Johnson Imitation of life makes me cry.
I cried on, "king of kings and Imitation of life. Those were excellent life movies; 1st Movie I really ever cried on.
Life before social media . I feel that from this scene .
Wow. You knew that brother in real life? The things you get to witness on these sites. Honestly, that is amazing to see someone who actually knew the real Cochise. I was reading the post by dustyroads60 on this thread and he told the story that Cochise co-wrote Goodtimes. I'm 48 and grew up watching the real Goodtimes and got to learn about the Southside of Chicago. I'm from the Bronx NY. As you can see, we had similarities. This was one of the most touching scenes in movie history.
FYI Goodtimes was NOT portraying the southside. It was Cabrini Green area which was on the north side, just a few blocks down the street from the coveted & expensive Old Town & Lincoln park neighborhoods in Chicago....
Preacher's character is based of the creator of Good times, which is Eric Monte.
How bout I just watched this clip and tears are falling 😢😢
Poor Cochise had a scholarship to go to college and that's so sad he had to ended his life like that. Poor Cochise.
I'm thinking of my 16 year old dear niece who took her life in 2015... rip baby girl x
I can watch this movie over and over ♥️it
Yes I know
This song also has special memories for me as well when it comes to my daughter!!!
Can't watch this without crying...
Lord have mercy this is really sad to me
I saw this movie with my father an now he passed
I am not crying. My eyeballs are sweating.
Burr oaks cemetery I pass by there everyday just about... My family members who passed on are definitely buried in Burr Oaks.... 🙏🏾
I always thought that this was one of the funniest movies eve made. But the irony is that it has one of the saddest endings that you will ever see in any movie.