I don't watch awards shows ever for reasons I won't get into but I heard about her performance so I found it on RUclips, I love this song and Give Me One Reason is my favorite of Tracy's.
I loved that a young country kid listening in his dad's car fell in love this not so country song, and then as an adult country music star reaches across the aisle and says let's sing this. While the song will always stand on its own merit as a powerful and moving life story, I like how this has brought diverse musical worlds and experiences together--at least for this one night. Hoping this is the beginning of more bridging divides.
I've loved this song since it was released. More recently, I've studied trauma and adverse childhood conditions, and I can say this song so poignantly captures the desperate plight of so many souls. Look at the way that the first half of the song seems to linger in the same locked pattern - like locked-in patterns of emotional lives. This musical repetition goes on longer than expected: when we think it ought to break into a chorus, it returns to "You got a fast car..." and holds the pattern - building a tension which makes the break, when it comes, more powerful. The chorus "I remember we were driving..." is that emotional outpour, not quite a dam burst, but a surge of desperate hope fueled by one single moment in time where everything felt right, or right enough, in which she glimpsed a fleeting vision of how life could and should be, where she felt she belonged and could be someone. "Be someone, be someone," echoes the desperation of those whose thwarted ambitions are inextricably bound in self-defeating patterns and trauma. And then the musical surge is lost and, true to the nature of emotional dissociation, we return to our pattern - "You got a fast car..." In writing the song, Tracy was surely too young to have technical knowledge of things like trauma and dissociation - and yet it's there - she knew it introspectively, and captured it instinctively as an artist in the lyrics and how they're woven with the music. The song doesn't flinch in honestly portraying that positive dreams aren't enough for so many people, individuals who hold on to their vision for a while, as reality continues to fail to meet it, and as it becomes less real to them, until that one inspiring memory of deeply-felt belonging loses its power as emotional fuel for the future, and dwindles to just a memory of a moment in one's past, though a memory still worth cherishing. The song has been beautifully breaking my heart for 35 years.
We all are on a fast ride, a ride which can end at any moment. Souls ain´t alright nor right with GOD, to go back home. Choosing not to repent and BORN AGAIN, souls still daily live in sins. (Luke: 13:3 KJV) Perishing because of the knowledge, which they didn´t care about knowing. (HOSEA 4:6 KJV)
YESSSS!!!! I genuinely didn't wanna make it past 18.... I didn't wanna be an adult..... but here I am, 24 years old, four kids (2 mine, and my 2 extras 🥹🩶) and I'm starting my own store in a brand new town, and I don't think I've ever been happier..... it truly sucks being a kid, it really fkn does, I wasn't supposed to make it to 16 even (TW! SS attempt) my first attempt was 12/17/15 and, every year I think about just how close I was to losing EVERYTHING I hold dear to my heart.
"leave tonight or live and die this way" is such a deep and powerful lyric. and it just gets more heartbreaking and more amazing to hear the older you get. it resonates so deeply. the entire song is. like i was just rooting for them to make a break for it and make it through life.
This is real life. Not the internet, not fake influencers with their filters and pretend life. People are struggling- emotionally, mentally, financially.
This is a song about having dreams but ending up stuck with no drive. Pun intended. I was 17 when this song came out and i didn't truly understand it. Now im 53 and it rings very true. This song is a lyrical masterpiece.
for me this is also a song about generational poverty and addiction. amazing how each listener has different interpretations of this song depending on how it resonates with them. a testament to tracy's talent and soul. ❤
For me it's about repeating the cycle while trying to get out of it. Her dad drank and she had to take care of him and her mama wanted more from life and is basically living the same life as her mother, her husband sees more of his friends at the bar then his own kids. 😢
I speak Spanish, live in Mexico, but liked this song and bought the LP when I was younger as i could relate to the lyrics, which back then i was able to understand at maybe 50%. Great Tracy!
Me, I’m here. Such a great moment to see Tracy Chapman again. Hearing this makes me want to cry everything about it is so authentic. But it brings back the best days of my life - this song was sooooo great and still is!
I listened to this song in highschool and over 20 years later I still thinks it's one of the best songs ever written. It's pretty funny being a white boy singing about being a checkout girl but Tracy's lyrics are relatable to the financial struggles of life and are timeless.
Awesome song. The "Ah-I" added another layer to the feel. I never realized until I saw all of the lyrics that she is basically giving an ultimatum to the other person at the end, telling them to either get responsible or get gone.
It is a sad song, but a hopeful one. She struggled, and keeps struggling, but she got out. Her future is, if not bright, then at least clear and light. She don’t need that guy and his fast car anymore, because she is in a place where she is happy, okay, and she can keep on improving herself, her life, her kids life, and all of their future. So it is sad, but more in a bittersweet way. And I love the song for that.
We keep on fighting until our lucky day. Break the cycle of POVERTY. We all should belong. I'll get that fast car 1 day, I just hope I don't fly away too soon🕊️
I've loved this song since it 1st came out. (I think it was 1988) It hits just as hard now as it did back then. I miss this kind of music, it make u feel like the artist is just singing from experience. I understand why and share Luke Comb's love of this song, and thanks to him, people are reminded of why our hearts were moved.
As a boy, I remember hearing this song on the radio in my Nan’s 1990s maroon Plymouth Acclaim. We were picking up my older cousin from middle school (He’s married and had a baby now) I totally forgot this song existed until the recent cover by Luke Combs started playing on the radio. I love his version and I’m glad it brought me back to that nice memory
Wish I’d experienced this time! I was born in 98’ and I’m so happy that I’m the last generation that grew up without smartphones,insta,RUclips list goes on!
Tracy Chapman’s voice is very beautiful and unique and nobody will ever be able to outdo her on this masterpiece. But credit where credit is due, Luke Combs did a gorgeous cover on this by keeping it very traditional. I think he honored this song and Tracy very well in his cover. I like both versions very much, and applause to both singers for both for an amazing job.
I was going through a separation and divorce when this came out after my wife left with our 2 year old daughter. A bleak, sad life. The song hit home. Going back to Jesus broke the cycle. New wife, full life, even a greater relationship with my grown daughter (and older son) as well as 2 more children. Break the cycle
I’ve listened to this song since the day I was born. I remember when my mom could drive and she’d play this song all the time on the radio. It’s still one of her favorites, and by proxy, also one of mine.
Fast Car is a beautifully poignant song that captures the essence of hope and longing with an acoustic simplicity that is both powerful and evocative. Tracy Chapman's soulful voice and heartfelt delivery bring to life a narrative of struggle and aspiration, making it a deeply relatable and moving experience. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of the pursuit of a better life, and its melancholic yet hopeful tone resonates with listeners on a profound level. "Fast Car" is a timeless classic that showcases Chapman's extraordinary ability to convey deep emotion and tell compelling stories through her music.
I completely disagree my friend. “Anybody” cannot replicate this. This is a phenomenal piece of writing and recording. Only the experienced musician can do this justice.
I remember my mother crying to this when. My sister died in 1991 and she never was the same After then the bottle got her im thinking about both as its a shity day idk why i found this we don't get ti pick the life we giving but i am thankful i have it
She does…Tracy had at least 8 albums. I just found this out myself. And I bought the album that had the fast car on it from iTunes..! Oh yes, she does , she does! I’ve been listening to whole new songs of Tracy Chapman on RUclips with lyrics, her lyrics are always SOUL-TOUCHING.,! Timeless, masterpiece..!❤❤❤
Just had to google the lyrics. When it came out so long ago, i was only hearing part of the lyrics due to the fast tempo. It is one of the greatest songs ever written.
The original and the best. Authentic. Luke Combs is a great country twang cover but Chapmans voice just sounds real and personal to this song. Luke Combs sounds like a really good stage cover for a talent show or something. Can't beat the OG.
I don't expect one artist's rendition to be the same as anyone else's version. Thats why they call them artists. Tracy is best but Luke has a different level of feeling to his voice that is also interesting and moving.
A song of two strayed souls. Sought for the same meaning and the same feeling but escaped the reality in painful ways. Two people whose heart beat at the same time but of different rhythm. One who plans the future back from how beautiful it all started and one who failed to find joy no matter how far they travelled along together.
I was in middle school when this song 🎵 came out. I loved it then & to this day I’ve come to love it even more. They DEFINITELY don’t make music like this anymore.
This song remind me of the time i randomly jumped in a raggedy car with no money and my off the wagon ex and drove from lower alabama to california. Hung up in ass fuxk kansas, ran outt gas with 0 dollars in utah , snowed in a car during a blizzard ,got stranded on oakland and had to walk lmao ..its one of those how tf miracle stories. 😢❤😅 bitter sweet 😂❤
My life is blessed today, but for many years it was a nightmare. It seemed the more I tried to make things better, the more broken they remained. The desire to “run away” thinking it will fix what’s broken (it doesn’t) is profound. 😢
In the Navy, I found this in my seabag inside a battery-operated player to help ride out hurricane Hugo at Rosey Roads, PR in '89 and had it when stuck for the Kuwait invasion (Desert Shield) in '90. Became my "ride or die" music
I'm an Assamese. This song reminds me of our Parbati Prasad. Also of Suman as I know Bengali.Both tell us of dream,may be shattered but urge us to continue dreaming.
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Glad to see a new generation appreciating Tracy Chapman she is a legend and deserves her flowers. She’s a great artist ❤❤
A true legend ♥️
Absolutely one of the best songs ever written❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Yes and a poet this song saved my life
It's a boy but ok
Actually Tracy Chapman is a girl, but ok
Who's here after that amazing Grammy performance?????
yes
I don't watch awards shows ever for reasons I won't get into but I heard about her performance so I found it on RUclips, I love this song and Give Me One Reason is my favorite of Tracy's.
She was fascinating. Best performance of the night!!
🎉 amazing duet!
I loved that a young country kid listening in his dad's car fell in love this not so country song, and then as an adult country music star reaches across the aisle and says let's sing this. While the song will always stand on its own merit as a powerful and moving life story, I like how this has brought diverse musical worlds and experiences together--at least for this one night. Hoping this is the beginning of more bridging divides.
I've loved this song since it was released. More recently, I've studied trauma and adverse childhood conditions, and I can say this song so poignantly captures the desperate plight of so many souls. Look at the way that the first half of the song seems to linger in the same locked pattern - like locked-in patterns of emotional lives. This musical repetition goes on longer than expected: when we think it ought to break into a chorus, it returns to "You got a fast car..." and holds the pattern - building a tension which makes the break, when it comes, more powerful. The chorus "I remember we were driving..." is that emotional outpour, not quite a dam burst, but a surge of desperate hope fueled by one single moment in time where everything felt right, or right enough, in which she glimpsed a fleeting vision of how life could and should be, where she felt she belonged and could be someone. "Be someone, be someone," echoes the desperation of those whose thwarted ambitions are inextricably bound in self-defeating patterns and trauma. And then the musical surge is lost and, true to the nature of emotional dissociation, we return to our pattern - "You got a fast car..." In writing the song, Tracy was surely too young to have technical knowledge of things like trauma and dissociation - and yet it's there - she knew it introspectively, and captured it instinctively as an artist in the lyrics and how they're woven with the music. The song doesn't flinch in honestly portraying that positive dreams aren't enough for so many people, individuals who hold on to their vision for a while, as reality continues to fail to meet it, and as it becomes less real to them, until that one inspiring memory of deeply-felt belonging loses its power as emotional fuel for the future, and dwindles to just a memory of a moment in one's past, though a memory still worth cherishing. The song has been beautifully breaking my heart for 35 years.
Lol 2:54
😂🎉😢😮😅😊 4:43
I love your interpretation of this song. It's right on
Precisely… someone who hears songs like I do!! 👏🏽👏🏽
What in the hell, do your write for Rolling Stone???
Anyone in 2024
please wake me up in the dream call my mom Rebecca juco and ALJON juco Lord Nicole juco I love you
Me🇨🇷🇨🇷
Definitely
I'm here💯
hey
To those struggling on a daily basis,this is our anthem
We all are on a fast ride, a ride which can end at any moment. Souls ain´t alright nor right with GOD, to go back home.
Choosing not to repent and BORN AGAIN, souls still daily live in sins. (Luke: 13:3 KJV)
Perishing because of the knowledge, which they didn´t care about knowing. (HOSEA 4:6 KJV)
YESSSS!!!! I genuinely didn't wanna make it past 18.... I didn't wanna be an adult..... but here I am, 24 years old, four kids (2 mine, and my 2 extras 🥹🩶) and I'm starting my own store in a brand new town, and I don't think I've ever been happier..... it truly sucks being a kid, it really fkn does, I wasn't supposed to make it to 16 even (TW! SS attempt) my first attempt was 12/17/15 and, every year I think about just how close I was to losing EVERYTHING I hold dear to my heart.
I could be someone😢
True
True
Nobody sings fast car like Tracy! Awesome duet at the Grammy Awards.
"leave tonight or live and die this way" is such a deep and powerful lyric. and it just gets more heartbreaking and more amazing to hear the older you get. it resonates so deeply. the entire song is. like i was just rooting for them to make a break for it and make it through life.
This is real life. Not the internet, not fake influencers with their filters and pretend life. People are struggling- emotionally, mentally, financially.
Thank you for this
Absolutely ❤
YESSSS! THIS IS THE COMMENT RIGHT HERE💯🙌🏿
Such kind thoughts, hopefully many others are putting it out in the universe ❤❤❤thank you ❤️
Thank you Luke for bringing a classic back to life. He covered it cause it was his his favorite song. Tracey’s version is untouchable.
@@paul-gs4be”you” suck though
Amen to that
@@paul-gs4beyeap. Only thankful that his trash version pushed me to listen to the real one
@@paul-gs4be no it doesn't, your clueless kid, luke did this song justice, stop assuming things kid
@@benjaminholliday2453 wrong clueless kid, luke did a great cover, and its not "trash", your clueless
This is a song about having dreams but ending up stuck with no drive. Pun intended. I was 17 when this song came out and i didn't truly understand it. Now im 53 and it rings very true. This song is a lyrical masterpiece.
for me this is also a song about generational poverty and addiction. amazing how each listener has different interpretations of this song depending on how it resonates with them. a testament to tracy's talent and soul. ❤
For me it's about repeating the cycle while trying to get out of it. Her dad drank and she had to take care of him and her mama wanted more from life and is basically living the same life as her mother, her husband sees more of his friends at the bar then his own kids. 😢
@ashleynrota89 agreed 👍🏼
Ditto.
Like this song relates how much people are living this same way. Tracy Chapman very good singer, pour out her heart in this song.
I'm 64 and when this song came out, I could relate but..things would get better. Had ups, but downs and now..I'm 64...Now I am this song.
I speak Spanish, live in Mexico, but liked this song and bought the LP when I was younger as i could relate to the lyrics, which back then i was able to understand at maybe 50%. Great Tracy!
This song breaks my heart so much. It's about having dreams and disappointment.
You understand.
This song will never get old. It always resonates.
Me, I’m here. Such a great moment to see Tracy Chapman again. Hearing this makes me want to cry everything about it is so authentic. But it brings back the best days of my life - this song was sooooo great and still is!
Since the 1980s this song has spurred me onward "leave tonight, or live and die this way"
Mmm sage words ❤
Whose still listening to this beautiful piece in 2024😊😊😊
me deffo xx
Yes
Me
Me
Kc in pa
I have always loved Tracy Chapman since the 90’sand love love this song and her version
The lyrics are so deep!
This version is way better ❤
I listened to this song in highschool and over 20 years later I still thinks it's one of the best songs ever written. It's pretty funny being a white boy singing about being a checkout girl but Tracy's lyrics are relatable to the financial struggles of life and are timeless.
Awesome song. The "Ah-I" added another layer to the feel. I never realized until I saw all of the lyrics that she is basically giving an ultimatum to the other person at the end, telling them to either get responsible or get gone.
I always looked at it as she wanted a better life like her Mom but cause of the alcohol got stuck with her Dad.
@edwardmunoz7853 we tend to marry a version of our parents. Seems like she did. Circle of life.
It is a sad song, but a hopeful one. She struggled, and keeps struggling, but she got out. Her future is, if not bright, then at least clear and light. She don’t need that guy and his fast car anymore, because she is in a place where she is happy, okay, and she can keep on improving herself, her life, her kids life, and all of their future.
So it is sad, but more in a bittersweet way. And I love the song for that.
Yes!!!!!
Her voice still amazes me and gives me the chills. Loveeee this song so much
What a great finally recognized song. Only Tracy Chapman can deliver the greatest of this song!
Nothing compares to the original track *Tracy is a legend!*
I totally agree but glad Luke combs brought it back to the charts ♥️
We keep on fighting until our lucky day. Break the cycle of POVERTY. We all should belong. I'll get that fast car 1 day, I just hope I don't fly away too soon🕊️
Words CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW MUCH THIS SONG MEANS TO ME 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've loved this song since it 1st came out. (I think it was 1988) It hits just as hard now as it did back then. I miss this kind of music, it make u feel like the artist is just singing from experience. I understand why and share Luke Comb's love of this song, and thanks to him, people are reminded of why our hearts were moved.
As a boy, I remember hearing this song on the radio in my Nan’s 1990s maroon Plymouth Acclaim. We were picking up my older cousin from middle school (He’s married and had a baby now) I totally forgot this song existed until the recent cover by Luke Combs started playing on the radio. I love his version and I’m glad it brought me back to that nice memory
Well said. 😥😊
Wish I’d experienced this time!
I was born in 98’ and I’m so happy that I’m the last generation that grew up without smartphones,insta,RUclips list goes on!
Promoting domestic violence, a solution should not be found?
I had a feeling I could be someone. I used to feel this way.
Tracy Chapman is probably the most underrated musician ever. I prefer her live versions of everything she does
Nobody Could Ever Do It Better.
Why can't there be any good music like this in today's top-40 anymore??
industry plants mostly
First song I heard after on my car after my Dad passed. Was on the way to pick up my 5 year sister at her last day of 1st grade
This song is still EVERYTHING‼️
Tracy Chapman’s voice is very beautiful and unique and nobody will ever be able to outdo her on this masterpiece. But credit where credit is due, Luke Combs did a gorgeous cover on this by keeping it very traditional. I think he honored this song and Tracy very well in his cover. I like both versions very much, and applause to both singers for both for an amazing job.
I agree. Luke Combs honored this song and did it justice. I love his cover but there’s nothing like the original. Tracy Chapman is iconic
I was going through a separation and divorce when this came out after my wife left with our 2 year old daughter. A bleak, sad life. The song hit home. Going back to Jesus broke the cycle. New wife, full life, even a greater relationship with my grown daughter (and older son) as well as 2 more children. Break the cycle
Good for you, man! Happy to hear that! ❤
AMAZING!!! best song ever
Heartbreak poetry
This is a great song, happy to see it get recognition once again.
Nah Tracy Chapman is just a amazing singer honestly like I would die for Tracy
Tracy chapman ...... One of my favourite singer ever
This has always been a favorite of mine; it has always made me think about the despair some people have. Thank you Tracy for this song.
💝💝
Hope In dispair
Bro Luke Combs version is alright but this version!🔥
This version is sublime and just beautiful. Perfection.
This isn’t a version, this is it.
@@corey6160so true
This IS the OG
Looking at some reels that had this song in it. My husband recognized this song. He said do me a fav, play this song for me. I said of course. 😊
The BEST version
I had to reconnect to this amazing song! Timeless!
❤
"You gotta make a decision, leave tonight or live and die this way"
I’ve listened to this song since the day I was born. I remember when my mom could drive and she’d play this song all the time on the radio. It’s still one of her favorites, and by proxy, also one of mine.
Fast Car is a beautifully poignant song that captures the essence of hope and longing with an acoustic simplicity that is both powerful and evocative. Tracy Chapman's soulful voice and heartfelt delivery bring to life a narrative of struggle and aspiration, making it a deeply relatable and moving experience. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of the pursuit of a better life, and its melancholic yet hopeful tone resonates with listeners on a profound level. "Fast Car" is a timeless classic that showcases Chapman's extraordinary ability to convey deep emotion and tell compelling stories through her music.
Too bad Luke botched it at the end! This version is much better.
Thanks to Tracy and namesake Luke, for a wonderful creation and recreation!
Me myself got nothing to prove ❤
The song is deeper than what you hear..
Woke up with it on my mind, and trying to figure out why. Certainly what you've said.
This song is Beautiful 100,000,000%❤️
I know
Anybody can sing this song and do it well, but there will always be a special place for the first to do it.
I completely disagree my friend. “Anybody” cannot replicate this. This is a phenomenal piece of writing and recording. Only the experienced musician can do this justice.
After all of these years still top 3 for me. Amazing.
She has been so underrated throughout her career!
We are here to make her noticed ❤
Tracy is so great.
One of a few...
you should have won 2000000000 Grammys for this song! People who 💯% agree
I remember my mother crying to this when. My sister died in 1991 and she never was the same
After then the bottle got her im thinking about both as its a shity day idk why i found this we don't get ti pick the life we giving but i am thankful i have it
I'm so sorry..
I wish we had so many more songs rom Tracey Chapman.
Same here, @lateblossom. Same here! 🥲
She does…Tracy had at least 8 albums. I just found this out myself. And I bought the album that had the fast car on it from iTunes..!
Oh yes, she does , she does!
I’ve been listening to whole new songs of Tracy Chapman on RUclips with lyrics, her lyrics are always SOUL-TOUCHING.,! Timeless, masterpiece..!❤❤❤
She is so humble, so gracious. Beautiful song, beautiful human.
this is it. dont let luke combs water it down.
Luke Combs sucks. Never heard a song I liked from him. But then again, I don’t like country.
@@gj_116I agree!
@@gj_116agreed
Oldies like Kevin will always find the original better, no matter what.
Just ignore ‘em.
Tracy said she loved his version so...
For real one of the most beautiful songs in the last 20 years
I can feel every word
She released it 35 years ago. It makes me cry.
I like this song ALOT we need more songs from Tracy chapman
I had a feeling I could be someone.
Just had to google the lyrics. When it came out so long ago, i was only hearing part of the lyrics due to the fast tempo. It is one of the greatest songs ever written.
Same, I’m 45 and remember this song when it was new. Never really paid it any attention….listened to the lyrics, amazing song.
I love both version. I just got chills listening to this
No one makes these kind of songs anymore 😢
They need to cause times are worse than ever with Covid and high azz prices. Folks can't even afford an apartment nowadays
This song is an anthem for Gen X. Damn, those times were tough. Just couldn’t get ahead. This song says it all.
I feel like it’s also generation Y anthem as well, and that’s coming from a millennial
@@lizzyleverone7253as a millennial who literally quit school to care for my dad, totally agree
@@jaehenlee7633 Thank you I glad you agree
"Damn those times were tough" As opposed to now, with the imminent threat of nuclear annihilation and the shitty economy? 😂
@@AscendingGoogle123at least they could afford housing lol
The original and the best. Authentic. Luke Combs is a great country twang cover but Chapmans voice just sounds real and personal to this song. Luke Combs sounds like a really good stage cover for a talent show or something. Can't beat the OG.
I don't expect one artist's rendition to be the same as anyone else's version. Thats why they call them artists. Tracy is best but Luke has a different level of feeling to his voice that is also interesting and moving.
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This is it. The OG fast car!!
A song of two strayed souls. Sought for the same meaning and the same feeling but escaped the reality in painful ways. Two people whose heart beat at the same time but of different rhythm. One who plans the future back from how beautiful it all started and one who failed to find joy no matter how far they travelled along together.
You are so right
April 2024❤❤❤
I am here with u the best ERA
I remember this song
Tracey does it best!
Tracy is a legend
Classic💖💖💖
This version you just feel it
Love and appreciate how she can sing this song live, without auto-tune. Her voice is not of this world.
This song always hits hard
Beautiful song, beautiful voice, beautiful person
I love the lyrics it's so basic about people problems and aspirations,love dual at Grammy with Luke combs
I was in middle school when this song 🎵 came out. I loved it then & to this day I’ve come to love it even more. They DEFINITELY don’t make music like this anymore.
My mum played this song all the time when I was a teenager, I miss her so much…RIP MUM, always in my heart, best mum ever🙏🏾❤
This song remind me of the time i randomly jumped in a raggedy car with no money and my off the wagon ex and drove from lower alabama to california. Hung up in ass fuxk kansas, ran outt gas with 0 dollars in utah , snowed in a car during a blizzard ,got stranded on oakland and had to walk lmao ..its one of those how tf miracle stories. 😢❤😅 bitter sweet 😂❤
My life is blessed today, but for many years it was a nightmare. It seemed the more I tried to make things better, the more broken they remained. The desire to “run away” thinking it will fix what’s broken (it doesn’t) is profound. 😢
In the Navy, I found this in my seabag inside a battery-operated player to help ride out hurricane Hugo at Rosey Roads, PR in '89 and had it when stuck for the Kuwait invasion (Desert Shield) in '90. Became my "ride or die" music
Love Love Love her!
I love love love this song. Heard this song when I was in High School and now I'm in love with it all over again........
I lost my mind when my parents separated when I was just 7, ill always remember this
I’ve beeen listening to this song for 10 years, and it’ll never get old
I had to learn this the hard way. "Me, myself I got nothing to prove."😁😁😁💖💖💖That's where I'm @ now..."finally see what It means to be living."😁😁😁💖💖💖
Summer of 88! All that's left are the memories!
PERFECTION ❤❤❤♾️
Loved tracy since my first ever real girlfriend introduced me to her music im 41 now and still love her ❤
Never been able to listen to this song without crying
I'm an Assamese. This song reminds me of our Parbati Prasad. Also of Suman as I know Bengali.Both tell us of dream,may be shattered but urge us to continue dreaming.
I have loved this song since i was 2
This is the best version ever I don’t care what anyone else says 🎉🎉🎉
I love this song.
My friend asked me to listen to eat and I am in love 😩❤️
Because its the original.
So much emotion in this song it makes u feel like youre living it. A masterpiece.
Such a good song
This songs hits me every single time. Just tears falling.. amazing singer and song. ❤