REMASTERED IN HD! #Tonic #YouWantedMore #Remastered Music video by Tonic performing You Wanted More. (C) 1997 Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
This era doesnt get enough credit. Loved the late 90s early 00s. What a time to be a teenager in high school. No social media, no stupid TikTok trends.
How is it underrated with 28,000 likes? Or are we to believe everyone just happened to hear it for the first time and love it...everyone except super ultra cool..you..stop it.
1984 - born 1994 - 10 2004 - 20 2014 - 30 2024 - 40 I really feel that I grew up during the best years. Wish I could relive it even for a day. It’s sad looking back on those years and seeing the missed opportunities and things you missed out on just because you were a stupid teenager. Nostalgia is a bitch. But at least we still have the music and the memories.
So I'm 33 years old now, still listening to this song, and still excited about the fact that it was filmed at my high school. John Burroughs H.S. Frickin Awesome.
I'm fucking old...(coming up to 60 next year). A lot of my friends and acquaintances denied music beyond the mid 80's. As a musician, I was happy to hear anything that was new and original. I remember hearing so many good songs in the 90's. This was one of them. I loved Tonic. They were a real 'tonic' for the soul. My band used to cover "You Wanted More" and "Mean to Me". We didn't care if people liked it or not. We liked Tonic and the stuff they wrote, and it was a moment of self indulgence for us. We'd finish playing their stuff and look at each other with big grins on our faces. Mission accomplished. I know they still work, but it would be nice to see them on top again.
I'm an old 80's metal drummer and I'm bumpin 50 and I still rock to tunes by tonic. I like "If you could only see" too. These are tunes that stand on their own, regardless of genre. They're awesome.
On a personal note, I loved the music until the mid 80's. After that, I noticed the songs that came out weren't as good. There seemed to be a lull. Things began to look up again in the early-mid 90's. This lasted all the way until the early 2000's. Again, this is just how I saw it. I love the music of the 70's and 80's. I also love the music of the mid to late 90's.
cowboy742 I was about to say the same thing couldn't stop reading comments... I'm pushing 50 I'm on the other side of the hill... and I play guitar this song and if you could only see.... they certainly will stand the test of time....
@@gforce1754 what a beautiful comment!! Wow I feel this soooo much! And it’s sooo true the friendships, the memories, the CLOSENESS that you felt to these people in those years was so very special to me. We were on the brink of a new millennium and us teenagers at that time will never forget it. Somehow I feel closer to those people in my ‘99 class than my own family at times! LOL. I now work with a young lady who is 24 (she’s my assistant at my medical office) and she asked me the other day “what was it like?” I literally had no words bc I got choked up BUT she could tell by my facial expression that it was almost incomprehensible for her to grasp which made so very sad for her generation. Later on all I could say was if you never knew what it was like to sneak outside at night at 11pm to see your H.S sweetheart (when grounded) , or jump in a car full of friends when you get off work at the local mall or have your first kiss be to a matchbox 20 song….heck or even wait for the house phone to ring to talk to a relative bc we had NO cell phones then I can’t make you understand! She gave me a hug and such a sweet look. Ugh see now you got me in my feelings!! Thank you for letting me type this comment sorry so long! 😂🎓💕
This song instantly reminds me of American Pie! I was 17 when this song was released. I'm glad I grew up when I did which were the 80's and 90's! ❤ The best decades!
@@backintheday3097 I'm technically a "Millennial" since I was born in '82 but growing up with cousins and siblings that are Gen X, I identify as a Gen X'er!
@Evelina Rodriguez 🇵🇷 Well...I guess we can let that whole millennial thing slide since you've obviously got good taste in music! Haha! My wife and I both agree that the 80's and 90's were the two best decades to grow up in. We had the best movies. The best music. Definitely the best toys! And in case you couldn't tell from my profile picture, the best video games!
I just turned 16 a month earlier and saw the movie with a group of friends from school. The girl I sat beside turned out to be 'my first' for a lot of life experiences a few months later, hehe. It was nice to be the bridge generation though between the pure and innocent pre-internet life and the hellish and corrupt world we live in now, lol. Life before the internet must seem so strange to the youth of today.
I performed this song my senior year in high school at a dance cause my long time girlfriend dumped me for an older guy....but I meet my wife that night!....happily married 17 years...
@@miguelsmith5993 I think this actually about the lack of emotion. .. that's me as a kid in the 90s. Apparently not much has changed... Not to imply that I didn't encounter heartache tho
I decided to re-watch all the films recently and they were so good...they have all aged so well...that's when I remembered this song...the song captures the vibe in that time so well
How is it that I can go 20 years without hearing this song, then all of a sudden it’s playing on the radio stations again? I heard it three times in the last two weeks on my local alt station.
Great song at a perfect time. Takes me back to garage bands, highschool heartbreak, and teenage angst. If I only knew how easy those days were at the time!
What a Time to be young I was mainly more into hip-hop and gangster rap, but definitely this song, and the few other songs from American pie will always take me back to when I was young growing house parties, and trying to get laid even though we didn’t get laid, but we had a great time with those chicks and my friends And just natural from the alcohol to the cheap ass weed I’m so blessed to have this memories now at 40 this song takes me away
No... it’s more like those born between 1978-1984 (The Golden Child who got the best of both decades): Then you were at least old enough to still remember 80’s culture, yet young enough to watch the awesome Saturday morning cartoons in the 80’s-mid 90’s, but you’d also be at just the right age for the emergence of grunge and the Cluelessness of high school in the 90’s.
I was born in '88 - this song reminds me of sunny Florida summers spent in the backseat with the windows down on the way to the park with not a care in the world
I was fortunate enough to grow up in the 90s when music was truly amazing. Music is my life I would much rather listen to music than do pretty much anything else. My kids are fortunate to have me as their mother so they can learn about all awesome music from the 90s.
Dragon I loved that. We boomers had to teach our kids about the Beatles and Yes, and Dylan. Your kids ARE lucky Mom. It’s what they learn at home that sets them apart. Cultures sooo important!
I don't care what anyone says the world definitely went to shit after the 90's. Musically, socially, and economically. No wonder people were so afraid of Y2K cause in way the world did end.
Spot on! As someone who grew up in the 90s appreciating music from the 60s 70s and (sort of 80s) with the 90s producing the absolute best rock, grunge, alternative, and metal, I just cant seem to understand what the hell happened in the 2000s and especially todays music..... and now we have Kanye West and Tayor Swift described as "Artists"
Kory Millett there are still some bands out there who are good, and they influence new ones to be just as good. I mean if you can't see that; you are one of the people who are part of the problem with this world.
I still remember seeing Tonic opening for Third Eye Blind at the Vic in Chicago. I actually moshed when Tonic played 'Irish' in Chicago near St Patricks Day. Third Eye Blind actually cranked the levels up to painful and when I put my earplugs in to muffle the noise it was painfully obvious they were lypsyncing to their tracks and just broke the sound system to try to hide it. I still love Tonic and will sponsor their 20th anniversary acoustic rerelease of Lemon Parade.
oracledantex I was at that show! I was in the mosh pit for Tonic and went to the balcony when Third Eye Blind came on. Tonic was the better band that night. BY FAR!
Wow! I was working sound for that show at the Vic. I was in charge of mixing the stage monitors for both bands, and I can tell you 100% that 3rd Eye Blind was NOT lipsyncing anything. The drummer did have a Midi trigger on his snare as i recall which gave it a kind of slap delay crunch type of sound on certain songs, but other than that 3EB was playing and singing all live. Now as for which was the better band that evening, I will leave for you all to debate! (Although, let's just say there's a reason I'm here watching this video and not a certian other band's!!)
Man, just finished watching American Pie for the first time in years, and this song popped up. Mannnn 90's and early 00's really made the best music, and the movies had the best soundtracks.
Been looking for this song for so long. I couldn't remember the name of it. All I remembered was the opening riff and the word "more" . DAMN !!! soooo glad I found it :')
Heard this in a cafe earlier. Asked someone who worked there who it was and he asked his boss then came back to tell me but later I soon realized coming on here that I was given the wrong artist. Then I realized that American Pie was on TV last night and I remember I watched the whole end credits. That was why the song was so familiar because I'd heard it twice in less that a day. So happy I've found it cus I'd have gone nuts otherwise.
Love Is Tragic Love Is Bold You Will Always Do What You Are Told Love Is Hard Love Is Strong You Will Never Say That You Were Wrong I Don't Know When I Got Bitter But Love Is Surely Better When It's Gone 'Cause You Wanted More More Than I could Give More than I could handle In a life that I can't live You wanted more More than I could bear More than I could offer For a love that isn't there Love is color Love is loud Love is never saying you're too proud Love is trusting Love is honest Love is not a hand that holds you down I don't know when I got bitter But love is surely better when it's gone [CHORUS] I got to pick me up when I am down I got to get my feet back on the ground I got to pick me up when I am down [CHORUS] You wanted more More than I could bear More than I could offer The harder you would shove You Wanted More More Than I could Give More than I could handle In a life that I can't live
@@holyreality02is all about perspective. in this case feelings, emotions, the melody and that basss progression make this song great to me. Also the fact that is from American pie soundtrack influenced a lot on how you view this song.
You're so dead on right ! no great stuff nowadays :-(. Spot on version of this great song here (at least some guys still can play :-)) : ruclips.net/video/gNY9T4QVcdk/видео.html
Miss these kinds of bands totally stripped down, dedicated more to their music, than their image. Tonic is ear candy at its finest and always flexing their charisma
I Don't Know When I Got Bitter But Love Is Surely Better When It's Gone 'Cause You Wanted More More Than I could Give More than I could handle In a life that I can't live You wanted more More than I could bear More than I could offer For a love that isn't there
The absence love, and only memories of what was lost is all that remains. It’s almost as if it never even happened, and no one will ever remember it except me. It’s my dying hope that you still think of me, because for me it never really goes away.
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The nostalgia makes me wanna cry. Take me back to the 90s please.
Yeah those nostalgia feels are real. Who else is living in this playlist?
Take me too
@@james_chatman I feel the same.
is this possible ? =(
Me too please..any day
This era doesnt get enough credit. Loved the late 90s early 00s. What a time to be a teenager in high school. No social media, no stupid TikTok trends.
Perfectly said!
Agreed! Class of ‘97.
Class of 02, and this one of my first cds back in junior high. I still jam this music. My teenage sons love it.
Amen brother!
Hell yes !
Criminally underrated song. His voice is so nice.
Oh....this is true..we love his voice too
It's got that ring in it from being pitch perfect. I just adore his vocal capabilities💖
How is it underrated with 28,000 likes? Or are we to believe everyone just happened to hear it for the first time and love it...everyone except super ultra cool..you..stop it.
Totally agree...that beat, his voice... 😍 And really a sneaky sexy video...
This man (Emerson Hart) absolutely is still a hero in the Birmingham Alabama music scene.
1984 - born
1994 - 10
2004 - 20
2014 - 30
2024 - 40
I really feel that I grew up during the best years. Wish I could relive it even for a day. It’s sad looking back on those years and seeing the missed opportunities and things you missed out on just because you were a stupid teenager. Nostalgia is a bitch.
But at least we still have the music and the memories.
🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Yep. Well said. Born in '82 . I know the feeling.
I agree with you , 4 years younger but glad i grew up in the mid 90's early 00's
If it's that hard on you could check out determinism and get rid of all regrets :)
1986 and i can confirm this sentiment!
So I'm 33 years old now, still listening to this song, and still excited about the fact that it was filmed at my high school. John Burroughs H.S. Frickin Awesome.
That’s cool
@@Paul-nh4tk I'm 17 years old
Oh whatever you got it from American Pie
Also the End scene with the Kiss ?
I'm 38 and love this song since day 1 , what state his your high school in ?
I love this song so much. Takes me back to 1999.
Yep
Me too, The world was better back in 1999.
Same!
Came out in 1997
Same here!!
I'm fucking old...(coming up to 60 next year). A lot of my friends and acquaintances denied music beyond the mid 80's. As a musician, I was happy to hear anything that was new and original. I remember hearing so many good songs in the 90's. This was one of them. I loved Tonic. They were a real 'tonic' for the soul. My band used to cover "You Wanted More" and "Mean to Me". We didn't care if people liked it or not. We liked Tonic and the stuff they wrote, and it was a moment of self indulgence for us. We'd finish playing their stuff and look at each other with big grins on our faces. Mission accomplished. I know they still work, but it would be nice to see them on top again.
I'm an old 80's metal drummer and I'm bumpin 50 and I still rock to tunes by tonic. I like "If you could only see" too. These are tunes that stand on their own, regardless of genre. They're awesome.
On a personal note, I loved the music until the mid 80's. After that, I noticed the songs that came out weren't as good. There seemed to be a lull. Things began to look up again in the early-mid 90's. This lasted all the way until the early 2000's. Again, this is just how I saw it. I love the music of the 70's and 80's. I also love the music of the mid to late 90's.
cowboy742
I was about to say the same thing couldn't stop reading comments... I'm pushing 50 I'm on the other side of the hill... and I play guitar this song and if you could only see.... they certainly will stand the test of time....
brilliant
The body may age but feeling old is a mindset. Stay young brothers and sisters.
Tonic is one very underrated 90s alternative rock band
Another hit out of the park...
@@gforce1754you win sir
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I’m literally tearing up right now!! The nostalgia from this is both emotional and physical. Class of 1999 forever👏🏽!
C/o 98! But what’s a year….especially when it’s the good ones (96-99
@@gforce1754 what a beautiful comment!! Wow I feel this soooo much! And it’s sooo true the friendships, the memories, the CLOSENESS that you felt to these people in those years was so very special to me. We were on the brink of a new millennium and us teenagers at that time will never forget it. Somehow I feel closer to those people in my ‘99 class than my own family at times! LOL. I now work with a young lady who is 24 (she’s my assistant at my medical office) and she asked me the other day “what was it like?” I literally had no words bc I got choked up BUT she could tell by my facial expression that it was almost incomprehensible for her to grasp which made so very sad for her generation. Later on all I could say was if you never knew what it was like to sneak outside at night at 11pm to see your H.S sweetheart (when grounded) , or jump in a car full of friends when you get off work at the local mall or have your first kiss be to a matchbox 20 song….heck or even wait for the house phone to ring to talk to a relative bc we had NO cell phones then I can’t make you understand! She gave me a hug and such a sweet look. Ugh see now you got me in my feelings!! Thank you for letting me type this comment sorry so long! 😂🎓💕
@@fwedwick01 💕💕💕💕
We don’t go searching for old songs, we search for old memories. The 1990’s 👌🇨🇦
Why does this music make me wanna cry
..I didn't appreciate it in HS...Take me back..I wanna fall in love and listen to this music again...
aw, don’t be sad 💔 it’s not too late! With the right mindset you can still fall in love and live the life you want. Just don’t watch the news lol
Falling in love and listening to music when your hanging to see that person 😭😣
The nostalgia is real. The wanting to cry is the realization you can't ever go back.
Falling in love is different in Highschool. I wonder if that can ever be recaptured? I have hope for you.
Me too
As the credits rolled in the movie theater for “American Pie” this song came on. Stopped me in my tracks. ‘98 or ‘99. Good times.
That's where I first heard this! It got me right in the feels and I was way too young to be seeing that movie. I was 12 or 13 in 2000
This song instantly reminds me of American Pie! I was 17 when this song was released. I'm glad I grew up when I did which were the 80's and 90's! ❤ The best decades!
Gen X all the way!
@@backintheday3097 I'm technically a "Millennial" since I was born in '82 but growing up with cousins and siblings that are Gen X, I identify as a Gen X'er!
@@backintheday3097 🙌🙌
@Evelina Rodriguez 🇵🇷 Well...I guess we can let that whole millennial thing slide since you've obviously got good taste in music! Haha! My wife and I both agree that the 80's and 90's were the two best decades to grow up in. We had the best movies. The best music. Definitely the best toys! And in case you couldn't tell from my profile picture, the best video games!
I just turned 16 a month earlier and saw the movie with a group of friends from school. The girl I sat beside turned out to be 'my first' for a lot of life experiences a few months later, hehe. It was nice to be the bridge generation though between the pure and innocent pre-internet life and the hellish and corrupt world we live in now, lol. Life before the internet must seem so strange to the youth of today.
To this day, still a very underrated song from the American Pie franchise
I performed this song my senior year in high school at a dance cause my long time girlfriend dumped me for an older guy....but I meet my wife that night!....happily married 17 years...
That story is the stuff that fairy tales is made of...👍🏾
Xstreamaudio congratulations 🎉🍾🎊
That's amazing.
Wow the best story ever dude 😁☀️👍
Sorry bro
American Pie soundtrack... too good
Also the movie
Agreed! Movie, soundtrack, society... everything about the 90s was great!
If you dont get a lil emotional after these movies u didnt grow up in the 90s
@@miguelsmith5993 I think this actually about the lack of emotion. .. that's me as a kid in the 90s. Apparently not much has changed... Not to imply that I didn't encounter heartache tho
Good fucking job dog
I just watched American Pie for the zillionth time. The soundtrack is great and this song is awesome. The movie is epic
american pie the best♥️
just watched American pie 1 and 2 today. never gets old!
The series never dies. The best one ever ❤️❤️
Back when soundtracks were great. Soundtracks use to be the best way to discover great music.
I decided to re-watch all the films recently and they were so good...they have all aged so well...that's when I remembered this song...the song captures the vibe in that time so well
Still an insanely great piece of songwriting.
Exactly...I looked up the lyrics to get the full picture and honestly it is genius writing...definitely an underrated song
Stil listening to this in 2020, bring back some memories in 1999-2000.
The 90s weren't perfect but it had a damn fine soundtrack.
I'm boarding a train out of 2020 and back to the 1990's, anybody want to tag along?
Count me in!
please take me with you!
Yea, but then you'd have to got through all of the bullshit in between
You better not be foolin
I WANNA GO NOOOOWWWWW!!!
How is it that I can go 20 years without hearing this song, then all of a sudden it’s playing on the radio stations again? I heard it three times in the last two weeks on my local alt station.
glad to be an 80s 90s kid. class of 98!
I’m a couple of years older than you (class of ‘96), and you’re spot on.
Class of 1996
I miss the 90's!!!!!!! Somebody build me a time machine!!! PLEASE!
Nazz Gull I think RUclips is the closest we'll get to a time machine.
This band is a big part of the soundtrack to my teenage years.
How can these guys not be legends of the 90's? I loved every song they had!
Great song at a perfect time. Takes me back to garage bands, highschool heartbreak, and teenage angst. If I only knew how easy those days were at the time!
We were so wrong wanting to grow up
Enjoy your youth everyone. It goes by too fast!
I'm 52 you're going to blink your eyes and you will be too enjoy it all
@@clowe5142Preach it
Such a quality pop rock song honestly. This was on constant repeat.
What a Time to be young I was mainly more into hip-hop and gangster rap, but definitely this song, and the few other songs from American pie will always take me back to when I was young growing house parties, and trying to get laid even though we didn’t get laid, but we had a great time with those chicks and my friends And just natural from the alcohol to the cheap ass weed I’m so blessed to have this memories now at 40 this song takes me away
I'm a death.thrash.n black metal guy but I always loved the modern rock from the 90s tonic great music 💀👹💀💥AHS
I Don't Know When I Got Bitter
But Love Is Surely Better When It's Gone
Takes me back to late 90's and high school ...ol the good ol days how I miss you.
I know what you mean I remember when American Pie came out on VHS Along with the Scream thrillers
Gives me goosebumps and takes me back to 1999 as soon as the opening riff starts.
TONIC UNDERRATED!
This video is so beautiful. I miss the 90s.
I’m 60. What a drag. Except for music like this , still expressing for me the depths of what I can’t.
Kathy you're drunk. Again.
@@WhoaBo Thankyou!
" Love is surely better when its gooo oone "...... never a truer word spoken. Man i miss my youth. What a time to grow up.
Adolescent shipwrecks.
90's were an end of an era. Glad I could be a part of of it! So much great music to delve into during my formative years.
Damn, those who were born in the middle 80's were born at the exact time to to spend their teenage time listening to this.
*raises hand* and I still listen to this in 2021.
No... it’s more like those born between 1978-1984 (The Golden Child who got the best of both decades):
Then you were at least old enough to still remember 80’s culture, yet young enough to watch the awesome Saturday morning cartoons in the 80’s-mid 90’s, but you’d also be at just the right age for the emergence of grunge and the Cluelessness of high school in the 90’s.
Born in 1980, and that's exactly how it was in the 90s. That era was the last of the vibe this tune carries.
I was born in '88 - this song reminds me of sunny Florida summers spent in the backseat with the windows down on the way to the park with not a care in the world
@@82pythons85 78 here and so true
The music is good by itself, such a heavy riff.
Holy moly as a 42 year old this song brings me back to my teenage years and almost brings me to tears because of it. And American Pie lol
I’m 56 and I love the 90’s music
Ham sandwich? 🥪
Hugely overlooked and underated band. Tonic put out some fantastic music.
I'm in love with this song
I was fortunate enough to grow up in the 90s when music was truly amazing. Music is my life I would much rather listen to music than do pretty much anything else. My kids are fortunate to have me as their mother so they can learn about all awesome music from the 90s.
Dragon I loved that. We boomers had to teach our kids about the Beatles and Yes, and Dylan. Your kids ARE lucky Mom. It’s what they learn at home that sets them apart. Cultures sooo important!
You know something’s wrong with the world when a song as awesome as this hasn’t even hit 200K yet...!!!
Well I can testify that it has in 2021. 4,747,016 views.
...and a million more in late September 2023
Tonic had the most interracial video of the 90s, without thinking about it. Way ahead of their time
Watched American Pie again after a long time. Loved this song then and now. Really enjoyed Joey Waronker's drum work in this.
Valentine’s Day 2021. 11 year relationship & TODAY this is the song I’m feeling at 2:22am.
I don't care what anyone says the world definitely went to shit after the 90's. Musically, socially, and economically. No wonder people were so afraid of Y2K cause in way the world did end.
Cudnt agree with u more!! I'm so glad I grew up in the 90s!!
Hell yeah i miss the 90's
Spot on! As someone who grew up in the 90s appreciating music from the 60s 70s and (sort of 80s) with the 90s producing the absolute best rock, grunge, alternative, and metal, I just cant seem to understand what the hell happened in the 2000s and especially todays music..... and now we have Kanye West and Tayor Swift described as "Artists"
Mike Nelson I agree with what you said about Kanye West, but Taylor Swift is not so bad I can stomach her.
Kory Millett there are still some bands out there who are good, and they influence new ones to be just as good. I mean if you can't see that; you are one of the people who are part of the problem with this world.
My dudes. I'm most impressed with those buffer skills. I can attest. Much love.
Fuck me,what an epic song. Nostalgia
I still remember seeing Tonic opening for Third Eye Blind at the Vic in Chicago. I actually moshed when Tonic played 'Irish' in Chicago near St Patricks Day. Third Eye Blind actually cranked the levels up to painful and when I put my earplugs in to muffle the noise it was painfully obvious they were lypsyncing to their tracks and just broke the sound system to try to hide it. I still love Tonic and will sponsor their 20th anniversary acoustic rerelease of Lemon Parade.
oracledantex I was at that show! I was in the mosh pit for Tonic and went to the balcony when Third Eye Blind came on. Tonic was the better band that night. BY FAR!
Wow! I was working sound for that show at the Vic. I was in charge of mixing the stage monitors for both bands, and I can tell you 100% that 3rd Eye Blind was NOT lipsyncing anything. The drummer did have a Midi trigger on his snare as i recall which gave it a kind of slap delay crunch type of sound on certain songs, but other than that 3EB was playing and singing all live. Now as for which was the better band that evening, I will leave for you all to debate! (Although, let's just say there's a reason I'm here watching this video and not a certian other band's!!)
argh 97 was such a good year for rock music
all the 90s man
It was one of the best
the 90's rocks were the bests
Yes it sure was!
missin the good ol days..nothin beats the 90s
Why can't we have music like this anymore
Still listening in 2015. I miss the 90s.
Rachel Malley 2017 are you still listening?
2024 and I want more
Man, just finished watching American Pie for the first time in years, and this song popped up. Mannnn 90's and early 00's really made the best music, and the movies had the best soundtracks.
American pie..ahh miss those hs days and the 90s
Awesome, I was born in 93. It would've been dope to fully experience the epic 90s era
Freshman year in high school. This song is so full of nostalgia.
I think I was in 9th or 10th grade....hot damn, music was so good then
SF Giants Dynasty I think you forgot how to math. American Pie was in theaters when I was 17.
SF Giants Dynasty Wow, way to be a complete shitlord. Bye Felicia.
Love that for you
Senior year heartbreak.
Been looking for this song for so long. I couldn't remember the name of it. All I remembered was the opening riff and the word "more" . DAMN !!! soooo glad I found it :')
Nostalgia ! 90s alternative. Brings back memories
Trip back to the 90's love it...
American Pie soundtrack ;)
I just fucked a table talk eclair pie. It hurt
josep gabarrós pérez yeah...1996.....
Heard this in a cafe earlier. Asked someone who worked there who it was and he asked his boss then came back to tell me but later I soon realized coming on here that I was given the wrong artist. Then I realized that American Pie was on TV last night and I remember I watched the whole end credits. That was why the song was so familiar because I'd heard it twice in less that a day. So happy I've found it cus I'd have gone nuts otherwise.
"This one time at band camp I stuck a flute in my-"
This song speaks volumes!
i freakin love this song, Who's watching this still in 2015?
Better question: Who's still typing that stupid question on comment threads in 2015?
Jesse Williams that's me dude
THE BIG BAD WOLF
I see that.
Jesse Williams oh i thought u didn't :3
+THE BIG BAD WOLF I am
2021 and i’m here cause i wanna go back to there
Tonic is so crazy underrated
I love the way they combined strong rock'n'roll guitars with sweet and melodic parts
Lyrics also make the songs memorable the more you hear them- no flash in the pan.
I miss the 90s!
1999 ROCKED!!!
Custodian, Custodial, Janitors RULE!!!! AWESOME!!! COOL!!!
So, so, sooo much 90s in this video.. ♡ those were the days*
Still one of my favorite songs. I saw them at JMU many years ago. They hung out and talked to my friends and I for a bit. Super nice and so talented!
2016 ..and this song still rocks !!!
SNK G. It sure does!!!!
Great song and a cool video
ah.. 90"s..the best
Love Is Tragic
Love Is Bold
You Will Always
Do What You Are Told
Love Is Hard
Love Is Strong
You Will Never Say That You Were Wrong
I Don't Know When I Got Bitter
But Love Is Surely Better When It's Gone
'Cause You Wanted More
More Than I could Give
More than I could handle
In a life that I can't live
You wanted more
More than I could bear
More than I could offer
For a love that isn't there
Love is color
Love is loud
Love is never saying you're too proud
Love is trusting
Love is honest
Love is not a hand that holds you down
I don't know when I got bitter
But love is surely better when it's gone
[CHORUS]
I got to pick me up when I am down
I got to get my feet back on the ground
I got to pick me up when I am down
[CHORUS]
You wanted more
More than I could bear
More than I could offer
The harder you would shove
You Wanted More
More Than I could Give
More than I could handle
In a life that I can't live
you wanted more! timeless!
most of today's generation don't know great music of the 90's...like tonic
+marlinfan8able You got my LIKE! \o/
🤔 he looks like cakes singer
do you honestly think this is "great music" lmao fuck off
@@holyreality02is all about perspective. in this case feelings, emotions, the melody and that basss progression make this song great to me. Also the fact that is from American pie soundtrack influenced a lot on how you view this song.
Tonic put out some great albums.
Love Tonic. ❤
this song is awesome I like to blast it loud when I'm drinking beer
That's what I'm doing now!!
Great
I was in high school when this song came out. Wonderful memories! 90's! 😀
Those times 😣
You're so dead on right ! no great stuff nowadays :-(. Spot on version of this great song here (at least some guys still can play :-)) : ruclips.net/video/gNY9T4QVcdk/видео.html
Perfect music!
Miss these kinds of bands totally stripped down, dedicated more to their music, than their image. Tonic is ear candy at its finest and always flexing their charisma
Good standing too. Righteous sounds with balls!
Seriously, one of the most nostalgic tracks ever.
Andie Garcia I have to agree
great song ....never get tired of hearing it 😀
American Pie soundtrack, so nostalgic, I listened to it every day after i saw the movie
This is one of the most musically and lyrically strong bands of the 90s. I hate that they didn't go farther. One hell of a voice too.
Really liked the bass parts and drumming of this gem. So underrated .
Love this song makes you feel emotional 😩😩😩💔💔💔
2017, and I know we're getting old, but very happy for have had the chance to see good bands and good songs. I Miss all those days of 90's.
This video is so beautiful. The 90s were so amazing
I Don't Know When I Got Bitter
But Love Is Surely Better When It's Gone
'Cause You Wanted More
More Than I could Give
More than I could handle
In a life that I can't live
You wanted more
More than I could bear
More than I could offer
For a love that isn't there
Thanks i finally could sing with the chorus now lol
Lol you're welcome
You're wonderful
Kinjal Vyas Thank you so are you.
Take me back please i miss the 90s
I am 58 and loved them soo much. BTW, soaring eagle casino tonight, Tonic and Live, me and my 38 year old daughter are there 😀 gonna probably cry.
the lyrics are so true ........absolutely brilliant
You wanted more, more then I could bare, more then I could offer, and a love that isn't there...
I couldn't agree more Kim and I will be 36 at the end of August :)
+Marisa Wren yep we know the lyrics!
+susan wallace Gee really? I'm shocked! Lmao 😂
Kim Martin we are the same age, I'll be 28 in June though, and I couldn't agree more!
This song is a message to every woman I ever met.. I'm sorry I was never good enough
Still here baby! Still here for my fix of nostalgia!
This song from Tonic seems very demanding, because it's supposed to get their fans' attention about pressure that develops in their lives.
The absence love, and only memories of what was lost is all that remains. It’s almost as if it never even happened, and no one will ever remember it except me. It’s my dying hope that you still think of me, because for me it never really goes away.
Tonic is one of the best, without a doubt
80,s ruled the air waves