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Genre: Music
Date of upload: Mar 31, 2010 ^^
Rating : 4.821 (22,858/487,142 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T17:22:40.670186Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I am a black man who grew up in the city who drives a Tesla. All of the things that would indicate not being drawn to a country song. But when Spotify played this I literally pulled over in heavy traffic to learn more about this song and who sang it. Truly one of the most wholesome and genuine songs I've heard this year. You can see everything she said, What a masterpiece.
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The morning I went off to college for the first time, before anybody else got up, i climbed on the roof of our house and soaked it in, knowing that I might not ever live there again, and that everything would never be the same. I was ready to move on to my own life, but just for a moment I was very sad. That was 45 years ago. I am so glad I took the time to do that, and remember it very fondly.
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My dad just passed away a couple of days ago, and his funeral is tomorrow. This song reminds me of him and the house that built me. Every single word of this song reminds me of that house, right down to learning to play guitar 🎸 and how my dad slaved to bring my mother's dreams to life. I am in my 60s now, and I still miss that old house where I was born.
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My father died two months ago and we just put the family home up for sale. I sat alone in that empty house I grew up in and was flooded by memories. Everywhere I looked I could play out a scene from my entire life, from my earliest childhood memory to the present. I called out one last time for my Mom and Dad, and let the sound echo through the house. Then I walked away. Life sure goes by fast.
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2021 anyone? I’m telling you this I turned 40 and my mother passed away in July from cancer. Every time I visit the house and talk to the neighbors that watched me grow up this song plays in the back of my mind. Kids don’t take the young year’s you’re growing up for granted love and embrace it. Peace and love my brothers and sister’s.
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This is one of the first songs I heard on the radio after my dad passed away in 2018. When I found out Miranda was going to be at WeFest, I knew I had to go!! So, for a whole year, I waited for the three day outdoor music festival. All I wanted to hear was this song live and in person. It was finally what I dubbed Miranda Day!! I was so excited I could barely stand it. The closer it got to her performance, the darker the sky got. By the time she was to start it was storming. They delayed it for a bit but ended up having to cancel her performance. I was DEVASTATED!! I sat in our truck and cried and cried. My poor husband didn’t know what to do. I still hope to hear it live and in person someday
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Both my parents passed away in the last 4 years. I never saw this coming. My mother passed a few months ago, the day after Thanksgiving. The house was all cleaned out a couple weeks ago and echoed everytime I talked, and seeing childhood memories in every room flooding in like a tsunami. I kept thinking "what happened"? We don't realize how short life is, and we take it all for granted when we are growing up. I sat there crying in my parents empty home. This is one of the most powerful songs ever written.
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i relate to this song so much, im 13 years old right now. my dad died when i was 8 and i never had a mom. i just wanna go back to my dads house, even tho ik hes not there i just want to go back and see everything. the pictures on the wall, his clothes in the closet, my old room. i just miss him sm. love you always
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This is so true of my life. It was years later when I realized why we moved from a newer 4 bedroom house to an “ old farm house” with 2 bedrooms with an unfinished attic that they threw up paneling on for us girls to have as our bedroom.
Years later my sister and I knocked on the door to see if we could see it once more. The memories were unreal.
Mom also passed away while we lived at that old farm house. I was 13 at the time.
This song brings so
Many memories and tears. I wish my
Sister was still living to hear this song. I know she would feel the same. 😭💔 2024
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As a father of teen girl growing into her own, me in my late 40's struggling with life, self esteem, struggling marriage, seeing my daughter growing up and growing into her own person this song always does it to me. So proud of her and her life she has ahead of her. I love you Molly girl always.
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@deweyjaci76
1 month ago
Who’s listening to this in 2024? 😊
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