Time is never time at all You can never ever leave Without leaving a piece of youth And our lives are forever changed We will never be the same The more you change the less you feel Believe, believe in me, believe, believe That life can change that you're not stuck in vain We're not the same, we're different Tonight, tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight, tonight And you know you're never sure But you're sure you could be right If you held yourself up to the light And the embers never fade In your city by the lake The place where you were born Believe, believe in me, believe, believe In the resolute urgency of now And if you believe there's not a chance Tonight, tonight Tonight, so bright Tonight, tonight We'll crucify the insincere tonight (Tonight) We'll make things right, we'll feel it all tonight We'll find a way to offer up the night (Tonight) The indescribable moments of your life (Tonight) The impossible is possible tonight (Tonight)
I had a dream about a year ago that I was walking into a theater. This theater was the most ornate thing I'd ever seen, columns with huge seashells and seaweed embedded in the columns, chandeliers everywhere, and a ton of places to sit. I looked around and there were a good 400+ people in that place. The lights dimmed, and a projector came on, so I quickly found a seat next to me. I looked to the side, only to find a couple that I knew watching the film begin, I tried to say hi but it seemed as if they couldn't hear me, which was strange to me. I watched the film play, a baby came on screen, and the baby looked familiar, in fact the film looked familiar, and as self serving as it is, it was me. I watched the tape go on for minutes and minutes as every turning point in my life showed on screen, sometimes of my perspective, and other times, someone else's. All actual memories of me going through life just like everyone else, but memories that stuck with me. At the end, the lights came on and I found out that this roomful of people, was every single person who had an impact on my life, dead or alive. But no one could see me. The only people who caught my eye were the people in the front row. The people of utmost importance to me, the people who meant the world to me. I met them up at a lake and even though I was scared they didn't see me, they did, and they greeted me. I felt so warm, and then I woke up. What was playing during the film was Tonight, Tonight. It's been my favorite song since childhood. It was an instrumental version. So I searched for one but it wasn't made until now. I have looked nonstop since. Even though the people in that front row are completely different now over me starting adulthood just last year, and even though people slipped through my fingers as I changed and it took me a while to heal and I was cynical for a while, that dream is still a big reminder of what's most important. Thank you sooo much for making this, truly.
I’ll never forget the first time I heard this song. And the album is wonderful too, but when I’d listen to 1979 I played this song and was amazed by it. Because it reminded me the time of how much I miss my little brothers so much and to this day I still miss em. I hope they get to come home one day and be away from my family who’s keeping them. I always think when I space off me and my little brothers are in space and there playing and so am I because this song would play in a ambience
The first time I ever heard this instrumental magic, was after 9-11, when FOX was promoting the World Series between the Yankees and the Diamondbacks. I instantly fell in love with it, especially seeing how they used the American Flag on it. 🇺🇲
I stand by the fact that, even when a piece of this song is taken away, it remains a masterpiece. Truly incredible how magnificent this song is.
Time is never time at all
You can never ever leave
Without leaving a piece of youth
And our lives are forever changed
We will never be the same
The more you change the less you feel
Believe, believe in me, believe, believe
That life can change that you're not stuck in vain
We're not the same, we're different
Tonight, tonight
Tonight, so bright
Tonight, tonight
And you know you're never sure
But you're sure you could be right
If you held yourself up to the light
And the embers never fade
In your city by the lake
The place where you were born
Believe, believe in me, believe, believe
In the resolute urgency of now
And if you believe there's not a chance
Tonight, tonight
Tonight, so bright
Tonight, tonight
We'll crucify the insincere tonight
(Tonight)
We'll make things right, we'll feel it all tonight
We'll find a way to offer up the night
(Tonight)
The indescribable moments of your life
(Tonight)
The impossible is possible tonight
(Tonight)
Believe in me as I believe in you
Tonight, tonight , tonight
Tonight, tonight.
I had a dream about a year ago that I was walking into a theater. This theater was the most ornate thing I'd ever seen, columns with huge seashells and seaweed embedded in the columns, chandeliers everywhere, and a ton of places to sit. I looked around and there were a good 400+ people in that place. The lights dimmed, and a projector came on, so I quickly found a seat next to me. I looked to the side, only to find a couple that I knew watching the film begin, I tried to say hi but it seemed as if they couldn't hear me, which was strange to me.
I watched the film play, a baby came on screen, and the baby looked familiar, in fact the film looked familiar, and as self serving as it is, it was me. I watched the tape go on for minutes and minutes as every turning point in my life showed on screen, sometimes of my perspective, and other times, someone else's. All actual memories of me going through life just like everyone else, but memories that stuck with me.
At the end, the lights came on and I found out that this roomful of people, was every single person who had an impact on my life, dead or alive. But no one could see me. The only people who caught my eye were the people in the front row. The people of utmost importance to me, the people who meant the world to me. I met them up at a lake and even though I was scared they didn't see me, they did, and they greeted me. I felt so warm, and then I woke up.
What was playing during the film was Tonight, Tonight. It's been my favorite song since childhood. It was an instrumental version. So I searched for one but it wasn't made until now. I have looked nonstop since. Even though the people in that front row are completely different now over me starting adulthood just last year, and even though people slipped through my fingers as I changed and it took me a while to heal and I was cynical for a while, that dream is still a big reminder of what's most important.
Thank you sooo much for making this, truly.
Now this is a dream. I want in on this.
nostalgia!
1:55
I’ll never forget the first time I heard this song. And the album is wonderful too, but when I’d listen to 1979 I played this song and was amazed by it. Because it reminded me the time of how much I miss my little brothers so much and to this day I still miss em. I hope they get to come home one day and be away from my family who’s keeping them. I always think when I space off me and my little brothers are in space and there playing and so am I because this song would play in a ambience
incredible
i love it
Very good job. Thank you so much. Have a great day.
0:40
Jimmy Chamberlin is vastly underrated.
Awesome!!
The first time I ever heard this instrumental magic, was after 9-11, when FOX was promoting the World Series between the Yankees and the Diamondbacks. I instantly fell in love with it, especially seeing how they used the American Flag on it. 🇺🇲