Probably the greatest statement This or any reply has ever had! I personally have thought the same words not only for this song but many others also ! Thankyou ❤
While listening to this , I can smell and taste the air of California in the 70's. Cross country road trip, windows wide open. So clean and fresh. The ocean air blowing through the trees. From the Redwoods in the North to Ventura Hiway in the South.
I had just gotten home from a deployment. It was summer so it was nice and warm. My three friends and I were cruising around in a Jeep with the top off. I was in the back seat, sipping on a beer, and we were blasting this song. At the time, I didn't know that that was as good as it would get.
Listening to this at age 11 ,and others like Neil young and joni Mitchell,at around 1971 got me into acoustic guitar, anyway, fastforward,I'm still in a band at 63, so thank you for that awesome era of music,
In 1972...is was 14 living with my family in northern New Mexico...a town called Arroyo Seco(dry river)...As a kid I had my little transistor radio close to my ears . here in this town we had KVSF from Santa Fe.. They played everything TOP 40...This song reminds me of walking around the high desert landscape of Santa Fe, Arroyo Seco, Pojoaque, Espanola...I love the memories that conjour up inside throughout my brain when songs of 1970 through 1973 play golden tributes to my ears...Originals are always better
I was 9 years old sitting in my grandfather’s house listening on stereo headphones for the very first time and this song was playing on every FM station then.
Well, I was 8 years old listening to it on my Dad’s stero- the record played on repeat. Now i live in the Arizona desert. I married my husband of 28 years in Ventura CA in 96. My horse is a stallion…..
I was 8 yo in 71 and my father did not like secular music. My older sister which was 15 I would follow her around so I could hear,,,, " Jeremiah was a Bullfrog" I remember hearing it on a heavy rotation. My aunt would jam out in car radio as well. Woe is me
I wuz th3r3 . However, was it just a dr3am ? Or wuz i still traveling time as an electrical current ? In 1989 i had to surrender and crash-land my spaceship in the midwestern desert sand , to glass encapsulate the hardware to protect the remaining data , while skipping like a rock to the shore of Californ-I-A , where i wuz greeted by a confused and lively bunch . Forever grateful . The blak (black) box remains in-tact . Love is the ONLY way . Let not hate destroy the mind . It is merely just a distraction . - Peace be to all who seek it . - J ROD
I remember the first time I heard this song, I was a 17 yr. old hippie who became mesmerised by this timeless masterpiece. I felt like I was on a heavenly planet. 🙏 💙
Well I was a jr. hippie in ‘71. In 1972 I saw the Alman Bros with Berry Oakley and I was at the Poconos 10 and at Watkins Glen, the third biggest show EVER. I tripped on the real stuff and traveled the south barefoot.We hitchhiked everywhere and saw the stones in ‘72 in DC. Metal head all the way but America is just on another planet. The planet of haunting beauty.❤️
This song is literally one of the first songs I recall in my earliest memories as a child...I was probably 5 or 6. For some reason...this song stood out for me and still does.
Because of it haunting beauty. It still stops me in my tracks after a million and one listens. Buy their CDs bro. Their second album is one of the best 50 albums ever made!
Yes, me too- know knowing what we know- will we give this to our children & their's? Of course we will. Talk to them- share- play the song. For all of it's purely musical value. Depending on the age of your listeners, explain that when a person is riding his beautiful 'beast' that he may love more than 'anything' he has known or 'has' he does not want to get chummy with his companion because he realizes that to get through the desert alive that at a minimum he will have to harvest his beloved beast in order to cross the desert to 'safety' or whatever is next. What a strangely beautiful song with rabbits holes abound. But agree with you. So let's share that with those close to us - we are riding the horse & know all this crap- so let not us or our horse die in vain, let's consider the next horseman.
I came here to say the same thing! I have a vivid memory of hearing this while wandering in a mall anchor store with my parents while the same age and thinking, wow, there's something about this song. It was a sense of wonder that couldn't be explained. If you find a piece of art -- music, theater, fiction, water, oil, stone, things I've missed -- that leaves you with a sense of wonder, you've been blessed. I'm so glad I still find and enjoy beauty, whatever form it takes.
I will never forget this song nor this band, number 1 song in 1970, some week; but America changed the game, 1 year after Woodstock, love them still.....
Back in early '72.. I was 15, listening to this for the first time with two good friends, thinking at first that this was a Neil Young song. My friend quickly said, no.. this is America ! ✌️
I lived in Las Vegas framing houses for six years in the 1980s and thirty six years in the high desert in Apple Valley, Ca. those years in the desert were the best years of my life, lots of sunshine and beautiful sunsets ! Lots of cool critters in the desert also ! Plus this song takes me back to my high school dayz, so Kool ! G
I was only 3 years old when this came out, but my sisters and brother were all 6-8 years older than me (oops :). Anyway, I remember our old black/tan/fake wood panel side station wagon wheeling us kids down to the local swim club in the dead heat of summer with all the windows down (no A/C) and jamming to this tune all the way on the radio, everyone would be singing at the top of their lungs. Those were the days, let me tell you. I cherish them, the entire decades of the 70s and 80s. Things were looser, people were fun and not afraid to say the wrong thing or act silly for a laugh. I should have stayed in those decades … I would have been happier for the rest of my life. 😊
Saw America in concert Sunday, Jul 17, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO (warm up band was Poco). I grew up only a 10 to 15 minute drive north of Red Rocks and went to more concerts there than I can count, so suppose I was a little spoiled. On this occasion I had just graduated from High School and was working hard to save enough money to go to college in the fall. America was performing on two nights, Sunday and Monday the 17th and 18th, and a group of good friends at work were planning on going Sunday. I don't know about now, because I haven't been in years due to living in a different state, but back then going to a Red Rocks concert was an all day affair. Most everyone would arrive mid to late morning and bring coolers full of food and drink, blankets, footballs, frisbees and stake out there area in the stadium and just play and have good fun. Then, as the sun was dipping behind the mountain to the west, behind the audience's back, the warm up band would come out. Just as the warm up band as wrapping up and the sun was setting, the first lights of Denver would start twinkling in the east, and the band we all had really come to see would come out on stage. Knowing how much I liked America, my friends at work wanted me to get a date and come too. Because this would be an all day affair and knowing I had church commitments in the morning and early afternoon, I didn't think I could go. Any girl I would have asked to go with me would have also had the same church commitments. Plus, like I said earlier, I was trying to save money for college and so I decided not to go. About 2:00 or 3:00 o'clock that afternoon our doorbell rang. There at the front door was one of my friends who was already supposed to be with his date, who was also one of our coworkers, at the stadium. The girl had stood him up and here he was telling me to hurry and get ready because I was coming with him. He already had the ticket and a cooler full of food and he didn't want them to go to waste. You've got to remember everyone had general seating back then and there were no such thing as cell phones which we could call our friends and find out where they were. So, it was something of a miracle but somehow we managed to find our group in that stadium. And, though I was sorry for my friend, I have to admit I was just a little bit glad she stood him up or I never would have made it to this concert. And, what an amazing concert it was; wonderful friends, killer venue, and fantastic entertainment. Thank you America.
Keep yourself strong 💪 he would not like to see you unhappy from heavens sometime late you will meet him beyond and remember what the song says I have been to desert without a name and remember alone he rides...
Yeah I think they've acknowledged that some of the lyrics are a little goofy. Legend has it Dewy Bunell was high as a kite when he wrote the song. I suspect the real story was simply that Dew was just an 18yo brit singing about something he didnt really have much experience of and ya know, its just goofy teenage lyrics. (And anyway, ask any australian or arab, you aint gonna be spending 9 days in the desert on a horse and live to tell the tale. Deserts *eat* people alive.)
Flagstaff area is beautiful ! Just was up by Bellemont, shopped in Flagstaff. Live in van at 75. Enjoying the beauties of every turn on nature’s highways. This song reminds me of the hundreds of road trips in my 20s listening to this song. Memories were made with this as background music to life’s joys.
Da, ilustrații muzicale asociate cu armonii florale și balans ❤Versurile lor au un sens cu saundul puternic și vibrant până la paroxism și zenit ❤🎉✌️🤏👊
Tuff one right! My first song was Pipeline. I was 9. That was the extent of my playing until I saw Johnny Ramone at 20!! Was in 3 original groups and made records and CDs!
I had just finished my first summer hauling hay. But met this religious chick who seemed to really like me. She quotes some of the lyrics of this song and asks me if I was aware of it. Well, the rest is history. I went my way after confessing that I knew the lyrics to this cool song.
Late 1960 outside playing with the neighbors kids hide in seek , listening to kmac which played kono radio on the car radio , it was an awesome summer , the days took a long time to end , U could run bare footed on the streets during the day .
Always wanted the followup to the initial hit -- do it again for me. And America's second LP 'Homecoming' came through. Like many other album acts them three albums in a row to start a career before tapering off was the norm. I don't think 'Homecoming' would have had the same impact if IT was first. We'll never know. But the debut certainly cleared away some musical elbow room for softer music to be played alongside the more avant-garde 'progressive rock''. The resulting Album Oriented Rock was huge for several important years.
Im in (from) California ... but... Mississippi town of Hattiesburg is my location according to my phone jamming and puffin with my guy Max. Enjoy the day🎉🎉🎉
Jesus always withdrew to quiet solitary places to pray to the father I can only imagine what must have gone through their minds as they compensated knowing what was going to happened to him and 😢
Well, I have been around people I talk to a few hours and don't remember their names. Maybe America could not remember the horse's name while riding it. It doesn't mean the horse doesn't have a name. No one told the rider before they took off with it.
One more thing, America remembered there were plants, birds, rocks, and things, but could not remember the damn horse's name after 2 days in the desert sun. This is bad.
For the longest time I thought this was by neil young as I had it on a mix tape (and it was the 1990s so the only neil young I had in my collection was Harvest).. Apparently I wasnt alone in that confusion. Its a complement, Young was iconic so to be conflated with him is no insult.
In one way walter white and in another an opportunity to vote trump... When he still stay to his words of freedom and piece... From europe. Good hope to all americans🙏🏻
Es ist unsere Vergangenheit, sie kommt nie wieder. Alles war für uns klar. Wir sollten uns an all das schöne orieentieren. Dann bleiben wir immer im Lichcht.❤❤😊
Piece of art full of passion ❤
Probably the greatest statement This or any reply has ever had!
I personally have thought the same words not only for this song but many others also !
Thankyou ❤
I listen to this song every day at work gits me started
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Such a great beautiful wonderful awesome righteous music song right here this is and I love it and many more like it
Get a job to where you are fueled by passion.
I hope you found a job that you enjoy more
While listening to this , I can smell and taste the air of California in the 70's. Cross country road trip, windows wide open. So clean and fresh. The ocean air blowing through the trees. From the Redwoods in the North to Ventura Hiway in the South.
Would of loved to be in Cali in 70s I was in Columbus Ohio it still sucks here but it's home and this song is never bad to hear
As an Englishman born in 1980, your description of Cali in the seventies sounds just intoxicatingly splendid!
Calif in the 60s 70s was so cool place to be now sadly its just an absolute dumpster fire.
@@benedictvanheems622 As an Englishman born in Manchester - This is a Great Tune
The good ole days until we realized what the corrupt unelected were doing!! I sure miss those days!! God bless!!
I had just gotten home from a deployment. It was summer so it was nice and warm. My three friends and I were cruising around in a Jeep with the top off. I was in the back seat, sipping on a beer, and we were blasting this song. At the time, I didn't know that that was as good as it would get.
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Listening to this at age 11 ,and others like Neil young and joni Mitchell,at around 1971 got me into acoustic guitar, anyway, fastforward,I'm still in a band at 63, so thank you for that awesome era of music,
In 1972...is was 14 living with my family in northern New Mexico...a town called Arroyo Seco(dry river)...As a kid I had my little transistor radio close to my ears . here in this town we had KVSF from Santa Fe.. They played everything TOP 40...This song reminds me of walking around the high desert landscape of Santa Fe, Arroyo Seco, Pojoaque, Espanola...I love the memories that conjour up inside throughout my brain when songs of 1970 through 1973 play golden tributes to my ears...Originals are always better
I was 9 years old sitting in my grandfather’s house listening on stereo headphones for the very first time and this song was playing on every FM station then.
Well, I was 8 years old listening to it on my Dad’s stero- the record played on repeat.
Now i live in the Arizona desert. I married my husband of 28 years in Ventura CA in 96. My horse is a stallion…..
in this time i played doctor games and shure i heard all this songs . Sex and drugs and rockn roll forever
Riding and transistor radio playing it😊
I was 8 yo in 71 and my father did not like secular music. My older sister which was 15 I would follow her around so I could hear,,,, " Jeremiah was a Bullfrog" I remember hearing it on a heavy rotation. My aunt would jam out in car radio as well. Woe is me
I wuz th3r3 . However, was it just a dr3am ? Or wuz i still traveling time as an electrical current ? In 1989 i had to surrender and crash-land my spaceship in the midwestern desert sand , to glass encapsulate the hardware to protect the remaining data , while skipping like a rock to the shore of Californ-I-A , where i wuz greeted by a confused and lively bunch . Forever grateful . The blak (black) box remains in-tact . Love is the ONLY way . Let not hate destroy the mind . It is merely just a distraction . - Peace be to all who seek it . - J ROD
I remember the first time I heard this song,
I was a 17 yr. old hippie who became mesmerised by this timeless masterpiece.
I felt like I was on a heavenly planet. 🙏 💙
This song plus the song "Spill the wine." Both remind me of better times.
Well I was a jr. hippie in ‘71. In 1972 I saw the Alman Bros with Berry Oakley and I was at the Poconos 10 and at Watkins Glen, the third biggest show EVER. I tripped on the real stuff and traveled the south barefoot.We hitchhiked everywhere and saw the stones in ‘72 in DC. Metal head all the way but America is just on another planet. The planet of haunting beauty.❤️
I. MEANT 😊✌️
I know every.single. word. Because I was a lil kid and loved this song so much. 61 years young, and we need good music like this
This song is literally one of the first songs I recall in my earliest memories as a child...I was probably 5 or 6. For some reason...this song stood out for me and still does.
Because of it haunting beauty. It still stops me in my tracks after a million and one listens. Buy their CDs bro. Their second album is one of the best 50 albums ever made!
Yes, me too- know knowing what we know- will we give this to our children & their's? Of course we will. Talk to them- share- play the song. For all of it's purely musical value. Depending on the age of your listeners, explain that when a person is riding his beautiful 'beast' that he may love more than 'anything' he has known or 'has' he does not want to get chummy with his companion because he realizes that to get through the desert alive that at a minimum he will have to harvest his beloved beast in order to cross the desert to 'safety' or whatever is next. What a strangely beautiful song with rabbits holes abound. But agree with you. So let's share that with those close to us - we are riding the horse & know all this crap- so let not us or our horse die in vain, let's consider the next horseman.
I came here to say the same thing! I have a vivid memory of hearing this while wandering in a mall anchor store with my parents while the same age and thinking, wow, there's something about this song. It was a sense of wonder that couldn't be explained. If you find a piece of art -- music, theater, fiction, water, oil, stone, things I've missed -- that leaves you with a sense of wonder, you've been blessed. I'm so glad I still find and enjoy beauty, whatever form it takes.
I will never forget this song nor this band, number 1 song in 1970, some week; but America changed the game, 1 year after Woodstock, love them still.....
Iseen them with guess who good show!!! I seen alot moody blues all of them but I'll tell hold on Kansas was on top but bob seager was right there
❤ interesting ! the singer is a Canadian - Neil Young
Back in early '72.. I was 15, listening to this for the first time with two good friends, thinking at first that this was a Neil Young song. My friend quickly said, no.. this is America ! ✌️
It sure sounds like neil young
Right.. Dewey Bunnell does have that Neil vibrato and falsetto like delivery !
When music was real music.Great song!
I lived in Las Vegas framing houses for six years in the 1980s and thirty six years in the high desert in Apple Valley, Ca. those years in the desert were the best years of my life, lots of sunshine and beautiful sunsets ! Lots of cool critters in the desert also ! Plus this song takes me back to my high school dayz, so Kool ! G
☀️
The trees full of apples 🍎.
I live in Menifee Riverside California I have family in San Bernardino in rancho Cucamonga 😊
I saw America in concert in Anaheim CA in 1974 or 1975 idk...
My very first concert...😮 they played with the Beach boys ...
Greatest memories
Amazing! Thanks for sharing, wish I were there.
Great song. Back in the day. Life was so much simpler LOL
Oh ya. I'm 75.
No kidding! But isn’t that what all the old folks have always said.
I embrace my age like the Gospels of my time. Or the Desert of it . Whichever. Lalalala
Not really. Our Grandparents & parents appeared old at 60, 65 & 70. We Boomers are a different breed. Much more active in our senior years.
it wasnt really, thing always remain the same
One of the best songs . America.. Not one song is not appealing..One of my favorite groups
I was only 3 years old when this came out, but my sisters and brother were all 6-8 years older than me (oops :). Anyway, I remember our old black/tan/fake wood panel side station wagon wheeling us kids down to the local swim club in the dead heat of summer with all the windows down (no A/C) and jamming to this tune all the way on the radio, everyone would be singing at the top of their lungs. Those were the days, let me tell you. I cherish them, the entire decades of the 70s and 80s. Things were looser, people were fun and not afraid to say the wrong thing or act silly for a laugh. I should have stayed in those decades … I would have been happier for the rest of my life. 😊
Saw America in concert Sunday, Jul 17, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO (warm up band was Poco). I grew up only a 10 to 15 minute drive north of Red Rocks and went to more concerts there than I can count, so suppose I was a little spoiled. On this occasion I had just graduated from High School and was working hard to save enough money to go to college in the fall. America was performing on two nights, Sunday and Monday the 17th and 18th, and a group of good friends at work were planning on going Sunday. I don't know about now, because I haven't been in years due to living in a different state, but back then going to a Red Rocks concert was an all day affair. Most everyone would arrive mid to late morning and bring coolers full of food and drink, blankets, footballs, frisbees and stake out there area in the stadium and just play and have good fun. Then, as the sun was dipping behind the mountain to the west, behind the audience's back, the warm up band would come out. Just as the warm up band as wrapping up and the sun was setting, the first lights of Denver would start twinkling in the east, and the band we all had really come to see would come out on stage. Knowing how much I liked America, my friends at work wanted me to get a date and come too. Because this would be an all day affair and knowing I had church commitments in the morning and early afternoon, I didn't think I could go. Any girl I would have asked to go with me would have also had the same church commitments. Plus, like I said earlier, I was trying to save money for college and so I decided not to go. About 2:00 or 3:00 o'clock that afternoon our doorbell rang. There at the front door was one of my friends who was already supposed to be with his date, who was also one of our coworkers, at the stadium. The girl had stood him up and here he was telling me to hurry and get ready because I was coming with him. He already had the ticket and a cooler full of food and he didn't want them to go to waste. You've got to remember everyone had general seating back then and there were no such thing as cell phones which we could call our friends and find out where they were. So, it was something of a miracle but somehow we managed to find our group in that stadium. And, though I was sorry for my friend, I have to admit I was just a little bit glad she stood him up or I never would have made it to this concert. And, what an amazing concert it was; wonderful friends, killer venue, and fantastic entertainment. Thank you America.
What a sweet story! Thank you for taking time to jot it down!
My late husband though himself this song on tbe guitar. 2 years now 😢he has passed and i hear this song cry and smile at the same time.❤
Keep yourself strong 💪 he would not like to see you unhappy from heavens sometime late you will meet him beyond and remember what the song says I have been to desert without a name and remember alone he rides...
This is the music I adore it's smooth and relaxing love the band ❤
Everyone Has Loved ❤ this song who wouldn't 😊
One of the best songs n groups of the 70 's
😮a mind Blower 🐎 great song till this day
Listening whilst in Crete looking at the Mediterranean sea. Set 2024
Woow what a song I just find it out and never heard before. This is magic
Keep Smiling and Shining no matter what 💜🩹✌️🐺✨🌈 if you're reading this you are amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉
U2!!!!
Keep on Trucking
You you love you you
You nailed it buddy ! this take me back 50 years now.... Time does fly.. what a treat to have been a kid back then...
And so are you, very amazing❤
Dieses Lied hat so viel Positive Energie und so einen Groove, das man nicht genug davon bekommt 😎💯🤩🥰🗽Ohne dem Song wäre die Welt ärmer 🇩🇪🇬🇷
I always liked this song, tremendously.
I was a baby when it came out. That's why I love it so much. I was in tune to music by 2 years old.
"Cuz there ain't no one for to give you no pain." One of the classic WTF lyrics of rock history.
There ain't no one for to give you no pain. Obviously, that's slang. It mean's nobody's on your case and you can do what you want to do.
Yeah I think they've acknowledged that some of the lyrics are a little goofy. Legend has it Dewy Bunell was high as a kite when he wrote the song. I suspect the real story was simply that Dew was just an 18yo brit singing about something he didnt really have much experience of and ya know, its just goofy teenage lyrics. (And anyway, ask any australian or arab, you aint gonna be spending 9 days in the desert on a horse and live to tell the tale. Deserts *eat* people alive.)
Yes 2024 listening to it again this is beautiful. I love this long time ago, listening to it again one of my favorites from Florida.🥰🌅🌴❤️
I,m listening Nov 2024from Clifton Springs Victoria Australia
Is it warm
Im cold in England 🏴 😂
it was cool listening to this on a juke box at the bowling alley when it was new 💥👍
❤ I HAVE ALWAYS LIKED THIS SONG BUT TODAY IS THE FIRST TIME THAT I HEARD OF A EXTENDED VERSION❤
This IS America-Nov 2024-Everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Listening in Eureka Springs Ar,staring at the forest Da Cado El Paso Tx🤠
Magnificent Masterpiece from Dewey, Dan & Gerry, Master Musicians, fan since they started 55 years ago
Living out of my jeep in Flagstaff listening to this by the fire.
Flagstaff area is beautiful ! Just was up by Bellemont, shopped in Flagstaff. Live in van at 75. Enjoying the beauties of every turn on nature’s highways. This song reminds me of the hundreds of road trips in my 20s listening to this song. Memories were made with this as background music to life’s joys.
Einfach super sowas gibt’s heute nicht mehr
Da, ilustrații muzicale asociate cu armonii florale și balans ❤Versurile lor au un sens cu saundul puternic și vibrant până la paroxism și zenit ❤🎉✌️🤏👊
@@nicolaesandi6937 vc lembra de i santo Califórnia, amigo? Que coisas boas!!!
This was 1 of the first songs I learnt to play on guitar
Tuff one right! My first song was Pipeline. I was 9. That was the extent of my playing until I saw Johnny Ramone at 20!! Was in 3 original groups and made records and CDs!
I had just finished my first summer hauling hay. But met this religious chick who seemed to really like me. She quotes some of the lyrics of this song and asks me if I was aware of it. Well, the rest is history. I went my way after confessing that I knew the lyrics to this cool song.
Miss this music!! No stress relax
One of my favorite groups of all time. Thanks guys
I remember this song. Brought back a lot of memories!!!🧡
Late 1960 outside playing with the neighbors kids hide in seek , listening to kmac which played kono radio on the car radio , it was an awesome summer , the days took a long time to end , U could run bare footed on the streets during the day .
Well at 63 strokes later only because of God and grace and mercy am I still alive of course
Don’t forget the Doctors.
Lovely takes you everywhere ❤
Love to listen this song traveling from California to Oklahoma on interstate 40 lots of desert area ❤️❤️❤️
Life is life, no one but the lonely really understands.
yep..
Always wanted the followup to the initial hit -- do it again for me. And America's second LP 'Homecoming' came through. Like many other album acts them three albums in a row to start a career before tapering off was the norm. I don't think 'Homecoming' would have had the same impact if IT was first. We'll never know. But the debut certainly cleared away some musical elbow room for softer music to be played alongside the more avant-garde 'progressive rock''. The resulting Album Oriented Rock was huge for several important years.
70s music is better than today music
peak story telling...sad this doesnt seem to happen anymore. i was told things continue to get better with time. seriously beginning to doubt that.
Well listening ..not in CA but can anyone join..like from Canada ..for the song of my teens ..had me hypnotized..🇨🇦
I dedicate to my Daughter. OMG. I'm sorry to hear that Jeff, Man that really is painful. Yeah I feel your pain.
Me on Vashon WA, wonderful & strangely dreamlike story in song, always great to hear☺️
Im in (from) California ... but... Mississippi town of Hattiesburg is my location according to my phone jamming and puffin with my guy Max. Enjoy the day🎉🎉🎉
Music this good never fades away ❤❤
The beauty of the desert is amazing 👏 🤩
we really must get more fun into life again love this song of the soul.
This song IMHO is the GOAT.
October 11, 2024. Florida God Bless America.
❤❤❤❤cuanta pazzz. Al escuchar esta musica ..cuanta magia 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
I loved this song .. I wrote a school paper on this song. 🎶
Do you remember what you wrote about this song?
I am curious to know.
Who else is here In Sept 2024????
Felt good to be out of the rain
i know god bles@@mm2280
I’m here enjoying the 70’s that’s what’s keeps me going
MAGA IN THE HOUSE 🙏🇺🇲🔥🔥🌎👽
@@maryluna3802rock on.....❤
Jesus always withdrew to quiet solitary places to pray to the father I can only imagine what must have gone through their minds as they compensated knowing what was going to happened to him and 😢
Man if we could only turn back the clock
Ikr❤😊
А можливо це майбутнє
Yep me conaja
Means rabbit 🐰🐰
Hello
I used to do my workout on the elliptical to this song! I love it and it gives me strength !
I remember the day this song was released I was 5 years old
America-2024!!!!!!!
Dude!!!!!!Yeah,Man!!! Dats what Im talkin bout
E. Linda bç volta até os temos. De criança. Se não tiver. Lembrança. Nem uma
Me right now from Menifee Riverside California ❤😊
L.S.D. days, still can't work out why they couldn't give a horse a name
Because it doesn’t exist
Well, I have been around people I talk to a few hours and don't remember their names. Maybe America could not remember the horse's name while riding it. It doesn't mean the horse doesn't have a name. No one told the rider before they took off with it.
One more thing, America remembered there were plants, birds, rocks, and things, but could not remember the damn horse's name after 2 days in the desert sun. This is bad.
Phenomenal song & memories!
Great tune forgotten about it just found again 😊
This is a kick assed song!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
Everything listen to this music I think of San Francisco in the 70s
Who's listening on Nov 1, 2024, in Arizona
Adorables. Los amaba y aún los amo. Aún los escucho mucho. 😍
For the longest time I thought this was by neil young as I had it on a mix tape (and it was the 1990s so the only neil young I had in my collection was Harvest).. Apparently I wasnt alone in that confusion. Its a complement, Young was iconic so to be conflated with him is no insult.
In one way walter white and in another an opportunity to vote trump... When he still stay to his words of freedom and piece... From europe.
Good hope to all americans🙏🏻
This is fire! Thanks for the extended version.
Que chingona, musica, lo mejor
Such a cool song.
November 2024 from the heart of Silly Clone Valley, California.
Chill and enjoy the music from an earlier age of......1975 cars.
after 9 days this song played in my head, non stop but i hadn't dropped dead
Es ist unsere Vergangenheit, sie kommt nie wieder. Alles war für uns klar. Wir sollten uns an all das schöne orieentieren. Dann bleiben wir immer im Lichcht.❤❤😊
America was a great group Boy could they sing and play.
I would have loved to be a hippy in California x
Nothing but the best.awesome
Just amazing…
Very Spiritual song done so well❤
I like listen this kind music when cross country road. And tin man .venture etc
America band best for me favorite too
God Yes❤️
Loved when they sampled this for the Womens Breaking...had to come and listen ..always have loved this song
Excellent tune, about today.
Que tiempos hermosos 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥴😂gracias gracias
Do Rio de Janeiro, Recreio dos Bandeirantes! Música maravilhosa! América expressa um sentimento de felicidade nas músicas!
I Saw America in Concert...its a Story!
I saw them in concert as well😂😂😂😊❤❤
@@Getrealpeeps where at?
Unforgettable
ThankYou.
Now I understand why it's hard to get close to anyone. I do not make it easy and neither do you. Yes indeed. Walls are thick and thicker.