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Dear KSO. I have sampled many many people who react to the songs from my generation. And let me tell you, I always come back to your channel. There are some who come close to getting it. But for me, you are the top. The cream of the crop. You get it. Bar none. Thank you for your sincere heart felt reactions. I love your channel.
Wow, thank you SOOOOO MUCH. YOU HAVE TOUCHED MY HEART BY COMING BACK TO ENCOURAGE ME. I need the encouragement. Alot of mean words people type here, so your kindness means the world to me. Thank you.
Nowadays this is the only reaction channel I go to. I love it!
💔💔..lost my mum 2 mnths ago .. thank god i got to say goodbye ..thinking of those who could not be with there loved ones with this horrible virus 💕
Daniel Peters Thank you for these perfect words sent to Our Girl, K.S.O.! You have put into words what I and (I’m sure) many of her fans feel toward K.S.O.! Thank you Daniel. ✌🏻&❤️
@@frankkempa22 thank you Frank Kemp's for your kind words. It's exactly what this world needs more of. Kind words. Let it become contagious! Peace and love to you. Daniel.
Every generation blames the one before. One of the greatest opening lines in pop music history!
‘ I thought I heard his echo in my baby’s newborn tears’ gets me every time, one of the best lyrics ever written!
yes...absolutely.
This song has the best lyrics of all time. Not just one line. The entire way through the song. I have this song on my all time favorites list as well as my 15 year old daughter. They don’t make them like this anymore.
Yip. Song kills me every time. Those lines are Hiroshima-esque
Same, tears!
“I’m sure I heard his echo…”
My dad died in 2008. I hadn't seen him in about a year and a half. He wasn't happy and I became the easy blame. When he lay dying of cancer looking like skin and bones I just had to go see him despite how he felt about me. I wanted to share my thanks and love for him being there as I was growing up. He was my step-father but he was my dad. He looked up at me but had lost the ability to speak. He reached out to me and his eyes broke me. I think he was shocked to see me as he more or less hated me. In any case, I told him how grateful I was for what he had done for me and that I loved him. My face was full of tears and then I said goodbye to him. An hour after I came home I received a call from my brother that he had passed away. I will never know if seeing me was too much for him but I hope it was a case of him having waited to see me. But I'll never know.
Never leave things unsaid where possible. As the song says "It's too late when we die..."
Today is four years since my sweet mother passed away. I miss her everyday.
@gblueslover2 Too right! :-)
Hello Henrik, I'm so sorry for your loss. That was such a tender warm & loving story. They were very lucky to have a son like you. I can tell you're a wonderful human being, You are blessed because you are you! Stay that way, & have a wonderful life that you deserve. I'm sure they're smiling down on you every day. Best wishes & LOL
@@bk4062 thanks for your kind words.
i became estranged from my mom and dad before they both died within a few years of each other. We did not get on for what ever reason i don't know ? But i would give anything to go back and tell them how much i loved them. I was very close to my mother especially until i reached adult hood, then our relationship just broke down. I don't feel everything was anyone's fault, just a breakdown in communication. But if your estranged from your loved one's, please attempt at least to make it up before it's too late.
This song makes me cry every time I hear it. My father died over 20 years ago and I still mourn those things that I left unsaid, the time lost, those anger-filled moments that remained.
One of the worst thing to live with is regret..don’t take your parents for granted no matter what mistakes they made
It really makes you think.
One of the things that I regret and it haunts me every day is I never told my dad that I loved him. I thought if I did it would make me sound weak and I was one of those kind of guys that would never show any type of weakness to anyone. Not a day goes by that I don't think about him. All of the things he tried to tell me and teach me I was too hard headed to listen. Now, I wish he was here so I could tell him that everything he told me was right. I would tell him how much I loved him and give him the biggest hug I could and never let him go.
@@aliciasaracino1233 What if it’s the other way around? That you’ve done everything for them and yet nothing was not good enough? What if it’s the toxicity resulting family estrangement? I love my parents but I had to move away to protect myself and my family. It was really toxic. It’s one thing to be done to me, but to continue and then spread that toxicity whilst becoming a mother the first time in your life and then put it out on your child? Nope. That’s not on. That I don’t stand for. But yes. I do love my parents and family just from far away..the best and yet the hardest decision; because then I won’t have that village support but if I had stayed, it’ll cost me mentally and emotionally. It was unhealthy.
This song makes me bawl like a baby everytime I 👂 hear it. Especially the line, "It's too late, when we die, to admit that we don't see eye to eye." My dad passed away 3 years ago and my mom passed away earlier this year. I loved both of them very much and I do believe they knew that, but we didn't 👀 see eye to eye on everything. Regardless, you got to let your loved ones know how much you love them while you still have the time. Time flees from us so fast and it can become too late before we even know what happens
im 57 and both of my parents are still here. i see them every chance i get .
This was how I felt about my mother. When she got Alzheimer's, there was no more time for words.
This song always hits my feels. "I think I caught his spirit later that same year/ I'm sure I heard his echo in my baby's newborn tears" - those lines always choke me up. Such a poignant song.
I lost my dad in 1991..sometimes seems like yesterday..I was the only girl(daddy`s girl) w/6 brothers.He had a heart attack at 51 on the golf course.It about killed me.Still think of him everyday.He was a Disc Jockey and collected music so that`s where I got my love of music from,still hurts!
Oh nooo! sorry hun
I was 55 yrs old when my father passed away and of that 55 we only spoke to each other for about 2 and a half years but i thank God that i had the chance to mend that broken fence......people don't let another moment pass by and not tell that special someone you love them.
thank you for sharing your story.
@@SincerelyK.S.O. ......you're welcome btw i love your channel keep up the good work.
Omg I went through the exact same emotions when my dad died in 2004. I kept calling my mother all the time to ensure she was ok. Great reaction, I tear up too.....
My son lost his dad a year and a half ago to suicide. I got a call from my son to say his dad was talking about taking his life. By the time he called police to check on him he was gone.
My son did not always get along with his father for many reasons. We were married 35 years and recently divorced. Depression and alcohol took over his life and made it difficult to talk to him.
In February my son took his 6 week old son to cemetery to introduce him to his father. We will never understand any of this so this song says so much to me.
Cried for your son... heartbreaking.
Sincerely, K.S.O. You are a sweet kind woman. I enjoy music and have come to enjoy your reactions as well.
I saw a reaction of Lara Fabian on your channel and you and I had similar disbelief when I first came upon her music a few years ago.
Thank you for doing what you do. It’s all in good fun and pleasant to spend time reviewing good or bad!!
This song really hits home with me..I was 12 (going on 13) when my father passed away (he was out of town on business). That was back in 1963 and to this day I regret not telling him more just how much I loved him.
This song just hammers me emotionally. 21 years ago this month for me. Love you dad. Miss you.
Unfortunately this is the ultimate regret song. It makes me tear up every time. Such a beautiful song in its own right.
The "Mike" of the band refers to Mike Rutherford who came from the band Genesis.
Well said.. regret is a terrible thing to live with.. we can be so unforgiving when it comes to our parents mistakes
@Steve Wilkins aww dang... I never made that connection. Thanks!
I wonder if this song was an inspiration for No Son Of Mine by Genesis
Used to find this song hard to listen too. The last time I saw Dad I was 12, he died when I was 18 just 8 weeks after my nephew was born. I don't think he knew he was a grandad. His funeral was the Friday before father's day. I don't know if given more time I would have seen him, my older siblings did but when he was drunk he could be cruel. I think what always hurt most was seeing friends with their dad's and knowing that was a relationship that I would never have.
We had this played at my fathers cremation service, my family asked what the music should be and instantly I said this one. It means so much to me because basically it strikes a chord, we tend to take our parents, fathers especially for granted. They're always there for us and then they're gone and its too late to say what should be said. Love you Dad.xx 14 june 1937 - 3 Oct 2004.
I'm a 46-year-old Male Hispanic filled with pride, but I cry every time i hear this song,
It's okay. We all do. I'm 63 and it gets me all these years later.
someone has already said it, masterpiece, Paul carricks voice is so smooth
Hello Sincerely KSO. Thank you for this reaction. Thank you for sharing something so personal to you. I understand. My dad died suddenly, when I was 15. He had a massive heart attack and did not survive. He was living in California...I was in Massachusetts...my parents were divorced and both were remarried. This song came out around the time my dad died and to this day I still get choked up listening to it. Especially the part where he says "I wasn't there that morning...when my father passed away..." because I literally was not there. It has been 31 years and I miss him every day and I will always have that connection to this song. It just fit so perfectly. Thank you again
This song is so powerful and it had you transfixed from the beginning. Even though it doesn't resonate with me on a personal experience level, it still makes me cry every time I listen to it. For years after it came out, I wouldn't play it because of the sadness and the depth of feeling it evoked in me. It's an absolute masterpiece and I'm glad you felt it. We wouldn't recognise happiness if we didn't know sadness.
Aww, you are tender and compassionate....I enjoy your reactions, you are REAL!...
I'm so sorry for your loss...
Yes, make the calls...they are important 💗✌🏽
Charlene Vasquez thank you Hun
So much truth, so much regret... open your heart and your mind ! Don’t squander the time left!
Sincerely thank you so much for this reaction and sharing it with us. On May 4 the day my first great nephew was born. I called my dad to congratulate him. The call was great for a long time. But then we got into a huge argument over something stupid but I was extremely mad at him. And was the rest of the day. I was laying in bed that night this song came to mind. The next morning I Sent this song with the lyrics video. With the text. We may not always agree but you’re my daddy and I will always appreciate and love you. About 10 minutes later he sent me❤️ I will be 50 in two days and we’ve always had a rocky road. But I think this helped. Trust me sincerely your daddy knew And still knows how much you love him. He had to be a great guy He made you.❤️🤗👍🌼✌️Much love
thank you so much. Thank you for sharing.
This song made me cry the first time I heard in 1985. And every time ever since.
Hugs hugs hugs hugs! Bless your sweet heart❤️
Thank you so much!
The message of this song is so important....don't "open up a quarrel" and let it slide off your shoulder....in the end being right doesn't matter.
This song reminded me of my father. When he passed, I cried hard, I mean really hard. If I lose my mom, I wouldn’t know what to do.
God keep her safe
This song makes me cry every single time. I lost my dad, both grandads and nan in the space of 3 and a half years when I was 13 to 16. There are so many things I wish I'd said 😥 It hits harder now though, as I wasn't close with my dad because he was an alcoholic, and it's only now, 21 years later, I've been able to forgive him and begin to grieve
I was lucky, my dad and I did see eye to eye and we knew we loved each other but this song still makes me miss him.
What they all said. And, another reason why the 80's is / was the absolute best time for music.
I have actually seen a guy twice my size burst into tears when this song came on at a grocery store. Seriously I am not kidding.
My father is in what is probably his last year. Oof, this song hits hard.
Maybe you can play the song for him. And explain. Love and peace❤️😃🌼
Stay strong Hunn
God bless your family
I can't help but sheading a tear with this tune. The best song about a loved one who passed.
Tears as always with this song....and thank you sweety for being so authentic and real.
I love the message of this song.... actually communicating with loved ones, both speaking to them and listening when they do the same, while you have the chance. One of the real gems to come out of the 80s, not least also because of Paul Carrack's great voice.
i can relate to what you said about your heart hurting when you talk about your father. My father died in 2002 and I can break down in an instant if I talk to deeply about him. He was not just my father, he was my best friend, my hero.
I’m glad he was your best friend I’m so sorry for your loss. He’s always with you❤️😃🌼✌️
thank you so much, thank you for sharing your story.
Such a soul wrenching song. Wish I could turn the clock back, for so many reasons. But most of all there was no closure nor answers on things I found out after his passing that will affect me for the rest of my life. I don't know why parents do what they do, but to deceive ones child is unforgivable in my opinion.
Sometimes they deceive us to protect us from the past. It doesn’t always work, but at least they tried. My father cheated on my mother before my sister was born. She’s five years older than I am. Anyway, we never knew anything about it until we were adults.
That song always gets to me....I was 15 when my dad died, I wasn't at home when he passed away at the young age of 43.
He’s always with you. And knows how much you love him.😃🌼✌️
Glen, I wasn't expecting to see a comment so close to my own situation. When my father passed, I was also 15 years old and he was just 42. He was in hospital..I knew he was really ill and planned to go and see him after my Saturday job which was just a few hours. I never expected him to die but I arrived home to find out he died before I had the chance to tell him I loved him so I feel you pain buddy. And I probably wouldn't have wrote this if it wasn't for seeing your comment, I can completely relate to it.
@@asmr-art1844 I was at school in 1980 when I was called out of class and taken to the hospital. He had died at this point and there were no warning signs previously to suspect that anything was wrong. From this day I still can't remember the last words I spoke to him or the situation. I often think about all the things he has missed out on and wonder how our relationship would have been today. Life can be tough. Here's a link to a recent song by James Blunt called Monsters...It's something we never got to do. Don't watch it if you think it will upset you. His father is in the video and was diagnosed with stage four chronic kidney disease and this song is like a farewell at the time. His father I am glad to say has since found a donor and is getting better. th-cam.com/video/DTFbGcnl0po/w-d-xo.html
I lost my father when I was 55, it hurts no matter what age you are.
Sorry for your loss
Paul Carrack is doing the lead singing on this one. You just heard him singing lead on the song How Long by ACE
I really miss my dad. He was an alcoholic most of my life, until the last couple of years of his life. He died of cancer in 1995. That last year I finally got to really talk to him. Every day I see or hear something and immediately think my dad would like that. I love you dad...
This song is one of those guaranteed tear jerkers. One of their more underrated songs is Taken in.
Call your mom! Tell her how much you love her! God bless you and your loved ones! Great heartfelt reaction.
I don't know why people make the effort do be mean, or rude on a music channel, music makes us feel human
Tearful every time I hear it, I was 200 miles away when my Father passed, I usually gigged every New Years Eve this was the first time I didn’t.! ❤️love youDad
This song always gets to me; I lost my parents within 3 months of each other nineteen years ago. It took me years to be able to even talk about because it broke my spirit so badly. I know how you feel getting choked up just talking about your dad and mom; you have my heartfelt sympathy about the loss of your father. It gets better but the feeling of loss never completely goes away. ❤️❤️🙏🏽
See how powerful music can be how it touches us so many different ways and you had me tearing up watching your pain with your loss
The wonderful, wonderful voice of Paul Carrack, and an amazing song.
I was on the road playing in a band in Illinois when me sister called and said “dads Gone”
He was 45 when I was born and he died of cirrhosis of the liver at 68 yrs.
My father never knew a stranger, loved people and is dearly missed. The beauty of life is one day we shall all be reunited ..
K.S.O. there’s a song for ya
“Reunited” by Peaches and Herb
Love ur heart
Ur mind
Ur laughter
Ur sighs
Keep doing what you do❤️😃
J
We sometimes let time go by without knowing our priorities.When Genesis broke up and Phil Collins went out on his own,this group formed with the Genesis guitarist.This was a talented and underrated group.
My father passed away this year on Valentine's Day. I spent most of the day with him and held his hand as he took his last breath. This song really hit me. Life is fleeting and you don't get to do everything you want to with your loved ones. But the memories and the love remain.
Sorry for your loss dear
This song hits me so hard. Always makes me want to cry and i understand your emotional reaction, the pain and love, the fear. Thank you for reacting to it and being so honest and sensitive.
Its a great song, very emotional, but instructive. We all have a born day and a death day, and what is most important is what we do between that time. Tell your loved ones how much you love them.
Possibly the best song of regret ever, a superb masterpiece.
My dad died in 2008 and I never get to tell him how much I loved him, and I couldn't be at the funeral that even makes it hurt more I think about him every single day. Love you daddy miss you with all my heart ❤.
I lost my dad 8/9/21 & lost my mom 9/6/21. Didn't get to say goodbye to either one. My dad was in between hospitals and rehab from 12/14/20-8/9/21. I had almost died and came home from the hospital after a month and a half on 12/11/20. With my health and covid restrictions I didn't get to see them. I almost died again in April of 2021 when I was hospitalized with covid. The day I came home from the hospital, my mom went in and I never saw her again. Appreciate your honest, heartfelt reaction.
I grew up in the ‘80s and ‘90s so i Love 80s and 90s music a wide range of music from classical to Metal and hair bands. I was born in 1977 and also love music from the ‘50s and ‘60s and ‘70s
That song ALWAYS MAKES ME CRY..ITS SOOO TRUE
GOD BLESS YOU❤️❤️❤️
The whole song is my life, to the point to this day, I still cry when I hear this song. It took 30 years to say that I love him. I said it two days before he died. I still don't know where he is buried. I never went to his funeral.
I'm 57 and my Dad passed more than 20 years ago. Sitting here blubbin' like a baby!
Awwww.... so sorry
Aww I love this song too, I lost my father in 1986, miss him every day. Much love to you, I'm glad you still have your mum.
Thank you for reacting to this song. This mirrors what happened to me in 2013 when my father passed. We had a conversation and unfinished business to discuss, then he died...😥😔
OH WOW...
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. It’s amazing. 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤
This song came out just a couple of months after I lost my dad, at the age of 52. It never fails to make me cry.
omg.. so sorry
“I wasn’t there that morning, when my father passed away.” Is my life. It shocks me every time I hear it.
But I did tell him, all the things I had to say. So there is no regret, but much sadness that he is gone. RIP Dad 30 years ago on Feb. 2023.
Mike of the mechanics is Mike Rutherford from the group Genesis (Phil Collins and Tony Banks).
outside shots taken in/near porlock weir in Somerset England. including Cullbone church Graveyard
The Mike that is referred to in the name of this band is the tall bearded guitarist who if you are also a fan of Genesis you may well recognise because he is in fact their lead guitarist too. Mike Rutherford.
The singer for this video is an English journeyman by the name of Paul Carrack. A very good musician and singer who's been around for a while but with different groups as well as some solo stuff. He did a very good solo song that you might enjoy called "How Long".
The song The Living Years was co-written by a Scottish singer songwriter called BA Robertson.
Mike and the Mechanics have had various different lead singers from time to time.
They have also got another guy who has joined them in recent years called Andrew Roachford. He also used to perform solo and had a very good track that you might want to check out if you haven't already done so called "Cuddly Toy" by Roachford.
I can so relate to your story. My dad recently passed away. I call my mom way more than I used to now. I go see her as often as possible just to make sure she’s okay. Beautiful song. Great reaction.
Your reactions are unlike any others i have watched. You express your thoughts and feelings from a place deep in your heart and soul that touches me and everyone watching. Your not alone in being touched by these songs, when you cry I cry. God Bless stay safe and healthy!
No man with a conscience can listen to this song's haunting melody and simple yet powerful message and not be moved to tears.
Stunning lyrics, i loved this song when it 1st came out, and still do.
The time this song came out, I was still entering middle school. When I heard it at that age, I didn't understand the message in this song. I continued to hear this song from time to time, trying to understand. It was only when I reached graduating from high school that I finally understood--it was an epiphany of sorts, and it hit like a ton of bricks. As I have gotten older and have a son of my own, I think I have complete understand ing of its meaning.
Appreciate your parents while you can, don't let differences divide you. Try to understand their point of view because eventually you may come to the same understanding when you begin to have children of your own. Don't take for granted their love and support they give you even after you have moved on to start your life as an adult. They will worry, support, and love you to the end of their days and ever after.
I have just found you! Thank you for sharing. My Father passed away recently... I’m calling my Mum now xx
Both my parents have died. My father suffered through cancer & died in 1990, which ofcourse broke my heart. I was 30 yrs od. My mother died of alzheimer 2010. No matter how old you are, some, not all, dwell in the past. Yet it is best to remember the happy times we had. xx
10 years, 20 years,, 100 years! You never get over it.
I'm late to the party to comment on 'The Living Years'.
There was a time when I didn't get on so well with my own father, and felt this could have been written for us. In fact, I didn't realise I was caught in the middle of marital cold war between parents, while growing up. So much never said between members of their generation, so how were me and my slightly older sister supposed to know at the time? But time and later perspective - just like the song says.
My father lived a long time and got to be a grandfather.
I took 18 months out of work, in order to stay with dad in the last couple of years. By that time we had pretty much worked through everything we needed to. We let the unimportant things drop away and just thoroughly enjoyed each other's company. He had some great stories and anecdotes that he had never shared before. A very independent and complex character. I realised how similar we were in many respects, but staring back at each other through two different ends of a century. This song is so terrific because it manages to encapsulate all those perspectives and emotions in the most heartfelt way. Poetic lyrics and a soaring melody seals the deal. I am not surprised that this song blows people away. It is so intense, and I doubt that Paul Carrack could have kept his composure with such a smooth vocal while singing it, if this had been his own family experience.
Listening to your words (as well as I hear them ;) ) and seeing how it touches you makes me wanna hug and comfort you. But this is what music is made of. Feelings and emotions. Music is as important as air. It makes us human. Wish you all the best.
Thank you so much
Beautiful reaction my sister. You’re precious. God bless you.
Thank you so much
Sincerely, K.S.O. This is one of my dad’s favourite songs. Every time I hear it I tear up 😪and go and tell him how much I love him.
The best music is sung from the heart,this is one of them
Such a moving song and such a powerful message! Always loved this song. Try R.E.M "Everybody hurts" another song with an exceedingly powerful message and an absolutely brilliant video to boot. Must warn you though you might need a box of tissues!
I could listen to this song and "Tempted" on a loop....such a great singer.
Thank you for your heartfelt comment. My father does not have much longer in his life. No matter how you prepare yourself it seems it's never enough. Your feelings hit home.. thank you!
Hi KSO, first off, I love your channel. In the sea of You Tube channels, yours has to be one of the most emotionally genuine. Thank you for that and for not filtering, but for sharing yourself with your viewers and subscribers. I'm nearly 62 yrs old and I lost my own father in 2000. Lost my stepmom 12 months before that. Sometimes when the craziness of life subsides, at least temporarily, their absence seems like yesterday. Your reactions to Harry Chapin's "Cats in the Cradle," and Gordon Lightfoot's "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" really hit me hard....but in a good way. Thanks so much and keep up the good work!
Thank you so much Sir. Sorry for your loss, I know how you feel. Please stay safe and well. 🤗
@@SincerelyK.S.O. Thank you.....also, forgot to mention, love all of your Carpenters reactions as well. I've been a fan of the group, and more specifically, of Karen Carpenter's incomparable voice for nearly 50 yrs.
This is such a great song, chokes me up every time i hear it.
One song thatll get you "no son of mine" genesis
Dear K.S.O. I want to say thank you for your channel here. I found it on TH-cam today morning. And know I'm listening to you several hours. It's great to see your reactions to the songs. You're doing a great job. So thank you so much for that! Greetings from Germany.
Wonderful! THANK YOU SO MUCH
This song ALWAYS makes me emotional and i start filling up.
I want it played at my funeral.
happy fathers day dad, i miss you and i did love you...RIP John Peter Hewlett
I reconnected with my son after many years because of this song.
I think I'm only just seeing this video for the first time (although part of me wishes I had seen it in May 2020, that would have hit on a whole other level). I really love this song but never noticed the two choirs, one of children and one of adults, and how that works with the message about different generations etc. That's a great creative decision and I don't know why I didn't spot it over the years, I guess I usually don't see the video when I hear the song. Thank you for the emotional reaction, I had a feeling this song would resonate with you. Big love from England. 💞
Dear KSO. Warm greetings from the UK i lost my mother 18 years ago and then my farther 16 years ago and there is not a day that goes by that i don't think about i was very lucky to be able to tell them both before they passed how much i loved them both and basically said everything we both needed to say . They say with time you get over the loss i don't' think you do you just live with it. This why i have always told all my friends make the most of every minute you have with your parents.
What a beautiful, sincere reaction. Thank you for sharing.
You make me cry all the time.
OH...im sorry. i dont mean to
He is with you in your mind and heart as well things you do you'll notice that he's taught you in life
Think of this way he was put here to do,something like all of us and we never know what it is he has for filled what was expected of him and he has left so another can come to for fill they obligations in live as you would've herd of a baby being born around that time either family or friends
Again he is alive every day with you as you are his legacy that might be the only reason was for him to,be here so you can do this site and same for any siblings and if you have kids you'll notice doing things he taught you with your kids without thinking about it
This is how I cope with it as we've lost a lot of people in our family unfortunately early 40s to 50s just remember every death theirs a beautiful new born coming into the world 🌎 🙏 ❤
Everybody hear that? Great song and reaction, yea yea yea. Forget all that. Call your mom!!
I can't stop the tears from falling every time I hear this song. I miss my father so much and that pain never goes away but I do have many happy memories rather than the day he passed.
Masterpiece!
I was listening to this song 30 years ago in the car when I heard crying from the backseat. My 5yr old daughter who never cried at movies,etc was sobbing after listening to this.