This song had a profound effect on me when I first quit drinking in very nearly 30 years ago in 1994. I could relate to it in so many ways. Rather than getting me down, it made me feel empowered, it felt like someone was singing it to me encouragingly. I am still sober and clean.
There's 2 of us, I quit in 1989 when I was 33 yo, coz I had 6 children and needed to devote more time to them and wifey. 34 yrs later and I'm still off it and so glad I am too, with 15 beautiful grandchildren and 1 great. Thanks to you Sting.
I drank like a fish… lightning… vodka… rye… tequila… now, at 76, only Louie XIII Why this story… I’m proof there is an alcoholic gene, as I was never an alcoholic! I do know a lot of them, however, many AA folks… some of which go off after 19-20 years and it’s really rough… one killed themselves, so don’t even think about it! The AA success story’s are actually little miracles and a very low percentage! I knew a guy… a blind drunk… and the last thing he remembered was a woman he hit coming through his windshield! Another guy wrecked his car a couple blocks from his house and the cops found him sobbing uncontrollably in the attic of his house! You guys are living miracles!
He doesn't get the credit that he greatly deserves his music is Ageless. It has its own unique style and sophistication that is timeless. Not only easy one of the greatest singers out there, he's also one of the greatest writers out there.
If the night turned cold And the stars looked down And you hug yourself On the cold, cold ground You wake the morning In a stranger's coat No one would you see Ask yourself, 'Who'd watch for me? 'My only friend, who could it be?' It's hard to say it I hate to say it But it's probably me When your belly's empty And the hunger's so real And you're too proud to beg And too dumb to steal You search the city For your only friend No-one would you see You ask yourself, 'Who could it be? 'A solitary voice to speak out and set me free' I hate to say it I hate to say it But it's probably me You're not the easiest person that I ever got to know And it's hard for us both to let our feelings show Some would say I should let you go your way You'll only make me cry But if there's one guy, just one guy Who'd lay down his life for you and die It's hard to say it I hate to say it But it's probably me When the world's gone crazy, and it makes no sense And there's only one voice that comes to your defence And the jury's out And your eyes search the room One friendly face is all you need to see And if there's one guy, just one guy Who'd lay down his life for you and die It's hard to say it I hate to say it But it's probably me I hate to say it I hate to say But it's probably me I hate to say it I hate to say But it's probably me I hate to say it I hate to say But it's probably me
I haven't listened to this whole album in probably 30+ years. Quite honestly, it is one of the most incredibly written, played, produced, collection of songs ever.
I have to say, I was introduced to Sting (separate from the Police, which I knew about already) when I was about 14 or 15.... fell in love with his beautiful music then. Still in love with his music today..... over 30 years later. I still place Sting and Sade as two of my favorite all time singers. If there was a dream I could have answered, I'd love to sing a duet with Sting..... even if it never made it on a recording.
Oh, lucky you! And I also love them both (see my profile), and I met several people here, who would love to hear the duet: Sade and Sting. (I wouldn't dare to sing along with Sting, just not do do him a harm)
Sting is the greatest and most prolific song writer of all time! John and Paul are close but he has the edge on number of great songs. Great singer and musician too obviously.
@@Touchthibo Gregory's cover is also magnificent. Both + the other with Eric Clapton are amazing. But I do prefer this one. The instrumental is just... Can't explain. And Sting's voice echoing ❤
dang..it makes me sad, man: but then, who's he talkin' to, what's he mean, and what a great song... it's not necessarily sad: it seems to me, this cat's songs mean more than we can ever know in a given decade or century, nobody's ever seen anything like it, man
I've always enjoyed this Sting song, so musically smooth. BUT the lyrics were secondary, subliminal to Sting's delivery. I'd never really heard the words; until I happened on Gregory Porter's version. I believe Porter sang it at a tribute for Sting. The lyrics are absolutely Incredible.
I think Sting is very good at writing about real human feelings and he captures the story with the proper mood through the music. Really gifted musician, artist. This song is about, I think, the lonely battles that many face through life. It's a tough world sometimes, and the song is thus relatable.
I went to a very small exclusive concert to see Sting in the early 90's. I think there were only about 50 to 100 people in the audience and we were sat so close to Sting as he was singing in the middle of the circle with his top off, his black & yellow striped jeans on and his sex appeal in full attendance. What a guy, what a talent, what a performer. I am so glad that I got to see him live and in such an intimate concert.
Stings great, I love his work with the police. I used to find his solo work too polished and mainstream but now I appreciate its craft and the little nuances he puts into it
@Sting Official thanks for bein' such an example of great musical lyricism and whatnot, man, i've only wanted to tell ya that since 1982 when i saw you guys play in michigan, up north... dad 'n' i 'n' brother denny took yogurt-slides, haha, and a good time was had by all, even mom too, we all love your Art/Work~ thank YOU, sir~
that drummer is like his secret weapon, i bet, and many lesser ones would've sufficed, but this one is special [yet all the players are great; that band and any he ever assembled just always sound almost too dang good-to-be-true, right?]
This song aged very well. still one of my heavy sting favorites. It eases my mind. years ago when Artist Gregory Porter did his tribute to Sting Live on stage he knocked it out the park with so much soul. Gives ya goose bumps....
La perfección hecha canción: melodía arreglos, instrumentación, tempo, voz, letra and etc.Todo girando en una deliciosa armonía. Thanks to enrich wind, forest, ocean music with your magic. LOVE
i didn't appreciate that one, personally... it was like, why not bring phil collins in, to play a few of his heavy-ass'd-drum-bashes too, right? haha, just kidding, eric: the guitah bits on 'i'd have you anytime' were great, that's you, right? and you're one-lucky-cat, man~
@@charlescowart5423 oh yeah? well... ironic, i'd say.... because the one on the record, that i always knew, sounding almost exactly like this one here, sounds much better
2:30 - That moment when Dominic Miller (guitar) hears Kenny Kirkland (keyboard) change the *B-minor-7* chord into a *B-dominant-7* then does the same and smiles at him *
@@JonSebastianF Right on - Kenny Kirkland was my favorite musician of any that played with Sting. But to your point, it's not uncommon at all, whether playing a melodic line or playing chord voicings to sub out the natural 3rd for the flat 3rd in a dominant function chord (e.g. blues scale, altered diminished scales e.g. altered C diminished scale over B7 chord has both the flat and major 3rd. In this song, you'd have to add a C# in the C dim scale because the C# is so pivotal to this song), and being that the tonic chord itself is basically a B7#5/E or EmM7 that oscillates to a Bm7/E, that ambiguity really fits the song even during that section.
This is a song like If I Ever Lose My Faith In You, where I got the feeling Sting was writing it about his own life. And of course, you can take his lyrics on so many levels. You just feel that a lot of thought and perception went into it's creation. Magnificent is an understatement of the essence of this song. Thank you Sting. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Listen to this every morning on my way to work and while riding by the water it’s just relaxing and soothing to the soul love Sting his voice coolness and style ⭐️⭐️⭐️
the music is the studio version but Sting is singing live here....This song is a masterpiece of subtle jazz chords, showcasing Sting's amazing composing abilities....
This song was my song when İ fell in love with a boy years ago. We've never been together, we were just friends. We used to dance with this song, he-never kniwing this was our song. 😢😢😢
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Sting is one of the few people on this planet who creates ageless music. And he doesn't age himself.
This song had a profound effect on me when I first quit drinking in very nearly 30 years ago in 1994. I could relate to it in so many ways. Rather than getting me down, it made me feel empowered, it felt like someone was singing it to me encouragingly. I am still sober and clean.
I'm 23 and 3 months sober as of two days ago. I had to lose everything to get here but I'm glad i did. And I know I'm a stranger but im proud of you.
@@hiltoncruz5440 thank you!
Excellent❤
There's 2 of us, I quit in 1989 when I was 33 yo, coz I had 6 children and needed to devote more time to them and wifey. 34 yrs later and I'm still off it and so glad I am too, with 15 beautiful grandchildren and 1 great. Thanks to you Sting.
I drank like a fish… lightning… vodka… rye… tequila… now, at 76, only Louie XIII
Why this story… I’m proof there is an alcoholic gene, as I was never an alcoholic!
I do know a lot of them, however, many AA folks… some of which go off after 19-20 years and it’s really rough… one killed themselves, so don’t even think about it!
The AA success story’s are actually little miracles and a very low percentage!
I knew a guy… a blind drunk… and the last thing he remembered was a woman he hit coming through his windshield!
Another guy wrecked his car a couple blocks from his house and the cops found him sobbing uncontrollably in the attic of his house!
You guys are living miracles!
Riding in a bus at night sitting near the window seat when its raining outside and this song playing in the headphones. What a soothing experience.
Sting’s voice is just so timeless ❤
One of the greatest songs I ever heard in my life. Truly a genius.
Hi I Recommend A Song Called 'looking Into the Mirror' by Robert Nix
Truly. This is great
Fantastic song from a fantastic singer who's been around for so many years and never loses his singing ability xx
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Hello dear 👋 Christine ,how are you doing today?
How do you feel when listening to this song?
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He doesn't get the credit that he greatly deserves his music is Ageless. It has its own unique style and sophistication that is timeless. Not only easy one of the greatest singers out there, he's also one of the greatest writers out there.
His writing is on a whole other level! I absolutely adore him and his work!
Vanessa Rubin 1972 ORIGINAL
Why does this mean? He is literally world famous...
Amen 🙏🙏🙏
Well said my friend.
If the night turned cold
And the stars looked down
And you hug yourself
On the cold, cold ground
You wake the morning
In a stranger's coat
No one would you see
Ask yourself, 'Who'd watch for me?
'My only friend, who could it be?'
It's hard to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
When your belly's empty
And the hunger's so real
And you're too proud to beg
And too dumb to steal
You search the city
For your only friend
No-one would you see
You ask yourself, 'Who could it be?
'A solitary voice to speak out and set me free'
I hate to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
You're not the easiest person that I ever got to know
And it's hard for us both to let our feelings show
Some would say
I should let you go your way
You'll only make me cry
But if there's one guy, just one guy
Who'd lay down his life for you and die
It's hard to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
When the world's gone crazy, and it makes no sense
And there's only one voice that comes to your defence
And the jury's out
And your eyes search the room
One friendly face is all you need to see
And if there's one guy, just one guy
Who'd lay down his life for you and die
It's hard to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
I hate to say it
I hate to say
But it's probably me
I hate to say it
I hate to say
But it's probably me
I hate to say it
I hate to say
But it's probably me
I'm very appreciative # 40.
❤😊❤😊
Thank you 🙏🏻 for the lyrics 🙏🏻
Thank You 🎼
I haven't listened to this whole album in probably 30+ years. Quite honestly, it is one of the most incredibly written, played, produced, collection of songs ever.
This is one of the most impressive and cinematic live music videos ever directed. Everyone played out their part of this so perfectly.
Thank you , Sting for always making such good music.
I have to say, I was introduced to Sting (separate from the Police, which I knew about already) when I was about 14 or 15.... fell in love with his beautiful music then. Still in love with his music today..... over 30 years later. I still place Sting and Sade as two of my favorite all time singers.
If there was a dream I could have answered, I'd love to sing a duet with Sting..... even if it never made it on a recording.
Абсолютно моя история любви к нему!
It is exactly the same with me. STING would be always my favourite singer. I fell in love with Fields of Gold and then all the rest of his music.
Same for me. You should check this out th-cam.com/video/iPucwp3uyCE/w-d-xo.html
Same
Oh, lucky you!
And I also love them both (see my profile), and I met several people here, who would love to hear the duet: Sade and Sting. (I wouldn't dare to sing along with Sting, just not do do him a harm)
I love this song!! When the album came out I listened to it all the time Such a talented artist!!
Hello dear 👋 Heather how are you doing?
How do you feel when listening to this song?
Hi I Recommend A Song Called 'looking Into the Mirror' by Robert Nix
Now that’s what you call timeless music. Sting is one of the best to ever do it🔥🔥🔥🔥
As a 58 years old man his music will always be my go to because I had to say it but it's probably me .❤
Sting is the greatest and most prolific song writer of all time! John and Paul are close but he has the edge on number of great songs. Great singer and musician too obviously.
great poetic words and expressions, plus great music/arrangement'n'whatnot, equals fricking awesome-ness, man....
easier said-than-done, yeah?
I still have to give it to John and Paul.
Sting, John, and Paul are all great singers and song writers I agree, but gotta give the title to Stevie Wonder.
Lennon/McCartney are 'close'-yeah right, they're the greatest and the Stinger would agree.
Nope, stevie wonder!
This song... Makes me relax, makes me fall asleep, makes me think, makes me happy... thank u Sting ❤️
Check out the Gregory Porter cover.
@@Touchthibo ... I happened on Porter's version. Incredibly Moving.
@@Touchthibo Gregory's cover is also magnificent. Both + the other with Eric Clapton are amazing. But I do prefer this one. The instrumental is just... Can't explain. And Sting's voice echoing ❤
dang..it makes me sad, man: but then, who's he talkin' to, what's he mean, and what a great song... it's not necessarily sad:
it seems to me, this cat's songs mean more than we can ever know in a given decade or century,
nobody's ever seen anything like it, man
It's beautiful
This was part of a magnificent set at that mansion. I have the whole thing on VHS. It's an excellent autumnal time album
Brings back memories of my college commute and zipping around town as well, usually in the fall.
Just a pity the git can't play gigs around the UK anymore. His last three tours have been an insult to his fans.
@@thewomble1509 how so?
I'd love to have it (on DVD), but it's rather impossible to buy it now, or - if you know something, just let me know, please.
@@concken1 He only plays in London, Edinburgh and sometimes Cardiff and charges a fortune for tickets. Utter twat.
Such a magnificent song.. Delightful to listen to and enriching to the soul. Love it.
I can't even explain why I'm crying but this song always has that effect. Sting is amazing. Thanks so much for posting.
I completely understand, Fields of gold does that for me. I have no idea why.
you're not the only one, driving home and.....
I've always enjoyed this Sting song, so musically smooth. BUT the lyrics were secondary, subliminal to Sting's delivery. I'd never really heard the words; until I happened on Gregory Porter's version. I believe Porter sang it at a tribute for Sting. The lyrics are absolutely Incredible.
@@BickBickersen because we're sentimental...he has the power, to make art that evokes emotion, man:
it's child's play, to a cat like stingo, man~
I think Sting is very good at writing about real human feelings and he captures the story with the proper mood through the music. Really gifted musician, artist. This song is about, I think, the lonely battles that many face through life. It's a tough world sometimes, and the song is thus relatable.
I went to a very small exclusive concert to see Sting in the early 90's. I think there were only about 50 to 100 people in the audience and we were sat so close to Sting as he was singing in the middle of the circle with his top off, his black & yellow striped jeans on and his sex appeal in full attendance. What a guy, what a talent, what a performer. I am so glad that I got to see him live and in such an intimate concert.
I saw him in Denver and he was so mezmorizing and sexy.
Marsalis was with him
So good!
You were very lucky!
Sex appeal?
@@SteelerzReignSupremeII clearly she felt like he had some if she said so.
Does that challenge your masculine sensibilities?
My favorite song by Sting. Absolute masterpiece!!! Love him!❤
Also listen to Gregory Porter's version (Live) tribute to Sting
Hello ✋ Donna how are you doing??
and that jazzy touch in the song.... makes me dream of Miles Davis gently playing his trumpet in background! sublime!
Anything from Sting is beautiful music pulling at my heart ♥️
It's 2023 and listening to this!! SO BEAUTIFUL, it takes me to another place and time!!❤❤❤🙏🏼🙏🏼
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That's it exactly that's how this song makes you feel thanks for commenting hello from Florida
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I love Sting so much because he’s got the greatest singing voice ever!
It strum my heartstrings every time I hear his beautiful songs.
Stings great, I love his work with the police. I used to find his solo work too polished and mainstream but now I appreciate its craft and the little nuances he puts into it
I always love Sting so much because he’s got the greatest singing voice ever.
His music strum my heartstrings every time I hear it.
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
@Sting Official thanks for bein' such an example of great musical lyricism and whatnot, man, i've only wanted to tell ya that since 1982 when i saw you guys play in michigan, up north... dad 'n' i 'n' brother denny took yogurt-slides, haha, and a good time was had by all, even mom too, we all love your Art/Work~ thank YOU, sir~
A legendary will never die and will continue to live in our hearts forever…!!!!
Very underrated Sting song. It's Probably Me has grown with me well.
What a fantastic song and performance by many extremely talented musicians.
that drummer is like his secret weapon, i bet, and many lesser ones would've sufficed, but this one is special
[yet all the players are great; that band and any he ever assembled just always sound almost too dang good-to-be-true, right?]
I think I like Gregory Porter’s version.
This song aged very well. still one of my heavy sting favorites. It eases my mind.
years ago when Artist Gregory Porter did his tribute to Sting Live on stage he knocked it out the park with so much soul. Gives ya goose bumps....
So so true. Porter did this song great justice.
Sooo calming
This song is so deep it affects me in many ways what a great piece of music
One of my very favorite artists, both as a person and his creative mastery🙏🏼
I can enter the world of the song in an instant. What a fascinating song. Image of deep night
La perfección hecha canción: melodía arreglos, instrumentación, tempo, voz, letra and etc.Todo girando en una deliciosa armonía. Thanks to enrich wind, forest, ocean music with your magic. LOVE
I was 14 when I heard this song by Sting accompanied by an incomparable Clapton guitar. Thank you, Maestro!
i didn't appreciate that one, personally... it was like, why not bring phil collins in, to play a few of his heavy-ass'd-drum-bashes too, right? haha, just kidding, eric: the guitah bits on 'i'd have you anytime' were great, that's you, right? and you're one-lucky-cat, man~
@@tinfoilhatter if I recall it’s actually Clapton that wrote the music while Sting just wrote the lyrics. It was meant to be a duet
@@charlescowart5423 oh yeah? well... ironic, i'd say.... because the one on the record, that i always knew, sounding almost exactly like this one here, sounds much better
80th and 90th where all of the great stuff was born. Incredible times. Nothing left of it...billions of years it took for this blink of an eye.
Sting! We are love you! What a wonderful song!
Does your family love him ?
@@mobuth357 yes! I m lysyi pelmen!
Лысый, ну нельзя же такие грубые ошибки делать. Правильно: We love you
A song with a deep meaning
One of my favorite Sting songs. He is such a great artist.
Прекрасное исполнение, Вокал прекрасный, брависсимо👏👏👏
Прямо в тон настроения :), мягко так и по правильному! Красивая песня
One of my fav singers of all time sting your still the best in my mind ❤
Love Sting but Gregory Porter did an outstanding performance on this song.
No question… Porter killed on the award song in Lincoln Center!
Great Porter edition without sting are not exist
One of the greatest song ever composed… of course Gregory Porter nailed it with his performance!
No he did not. I hate that version of Sting's song >shudder
I gotta disagree, Stings version is so much better
Hi dear Sting! Ohh Wow! What a beautiful gem 💖 Grazie mille carissimo. Happy weekend 🙋😊🍀👍
2:30 - That moment when Dominic Miller (guitar) hears Kenny Kirkland (keyboard) change the *B-minor-7* chord into a *B-dominant-7* then does the same and smiles at him *
That's Kenny Kirkland
@@jpwjr1199 That's corrected!! 🙏
@@JonSebastianF Right on - Kenny Kirkland was my favorite musician of any that played with Sting. But to your point, it's not uncommon at all, whether playing a melodic line or playing chord voicings to sub out the natural 3rd for the flat 3rd in a dominant function chord (e.g. blues scale, altered diminished scales e.g. altered C diminished scale over B7 chord has both the flat and major 3rd. In this song, you'd have to add a C# in the C dim scale because the C# is so pivotal to this song), and being that the tonic chord itself is basically a B7#5/E or EmM7 that oscillates to a Bm7/E, that ambiguity really fits the song even during that section.
My favorite Sting song that always lives in my heart.
Unique timeless song. When it came out in 1992 in Lethal Weapon 3 I listened to it a lot.
Yup
I Still have the soundtrack CD from that movie and this song is on it.
@@jasonhale4639 wow!!!
This is a song like If I Ever Lose My Faith In You, where I got the feeling Sting was writing it about his own life.
And of course, you can take his lyrics on so many levels. You just feel that a lot of thought and perception went into
it's creation. Magnificent is an understatement of the essence of this song. Thank you Sting. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I haven't heard his magical voice for so long, it still makes me cry ... but I love it! ❤
Fantastic chill out version. Truly music genius!
If there was ever a song for walking in the rain, this is it. Very cool! Ten Sumners Tales was his best album. Hands down.
Has anyone noticed how much his band loves what they're doing? The smiles the amalgumn that makes it together?
Healing song
what a lucky guy/bunch of cats, man
Hello ✋ Nelly how are you doing??
He creates music from the heart, and it shows, he is on a totally different level.
Killer harmonies... as always.
Always felt this amazing underrated masterpiece.
Such a DIFFERENT type of GREAT sounds. Mesmerizing!
Such a beautifully deep piece of music!
Beautiful tune never gets old
Espectacular éste arreglo..😍😍 incluyendo las miradas de cada uno de los músicos...Sting me encanta su música..🥰
Listen to this every morning on my way to work and while riding by the water it’s just relaxing and soothing to the soul love Sting his voice coolness and style ⭐️⭐️⭐️
What a wonderful man Sting is, again and again. 🪄 And the whole band, of course ❤
the music is the studio version but Sting is singing live here....This song is a masterpiece of subtle jazz chords, showcasing Sting's amazing composing abilities....
This song was my song when İ fell in love with a boy years ago. We've never been together, we were just friends. We used to dance with this song, he-never kniwing this was our song. 😢😢😢
Так часто бывает🥰
Super Lied 👍❤ Sting ist wie immer FANTASTISCH 👍👍👍
Deutschland 🇩🇪
Ностальгия ❤️
Не знала что есть даже клип на эту песню,приятная находка
@Nik Admiror Спасибо
Perfect song. The sun when you hear it. 🌼🌻🌼
Demolitionmansoundtrack
This song touched my heart and my soul.
This whole album is a masterclass in songwriting
It's so easy to miss what a miracle music is.
A fan from the Phillippines!
WONDERFUL!! 🙏❤️🎼🎶🎶🎵🌹🌹🌹 Thank You! I wish you a beautiful and wonderful weekend! 🙏❤️🤗🌹🌹🌹💥
I ❤ his music!
Bravo Sting. Been a life long fan, and hope to continue to hear your beautiful music till the end of my days.. God speed in your endeavors!
That voice. ❤❤
Превосходная великолепная восхительная замечательная чувствестная музыкальная композиция
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Awesome
I love this song about being homeless. Gregory porter who was homeless sings this song with so much passion!!!!
Beautiful music loved and appreciated by an eighty year old Sting fan ❤️
Sting you are genius writer.❤
Uma das minhas preferidas. 🖤🎼 Perfect!!
This is awesome music! Unlike the majority of things that we listen on the radio these days.
Sting showed the cosmos how to be Interstellar.
We need you back Sting..
Love this jazz style🥰👏👏👏
Sting with Dominic Miller. What a great song!
**💎!!!** ...Yes...You are not the easiest person...but the Mega Talented One! ..."it's probably me" ...🎤🎵🎶❤🌹
Sting, обожаю ваш голос и вашу музыку, спасибо за творчество❤
Присоединяюсь 👌♥️😍
He‘s the Game. He needs no one to prove. Music?? He is the Note ❤️
Perfect Song! One of the Best Artists still alive. #legendsting
Ну и Стинг. Он всегда прекрасен и талантлив.
Голос... релакс для души 🔥💥💞
Thank you Sting..you make my day each and every time I listen to this song..God bless!
NOTHING SHORT OF GENIUS, COMPASSION AND TALENT.
Masterpiece!
i was 9yo when this song dropped and i bought the album the next year. sounds perfect then and today
A very beautiful and good song about friendship. Thank you, Sting.
Spectacular
Never grow old keep singing for us our king
It's fantastic. I love sting ❤