I think the song is actually meant to be uplifting as it’s saying that if you want to save a relationship, go back to any common ground and build it back up just like you did the first time. Even if it’s as simple as a movie like Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
So true, I always feel sad when I hear 90s music as well. It reminds of how great this world used to be, and how it's been on a downward spiral ever since
arkayo arkayo since they didn’t Ill give you my opinion. Basically she’s rejecting him bc they ‘don’t have much in common’ and he’s getting desperate to find something they can talk abt so he’s using a movie they both only kinda like as the major reason for her to stay and be with him.
@@cara_phillips_ Can U blame the dude? When I had told my then "future- Wife" I loved Her, she replied: "I know". He sounds like not a scammer. He digs her.
90s is technically "classic rock" now. My local classic rock station has played 3 Doors Down since roughly 2010 or so, and that's late 1990s. This is pop-rock, rather than straight-up ROCK
@@anthonyroberts8480 Actually as it's about how he thought she was the only one who really understood him only to realize there was nothing there except a film that she barely remembers,
I dislike the movie bcuz George Peppard has always "rubbed my fur the wrong way". However contrived this song is, it has something about it which i like. Maybe his sincerity.
I never really thought much of this song until I realized that I couldn't watch the movies I'd watched with my formerly close friend without thinking about him. Now I love this song. It's so simple, like, "Well, we both really liked watching that one movie together," but the simplicity makes it so sweet and relatable. The verses remind me so much of the situation between us, too, especially the first verse - all these excuses about why a relationship wouldn't work between us, when I know that really it's because he just didn't care the same way I did.
Man, this is song is so awesome. I've got so much nostalgia for it. Thank you for uploading the lyrics to the song, I've always liked the song but I could never really make out the words, so, it's nice to finally know them. God, this song should never die.
How true that is life is an experience and songs are just a form of expression so you can only completely appreciate a song poem and to an extent films and books if you have experienced it my friend
Me and my friend "Fermin" were driving to San Francisco to hang out with some old friends. We listened to song a thousand times. Now every time I hear this song I flash back to those memories. What a great time to be young.
**Meanwhile, In a slightly-different timeline:** Him: "...Tell you what, I think maybe you're right. That we _should_ call it off. We really _don't_ have all that much in the way of a common bond or anything. Seems we each may have been more enamored more with the _idea_ of 'getting with' each other than about learning who either of us was and how we fit together." Her: 'Well... huh, ok, y'know what? That tracks. Just makes me wonder tho, what were we even _doing_ together? How did we meet?" Him, (blushing slightly): "Um... we met a party, there was an Audrey Hepburn movie on, and we both just kinda..." (Her eyes light up): "Lol wow, you're right. I kinda... forgot about that night." (she holds out her arm, iced-out in diamonds) (Him, smiling softly): "Yeah. So, that was the one thing we got..." (He kisses her gently one last time on the arm.) "...And now, we're each free to live out our own dreams and lives. Only kinda... sucks for me, because, well... I had higher hopes for us." Her (understanding, but not really getting it): "...yeah. Don't get me wrong, you're a great _guy_ and all, but--" (He gets his coat, and walks out. In his pockets later, all they discovered was a copy of 'Sabrina' and a note saying, cryptically: 'we have no bananas today.')
Breakfast at Tiffany is a famous Hollywood film starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard. Audrey is a Hollywood icon. She was born in Belgium and educated in England. She comes from an aristocratic European family. Tiffany is a famous New York jewelry store. You talk about N.Y. and five ideas come to your mind: Macy's, Tiffany, the N.Y. Times, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty The film Breakfast at Tiffany was a smash hit in the 60's. It was released by Paramount Pictures in the Fall of 1961.
Whose here because this brings you back to an EXACT moment in time. Being a young 20-something in the 90's. Never thought the years would go by so fast. That deep passionate kiss, tasting the Rumplemints off you lips, knowing I should of got your name and number. I never saw you again. When this song comes on, and the summer heat starts to turn cooler..... I often think of her. The love of my life & the many what might of beens.
Good song with good memories,I remember jamming out to this song with my dad before he deployed to Korea for a year,circa 1996 rough year but damn good music kids now days have no clue what music really is.
"I see you, the only one who knew me but now your eyes see through me I guess I was wrong So what now? It's plain to see we're over And I hate when things are over When so much is left undone" i felt that..
It was heartbreaking! I did care! I have never stopped caring. I did eventually forgive him. It took me over a decade. It was a very strange conversation. I didn't know it would come back to haunt me decades later. We were both very young. Life could have been very different for both of us had we not let pride get in the way. If you truly love somebody, never let pride ruin everything!
Before I saw the lyrics, I thought this song was just about going to a friends house for breakfast. I did not even know there was a film called Breakfast At Tiffany's.
This song reminded me of Bogart & Bacall in Casablanca when he said "We'll always have Paris." The characters in this song will always have "Breakfast at Tiffany's" in their hearts. We the public, will always have two GREAT movies with GREAT actors from a time when movies & actors had CLASS. We have been blessed. I miss them all.
I'm listening to this after my partner of over 2 years broke up with me via text message. The lyrics resonate so much. If anyone is going through something similar, I'm sending you hugs through the ether(net cable)
remember that episode of the Simpsons where apu starts being like a super husband to manjewula and everyone is trying to figure out his secret and they start following him around. and chief wiggam see apu goes into tiffany's and comes out with like a bagel and chief wiggam is all that's right they have breakfast at tiffany's now. ...that was a good episode
I used to be in a before and after school program. And I remember not liking this song and I would actively show that I didn't like it. So two of the staff there who knew this song, so whenever I misbehaved, (which was quite frequently) They would sing this and get me all annoyed so I would stop. But now that I listen to this song today, I realize that everybody in the comments section here is right in that this song is amazing.
The dumb thing is you live life and learn that it is your differences that bring and keep you together. Sameness provides no spark or interest. Later you realize how foolish you were, but by then it is too late.
And I said, “what about breakfast at Tiffany’s?” She said “do you mean the book of the film?” And I said I meant the song that I’m singing, and she said “lots of things have that name”
In the immortal words of Jim Morrison from the doors "the time to hesitate has come" 😂 I just watch Empire records my favorite movie.. I can't get that quote out of my head!!
Everyone sees this as a song about a failing relationship but to me the song represents how a relationship only has to start with one thing in common I met my current girlfriend because we both play the same game, I'm from the UK she's from Spain. That's all we had in common the game, then we got talking, she knows English and I'm learning Spanish. And we both found a love for History and writing. Currently planning a trip there at some point this year. Good things can blossom from only having 1 thing in common.
I have never watched it. Hepburn, i liked in other films. Peppard, has an "oily slick" about him for me in other shows i have seen him in. *note* not "star" in.
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It’s a song about a failing relationship yet has a chipper tone which I find hauntingly beautiful.
thats like the song bullet... its the happiest suicide song ever
I interpret it as being comedic, personally.
@@joey00198 I just watched a lyric video for that song, it doesn't leave much to the imagination.
I think the song is actually meant to be uplifting as it’s saying that if you want to save a relationship, go back to any common ground and build it back up just like you did the first time. Even if it’s as simple as a movie like Breakfast at Tiffany’s.
Yes I'm going out of the office and I'm Every time I get home and you t to see the weather dust kids to be
The 90s had a special type of harmonizing trend in vocals we will never hear again. So soothing and calm. Makes you smile 😀
My guy … people still make music like this
@@knightogourd Please share
@@jackaabbott listen to your alternative radio stations, look online for recommendations for music like this. It is out there
@@knightogourd you couldn't even name one, lol
So true, I always feel sad when I hear 90s music as well. It reminds of how great this world used to be, and how it's been on a downward spiral ever since
Until anyone can prove otherwise this is one of the best choruses in a song ever. So catchy and it flows extremely well
I was 11 when I stole £5 from mum. To go to Virgin megastore
Everyone loves this song, they just don’t want to admit.
Try
band- cage the elephant
Song - cigarette day dream or
Song- shake me down also by cage the elephant .
@@ananymousincrypd4296terrible song
A catchy tune, especially the chorus. Keeps going in your head.
Yes WENDY GORMAN you always tell it like it is!
I just randomly started thinking of it today. Only heard the song once or twice.
@@MrMovie-tf1jg Same thing happened to me, I think we are connected.
Anybody who has been in a relationship they desperately, but hopelessly wanted to continue will appreciate this song.
I am the "thumbs down" icon.
Maybe i am kinda stoned currently, could you explain the "desperate" part to me?
Just curious.
arkayo arkayo since they didn’t Ill give you my opinion. Basically she’s rejecting him bc they ‘don’t have much in common’ and he’s getting desperate to find something they can talk abt so he’s using a movie they both only kinda like as the major reason for her to stay and be with him.
@@cara_phillips_
Can U blame the dude?
When I had told my then "future- Wife" I loved Her, she replied: "I know".
He sounds like not a scammer.
He digs her.
Yup true.
@@cara_phillips_ xxx
There's a diner in southern Michigan named " Tiffany's" . Every time I drive by I think of this song .
I love my classic rock ,southern rock & metal, but the 90s had a certain feeling that still hits me when I hear bands like this ,Sponge ,Tonic,,etc
90s is technically "classic rock" now. My local classic rock station has played 3 Doors Down since roughly 2010 or so, and that's late 1990s. This is pop-rock, rather than straight-up ROCK
Charles Rowland this came out in 1961 tho
lol fuckkk .it was 1995..the title was from a 60's movie
Props to you for the Sponge shout out! 😊🎼
U wrote the comment i had in mind.
U must be "psychotic".
😉
Trying to save a relationship in which they have nothing in common, except for both liking a movie partially.
I love the show
@@anthonyroberts8480 Actually as it's about how he thought she was the only one who really understood him only to realize there was nothing there except a film that she barely remembers,
I can relate to this song
I dislike the movie bcuz George Peppard has always "rubbed my fur the wrong way".
However contrived this song is, it has something about it which i like.
Maybe his sincerity.
No one talks about Mickey Rooney
I can't get this song out of my head.
Same! I just happen to read the name Tiffany and the song popped into my head. It's been in my head since this morning.
Me too
Have you tried turning your head and hitting it a couple of times?
Ahh..the 90s!
How was it for you?
Let's have Breakfast at Tiffany's. Stacey's mom is gonna be there, so is Jessie's girl :)
Lol
I’d rather have little bit of Monica in my life
Come on, Eileen!
So why don't you come on over, Valerie
Call on meeeeeee Valorieeeee, Call on meeeeee Valerie
This song is actually pretty sad . All the feelings of a relationship coming to an inevitable end.
Very true. It has a sad melody to it for that reason. I know too well how sad a break-up is.
That's one of these songs that just makes me feel like I wish I was born just a little earlier.
+MelissaChan3 Same
+Ava Navarro I was
I was prob and you ain't missing much.
+huskersmaster me to me to back to when I was 6 when the future was still ahead and uncertain
Look at it this way, being born later, gives you more time to enjoy those song that make you feel that way.
I never really thought much of this song until I realized that I couldn't watch the movies I'd watched with my formerly close friend without thinking about him. Now I love this song. It's so simple, like, "Well, we both really liked watching that one movie together," but the simplicity makes it so sweet and relatable. The verses remind me so much of the situation between us, too, especially the first verse - all these excuses about why a relationship wouldn't work between us, when I know that really it's because he just didn't care the same way I did.
Sorry you went through that.
Man, this is song is so awesome. I've got so much nostalgia for it. Thank you for uploading the lyrics to the song, I've always liked the song but I could never really make out the words, so, it's nice to finally know them. God, this song should never die.
This song has it's own totally unique feel to it
I heard this song in a restaurant and got so excited. Haven't heard it in years omg.
I use to think this was a love song about a loser asking a girl out for breakfast a tiffany's.
thanks for the lyrics.
Same
do we all just think the same?
Yeah
And the meaning
@@copey6969 no ....and thats good behavior
Brings back childhood memories...my family ALWAYS played this when we went on holiday
same
:D
Spot on, for me especially it's always that little guitar fill at 2:54 that reminds me being a kid on morning of holiday flying out.
I’m absolutely ascending I’ve been looking for this damn song for months
90s teens, where you at?! 😁
That iconic Audrey Hepburn image.
Funny how songs work.
The lyrics dont mean anything until you experience the lyrics for yourself
How true that is life is an experience and songs are just a form of expression so you can only completely appreciate a song poem and to an extent films and books if you have experienced it my friend
Well said
‘Well that’s one thing we’ve got’
Expression of a beautiful and kinda funny intimate moment that we’ve all probably had with a girlfriend
@@privateuse9440 honestly, pretty optimistic with the way things are headed...
This has a deep sense of sadness
I was 11 when my mum got me The Greatest Hits of 96 CD. This song was on it.
I love you mum x
A great band from my childhood and a great song
Never withers , never wilts, one of the evergreens , one of the best songs of our century
Me and my friend "Fermin" were driving to San Francisco to hang out with some old friends. We listened to song a thousand times.
Now every time I hear this song I flash back to those memories.
What a great time to be young.
Love the lyrics to this, it has to be the most ungrounded relationship possible if there was one movie they both kind of liked.
**Meanwhile, In a slightly-different timeline:**
Him: "...Tell you what, I think maybe you're right. That we _should_ call it off. We really _don't_ have all that much in the way of a common bond or anything. Seems we each may have been more enamored more with the _idea_ of 'getting with' each other than about learning who either of us was and how we fit together."
Her: 'Well... huh, ok, y'know what? That tracks. Just makes me wonder tho, what were we even _doing_ together? How did we meet?"
Him, (blushing slightly): "Um... we met a party, there was an Audrey Hepburn movie on, and we both just kinda..."
(Her eyes light up): "Lol wow, you're right. I kinda... forgot about that night." (she holds out her arm, iced-out in diamonds)
(Him, smiling softly): "Yeah. So, that was the one thing we got..." (He kisses her gently one last time on the arm.) "...And now, we're each free to live out our own dreams and lives. Only kinda... sucks for me, because, well... I had higher hopes for us."
Her (understanding, but not really getting it): "...yeah. Don't get me wrong, you're a great _guy_ and all, but--"
(He gets his coat, and walks out. In his pockets later, all they discovered was a copy of 'Sabrina' and a note saying, cryptically: 'we have no bananas today.')
just another ONE HIT WONDER from the 90s. And there were A LOT OF THEM IN THE 90s
Breakfast at Tiffany is a famous Hollywood film starring Audrey Hepburn and George Peppard. Audrey is a Hollywood icon. She was born in Belgium and educated in England. She comes from an aristocratic European family. Tiffany is a famous New York jewelry store. You talk about N.Y. and five ideas come to your mind: Macy's, Tiffany, the N.Y. Times, Central Park, and the Statue of Liberty
The film Breakfast at Tiffany was a smash hit in the 60's. It was released by Paramount Pictures in the Fall of 1961.
Empire State Building
Broadway, too
Rather large apples too, so I've heard.
👏👏good job person, i aplod ya👏👏
Thanks for the information I never new that.Thanks🤔😮👏👏
Just saw it on tv in Abbey Hotel…in a little while the Abbey band are on stage for set set dancing 🇮🇪💚♥️🎵👍 Audrey Hepburn and George class 😊
It was morning 26 years ago when i heard this song on a radio. Now radio is not so popular anymore.
This was a song that came out when my life was perfect .
Long ago...
It's plain to see we're over, and i hate when things are over!
That line makes me laugh so hard. It's so childish and lazy. And he rhymes over with over. I swear this song is supposed to be comedy
@@Stygia96 just another ONE HIT WONDER from the 90s. And there were A LOT OF THEM IN THE 90s
Born in 1999, but in 2019 still listening to old tunes
this song is older than me but its still amazing
Even the first time I heard this song I couldn't help but sing along
"Now your eyes see through me" is all I had to go off to find this song. Took me two hour but I found it.
Another of those songs that makes you think, why couldn't I have thought of that great chorus and written a monster track around it.
Whose here because this brings you back to an EXACT moment in time. Being a young 20-something in the 90's. Never thought the years would go by so fast. That deep passionate kiss, tasting the Rumplemints off you lips, knowing I should of got your name and number. I never saw you again. When this song comes on, and the summer heat starts to turn cooler..... I often think of her. The love of my life & the many what might of beens.
Why didn’t you get her #
There's something about an echoing guitar.... very catchy. I love this song.
my dad plays this all the goddamn time just because its my name...
Well if it where as beutiful as this song you would be outstanding
@@swordguy4183 fuck you because i cant take compliments, but aslo thank you
@@sunshineandrainbows99 lol
tiffany's a nice name
@@alekthom9784 ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhthankyou
Classic song, one of my favourites
One of the most beautiful tracks of all time
That back to back chorus at the end just hits different
I literally can not get enough of this song
my brain brought me here
My good taste in music brought me here.
Mc Dawg mine too.
some guy's brain brought me here too
Probably we have the same brain
Mom said it's my turn with the brain
Good song with good memories,I remember jamming out to this song with my dad before he deployed to Korea for a year,circa 1996 rough year but damn good music kids now days have no clue what music really is.
Ok lol and
U.K. No.1 today 27 years ago exactly!
Audrey Hepburn was one of the most elegant actresses of all time. Total class.
I remember summer 2013 when this would always come on the radio
"I see you, the only one who knew me but now your eyes see through me I guess I was wrong So what now? It's plain to see we're over And I hate when things are over
When so much is left undone" i felt that..
Same! It's heartbreaking!
It was heartbreaking! I did care! I have never stopped caring. I did eventually forgive him. It took me over a decade. It was a very strange conversation. I didn't know it would come back to haunt me decades later. We were both very young. Life could have been very different for both of us had we not let pride get in the way. If you truly love somebody, never let pride ruin everything!
Before I saw the lyrics, I thought this song was just about going to a friends house for breakfast. I did not even know there was a film called Breakfast At Tiffany's.
2019 and still listening 🔥
Me too 🎶
This song reminded me of Bogart & Bacall in Casablanca when he said "We'll always have Paris." The characters in this song will always have "Breakfast at Tiffany's" in their hearts. We the public, will always have two GREAT movies with GREAT actors from a time when movies & actors had CLASS. We have been blessed. I miss them all.
And I said what about Tiffany’s at breakfast. She said I think you’re having a stroke.
lol
"Bugs Bunny" laughter.
Smelling toast...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao.
The best song about mediocre love ever.
A very fine song that I hold high in my esteem as it came out in the final full year of my mother's life.
May her memory be eternal.
✝️💞😢
I'm listening to this after my partner of over 2 years broke up with me via text message. The lyrics resonate so much. If anyone is going through something similar, I'm sending you hugs through the ether(net cable)
Heard this song for the first this morning, but it was love at first listen.
I love singing this song whenever I hear it.
I love this song because it feels tropical
I love the little ditty after the chorus a haha I get that stuck in my head, lovely melody.
this song brings tears to my eyes. I luv 1996.
3:09 is the peak. you think the song would be over, but they got another chorus line in them
why do i love this song so much
I remember all those mornings while my dad driving me to school hearing this song on the radio !!! :D
Today , I must learn a new song at my guitar . This song is Breakfast at Tiffany' s . You help me very much!!!!!!
The grocery store I work at brought me here ❤
Haha same. The store I work at is closing and this is the one song that kinda doesn't suck.
Omg same! So all our stores have decent music?
I love the beginning of this song.
Nice song.. lyrics say beautiful things from the heart. Thank you for sharing.🙏
Being alive when this came out, and now just remembering this brought me here.
remember that episode of the Simpsons where apu starts being like a super husband to manjewula and everyone is trying to figure out his secret and they start following him around. and chief wiggam see apu goes into tiffany's and comes out with like a bagel and chief wiggam is all that's right they have breakfast at tiffany's now.
...that was a good episode
Lmao yeeesss
I used to be in a before and after school program. And I remember not liking this song and I would actively show that I didn't like it. So two of the staff there who knew this song, so whenever I misbehaved, (which was quite frequently) They would sing this and get me all annoyed so I would stop. But now that I listen to this song today, I realize that everybody in the comments section here is right in that this song is amazing.
Golden generation ❤80s .. what's up 😢
I miss the early 90's
Still a great song I love this.
A couple are trying to save their relationship by finding a common ground. I am addicted to this beautiful song.
The dumb thing is you live life and learn that it is your differences that bring and keep you together. Sameness provides no spark or interest. Later you realize how foolish you were, but by then it is too late.
This is the shot the best song ever
Thank you for posting this with lyrics. It's taken me all of fifteen years to figure out the chorus.
Netflix series' "Everthing sucks" brought me here.. Dope song!!!
this song reminds me of my friend "Tiffany" and because we are falling apart.
Remember....
Never hang out with people who will make you sad one day
You must be really lonely...
So sorry that is happening.
That brought a tear to my eye, because I did just that. Ended in divorce
90's, What a time! Man i wish i could go back there.
And I said, “what about breakfast at Tiffany’s?” She said “do you mean the book of the film?” And I said I meant the song that I’m singing, and she said “lots of things have that name”
1995....an Italian Summer...a beach and a juke-box!
Glad to grown up thru the 90s
Sooo many years ago a lost love brought me here! Time passes but the song brings back that feeling of I dont wanna fall out of teenagers love
So sorry you went through that! It happened to me twice in college.
I'm Tiffany & everyone's invited to my place for breakfast! 😂
Waffles?
+ Tiffany Lynn awesome!
What’s on the menue? How about some pancakes and sausage.
Hahaha Nice
Tiffany Lynn Love the name.... first: Tiffany middle: Lynn 💕💜💕 mine too
do you serve vegan foods ?
i rember this song in the 90s it was awsome to listen on the radio
Awesome song. Just added it to my open mic set list.
My dad used to work in a bar in Portugal and the DJ asked him to come up on the stage and sing, so he did and every time he would sing this song.
I'm so glad I grew up in the 90s one of my favorite songs growing up still is
I was five years old when this song came out.
I was a baby in the 90s.
@@tonyparra8459 whelp that makes me feel old 😆🤣
love this song
THIS IS MY ABSOLUTE favourite song EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good film, good song, good message! Thanks for sharing!!!
In the immortal words of Jim Morrison from the doors "the time to hesitate has come" 😂 I just watch Empire records my favorite movie.. I can't get that quote out of my head!!
Everyone sees this as a song about a failing relationship but to me the song represents how a relationship only has to start with one thing in common
I met my current girlfriend because we both play the same game, I'm from the UK she's from Spain. That's all we had in common the game, then we got talking, she knows English and I'm learning Spanish. And we both found a love for History and writing. Currently planning a trip there at some point this year. Good things can blossom from only having 1 thing in common.
No mate, its definitely about him being desperate for a failing relationship to work
Good luck :) 🍀
Greatest song ever
I was born in the wrong generation. This song just makes it clear!
Me in the kitchen pouncing around whilst cooking. (I dont know how to dance lol)
Oh come on, every generation has it's own good and bad music in every style and genre
Who cares how you dance, just go for it. This song is such a ripper!!!!
Go girl . love you too.larry
@@resneptacle Never said anything about good or bad music... I simply expressed MY gravitation towards the older generations music.
Chimie b good friend ;! Larry Farsace
one of my most requested karaoke songs....I did this every week and my friends loved it
I love The movie breakfast at Tiffany's
That's class
I have never watched it.
Hepburn, i liked in other films.
Peppard, has an "oily slick" about him for me in other shows i have seen him in.
*note* not "star" in.
The movie and the book had different endings. The book was better.
I remember this song when i was in highschool...i really loved this song...reminds me a lot...