It’s true my 7 year old sister she rlly rlly recently died from a rare terminal Disease she had called pulmonary hypertension. With her disease slot of the times they don’t look sick and so people never took us seriously when we said her life is on the line or she’s dying or she won’t live to be an adult if we don’t find a cure for this a lot of people questioned it thought it was a made up disease. Well now that’s she’s gone it’s like a switch flipped for those people and now they actually understand how serious it is. It’s a shame it took her dying for a lot of people in my life to understand
This song was released two days after I was told I had about 10 years to live at only 18. My mom and I were driving home when it came on, she had to pull over and we both cried for I don’t know how long. I ball my eyes out every time I hear it. I’m about to turn 25 in July, and I pray everyday I will see 30. ♥️
Fun fact: This video echoes a scene in “Anne of Green Gables”, by L.M. Montgomery, where Anne attempts to appear as the Lady of the poem. Perry is holding a book containing poems by Alfred Tennyson, including “The Lady of Shalott”, which the book is opened to at the end of the music video. This is the same lady Anne, from Montgomery’s novel, attempts to portray.
When I was 14 my best friend who was 16 passed away, she was a teen mom of a 6 month old baby girl, & there was a memorial video made of her and this is the song they used. I have a very love/hate relationship with this song.
Casey Leeanne first off I'm sorry for your loss. I know exactly what you mean though and I can relate. I lost my best friend to suicide at a young age and she left behind a little girl. This song was played at her funeral, Love this song, but hate it at the same time.
Perrie Dee It’s used in lots of tributes for people who pass at a “young” age. People I know who where 16 that died in a crash last October 25th got tributes with this song. They all make me cry this song hits really hits hard when it’s put with a tribute video
For me, this song isn't dark. I view it more as hopeful. Dying young is, unfortunately, a reality for many people and I think that this song is hopeful for the people still living who loved that person. "I lived just enough time." They're saying that while they didn't want to go they lived a good life while they were alive. At least that is my take on it.
The Chainsmokers Kelsea Ballerini This Feeling Kelsea Ballerini: Peter Pan Miranda Lambert: Gunpowder and Lead Lady Antebellum: I Run To You Toby Keith: Mockingbird
This song was played at my 21 year old cousin’s funeral. She never even knew what it was to go to college, live in her first apartment, wear a wedding veil or hold her baby for the first time. It’s been five years and I still miss her like it was yesterday.
When this song first came out I refused to listen. I thought it was too morbid. That year, my 18 year old cousin was killed by a drunk driver. It was the first song played at his funeral and I completely broke down.
When ever I hear this song I imagine my husband's cousin singing it. She left this world after a battle with depression and a lethal combination of prescription drugs. She is missed everyday. My daughter has her middle name in her honor
My sister recently past this month, and I wanted to hear this song. It’s dark but sadly true, “funny when you’re dead how people start listening”. I miss you sis 🦋
I watched an interview with them about this specific song and they said it was because they felt that they had accomplished so much in their lives already, that if they died they would be ok with that. Something along those lines anyways, been a few years.
this song makes me cry so much....it brings back so many memories for me my little 9 year old daughter was killed 8 years ago and it makes me cry everytime i think of her......she was my little girl and i will always love her....R.I.P Daddys Little Girl...Xoxoxo
@BillyYouSoCrazy I really don’t think that this song is meant to be dark at all &, contrary to that, it actually conveys a beautiful message overall. I believe that it’s meant to show just how fragile life is & how important it is for all of us to live in the present, moment by moment, b/c we never know when our time is up. Live every day like it’s your last, reach out to the people you love NOW to let them know just how much they mean to you, & make the best out of every second you’re given! The one certainty in life is death & it’s not to be feared, especially if you have faith in a higher power like God. In the uncertain times that we’re living through right now due to the global Corona pandemic, the message in this song is highly relevant & so important for people to hear. Simply put, embrace the power of now & be grateful for the simple things that make life worth living! Much love & positivity to you, Billy, & all of the “So Crazy” fam!!!❤️🙏☮️
I can relate to this song from fighting cancer on and off for 14 years. They found it when I was pregnant with Shelby. They begged me to abort her and start treatment right away but I refused extremely. Its been a long hard road but I will keep right for that little girl I chose to give life to over my own. I would not change my decision for anything. She and her sister are the best things I have ever made from scratch!
I lost a son when he was 4 months old. I lost my daughter when she was 23, and she left us with her 11 month old son. He reminds me of her every day!! I haven't told him stories of his mom, but I will. When I hear this song, it makes me think of her.
My good friend since we where little and my daughters best friend since they where born died from meningitis at 10 years old. This was her favorite song so her mom played this at her funeral. It still hurts to listen to this song her momma donated her organs her heart went to a boy in Texas. RIP Katie Bug we miss you so much!!! Forever 10 😥🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞
Lord make me a rainbow, I'll shine down on my mother...She'll know I'm safe with you when she stands under my colors. Nothing dark about it, my son died when i was 42 and he was 25...those words couldn't be more true.
This song hits hard for me u have no idea how much time u have with someone until there gone. This song was on glee Naya Rivera(Santana) sang it in the episode for Cory Monteith(Finn). I love this band of siblings. I hope ur staying safe Billy and blessed.
I was absolutely in love with this song when it came out but my best friend wasn't... At all. Lol but our guy friends liked it too so we kept it playing it it came on and she always tried to change the station. She was killed in an accident 01/23/2014, 24 years old.
Santana from Glee sang it on the episode called Quarterback for the character of Finn. He was played by Cory Monteith who died in his 20's of an overdose
When this song first came out. 2 out of 3 kids in my home town died in a grain bin accident and this was constantly requested on the radio. Every time I hear the song I think of them. (Fun fact Billy. The Band Perry are siblings)
This song was huge when it first came out and it was featured on the farewell to Cory Monteith episode of Glee. I remember reading an article that broke down the lyrics to something along the lines of "make the most of the time you have so when you do go, you have a huge list of accomplishments no matter how long (or short) you're given," but it never came off that way to me. Thinking about it now, I guess I can kinda see it in the "I've never known the lovin' of a man, but it sure felt nice when he was holding my hand," line - it gives a vague and understated "look at the bright side, no regrets" vibe if you want it to... I just feel like it's a more of a suicide anthem though. 🤷♀️
Unfortunately people don’t know how much they miss you till the day you’re gone. When you’re gone people cry and beg for you to come back but when you’re here they don’t even show they care about you
I havent listened to this song in years and man does it hit hard now. A friend of mine died in a horrible accident that was sadly her fault last January but no one should die young. She had so much ahead of her.
I love the Band Perry's music because it was so different than everything else on the radio. Nothing about bars or whiskey, or girls with long tanned legs in cut off jeans. No pick up trucks or dirt roads. Yeah, some of their stuff is kinda dark. But Kimberly, who wrote a lot of their songs, admitted she's into Victorian goth, or something like that. One of theirs that isn't dark is called Postcards From Paris. It's a good one.
I know like many people this song has a real special meaning to me and my wife. Enjoyed hearing it again even though it brings back bad memories. You just don't know how much things like this helps and matter.
The video concept is based on the poem "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. I thought it looks like it and then I saw her drop the book with "Tennyson" written on it, and that clinched it.
This song was also based on the poem The Lady of Shalott by Lord Alfred Tennyson. Remember the open book at the end of the video it had the poem The Lady of Shalott on the front page.
This song was first introduced to me by a friend who was playing it at bars with his sister. It's got a dark premise, sure. But it context is acceptance, she isn't mournful in the song. This is one of those songs that means more to me now that I'm older, now that I have lost significant others before their mother even had a hint of grey in her hair
One of the characters on Glee sung this song as a tribute for an actor who passed away named Corey Monteith. He died several years ago at the age of 28. It was for a 5th season episode called Quarterback.
I remember when an old friend of mind I went to school Passed away they made a video for him and used this song...brings back a lot of memories for sure
This song reminds me of my sweet angel niece. My sister lost her at 9 months due to a splenic aneurysm. If my sister had not been pregnant, she would've died on the way to the hospital. Her unborn daughter saved her life.
It’s funny how people at school be hating on country music and one day I hear this dude next who doesn’t like country music and he’s humming this song and I’m like hmmmmm🤔🤔
Some of the best songs ever written are dark. Songs like this one tap into the feelings we don't like to bring up. They remind you of feelings you try to bury, because they hurt to much to think of. Good review. Keep up the good work. Stay safe and soldier on.
I remember listening to this song when I was in 6th or 7th grade and very suicidal. Its odd being older and wiser and remembering how dark life used to be. And how I'm now on the best journey of my life.
Hey Billy can you please react to: Tanya Tucker field of stone, Tanya Tucker ol dan tuckers daughter, Tanya Tucker spring, Tanya Tucker no man's land, red sovine teddy bear, Alabama growing up in pictures, Marie digby miss invisible Also this song is basically about depression and suicide thoughts if you really think about it and how difficult it is to be heard.
Hey Billy love what you do brother can you do Contribution day to Joe Deffie G was a country music singer that passed away yesterday at the age of 61 from the Corona virus
I think "Hip to My Heart" was their first single, or it's the first one I remember hearing anyway. It's more upbeat and not dark at all. Also, The Band Perry sometimes makes me think of The Wilkinsons. Just because they're also a sibling act (with their father, too). I think The Wilkinsons' song "26 Cents" would make for a good reaction video.
"Funny when you're dead, how people start listening..." The most profound line from the song. It's always stayed with me.
Agreed. It gives me chills to this day.
It’s true my 7 year old sister she rlly rlly recently died from a rare terminal Disease she had called pulmonary hypertension. With her disease slot of the times they don’t look sick and so people never took us seriously when we said her life is on the line or she’s dying or she won’t live to be an adult if we don’t find a cure for this a lot of people questioned it thought it was a made up disease. Well now that’s she’s gone it’s like a switch flipped for those people and now they actually understand how serious it is. It’s a shame it took her dying for a lot of people in my life to understand
@@yolobro8874 I'm incredibly sorry for your loss. My heart goes out to you and your family.
@@yolobro8874 im so sorry for you, your sister, and everyone in your family. God bless you all.
I apparently need do die
This song was released two days after I was told I had about 10 years to live at only 18. My mom and I were driving home when it came on, she had to pull over and we both cried for I don’t know how long. I ball my eyes out every time I hear it. I’m about to turn 25 in July, and I pray everyday I will see 30. ♥️
I will pray for you! Stay strong!
There is one who has known you before you were born. He loves you.
You will! I don't know what type of ailment you have? But take it one day at a time. You're here now...most important❤️🙏
I hope you see way longer past 30 I hope you live a happy and full life
bless you
billy: this is really dark, y'all know that right?
me: that's the best music, dude. shakes you to the core. makes you feel.
It unlocks a door you never knew of. When you listen to these songs it really opens up a image in your mind
This song was my mom's favorite and when she died, this was played at her funeral.
I’m requesting Sam Tsui’s male version be played when my time comes to meet the lord
"The sharp knife of a short life" - one of my favorite lyrics.
Fun fact: This video echoes a scene in “Anne of Green Gables”, by L.M. Montgomery, where Anne attempts to appear as the Lady of the poem. Perry is holding a book containing poems by Alfred Tennyson, including “The Lady of Shalott”, which the book is opened to at the end of the music video. This is the same lady Anne, from Montgomery’s novel, attempts to portray.
I'm so glad I wasn't the only one thinking of that!
I was thinking the same thing. It's my favorite book series.
I’m so glad someone else caught that! The first time I saw it, I thought Anne? Are you going to end up holding onto a bridge waiting Gilbert?
I noticed that the first time I saw this video.
I was scrolling to see if anyone mentioned this because I was about to.
When I was 14 my best friend who was 16 passed away, she was a teen mom of a 6 month old baby girl, & there was a memorial video made of her and this is the song they used. I have a very love/hate relationship with this song.
Casey Leeanne first off I'm sorry for your loss. I know exactly what you mean though and I can relate. I lost my best friend to suicide at a young age and she left behind a little girl. This song was played at her funeral, Love this song, but hate it at the same time.
I'm so sorry for your loss ❤️
It honestly amazes me how many songs you haven’t listened to like all the way through bc this is like 2000s I grew up with this one lol
Mariana Leblanc me too. Early-mid 2000’s music is the best country and alternative/rock
Country in the 2000s were and still are amazing.
4:11 Unfortunately that is so true 😢😢
The Band Perry- Chainsaw
That's always a fun song.. 🤣🤣
yes, please do Chainsaw !!!
Most of their songs are dark 😂 but they are a great ass band
This song was used in tribute videos for the victims of sandy hooks shootings
Perrie Dee It’s used in lots of tributes for people who pass at a “young” age. People I know who where 16 that died in a crash last October 25th got tributes with this song. They all make me cry this song hits really hits hard when it’s put with a tribute video
For me, this song isn't dark. I view it more as hopeful. Dying young is, unfortunately, a reality for many people and I think that this song is hopeful for the people still living who loved that person. "I lived just enough time." They're saying that while they didn't want to go they lived a good life while they were alive. At least that is my take on it.
The Chainsmokers Kelsea Ballerini This Feeling
Kelsea Ballerini: Peter Pan
Miranda Lambert: Gunpowder and Lead
Lady Antebellum: I Run To You
Toby Keith: Mockingbird
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This song was played at my 21 year old cousin’s funeral. She never even knew what it was to go to college, live in her first apartment, wear a wedding veil or hold her baby for the first time. It’s been five years and I still miss her like it was yesterday.
When this song first came out I refused to listen. I thought it was too morbid. That year, my 18 year old cousin was killed by a drunk driver. It was the first song played at his funeral and I completely broke down.
The Band Perry is beyond what I expected Country could be today. I love their messages and their vocals. They've gotten me through some things. 💜
When ever I hear this song I imagine my husband's cousin singing it. She left this world after a battle with depression and a lethal combination of prescription drugs. She is missed everyday. My daughter has her middle name in her honor
My sister recently past this month, and I wanted to hear this song. It’s dark but sadly true, “funny when you’re dead how people start listening”. I miss you sis 🦋
I watched an interview with them about this specific song and they said it was because they felt that they had accomplished so much in their lives already, that if they died they would be ok with that. Something along those lines anyways, been a few years.
In case no one told or you haven't figured it out they are 3 siblings
They was born in Mississippi but claim to be from Bama
@@fireman_17 so...I was born in one city, and raised in another. I say I'm from the city that I was raised in.
@@fireman_17 they lived in my hometown till moving to Nashville. Their dad is a local Dr here. In East Tn
this song makes me cry so much....it brings back so many memories for me my little 9 year old daughter was killed 8 years ago and it makes me cry everytime i think of her......she was my little girl and i will always love her....R.I.P Daddys Little Girl...Xoxoxo
This was played at my nephews funeral. Always gets me in my feelings.
@BillyYouSoCrazy I really don’t think that this song is meant to be dark at all &, contrary to that, it actually conveys a beautiful message overall. I
believe that it’s meant to show just how fragile life is & how important it is for all of us to live in the present, moment by moment, b/c we never know when our time is up. Live every day like it’s your last, reach out to the people you love NOW to let them know just how much they mean to you, & make the best out of every second you’re given! The one certainty in life is death & it’s not to be feared, especially if you have faith in a higher power like God. In the uncertain times that we’re living through right now due to the global Corona pandemic, the message in this song is highly relevant & so important for people to hear. Simply put, embrace the power of now & be grateful for the simple things that make life worth living! Much love & positivity to you, Billy, & all of the “So Crazy” fam!!!❤️🙏☮️
I can relate to this song from fighting cancer on and off for 14 years. They found it when I was pregnant with Shelby. They begged me to abort her and start treatment right away but I refused extremely. Its been a long hard road but I will keep right for that little girl I chose to give life to over my own. I would not change my decision for anything. She and her sister are the best things I have ever made from scratch!
We played this at my sisters funeral. My sister liked this song. It was popular around the time she died. Then the song became relevant 🥺
I lost a son when he was 4 months old. I lost my daughter when she was 23, and she left us with her 11 month old son. He reminds me of her every day!! I haven't told him stories of his mom, but I will.
When I hear this song, it makes me think of her.
My good friend since we where little and my daughters best friend since they where born died from meningitis at 10 years old. This was her favorite song so her mom played this at her funeral. It still hurts to listen to this song her momma donated her organs her heart went to a boy in Texas. RIP Katie Bug we miss you so much!!! Forever 10 😥🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞🐞
This song is so beautifully written. Amazing lyrics.
This was my family members favorite song and when she died. This was the song we played at her funeral.
Great reaction of one the best songs that The Band Perry has done.
Listen to "Done" by them, its a breakup song but its more upbeat
Ryan Fairchild I love Done
@@KelseyAsklund Or Chainsaw, the video is WAY more fun.
Absolutely recommend listening to this song i love it
I really love this song.
Song is perfect example of what my family is going through! My 17 year old cousin was killed by a drunk driver in Southern Illinois a few months ago.
Lord make me a rainbow, I'll shine down on my mother...She'll know I'm safe with you when she stands under my colors. Nothing dark about it, my son died when i was 42 and he was 25...those words couldn't be more true.
You know this song because when it came out it was huge played everywhere!
They came to my country fair like right after this song came out before it was big
The part where she talks about her mom standing under her rainbow and burying her baby just kills me every time.
This song hits hard for me u have no idea how much time u have with someone until there gone. This song was on glee Naya Rivera(Santana) sang it in the episode for Cory Monteith(Finn). I love this band of siblings. I hope ur staying safe Billy and blessed.
This song came out the same time my friend died and I can't listen to it without feeling bad but here's the support and algorithm comment, Billy.
Her voice is like honey to my ears. But song itself is so sad. Such an unusual combination.
Some of the darkest country songs I know are also the most beautiful
I was absolutely in love with this song when it came out but my best friend wasn't... At all. Lol but our guy friends liked it too so we kept it playing it it came on and she always tried to change the station.
She was killed in an accident 01/23/2014, 24 years old.
Santana from Glee sang it on the episode called Quarterback for the character of Finn. He was played by Cory Monteith who died in his 20's of an overdose
When this song first came out. 2 out of 3 kids in my home town died in a grain bin accident and this was constantly requested on the radio. Every time I hear the song I think of them. (Fun fact Billy. The Band Perry are siblings)
This song was huge when it first came out and it was featured on the farewell to Cory Monteith episode of Glee.
I remember reading an article that broke down the lyrics to something along the lines of "make the most of the time you have so when you do go, you have a huge list of accomplishments no matter how long (or short) you're given," but it never came off that way to me. Thinking about it now, I guess I can kinda see it in the "I've never known the lovin' of a man, but it sure felt nice when he was holding my hand," line - it gives a vague and understated "look at the bright side, no regrets" vibe if you want it to...
I just feel like it's a more of a suicide anthem though. 🤷♀️
It crosses over into other genres so it was and is played on top 40 radio
I loved this song for a long time but now, as a Glee fan, this hits hard.
Your expression at the end! Omg! Thanks for the laugh!
Can you please react to you lie by the band Perry? I swear it’s not as dark as the others lol
He just posted that lol
Unfortunately people don’t know how much they miss you till the day you’re gone. When you’re gone people cry and beg for you to come back but when you’re here they don’t even show they care about you
I havent listened to this song in years and man does it hit hard now. A friend of mine died in a horrible accident that was sadly her fault last January but no one should die young. She had so much ahead of her.
Chainsaw By The Band Perry
I love the Band Perry's music because it was so different than everything else on the radio. Nothing about bars or whiskey, or girls with long tanned legs in cut off jeans. No pick up trucks or dirt roads. Yeah, some of their stuff is kinda dark. But Kimberly, who wrote a lot of their songs, admitted she's into Victorian goth, or something like that. One of theirs that isn't dark is called Postcards From Paris. It's a good one.
I know like many people this song has a real special meaning to me and my wife. Enjoyed hearing it again even though it brings back bad memories. You just don't know how much things like this helps and matter.
I remember first time I heard this...kind of same reaction as you! lol pretty sound but dark..
Probably heard it on the episode of Glee where Santana said goodbye to Finn.
The video concept is based on the poem "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson. I thought it looks like it and then I saw her drop the book with "Tennyson" written on it, and that clinched it.
This song was also based on the poem The Lady of Shalott by Lord Alfred Tennyson. Remember the open book at the end of the video it had the poem The Lady of Shalott on the front page.
Yes, we know. But there those of us like me who lost someone in high school. This helped me grieve.
I think the line “I’ve had just enough time” is like all the time I’ve spent has been just enough to get to do x. Not that’s all the time I’ve needed
This song was first introduced to me by a friend who was playing it at bars with his sister. It's got a dark premise, sure. But it context is acceptance, she isn't mournful in the song.
This is one of those songs that means more to me now that I'm older, now that I have lost significant others before their mother even had a hint of grey in her hair
One of the characters on Glee sung this song as a tribute for an actor who passed away named Corey Monteith. He died several years ago at the age of 28. It was for a 5th season episode called Quarterback.
I remember when an old friend of mind I went to school
Passed away they made a video for him and used this song...brings back a lot of memories for sure
“Ain’t it funny when you’re dead how people start listening”
Hardest lyrics ever written.
I think this song was big on radio. But I don’t remember when
2008ish I believe
This song gets me in the feels every time. It was played at my Best Friends Funeral, she lost her battle to cancer 2 days after Christmas 2017
yessss, i love this song
“Funny when your dead, how people start listening” that is a very true fact
I can’t with his facial expression at the end 🤣
Forgot how much I loved this song! It still makes me tear up every time!
Know every word to this song lol. Love Country Music
When I lost my niece at 13 years old, we played this song at her wake. A very sad day.
A early period of their careers a little bit of goth in their books ! She's a beautiful young lady and has a great voice!
This song reminds me of my sweet angel niece. My sister lost her at 9 months due to a splenic aneurysm. If my sister had not been pregnant, she would've died on the way to the hospital. Her unborn daughter saved her life.
It’s funny how people at school be hating on country music and one day I hear this dude next who doesn’t like country music and he’s humming this song and I’m like hmmmmm🤔🤔
Some of the best songs ever written are dark. Songs like this one tap into the feelings we don't like to bring up. They remind you of feelings you try to bury, because they hurt to much to think of. Good review. Keep up the good work. Stay safe and soldier on.
She's got a great voice and I like that she writes her own music 😎
I remember listening to this song when I was in 6th or 7th grade and very suicidal. Its odd being older and wiser and remembering how dark life used to be. And how I'm now on the best journey of my life.
Matthew West Forgiveness great song great back story
This song came out the year I was in the hospital 3 times and I almost died.
This song is so beautiful. Listen again. You pick up on new things with every verse. This song never gets old... or dies young? Ha.
A fun song from them is "hip to my heart"
Hey Billy can you please react to: Tanya Tucker field of stone, Tanya Tucker ol dan tuckers daughter, Tanya Tucker spring, Tanya Tucker no man's land, red sovine teddy bear, Alabama growing up in pictures, Marie digby miss invisible
Also this song is basically about depression and suicide thoughts if you really think about it and how difficult it is to be heard.
What makes the song and video even darker is that her brothers are also her band mates.
Loved The Band Perry and Paramore strong female leads have always had my heart
Jason Michael Carroll- Alyssa Lies
Hey I used to jam out to this song when i was young didnt know what the words meant or what she was talking bout but it was really catchy
glad you finally did this also please do Jana Kramer i got the boy
was covered by a young lady named Chevelle on the voice a couple seasons back, (she KILLED it)
I lost my best friend in car accident in 2011 and this song was played at her funeral
Me and my cousins used to sing this song when we where little and now I’m realizing the actual meaning of the song
I think the first time I heard this song was in a glee episode
Yup and the only time I ever had to pause an episode of it to cry
@@jadedjosie so true
Love this song! You’re reactions are always excellent!
"This song had over 186 mil...yall know this is dark right?" Ya bro we know. Its how we get by.
I find this song really beautiful.
I absolutely love this song!
DAY 1 OF TRYING TO GET BYSC TO REACT TO JON PARDI HEARTACHE MEDICATION
Lets see if I can get through this without crying.. My cousin was killed 3 years ago and this was her favorite song
Hey Billy love what you do brother can you do Contribution day to Joe Deffie G was a country music singer that passed away yesterday at the age of 61 from the Corona virus
Yes!!! Please 🙏
RIP Joe Diffie
I think "Hip to My Heart" was their first single, or it's the first one I remember hearing anyway. It's more upbeat and not dark at all. Also, The Band Perry sometimes makes me think of The Wilkinsons. Just because they're also a sibling act (with their father, too). I think The Wilkinsons' song "26 Cents" would make for a good reaction video.
Santana did a cover of this Glee, as a tribute to Finn( actor Corey)