U R right, cole. in 72 coming on LP only, not as single! The soft parts of this songs are so good and perfectly in harmony with the true hardRock parts
Was good in his day, but after” curtains,” which was absolutely amazing, I haven’t heard any drumming with ej that that is anything but mediocre .if there’s a song you can cite please tell me and I’ll check it out. Ej has had many great drummers, I prefer almost all the others to Nigel these days. Having said that, I love nigels singing and I think he’s added much to ej s work in that capacity, even after 1975, so please don’t misunderstand he has made some great contributions since, and yes , every band member indeed shined on this song
Just heard Metallica cover.... needed to hear this to cleanse my palatte... this rocks so much harder..if you disagree, you don't know crap. Period. You don't know what makes something rock hard. And it's not distortion
There's not many things this song doesn't have. I bought Goodbye Yellow Brick Road on my birthday, November 1st 1973. Some many perfectly orchestrated songs. The lyrics, the vocals, top notch musical group. This was and is rock and roll.
I was somewhere around 7 years old, on the way home from the drive-in in my Mom's old wood-paneled station wagon- we were listening to her 8-track (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, of course) when all of a sudden, "Funeral for a Friend" broke off into this mad piano intro and guitar riff - and I remember like it was yesterday, my skin broke out in goosebumps & my heart started pounding & baby, that was all she wrote! From that day forward, Rock-n-Roll has been pounding in my head, my heart, my LIFE! Elton John- you did this. Thank God for you.
My big sister took me to one of the concerts on Yellow Brick Road tour (US), Kiki Dee was with Elton John. We weren't far from his elbow as he sat at the piano. I was about13, maybe 14 years old, and I remember the show, and my sister and I were so happy, singing along. Long time gone. Peace
This whole album, but especially this song reminds me of my childhood. I remember first hearing this song, in the late 80's when I was a little little kid. My mom were blasting this so loud, it was also a nice day, spring was coming, and they were doing garden stuff.. I remember being really crazy happy that day, because I had gotten an awesome set of Crayola crayons, and I just drew so much (still draw) and the smell of the flowers being planted lavender, everything was so bright and loud. I fell in love with the sound of the guitar, and bass in this song. I remember all of it, like it was yesterday, whenever I hear this song. ^_^
@Madeleine Hague I remember thinking the same thing. Johnstone's work on "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", and Mick Ronson's amazing performance on "Slaughter on 10the Avenue" were great examples of one of the best eras for electric guitar in rock history: the early '70's.
This was Elton’s opening vocal at Maple Leaf Gardens and the crowd went Rat shit crazy with a single spotlight on Elton’s piano . We often forget what a force this man was in the 70s ........
I have a funny story with this Song Which I was completely anaware of until around 2003/4. A friend of mine used to download EJ's Songs that I still hadn't known, burn them on a CD-R and give it to me at school as a sort of gift, since we found out we shared the same teste for music. I remember he kept talking about this Song for days on end. One day he gave the CD which contained this Song among others. I got home from school, played track by track, but since FFAF never "started", I assumed it must be an instrumental just like Song For Guy. I think only the following day, after having been listening to the CD for hours and skipping Funeral, I aciddently let it play or maybe I pressed Fast Forward button to make sure what the Song was about, and then I suddenly became obsessed with this Song, from intro to outro. I couldn't believe my ears! I had been an EJ fan for 3 or 4 years then, and I thought I had already known his best songs. I was sooo wrong. Fortunately!
One of the best albums ever recorded. Bernie and Elton were on fire then. Gosh from 1970 to 78 I was the biggest Elton fan. He changed my life. Have Albums, CD's of all his albums. Truly my legend in life and music.
I thumbed to see the Philadelphia freedom concert for the Bicentennial it was so worth it Billie Jean King came onstage and everyone flipped! Great memories ❤️😺
Lyrics: The roses in the window box Have tilted to one side Everything about this house Was born to grow and die Oh it doesn't seem a year ago To this very day You said I'm sorry honey If I don't change the pace I can't face another day And love lies bleeding in my hand Oh it kills me to think of you with another man I was playing rock and roll and you were just a fan But my guitar couldn't hold you So I split the band Love lies bleeding in my hands I wonder if those changes Have left a scar on you Like all the burning hoops of fire That you and I passed through You're a bluebird on a telegraph line I hope you're happy now Well if the wind of change comes down your way girl You'll make it back somehow And love lies bleeding in my hand Oh it kills me to think of you with another man I was playing rock and roll and you were just a fan But my guitar couldn't hold you So I split the band Love lies bleeding in my hands And love lies bleeding in my hand Oh it kills me to think of you with another man I was playing rock and roll and you were just a fan But my guitar couldn't hold you So I split the band Love lies bleeding in my hands Love lies bleeding in my hand
@@rhondaeverett8284 More so because of how it was written. in an interview with Charley Rose (90's I think) Elton was asked about his collaboration with Bernie Taupin. He was reluctant to talk about it because of the agreement he had with Bernie to basically leave him out of the limelight. But what he did say was very telling about the shear genius of Taupin. He related how the song was written. He said that he played funeral for a friend and love lies bleeding. In the time it took him to play both of these tunes twice.. Bernie had written.. near as makes no difference.. the entirety of Love Lies Bleeding. When Elton finished he said.. "Play that again". Elton started playing Love Lies Bleeding.. but Bernie said.. "No.. from the beginning". So Elton John played Funeral for a friend and then Love Lies Bleeding. By the time he had finished playing both twice.. near as makes no difference.. Bernie had written every word of Love Lies Bleeding. So stunned was Elton by this shear display of his genius.. that he would never play, or allow to be played on the radio... Love Lies Bleeding without the intro of Funeral for a friend. Just.. Amazing. So if you have ever wondered why you never hear the two separately ... now you know wny. Look at the lyrics and just imagine.. writing that.. in about what.. 20 minutes? Unreal. These two songs should NEVER be separated.
This is a great song that I only discovered last year, but let's just face it: Elton John is the BEST singer/performer of ALL TIME! The amount of GREAT songs he has is ridiculous...
My god the piano and guitar parts are so good in this song, and the lyrics for sure. Grew up with Elton playing in my house, along with a lot of other great 70s and 80s hits some 60s too. It's nice having parents that graduated in the mid 70s they have so many great records still
Awesong song, seen Elton along with Billy Joel face to face way back in the early 2000's. Was my first concert, this song was included. Some how I can see Jack from the anime "BEASTAR'S" singing this at the Cherryton Academy talent show. Ha ha ha, I mean his voice sounds very close to Elton's 70's voice. A classic song indeed.
One of the best albums ever. I was just a young chap of 12 when it came out and not yet really interested in music. A few years later, however, I walked into a Peaches Record store in St. Louis and bought it. Back in the day.
This album changed my life when I was a kid and I saw this tour at Randwick Race course in Sydney in 74 or 75. Dee Murray was my fav bass player at that time - still blown away when I listen to it. His playing and sound and prob is the track that really pushed me into bass.
I have a love for music of all types. And as a manager of a band and promoter. I finally had Elton play a few years ago. And his performance was flawless. He is the greatest song writer in musical history
Ikr? Sometimes I want to just go straight to this song. Don't get me wrong, funeral for a friend is great and all but when I wanna rock I wanna fucking rock goddamnit
GOOD MORNING SIR ELTON JOHN/REGINALD KENNETH DWIGHT, WONDERFUL CRAZY NIGHT IS ONE MORE FANTASTIC AND FABULOUS ALBUM, REALLY YOU ARE ONE OF THE BEST, LOVE LIES BLEEDING IS A FANTASTIC AND REAL ROCK AND ROLL!!!
21 years ago I used to listen to this album with a special friend every time we were together, we split because it was the right thing to do 21 years later, I still love her 😘😘 Love lies bleeding Suzie babes
love this song. one of my favorite elton John songs along with candle in the wind, which was incredible how he dedicated to the life of princess Diana. I also Luv Daniel and no sacrifice.
When I was a spotty youth I preferred Funeral For a Friend over Love Lies Bleeding but my tastes have totally switched over the years. Perhaps I’ve just experienced more than enough funerals for my own friends.
Every time I think I'm too old and not "hip" I listen to this song and think that I lived thru arguably the greatest period of rock ever!!!! Thank you Elton forever!!!!!
Love Lies Bleeding is one of best songs of all times of Sir Reginald Kenneth Dwight/Elton John and we can never forget your partner BERNIE TAUPIN, LOVE LIES BLEEDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ONE OF THE BEST SONG OF ALL TIMES OF SIR REGINALD KENNETH DWIGHT/ELTON JOHN AND BERNIE TAUPIN, LOVE LIES BLEEDING, REALLY A FANTASTIC SONG, ELTON JOHN IS ONE OF THE BEST GUYS!!!!!!!
This could actually be his best song
U R right, cole. in 72 coming on LP only, not as single! The soft parts of this songs are so good and perfectly in harmony with the true hardRock parts
I think the same 💙
Absolutely!!!
This is actually his best song, but it has to be played along with Funeral for a Friend.
Anki Hansen - Nah. Ever since I was a kid, I always skipped over ‘Funeral...’ to get to this one.
Honestly, one of my favorite tracks of all time. Just perfection in every way. The bassline alone has it's own life and story. Just stunning.
I came because of Metallica, excellent song, I didn't know... 👏👏👏👏
I saw that.Metallica killed it!
Same
One of the best songs of all time.
That's true of every song according to someone in the comment section.
Mike Rossi yeah mike this song rocks
😂 Right Mark, every song someone loves it so much. 😉
On 8track tape quad
Have to agree👍
The bass player is killing it on this song!!!
The great Dee Murray...unfortunately he left us many years ago...hell of a bass player...
He always killed it.
Everyone is
That's one of the things that makes Elton John different. He was way more bass-driven than guitar.
Fantastic bass vs guitar duality here, indeed.
Let's all give a shout out to Nigel Olsson for some phenomenal drumming on this track. Very underrated drummer.
Very cool guy, also.
If you play with Elton you are not underrated......
Was good in his day, but after” curtains,” which was absolutely amazing, I haven’t heard any drumming with ej that that is anything but mediocre .if there’s a song you can cite please tell me and I’ll check it out. Ej has had many great drummers, I prefer almost all the others to Nigel these days. Having said that, I love nigels singing and I think he’s added much to ej s work in that capacity, even after 1975, so please don’t misunderstand he has made some great contributions since, and yes , every band member indeed shined on this song
That band better get a hall of fame nomination after this tour is over lmao
i think you meant very overated just like this album and elton john .
Just heard Metallica cover.... needed to hear this to cleanse my palatte... this rocks so much harder..if you disagree, you don't know crap. Period. You don't know what makes something rock hard. And it's not distortion
Metallica covered this?!
There's not many things this song doesn't have. I bought Goodbye Yellow Brick Road on my birthday, November 1st 1973. Some many perfectly orchestrated songs. The lyrics, the vocals, top notch musical group. This was and is rock and roll.
Not to mention the art, every song had a portrait on the sleeve. Hours of immersion on both levels. peace.
I had this album in the 70's too. I bought it in either '73 or '74. Loved...and still do...Every song on it! But This particular song is my Favorite!
Gary nice, Bought my first ,Kansas Leftoverture with buddies walking the ice when it was frozen,😊 with buddies
Gary,.Unfortunately times are changing,Ahh! We need to carry on ❤
Jeez, I was negative 2 in 1973...but I did buy the cd in the 90s.
I was somewhere around 7 years old, on the way home from the drive-in in my Mom's old wood-paneled station wagon- we were listening to her 8-track (Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, of course) when all of a sudden, "Funeral for a Friend" broke off into this mad piano intro and guitar riff - and I remember like it was yesterday, my skin broke out in goosebumps & my heart started pounding & baby, that was all she wrote! From that day forward, Rock-n-Roll has been pounding in my head, my heart, my LIFE! Elton John- you did this. Thank God for you.
I got album on quad 8track unplugged and remastered best audio ever 8track
Wow. So we'll said! The song is electrifying.
This song is totally motivating, energizing and incredibly scrumptious, it drives to the other side of the moon
When you hear this song for the first time you have to love it 😎
this this this this this! my favvvv part also. it's amazing!
My big sister took me to one of the concerts on Yellow Brick Road tour (US), Kiki Dee was with Elton John. We weren't far from his elbow as he sat at the piano.
I was about13, maybe 14 years old, and I remember the show, and my sister and I were so happy, singing along.
Long time gone. Peace
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road was no doubt the Sgt. Pepper's of the 70's. Love Lies Bleeding is one of my favorites from this album.
He gives me chills absolutely love the 70s.im a youngin born 1987 but this is my shit lol
No. Dark Side of the Moon was.
Sir Elton John was backed up by excellent musicians, since of course he was an excellent musician himself. And still is.
50 years ago! ,, Fifty Years !--- Sounds as fresh as ever, could have been written yesterday..
Yeah, definitely been awhile ☝️
One of the most iconic guitar riffs of my youth.😌
Do you know the name of the guitarist? Thanks!
@@Lisa_Evers I think it was Davie Johnston.
One my favourite songs ever. I love the duel between the piano and the lead guitar as well as that thumping bass.
Davey Johnstone on guitar.
Piano cant be rock n roll
elton: hold my glasses
Absolutely 💯 💯 💯
Drumming is great also
Probably one of the Most Underrated Songs by him
Yellow brick road and Captain fantastic what an incredible period it was for Elton!
This whole album, but especially this song reminds me of my childhood. I remember first hearing this song, in the late 80's when I was a little little kid. My mom were blasting this so loud, it was also a nice day, spring was coming, and they were doing garden stuff.. I remember being really crazy happy that day, because I had gotten an awesome set of Crayola crayons, and I just drew so much (still draw) and the smell of the flowers being planted lavender, everything was so bright and loud. I fell in love with the sound of the guitar, and bass in this song. I remember all of it, like it was yesterday, whenever I hear this song. ^_^
Beautiful
You painted a great picture for us. That was touching and God bless.
Much love to you
What a great memory to have. Peace.
That is awesome.
The bass in this song is insane! RIP Dee Murray!
Brilliant guitar by Mr. Davey Johnstone....reminds me a bit of the late, great Mick Ronson - that crunchy, slashy sound.
THE JAM!!!!
@Madeleine Hague I remember thinking the same thing. Johnstone's work on "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", and Mick Ronson's amazing performance on "Slaughter on 10the Avenue" were great examples of one of the best eras for electric guitar in rock history: the early '70's.
When Elton John turns the spotlight over to you, you've arrived at the very top. RIP, Dee Murray.
This song is so unique ... The flute/piccolo in this song makes it even greater. Masterpiece of a tune.
@Michael Armstrong these songs have flute ( I play flute)
Me also
In my opinion one of Elton's greatest songs.
I love how the guitar wails like it feels every gut wrenching emotion pouring from Elton's mouth.
This was Elton’s opening vocal at Maple Leaf Gardens and the crowd went Rat shit crazy with a single spotlight on Elton’s piano . We often forget what a force this man was in the 70s ........
My junior year of high school 73-74 memory lane.
That break in the middle is sublime. Just love it.
This song has just so much raw energy; really it's unstoppable! Both melodic and hard driving, I don't think there could be any better version of it.
Nailed it! 🎶🎶
Fave Elton song❤ Elton rocks!
Got in my car just to turn this up and sing my heart out!
I have a funny story with this Song Which I was completely anaware of until around 2003/4. A friend of mine used to download EJ's Songs that I still hadn't known, burn them on a CD-R and give it to me at school as a sort of gift, since we found out we shared the same teste for music. I remember he kept talking about this Song for days on end.
One day he gave the CD which contained this Song among others. I got home from school, played track by track, but since FFAF never "started", I assumed it must be an instrumental just like Song For Guy. I think only the following day, after having been listening to the CD for hours and skipping Funeral, I aciddently let it play or maybe I pressed Fast Forward button to make sure what the Song was about, and then I suddenly became obsessed with this Song, from intro to outro. I couldn't believe my ears!
I had been an EJ fan for 3 or 4 years then, and I thought I had already known his best songs. I was sooo wrong. Fortunately!
Over 45 years and none have done better.
One of the most iconic 70's guitar riffs.
It's so amazing!
I can’t sit still listening to this. One of the best!
What a band he had.
Dee Murray on Bass
Davey Johstone ripping Guitar
Nigel on Drums
Just superb. Still play it often
One of the best albums ever recorded. Bernie and Elton were on fire then. Gosh from 1970 to 78 I was the biggest Elton fan. He changed my life. Have Albums, CD's of all his albums. Truly my legend in life and music.
I thumbed to see the Philadelphia freedom concert for the Bicentennial it was so worth it Billie Jean King came onstage and everyone flipped! Great memories ❤️😺
As a devout METAL HEAD,,, this is as bad-azz guitar riff ever written!!! A fan 4 eva!
Lyrics:
The roses in the window box
Have tilted to one side
Everything about this house
Was born to grow and die
Oh it doesn't seem a year ago
To this very day
You said I'm sorry honey
If I don't change the pace
I can't face another day
And love lies bleeding in my hand
Oh it kills me to think of you with another man
I was playing rock and roll and you were just a fan
But my guitar couldn't hold you
So I split the band
Love lies bleeding in my hands
I wonder if those changes
Have left a scar on you
Like all the burning hoops of fire
That you and I passed through
You're a bluebird on a telegraph line
I hope you're happy now
Well if the wind of change comes down your way girl
You'll make it back somehow
And love lies bleeding in my hand
Oh it kills me to think of you with another man
I was playing rock and roll and you were just a fan
But my guitar couldn't hold you
So I split the band
Love lies bleeding in my hands
And love lies bleeding in my hand
Oh it kills me to think of you with another man
I was playing rock and roll and you were just a fan
But my guitar couldn't hold you
So I split the band
Love lies bleeding in my hands
Love lies bleeding in my hand
Thanks!!!!
thank you
Taupin masterpiece lyrics!
Thank you .. Bernie Taupin.
@@rhondaeverett8284 More so because of how it was written.
in an interview with Charley Rose (90's I think) Elton was asked about his collaboration with Bernie Taupin.
He was reluctant to talk about it because of the agreement he had with Bernie to basically leave him out of the limelight.
But what he did say was very telling about the shear genius of Taupin.
He related how the song was written.
He said that he played funeral for a friend and love lies bleeding. In the time it took him to play both of these tunes twice.. Bernie had written.. near as makes no difference.. the entirety of Love Lies Bleeding.
When Elton finished he said.. "Play that again". Elton started playing Love Lies Bleeding.. but Bernie said.. "No.. from the beginning". So Elton John played Funeral for a friend and then Love Lies Bleeding. By the time he had finished playing both twice.. near as makes no difference.. Bernie had written every word of Love Lies Bleeding.
So stunned was Elton by this shear display of his genius.. that he would never play, or allow to be played on the radio... Love Lies Bleeding without the intro of Funeral for a friend.
Just.. Amazing.
So if you have ever wondered why you never hear the two separately ... now you know wny.
Look at the lyrics and just imagine.. writing that.. in about what.. 20 minutes?
Unreal.
These two songs should NEVER be separated.
Great song. I’m ready for 1973 again!
Some excellent guitar work too.
This is a great song that I only discovered last year, but let's just face it: Elton John is the BEST singer/performer of ALL TIME! The amount of GREAT songs he has is ridiculous...
It is great to hear this without having to sit through "Funeral For A Friend".
wont do exactly sometimes I just want to skip that and rock out to this
As a little kid, I memorized the exact part of the vinyl to lay down the needle so I could skip ‘Funeral...’.
wont do right?
The 2 great parts make a whole. They go together.
@@AudiophileTubes I agree.
Such a great track from a greater album
Best on 8track tape quad
This might be THE best rock song ever written. Just sayin.
Agreed
I believe this to be his best album .........diverse collection of rock, pop, country, ballads , Jamaican music ......
Classic tune and great times listening again ,time after time 🎸🎸🎸. 👏👏 🎵🎵🎵. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 💯💯 😁😁😁 🙏🙏🙏💥💥💥👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
My god the piano and guitar parts are so good in this song, and the lyrics for sure. Grew up with Elton playing in my house, along with a lot of other great 70s and 80s hits some 60s too. It's nice having parents that graduated in the mid 70s they have so many great records still
Awesong song, seen Elton along with Billy Joel face to face way back in the early 2000's.
Was my first concert, this song was included.
Some how I can see Jack from the anime "BEASTAR'S" singing this at the Cherryton Academy talent show. Ha ha ha, I mean his voice sounds very close to Elton's 70's voice.
A classic song indeed.
One of the best albums ever. I was just a young chap of 12 when it came out and not yet really interested in music. A few years later, however, I walked into a Peaches Record store in St. Louis and bought it. Back in the day.
this is BEYOND MUSIC< this is ART!!!
One of his best songs.
His best song ever !
I have to admit that after this great song I expected similar heights of Elton, but he never soared up like that again.
That's sad, and you're right-- I never got this same kick from him again
You are right he never came out with anything half as good as this again
From what I've seen online, this song is NOT included on any Elton John top ten lists.
okay, it's top five in my EJ list.
Bon Summers It should be
It's because most people are only familiar with his later lamer stuff
Greatest song ever written.
That's true of every song according to someone in the comment section
At least one of them.
Elton's band in the early period was da bomb!!!!
Saw him do this live way back in '75: in fact he opened with this (Funeral For a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding)
He did so also in '76 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Sheer brilliance. Fact.
The man is a legend. Fact.
Dee Murray kicked a$s on bass. Fact.
Best song they ever did!!!
agreed
Karen Seb I agree too!
gets my grey seal of approval
He open his concert in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1976 with this song and is forever burned in my memory. Oh what a night....
Not an Elton fan but this to me is his best song !!
elton john's best album, one of the greatest in the history of rock & roll, YET KNOWN BY A FEW!
This album changed my life when I was a kid and I saw this tour at Randwick Race course in Sydney in 74 or 75. Dee Murray was my fav bass player at that time - still blown away when I listen to it. His playing and sound and prob is the track that really pushed me into bass.
Imagine seeing him live just a few yrs. after this epic album came out! Fond memories of college days in Tucson
LOVE!!! :) I can listen to this over and over....
U got the right taste little sister^^
Angela Maniscalco me too!
Absolutely great tune off of a great album. God/Jesus bless and save all that read this. Enjoy the music.
I went to the concert in Richmond, Va in 1973 - fantastic concert !!!
I have a love for music of all types. And as a manager of a band and promoter. I finally had Elton play a few years ago. And his performance was flawless. He is the greatest song writer in musical history
Killer guitar!
Thank you for chopping Funeral for a Friend off of this.
Ik the two songs feel out of place.
Ikr? Sometimes I want to just go straight to this song. Don't get me wrong, funeral for a friend is great and all but when I wanna rock I wanna fucking rock goddamnit
@@moabt.frican7163 Glad it's not only me.
Saw him in concert when this came out... 5 encores! Awesome!
GOOD MORNING SIR ELTON JOHN/REGINALD KENNETH DWIGHT, WONDERFUL CRAZY NIGHT IS ONE MORE FANTASTIC AND FABULOUS ALBUM, REALLY YOU ARE ONE OF THE BEST, LOVE LIES BLEEDING IS A FANTASTIC AND REAL ROCK AND ROLL!!!
Saw him Saturday night in Fargo - this song was AMAZING. Everything was!
The best single he never released
It was released on MCA single in 1978
@@edgardagosto1917 not in the UK it wasnt
Why have I only just heard this song? Its utterly fantastic.
One of the greatest songs ever made ...and im the biggest rush fan on earth, that main hook is just propelling!!!
Back when EJ rocked - masterpiece!
Great song brings back wonderful memories. Love Elton John.
21 years ago I used to listen to this album with a special friend every time we were together, we split because it was the right thing to do
21 years later, I still love her 😘😘
Love lies bleeding Suzie babes
love this song. one of my favorite elton John songs along with candle in the wind, which was incredible how he dedicated to the life of princess Diana. I also Luv Daniel and no sacrifice.
Only Elton can make an upbeat breakup song
Elton and Bernie!
When I was a spotty youth I preferred Funeral For a Friend over Love Lies Bleeding but my tastes have totally switched over the years. Perhaps I’ve just experienced more than enough funerals for my own friends.
The Super Seventies !
mocus1 the super sit-on-my-face 70s as my dad used to call them
Love them 8track tapes 1970,s
Every time I think I'm too old and not "hip" I listen to this song and think that I lived thru arguably the greatest period of rock ever!!!! Thank you Elton forever!!!!!
Love Lies Bleeding is one of best songs of all times of Sir Reginald Kenneth Dwight/Elton John and we can never forget your partner BERNIE TAUPIN, LOVE LIES BLEEDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
totally great album and song Elton John Rocks.... :)
Living Legend Sir Elton John This song kicks ass
my favorite on this album
One of Sir Eltons amazing list of wonderful songs
The Metallica cover actually brought me here….
I was curious.....
Did the same to me.
Same here...
Yep, me too
Same here! Actually prefer Metallic's cover more❤🤘
@@tq_pro7446 the song is just badass either way
Gotta be one outta 100 of my favorite EJ tunes
Just another great Elton John song!
WE LOVE YOU , ELTON!~
Thank you for this beautiful song 🎵in 2021
I think this Album is his best work. Ever !!!!
I just fucking love this song!!!
cant believe someone other than me is listening in 2021.Great song!!!!!!!!!
@@vinniedidonato7617 elton john is the king mate! Im 23 and I love him!! Bernie +elton = perfection
Amd yes we seems to be the only ones in here
Check out Joe Elliott's side project "Down and Out" cover of this song. Incredible!!
This is iconic and with David B , competes with anything America could do, with respect to Smokey Robinson , Marvin Gaye , Dianna Ross etc
I was just a year out of highschool and this song was kicking ass completely.
ONE OF THE BEST SONG OF ALL TIMES OF SIR REGINALD KENNETH DWIGHT/ELTON JOHN AND BERNIE TAUPIN, LOVE LIES BLEEDING, REALLY A FANTASTIC SONG, ELTON JOHN IS ONE OF THE BEST GUYS!!!!!!!
I keep listening to this ova n ova!!!! Cant stop playing it!¡ lol, but true!❤
All time classic!