Lost my 19 yr old son this past summer to mental illness. Only Bruce has the song to help me get thru... as he has provided to us thru all of our lives problems .... thank you, Bruce. Please hug my beautiful son for me Clerence! Please get help if you are suffering from depression...Bruce would want that too. I can't wait to board that train at some point and reunite with my loving son.. and hear that sax. Get help if needed! SPEAK UP. Gs
George S, we all have to catch this TRAIN at sometimes, your son will be waiting for your when the time comes,he,LL be on the platform waiting with a great big smile on his face so glad to see you. PEACE BE WITH YOU MY FRIEND.✌️😎🏴🇺🇦
I’m so very sorry for your huge loss. May Jesus continue to carry you for as long as you need, as He comforts & gives you His Peace, that surpasses all our understanding. 🕊
Omg Bruce Springsteen, this is what you call a God given talent, never before and never again, the passion this man writes and sings with is beyond anything I've ever heard, my 10yr old son told me yesterday Bruce Springsteen is the best, this from a 10 yr old in 2022, real music, and a real man, heart is what matters always
I was 10 in 1985 when i listened to my brothers tape on a walkman , since then to today Bruce has helped me , even now listening to this in Feb 2023 im getting goosepimples still, seen them live in Dublin , it was more of a family gathering than a concert , there is only one Bruce .
I've probably watched this 50 times. It never fails to move me. It's incredible that this far into his career he was writing material that stands with his very best.
Much as I adore Thunder Road and all the rest, I think Bruce is as close to godly as he ever gets. His soaring, loving howl is what we, all of us, truly live for.
Howard Stern did a 2 1/2 hour interview with Bruce on his radio show. It will be broadcast on HBO Nov 27, 10 p.m. During the interview Bruce said he went to see Clarence as he was dying, he took his guitar and sang this song for Clarence. Brought chills to me.
This was my mother's favourite Bruce Springsteen song. Moved her to tears every time she listened to it. When she was lying in palliative care with metastatic breast cancer, my Dad played this song on a laptop by her bedside. Even though she was slipping in and out of consciousness, I saw her foot slowly tap along to the song when she heard it. RIP Mom. Miss and love you so much!
I saw Bruce on Broadway shortly after my 29 year old son died. Felt like he was singing directly to me. His stories were so profound. Thank you Bruce for sharing your talent with us all. One day I will ride this train to you Cody and we will be reunited mama and son again. 29 is too early to go, but I assure you not a day goes by that I don’t think of you and how much love we shared. 💕 FOREVER
I am so sorry. I know his songs got me through the death of my mother years ago, but I can't imagine losing a son - especially so young. I'm glad he and his music brought you some solace.
So right. When you look across the stage and see Nils Loftgren, Miami Steve , Tom Morello and Bruce , 3 guitar legends and The Boss is no mug with an instrument.
I do love this song, but it was reading some of the comments posted here that brought tears to my eyes. This is the power of music and this is such a powerful song and so apropos when the entire planet is going through such a tough time. Everyone stay safe, stay strong, stay sane and Meet Me in the Land of Hope and Dreams!
I've listened to this song thousands and thousands of times and it is so inspiring and brings me to tears the majority of the time...but it is the inclusiveness that brings me to tears...so many aspects of life jammed into one powerful moving song. My favorite thing to do is put my sunglasses on and go do yardwork and I'll listen to the song over and over again and cry all the way through. But, it gives me oxygen & sense of hope in a comforting way because when your down it feels like there is no space on the train. The Big Man Clarence Clemons drives the spirit of the song right through you.
My dad passed away this night after a chemotherapy (he had a cancer); and in the last years and a half i've seen him very rarely also due to all covid restrictions that Italian government imposed. I was thinking of him listening this song 'cos he loved Bruce Springsteen's music. This song is for you Dad, one day we will meet again in a land of hope and dreams ❤
If a person 1,000 years from now wanted to know who Bruce Springsteen is, I hope that they can watch this video. This song is the personification of his greatness.
Last year my Nan past away. She adored Bruce with all her heart, she struggled through so much throughout her life and it was this song that kept her going. This was played at her funeral, she’s now in the land of hope and dreams. 🙌💙
This song is as relevant and a masterpiece; an anthem to democracy, compassion, inclusion-equality more than ever in the balance here in the USA and in too many places in the world. Such a time when so many are suffering and holding on to hope and their humanity and self-preservation for self and others and the collective power of belief, speaking out and putting love and justice for each other in action.
In the last two years of my wife's life, when I took care of her because of the cancer in her brain, this was one of two songs she listened to over and over again. The other was Bridge Over Troubled Water. I used to put the ear buds in her ears and play it on my phone. It made her so happy. It was like she needed it. Like it was written for her. There is no one else like Bruce.
I have been watching this non-stop for the past few weeks. This and other performances from the MSG series. Not only is this arguably one of my favorite Bruce songs, the PASSION in each and every member of the band's performance is incredible. Tears in my eyes throughout the whole song, but man when Max hits those drums at the end I can't hold it in any longer. He went full send on this one. A life long Bruce fan, so happy my Dad introduced me to him at such a young age.
This Takes on a whole new meaning after hearing you discuss singing it to Clarence as he transitioned on the Howard Stern show today. I love you Bruce.🙏❤️
Great to finally see a footage from this powerful anthem. The band is so tight, it's almost a communion, a blissful devotion to the soul of the song. Sends shivers down my spine. Is it me or Clarence played his sax with no mic? So powerful, miss you big man 😩
I heard this song on Sirius radio today, and have been playing it on repeat all day. What makes it even better is watching the video and seeing them perform it live. It is truly incredible! It's become one of my all time favorite songs in just one day. And I am a newfound Bruce Springsteen fan.
Welcome to E Street Nation. This is one of my favorite BS songs and is quite appropriate given the health crisis we all are facing, "Tomorrow there'll be sunshine and all this darkness past"
I have spent 40 of my 53 years being a huge Springsteen fan and he continues to inspire and surprise me to this day. A man of empathy soul and integrity. I would never have gotten thru my life without him.
I first heard this song a few months before I found out that I was getting divorced. From that time, I had my angry songs (two in particular: Bruce - Backstreets and Foo Fighters - Monkey Wrench) but this was always my go-to for a more positive vibe. Nearly 5 years later this one still lifts me up and reminds me that eventually all that darkness will pass. I have never gotten to see Bruce / E Street but that should change in 2023 - looking forward to it and hope this one makes the set! ❤️❤️❤️
@@timoconnor8520 Trump didn't start any new wars and made piece accords between Israel and two Arab states in spite of the situation with Palestine, stopped North Korean nuclear missile tests and much more that I could go on about. Joe Biden has done nothing except to make millions for his family through corruption.
When this finally was made a studio recording in 2012, they inserted a live version of The Big Man's solo into it. Springsteen commented that as he first heard the combined version being played back, "When the solo section hit, Clarence's sax filled the room. I cried."
Ann marie, I'm listening/watching this again today w/ my mom. She's the newest (and biggest haha) Bruce's fan, and currently reading his autobiography Born to Run. Greatings from Orleans/SC, Brazil!
I'm a metalhead, but this is by far my favorite song (this version) of all-time. I vividly remember hearing/seeing this song performed for the first time when Bruce reunited with The E Street Band (my first of many Springsteen concerts). This song just reached into my soul and resonated my feelings about how we should live in this world. Long live the brilliance of The Boss, Bruce Springsteen. \m/
My dad love this song, always listening while he is driving, and when I was a child and I was with him, this song was always, (mixed with other Bruce songs) , on the radio. For me, is like a way of life, and I will never forget that moments with him. Thank you dad for showed me the real music, always grateful with you
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2022 update: it is with a broken heart that I have to add to the original comments below, speaking not only for myself but for countless friends & (former) Boss fans, how utterly betrayed we feel by his partnership with Ticketmaster in 'dynamic pricing' for '23 tour..In his recent RS interview, the billionaire farm owner dismissed fans' cries about $600 nosebleed seats saying "if you didn't get your moneys worth you can get a refund after the show..." spoken like a true One-Percenter who has no clue how hard these times are, and how much his live shows have meant/would mean to struggling working class people. I am soon going to delete this message, as it no longer reflects my view of the 'artist formerly known as Bruce', but I do want to thank all those who took time to read my story. I will always treasure my live concert memories, but apparently tramps like ME are no longer welcome nor wanted aboard "this train." And no, not even great memories will allow him to, as the song says, "walk away from the price WE pay." #Vendu (originally posted 2017) When Bruce opened his show with this at a 2012 show I was at, my first since the Big Man's passing, the complete stranger in front of me turned to me before the show and began chatting, and he told me this long story about how much this song meant to him & his dad..who, not long after the Big Man, had recently passed. I explained that my mom too had passed not long before Clarence did, & we bonded over the loss of a parent. When I told him I could see the set list from where I was sitting, & that this song was the opener, his eyes suddenly welled up, He said "I sure hope you're right." When the band broke into the opening chords, he turned around and reached out and gave me a big bear hug and was both crying and smiling at the same time. THAT is how powerful and great this song, band and artist are--I long ago forgot his name, but the memory of a stranger's pure joy all because of a song says all that needs saying. For that brief moment, we weren't 2 strangers..but 2 friends mourning loss AND celebrating Life. A pretty incredible memory.
This is why I love his music. It's real, pure and bonding people. Your story is very emotional, I had tears in my eyes when I was reading your comment. I'm really sorry about your loss and I wish you best, more good, emotional and full of love moments like on that concert. This is the real meaning of music, bonding people togheter. Bruce's music is all that music should be
THIS SONG GOT ME TROUGH SOME HARD TIMES IN ICU AND CCU FOR MY HEART ALMOST 10 YEARS AGO, AT 48 THIS SONG GOT ME READY FOR EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING EVEN THE END.THANK YOU BRUCE AND ITS A GREAT SONG FOR WHAT HAPPENING TODAY.
Bruce sang this song for Clarence as he laid on his death bed. He passed away sometime during the song. The big man will live forever. What a beautiful song.
I'm a big Springsteen fan in Japan but not many people know this song here. I feel so touched so I let people know of this song and when I do, they come to love it so much.
Last March, I was a Frenchman in New York who was full of dreams and hopes of meeting his idol walking in the streets.....I didn't come across him but I will come back 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
If you haven't seen Bruce and E Street perform, they're truly amazing. Even though the Big Man and Danny Federici are no longer with us, I doubt that Bruce is capable of anything less than an ideal performance. I've followed him since 1974 and seen at least a dozen concerts. I can't imagine my life without Bruce's masterpieces!!! BRUCE...! So much love
saw my first bruce and e street concert in 1977 its been great watching them just get better can't wait to see them in 2023 it will be my 10th time rock on
Powerful, every lyric..... Big C. is on that train....when I heard this song, I thought of my Mom, how I miss her and my Dad. To all who have lost loved ones to COVID-19. You will see them again. Thank you Bruce, thank you. 🙏🏽
I’m an atheist, but at 6:03, when he puts his hand in the air and sings with all his heart “this train ... faith will be rewarded’’ ... what a moment. My faith in humanity is restored.
The greatest song of my lifetime Saw him and the great E Street Band perform this year's ago at the Garden. Bruce poured his guts out at the end. Greatest performance in my lifetime and that includes Clapton
Will always love this song, this dvd and this tour. What an amazing time. Had amazing seats in Albany and it was better than I could have ever imagined.
When Clarence offers a little prayer right in the middle of the performance, when Bruce goes on and on with a simple C'mon, C'mon, C'mon, when Bruce lifts his hand as he declares Faith will be rewarded, but especially when he wails two notes from somewhere deep down in his soul... Satan stands back and has a damn seat! I have been with Bruce since 1973 and I hope I go before he does. It will be too sad for me. For me this song is an altar call for us all, whores and Kings. I want this video played over my casket at my funeral. Bruuuuuuce!!!!
Grab your ticket and your suitcase Thunder’s rollin’ down this track Well, you don’t know where you’re goin’ now But you know you won’t be back Well, darlin’ if you’re weary Lay your head upon my chest We’ll take what we can carry Yeah, and we’ll leave the rest Big wheels roll through fields Where sunlight streams Meet me in a land of hope and dreams Well, I will provide for you And I’ll stand by your side You’ll need a good companion now For this part of the ride Leave behind your sorrows Let this day be the last Tomorrow there’ll be sunshine And all this darkness past Big wheels roll through fields Where sunlight streams Oh meet me in a land of hope and dreams This train... Carries saints and sinners This train... Carries losers and winners This train... Carries whores and gamblers This train... Carries lost souls I said this train... Dreams will not be thwarted This train... Faith will be rewarded
iv lost my dad 2 weeks ago to cancer and this song is to let him know that we as a family have hope and dreams and DAD I,LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS no matter where you are RIP
I first saw Bruce in 1973 touring for the Wild Innocent and E street shuffle. Once more in 74-75 touring for Born to Run. Only on Video/TV since then. I am 85% through reading his 2016 auto-biography, "Born To Run." I learned about two songs - this one and American Skin. For every fan of Bruce and even those who are not, I highly recommend this book - classic Bruce, he lays it all out for all to understand. It explains a lot, at least for me. Long live Bruce, long live Rock and Roll.
Oh yesss, The Boss is sure timeless! Bells of frredom ring! We are all on this train together no matter who we are or color of our skin! In this LAND OF HOPE AND DREAMS Love ya Bruce! 😘😊💖
I was there too....and couldn't believe he didn't play it, I was so gutted. Aaarggh! But he played so many great tracks, it was a great night wasn't it. What a night, what a man!
Lost my 19 yr old son this past summer to mental illness. Only Bruce has the song to help me get thru... as he has provided to us thru all of our lives problems .... thank you, Bruce. Please hug my beautiful son for me Clerence! Please get help if you are suffering from depression...Bruce would want that too. I can't wait to board that train at some point and reunite with my loving son.. and hear that sax. Get help if needed! SPEAK UP. Gs
God Bless you George!!
Good to know that this song is helping you through a rough time. So sorry for your loss.
My heart breaks for you George. Sending love ❤️
George S, we all have to catch this TRAIN at sometimes, your son will be waiting for your when the time comes,he,LL be on the platform waiting with a great big smile on his face so glad to see you. PEACE BE WITH YOU MY FRIEND.✌️😎🏴🇺🇦
I’m so very sorry for your huge loss.
May Jesus continue to carry you for as long as you need, as He comforts & gives you His Peace, that surpasses all our understanding. 🕊
I've been to many of his concerts and all were 3 hrs of nonstop music. At 67 years old I consider myself fortunate to have lived in this music era.
Amo bruce
Mi hai salvato
Lucky you! He's on my bucket list
He's on my bucket list
I share his birthday 70 this year , just hoping for some more concerts ….. yes we are very fortunate
I believe this may be one of the best songs ever written.
I might say that this is the "best" song ever written.
yes. perhaps the greatest.
well now that you put it that way.....@@reded1905
Beautiful song. Bruce sang this to the big man, while he was dying.
Bruce said it was a hymn. Sure does feel like it.❤
You're right.
This isn't just a song. It's an anthem.
Omg Bruce Springsteen, this is what you call a God given talent, never before and never again, the passion this man writes and sings with is beyond anything I've ever heard, my 10yr old son told me yesterday Bruce Springsteen is the best, this from a 10 yr old in 2022, real music, and a real man, heart is what matters always
On you go my friend the boss a genius
your son knows
I was 10 in 1985 when i listened to my brothers tape on a walkman , since then to today Bruce has helped me , even now listening to this in Feb 2023 im getting goosepimples still, seen them live in Dublin , it was more of a family gathering than a concert , there is only one Bruce .
This makes me so happy to hear. For you for your son and all of us😢😊
Incredible
I've probably watched this 50 times. It never fails to move me. It's incredible that this far into his career he was writing material that stands with his very best.
Agree
❤me too
This is Springsteen at his best. Powerful and inspirational.
Much as I adore Thunder Road and all the rest, I think Bruce is as close to godly as he ever gets. His soaring, loving howl is what we, all of us, truly live for.
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I’m terminally ill and I will be boarding This Train soon - this song gives me hope for seeing the ones that road this train before me 🌹
Hope you still are there and holding on. wish you all the best, from Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Sandra's Kopp hang in and God bless🙏🙏🙏🙏
God bless you, Sandra Kopp.
God Bless : This Train is for everyone,,,,,,
That’s a beautiful thing man .... be strong 👍🏾
Howard Stern did a 2 1/2 hour interview with Bruce on his radio show. It will be broadcast on HBO Nov 27, 10 p.m. During the interview Bruce said he went to see Clarence as he was dying, he took his guitar and sang this song for Clarence. Brought chills to me.
OM GOSH....yes, getting chills....he and Clarence went went way back when didn't they? SUCH a true friendship too! awwww!
He also said that this was one of the best songs of his last 30 years. Wow!
This was my mother's favourite Bruce Springsteen song. Moved her to tears every time she listened to it. When she was lying in palliative care with metastatic breast cancer, my Dad played this song on a laptop by her bedside. Even though she was slipping in and out of consciousness, I saw her foot slowly tap along to the song when she heard it. RIP Mom. Miss and love you so much!
RIP 😢
Moves me to tears every time I hear it, too. I am so sorry for your loss.
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That is a beautiful story, Jake. My heart goes out to you
What a beautiful story:Bruce the gift that your Mother loved! I have tears as I’m sending this Train to you,
I saw Bruce on Broadway shortly after my 29 year old son died. Felt like he was singing directly to me. His stories were so profound. Thank you Bruce for sharing your talent with us all.
One day I will ride this train to you Cody and we will be reunited mama and son again. 29 is too early to go, but I assure you not a day goes by that I don’t think of you and how much love we shared. 💕 FOREVER
I am so sorry. I know his songs got me through the death of my mother years ago, but I can't imagine losing a son - especially so young. I'm glad he and his music brought you some solace.
I'm with you 💝
Bruce is, in my opinion, as important as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Led Zeppelin combined.
He's not for everyone, but damn he's for me!
He's been my sweet companion for 20+ years 💙♥️💜💙♥️💜
So right. When you look across the stage and see Nils Loftgren, Miami Steve , Tom Morello and Bruce , 3 guitar legends and The Boss is no mug with an instrument.
@@noahcorrigan5597 He's been with me for so many years...since Spirits In The Night and Backstreets...my youth for sure!
And the rest!!!!
He is better, I love the Rolling Stones also
I do love this song, but it was reading some of the comments posted here that brought tears to my eyes. This is the power of music and this is such a powerful song and so apropos when the entire planet is going through such a tough time. Everyone stay safe, stay strong, stay sane and Meet Me in the Land of Hope and Dreams!
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Bruce Springsteen told Howard Stern that he played this song on guitar to Clarence as he passed away - gave me goosebumps!
What a good freind
Just took my breath away
Damn man
First Time i read about that
These guys are what real humans are!!!
God bless the Band!
Wow..I'm sure it gave him comfort.
But without him, this song is dim
I've listened to this song thousands and thousands of times and it is so inspiring and brings me to tears the majority of the time...but it is the inclusiveness that brings me to tears...so many aspects of life jammed into one powerful moving song. My favorite thing to do is put my sunglasses on and go do yardwork and I'll listen to the song over and over again and cry all the way through. But, it gives me oxygen & sense of hope in a comforting way because when your down it feels like there is no space on the train. The Big Man Clarence Clemons drives the spirit of the song right through you.
I can’t listen to this song without Weeping… glad to know that others feel the emotions that I do ❤️
I feel the same.
My dad passed away this night after a chemotherapy (he had a cancer); and in the last years and a half i've seen him very rarely also due to all covid restrictions that Italian government imposed. I was thinking of him listening this song 'cos he loved Bruce Springsteen's music.
This song is for you Dad, one day we will meet again in a land of hope and dreams ❤
If a person 1,000 years from now wanted to know who Bruce Springsteen is, I hope that they can watch this video. This song is the personification of his greatness.
Last year my Nan past away. She adored Bruce with all her heart, she struggled through so much throughout her life and it was this song that kept her going. This was played at her funeral, she’s now in the land of hope and dreams. 🙌💙
dom j Your Nan didn't die. She just transitioned to glory.
This song is as relevant and a masterpiece; an anthem to democracy, compassion, inclusion-equality more than ever in the balance here in the USA and in too many places in the world. Such a time when so many are suffering and holding on to hope and their humanity and self-preservation for self and others and the collective power of belief, speaking out and putting love and justice for each other in action.
In the last two years of my wife's life, when I took care of her because of the cancer in her brain, this was one of two songs she listened to over and over again. The other was Bridge Over Troubled Water. I used to put the ear buds in her ears and play it on my phone. It made her so happy. It was like she needed it. Like it was written for her. There is no one else like Bruce.
Bless you!
This song got me through some very hard times, too, when my wife was losing her fight with liver cancer.
God bless
Rest Her Soul. Sorry, sir!
I’m so sorry
I have been watching this non-stop for the past few weeks. This and other performances from the MSG series. Not only is this arguably one of my favorite Bruce songs, the PASSION in each and every member of the band's performance is incredible. Tears in my eyes throughout the whole song, but man when Max hits those drums at the end I can't hold it in any longer. He went full send on this one. A life long Bruce fan, so happy my Dad introduced me to him at such a young age.
EMOTIONS THAT ARE PRICELESS!
I was at that concert, it was great to see them performing again. When they sang this, it almost took my breath away, amazing.
It was very disappointing that sections of the crowd booed when Bruce played "41 Shots".
I was at this show too and there is no better version of this song then from this show. Your right, almost took my breath away too.
@@Saintinthecity-wh9nl They were NYPD, they turned their backs to him during that song. (FYI: "1984" was a great year!)
So lucky
When he does that scream at the end it's chilling
This Takes on a whole new meaning after hearing you discuss singing it to Clarence as he transitioned on the Howard Stern show today. I love you Bruce.🙏❤️
Loved it before. Now it gives me goosebumps.
Great to finally see a footage from this powerful anthem. The band is so tight, it's almost a communion, a blissful devotion to the soul of the song. Sends shivers down my spine. Is it me or Clarence played his sax with no mic? So powerful, miss you big man 😩
Not that it matters in the least, but the sax is miked at the end of the horn. Classic wup way to mike a saxophone.
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With every year i get older, i love him more and more. He is my hero. Thank you Bruce for giving us so much. Greetings from Austria ❤
I heard this song on Sirius radio today, and have been playing it on repeat all day. What makes it even better is watching the video and seeing them perform it live. It is truly incredible! It's become one of my all time favorite songs in just one day. And I am a newfound Bruce Springsteen fan.
Welcome to E Street Nation. This is one of my favorite BS songs and is quite appropriate given the health crisis we all are facing, "Tomorrow there'll be sunshine and all this darkness past"
I have spent 40 of my 53 years being a huge Springsteen fan and he continues to inspire and surprise me to this day. A man of empathy soul and integrity. I would never have gotten thru my life without him.
welcome aboard this train
well alright
Welcome!
I first heard this song a few months before I found out that I was getting divorced. From that time, I had my angry songs (two in particular: Bruce - Backstreets and Foo Fighters - Monkey Wrench) but this was always my go-to for a more positive vibe. Nearly 5 years later this one still lifts me up and reminds me that eventually all that darkness will pass. I have never gotten to see Bruce / E Street but that should change in 2023 - looking forward to it and hope this one makes the set! ❤️❤️❤️
Same feelings man.
I hope and know, that you will have the time of your live, good luck
You will have a great night, I know, I've seen them 8 times
Hope you got to see him Brad! Update us if you like.
*Tomorrow there'll be sunshine*
*And all this darkness past*
Faith needed more than ever in 2020.
faith over fear. mess for the message. problem for prayer. combatant or casualty.
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@@robertrinaldi8748 wow ... just ... wow!! :-(
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When this finally was made a studio recording in 2012, they inserted a live version of The Big Man's solo into it. Springsteen commented that as he first heard the combined version being played back, "When the solo section hit, Clarence's sax filled the room. I cried."
Can’t listen to this without tearing up. Every damn time.
I was there.... and I still feel this song and performance in my bones.
MIGHTY MAX on those drums....what a beautiful song!
The power of the music. The Boss is timeless! Listening it in January 4th 2021 and feeling chills to my spine.
April 2021 yessssss definitely
Ann marie, I'm listening/watching this again today w/ my mom. She's the newest (and biggest haha) Bruce's fan, and currently reading his autobiography Born to Run. Greatings from Orleans/SC, Brazil!
You can listen this song in 2050 and will be the same sensation of power
Amen.
Miss you every day big man. One of Bruce’s best songs
20 years later - more needed than ever. Great, great song. Ultimate version.
This should be our National Anthem! Extraordinary performance by the tightest rock and roll band in the world.
He played this song when Clarence was in hospice. He actually died when Bruce played this ....rip big man , u are my sax hero .
I'm a metalhead, but this is by far my favorite song (this version) of all-time. I vividly remember hearing/seeing this song performed for the first time when Bruce reunited with The E Street Band (my first of many Springsteen concerts). This song just reached into my soul and resonated my feelings about how we should live in this world. Long live the brilliance of The Boss, Bruce Springsteen. \m/
My dad love this song, always listening while he is driving, and when I was a child and I was with him, this song was always, (mixed with other Bruce songs) , on the radio. For me, is like a way of life, and I will never forget that moments with him. Thank you dad for showed me the real music, always grateful with you
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2022 update: it is with a broken heart that I have to add to the original comments below, speaking not only for myself but for countless friends & (former) Boss fans, how utterly betrayed we feel by his partnership with Ticketmaster in 'dynamic pricing' for '23 tour..In his recent RS interview, the billionaire farm owner dismissed fans' cries about $600 nosebleed seats saying "if you didn't get your moneys worth you can get a refund after the show..." spoken like a true One-Percenter who has no clue how hard these times are, and how much his live shows have meant/would mean to struggling working class people. I am soon going to delete this message, as it no longer reflects my view of the 'artist formerly known as Bruce', but I do want to thank all those who took time to read my story. I will always treasure my live concert memories, but apparently tramps like ME are no longer welcome nor wanted aboard "this train." And no, not even great memories will allow him to, as the song says, "walk away from the price WE pay."
#Vendu
(originally posted 2017) When Bruce opened his show with this at a 2012 show I was at, my first since the Big Man's passing, the complete stranger in front of me turned to me before the show and began chatting, and he told me this long story about how much this song meant to him & his dad..who, not long after the Big Man, had recently passed. I explained that my mom too had passed not long before Clarence did, & we bonded over the loss of a parent. When I told him I could see the set list from where I was sitting, & that this song was the opener, his eyes suddenly welled up, He said "I sure hope you're right." When the band broke into the opening chords, he turned around and reached out and gave me a big bear hug and was both crying and smiling at the same time. THAT is how powerful and great this song, band and artist are--I long ago forgot his name, but the memory of a stranger's pure joy all because of a song says all that needs saying. For that brief moment, we weren't 2 strangers..but 2 friends mourning loss AND celebrating Life. A pretty incredible memory.
NevadaBoss ❤️
Those are the Sacred Moments that define who WE ARE ....
This is why I love his music. It's real, pure and bonding people. Your story is very emotional, I had tears in my eyes when I was reading your comment. I'm really sorry about your loss and I wish you best, more good, emotional and full of love moments like on that concert. This is the real meaning of music, bonding people togheter. Bruce's music is all that music should be
loss of my mom shortly after this, AMEN
You're a poet.
How do you finds words to describe this song, this man, this band? 30 years of listening. One day this song wont bring tears. Today is not that day!
Amen, brother. Amen!
One of the best songs of Bruce and there are dozens more from him as good as this
THIS SONG GOT ME TROUGH SOME HARD TIMES IN ICU AND CCU FOR MY HEART ALMOST 10 YEARS AGO, AT 48 THIS SONG GOT ME READY FOR EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING EVEN THE END.THANK YOU BRUCE AND ITS A GREAT SONG FOR WHAT HAPPENING TODAY.
Such a beautuful song!!!!!Love reading all the comments and praying for all of us
Como puede una canción ser tan triste y alegre a la vez, pocos artistas consiguen algo así, por algo es el Boss...
My father was a Southern Baptist Minister. There’s more positive theology in this song than most Sunday morning pulpits.
They give me faith and hope been there and road this train, more than once, God bless you all, love you!😎☮️
Bruce sang this song for Clarence as he laid on his death bed. He passed away sometime during the song. The big man will live forever. What a beautiful song.
wow I never heard that before...
Lol how do u know that
@Oscar R. Page 473 in the book "BORN TO RUN" by Bruce Springsteen. His own words.
@@pgaquigz1125 Page 473 in the book "BORN TO RUN" by Bruce Springsteen. His own words.
His music changed my life
Got me through some hard times
I'm a big Springsteen fan in Japan but not many people know this song here. I feel so touched so I let people know of this song and when I do, they come to love it so much.
Hospice nurse here...this hymn brings it home♡
Last March, I was a Frenchman in New York who was full of dreams and hopes of meeting his idol walking in the streets.....I didn't come across him but I will come back 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
Really incredible. Bells of freedom ring!!!
If you haven't seen Bruce and E Street perform, they're truly amazing.
Even though the Big Man and Danny Federici are no longer with us, I doubt that Bruce is capable of anything less than an ideal performance. I've followed him since 1974 and seen at least a dozen concerts. I can't imagine my life without Bruce's masterpieces!!! BRUCE...! So much love
My children heard bruce in the womb. And my grandchildren heard bruce in the womb. With any luck, my great-grandchildren ...
@@marylousmith6843 I’m a child who heard Bruce in the womb and my children will hear him in the womb
@@TheConMan620 your Mom has great taste in Men! Lol
He’s my oldest friend and I’ve never met him. I can’t imagine life without him either. In times of trouble, I always turn to Bruce.
@@kieranobrien9737 anchio kieran! E un ispirazione il nostr bruce.., 🤔🥰👨❤️💋👨🤔💘❤️💕
All time favorite! Best band ever! Takes me back to being a kid in Jersey
Just look at the soul in Clarence's face as he plays that saxophone. Transcendent.
I believe everything this man sings. He's brilliant 🎸❤️
you just have to enjoy his music
Alexandra Arnold I know he's amazing
That's a good way to put it. I believe everything he sings too.
Totally agreed Alexandria!!🤙🤙😉😉❤
Alexandra Arnold He is!!!!!!!!
What a performance! Bruce is undeniably ‘The Boss’. Such a powerful stage presence. Would love to see him live.....maybe one day 🤞🤞😘
I miss clarence he use to play in the florida keys on the weekend for free and was my friend ....... He was a top notch person ....
chris eckendorf 🙏🙏🙏💪💪💪💪💪💪
saw my first bruce and e street concert in 1977 its been great watching them just get better can't wait to see them in 2023 it will be my 10th time rock on
Here he goes again. In the 60 years of lovin' music; I gotta say if I ever had a favorite musician; it is/was 'The Boss'!
Never never give up on Bruce song every once it so brilliant ❤️❤️❤️❤️🎸🎸🎸😍🎄☘️
Powerful, every lyric..... Big C. is on that train....when I heard this song, I thought of my Mom, how I miss her and my Dad. To all who have lost loved ones to COVID-19. You will see them again. Thank you Bruce, thank you. 🙏🏽
This is an absolute masterpiece.
I’m an atheist, but at 6:03, when he puts his hand in the air and sings with all his heart “this train ... faith will be rewarded’’ ... what a moment. My faith in humanity is restored.
"My faith in humanity is restored." That's the Answer!
I'm right there with ya on that!
Same.
Im not an atheist and i love this track, i know that Lord loves you all
Yes sir!
The one thing I 💕 about music is no matter how I'm feeling about anything else 🎶 always makes this ole soul feel amazing 🤩
Waybk chxcjinoihil iojonpigiujvo okhoy
Wow, this is so good it made me cry
I have cried over it since 2000. It's one of my most inspiring songs. Cheers!
Quando ascolto questa performance i brividi mi attraversano la pelle! 😰Sono stati grandi insieme a Bruce! E Steve? 😨😅😍😍😍😘😘💘💔💔💔💔💔💯💯
This song has always made sense for me but particularly in the situation we are facing...
Thanks Bruce ❤❤❤
Desde Argentina, me encanta El Jefe & The E Street Band!!
This is one of my funeral songs...feeling it wlll ride my soul to Heaven on this train!
Mine too 😏
An absolute classic! Bruce you are one of the greatest!
The greatest song of my lifetime
Saw him and the great E Street Band perform this year's ago at the Garden. Bruce poured his guts out at the end. Greatest performance in my lifetime and that includes Clapton
Live music does not get better than this.
Will always love this song, this dvd and this tour. What an amazing time. Had amazing seats in Albany and it was better than I could have ever imagined.
Bruce and the E-Street-Band are definitely the best ❤ Please don't give up singing until I died 😉
Me too. Witnessed this live in Berlin 1998. My mother will pass away. Cancer. Like so many times before. He is the Boss. And he will always be.
Bruce's passion cannot be matched by many. Amazing stuff!
Pour nous permettre de passer cette période compliquée la musique de Bruce reste la meilleure des solutions.
BRUCE FOREVER AND EVER! !!!!😀😍😍😙😙💪💪❤❤❤👍👍✌✌👏👏👏🌷🌹🌹🌻🌻🌼🌼🌺🌺 ESTHER FROM FLORENCE ITALY 💜💝
Max went straight up beast mode on this song
I love all Bruce Springsteen songs.....the best!!!!!
I can't believe that nearly 50 years since I first heard "Born To Run", I am still crying every time at every song he sings.
One of the greatest, most soulful and fulfilling anthems of all time. Just the opening guitar riff is enough to crack me open like an egg.
These lyrics should be explained at school of all levels!
When Clarence offers a little prayer right in the middle of the performance, when Bruce goes on and on with a simple C'mon, C'mon, C'mon, when Bruce lifts his hand as he declares Faith will be rewarded, but especially when he wails two notes from somewhere deep down in his soul... Satan stands back and has a damn seat!
I have been with Bruce since 1973 and I hope I go before he does. It will be too sad for me.
For me this song is an altar call for us all, whores and Kings. I want this video played over my casket at my funeral. Bruuuuuuce!!!!
My husband and son know to play this song at my memorial if I die first.
One of THE BEST comments I've ever read here ... "Satan stands back and has a seat"! BRILLIANT!! 🤣🤣🤣
When we reach the Land of Hope and Dreams, the Big Man will be there before us.
The big man will be there on his saxophone playing Promised Land!!!
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Amen...and ay woman!! Big Man lives!!
Grab your ticket and your suitcase
Thunder’s rollin’ down this track
Well, you don’t know where you’re goin’ now
But you know you won’t be back
Well, darlin’ if you’re weary
Lay your head upon my chest
We’ll take what we can carry
Yeah, and we’ll leave the rest
Big wheels roll through fields
Where sunlight streams
Meet me in a land of hope and dreams
Well, I will provide for you
And I’ll stand by your side
You’ll need a good companion now
For this part of the ride
Leave behind your sorrows
Let this day be the last
Tomorrow there’ll be sunshine
And all this darkness past
Big wheels roll through fields
Where sunlight streams
Oh meet me in a land of hope and dreams
This train...
Carries saints and sinners
This train...
Carries losers and winners
This train...
Carries whores and gamblers
This train...
Carries lost souls
I said this train...
Dreams will not be thwarted
This train...
Faith will be rewarded
Our hero
What can you say: - grief, fear, hope, joy, longing, loss, love, a future, redemption.
This one of the Best rock song ever written
Happy birthday to BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Blessings and hugs!
iv lost my dad 2 weeks ago to cancer and this song is to let him know that we as a family have hope and dreams and DAD I,LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS no matter where you are RIP
Sorry for your loss.. have hope.
One of the best rock songs, ever!!
A magnificent song by the best there's ever been, and the best that ever will be.
This for me is the spirit and message that is Bruce Springsteen.
Yes. There is a platform holding hearts and unforsaken waiting for the train. Prayer.
I first saw Bruce in 1973 touring for the Wild Innocent and E street shuffle. Once more in 74-75 touring for Born to Run. Only on Video/TV since then. I am 85% through reading his 2016 auto-biography, "Born To Run." I learned about two songs - this one and American Skin. For every fan of Bruce and even those who are not, I highly recommend this book - classic Bruce, he lays it all out for all to understand. It explains a lot, at least for me. Long live Bruce, long live Rock and Roll.
Oh yesss, The Boss is sure timeless! Bells of frredom ring! We are all on this train together no matter who we are or color of our skin! In this LAND OF HOPE AND DREAMS Love ya Bruce! 😘😊💖
Seeing him today in Cardiff i hope he plays this 🤞🏼🤞🏼
I was there too....and couldn't believe he didn't play it, I was so gutted. Aaarggh! But he played so many great tracks, it was a great night wasn't it. What a night, what a man!
That was a damm perfect performance! As usual ❤❤❤❤
thanks bruce !!!!
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