John Anderson -- I Wish I Could Have Been There [REACTION, GIFT REQUEST]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
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This song kills me, I was in the Navy for over 20 years, and I missed so much of my kids growing up. John has such a distinct voice.
I like john anderson all songs my favorite is 1959 songs
Great voice and performance by John Anderson! Thanks Steve for this reaction video!
This could go out to all truck drivers I have been doing it for 30 years and I can totally relate to this one
Another great song from a pioneer just like the stone gets better with age 🌅
Never heard this song before. Going onto the favorites' list. Thank you!
Love this song
Just tuggin on an ole truck drivers heart strings. I’ve missed more things than I’ve made but, I grind for them. So they don’t have to live like I have. It’s a struggle everyday.
This song relates to so many people.
This song chokes me up every time.
John Anderson brings back memories of our first trip to Colorado. We had an 8-tract playing all the time, and my favorite was Chicken Truck by John. Thank you.
It’s only when you get older that you realize what is actually important! Sometimes too late.
Boy does this song hit me. I've said this so much. Life sucks at times when you miss so much
Thank you for this... I think you would like "Stuck Out Here In Paradise" from John...it's a great country life kind of a song.
Thanks Steve for this super request, one of all time fave songs of John's. This is a co-write with Kent Robbins, and I'm not sure how close it mirrors John's life but he is the perfect singer for it. Thanks Don for the terrific reaction!
Dude as someone who’s spent my adult life in a semi… this song has always hit wicked hard…. And even tho I’m home daily now it’s one of the primary reasons I’m wanting out of this gig now that I got a kid
exactly 20 years on the road it still hits as hard today as the first time I heard it
@@cdward4893I did 15 OTR and have been in a daycab for the last 7. Hopefully I won’t hit 23 years total
You can never have enough John Anderson on the channel. In you're words Don he's the real deal. I saw a John open for George Strait in the 80s. He showed George how to put on a show
Love John Anderson his songs always has a lot of meaning thanks Steve. Thanks for the excellent reaction
Sooo good… John Anderson is the single most underrated country music artist of all time
Him an ETC!
Can any man look back without regrets?
You should check out his song years
Thanks for the reaction, Don! I'm just about to start my 22nd year in law enforcement. Definitely missed a lot of family stuff along the way. Most of us do.
Retired law enforcement here. I know exactly these emotions. I usually worked midnight shifts so not to miss out. One time my sgt let me travel to adjacent city, in uniform, and watch two of my kids appear on a sesame street fundraiser event. Fourth of july parades and fireworks, etc they would find where I was working. Thank you for your service and this request.
Thanks, brother.I worked Nights the first 12 years of my career until I got to K9. Glad you made it to retirement! I'm 5-8 years away.@@momusicfan
@@SteveSwags I retired and my oldest son is now "filling those shoes". I would have loved to been k9 officer. I raised 5 German shepherds throughout my 65 years. My last one passed away from Degenerative myelopathy (DM), Lou Gehrig's disease for dogs. "Just a dog" 1st Mo Pitney song I ever heard.
@SteveSwags I thought when you said "K9" in a previous comment that you might have been LE, but didn't want to assume. It's a special job you've got, so beautiful on one hand and potentially brutal on the other. Every K9 cop I've known or spoken with lives and breathes with their 4-legged partner.
@@RockN2Country Yeah, he and I have been together for 6.5 years now. It's the hardest job in LE that I've ever done, but also the most fun!