my gran bought me the ticket to see my chemical romance. she passed away from cancer a few months before the concert. I didn't expect to cry at all at the concert but as soon as he mentioned a disease i just instantly teared up and full on body sobbed through the entire song. I didn't expect it to hit me so much, but it was literally the most therapeutic experience ever. Thank you my chem.
It was an absolute privilege to see them play live at Stadium MK on Saturday and Sunday. This was THE moment of the two nights. It really was one of those "I was there moments". I was with my wife and our 3 children and there wasn't a dry eye between us. A special moment that I will treasure and never forget. Incredible. 🖤🖤🖤
The manager. More like the Tour manager for my chemical romance. Was a middle age woman who died of cancer in 2019 i think they dedicated the shrine concert to her. And yes it was impossible to play cancer back then.
Started sobbing as soon as they played this, just the amount of emotion pouring out and seeing a sea of lights in the stadium, so glad I was there to experience this special moment.
Lost My Mom To Cancer This Past June (Thanks Vietnam) I Found This Song After She Passed, I’ve Shed a Lake Full of Tears, but This Song is also Very Therapeutic.
i really hope they play this when i see them in denver this month, i lost my mom and grandparents to cancer and this song has always meant so much to me
Me bawling my eyes out because I listened to this exact song on the way to my grandfather’s funeral when he died of cancer: Most likely everyone else in the comments: ShE dOeSnT eVeN gO hErE
@@november9994 dudes had a high pitch squeaky voice for the past decade dude but i get what you're saying he does sound different probably cause hes 45 now
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my gran bought me the ticket to see my chemical romance. she passed away from cancer a few months before the concert. I didn't expect to cry at all at the concert but as soon as he mentioned a disease i just instantly teared up and full on body sobbed through the entire song. I didn't expect it to hit me so much, but it was literally the most therapeutic experience ever. Thank you my chem.
you've got a brilliant gran it was an amazing performance I loved being there for the whole weekend, I can feel the words and power in the song
Me and my friend were bawling our eyes through the whole thing. What an amazing experience.
Me bawling my eyes out for I want that experience too😭😭😭😭
I am unable to sing this song because of how choked up it gets me…
Absolutely beautiful songwriting
There wasn't a dry eye in the house by the end of this.
Confirmed
Man you're overexagerrating.
@@regiluthfi nah we were all sobbing
Same
@@regiluthfi Nop he's not
It was an absolute privilege to see them play live at Stadium MK on Saturday and Sunday. This was THE moment of the two nights. It really was one of those "I was there moments". I was with my wife and our 3 children and there wasn't a dry eye between us. A special moment that I will treasure and never forget. Incredible. 🖤🖤🖤
my brother die of cancer, this song makes me cry a lot. thank you so much.
I'm so sorry for your loss
sorry for your loss... hope you will be okay
Sending love and condolences your way ❤️
i’m so sorry for your loss :(
Why did they ever leave this from the set? This song is a masterpiece
He literally says it why
Because a close friend died of cancer before the reunion show
@@devondryden6760 oh
The manager. More like the Tour manager for my chemical romance. Was a middle age woman who died of cancer in 2019 i think they dedicated the shrine concert to her. And yes it was impossible to play cancer back then.
Cant agree more dude
And here I am, waiting at the bus stop, crying my eyes out
Being at that concert i was absolutely sobbing during this song and many others there was so much raw emotion from both the band and the audience
i was there and it was so incredibly beautiful!
And I'm not jealous at all! 😑
I'm so fucking happy I got the experience this live.
Started sobbing as soon as they played this, just the amount of emotion pouring out and seeing a sea of lights in the stadium, so glad I was there to experience this special moment.
I was here and was sobbing the entire way through
Literally my favourite song of tbp, it means so much to me. This was the day me and my friends came, we couldn't have picked a better day 😭
the lower tone made this song more beautiful
This was an amazing thing to experience live.
Legit got me tearing up.
if they play this when I see them on Friday I will cry
they played it I'm pretty sure wasn't at the show but I saw the setlist
@@lukeh0rr0r47 they did it was the best thing
Lost My Mom To Cancer This Past June (Thanks Vietnam) I Found This Song After She Passed, I’ve Shed a Lake Full of Tears, but This Song is also Very Therapeutic.
i’m so sorry for your loss
@@pipclip Thank You.
oh my fucking god its actually back on the set
My friend has cancer this song makes me cry every time! Hope they play it when I go. I’ll defo show it her
I hope they get better :/
One of the many highlights!
Llorando ..... 💔💔
The lower keys definitely make for a good tv show moment
Can’t believe I was there
Thank you!😭🖤
i really hope they play this when i see them in denver this month, i lost my mom and grandparents to cancer and this song has always meant so much to me
MY FAVORITE
Beautiful that’s all I can say 🥲
Thanks!
Hearing this song after losing my nan to cancer this year broke me
My eyes are sweating
🖤🥺
Beautiful :'
Me bawling my eyes out because I listened to this exact song on the way to my grandfather’s funeral when he died of cancer:
Most likely everyone else in the comments: ShE dOeSnT eVeN gO hErE
is it still james dewees on the keyboard??
so the banner..... 💔💔
Gerard sounds a bit different, Probably because of age factor
He's singing it in a lower key
@@accounti98476 No, i mean the way he speak not singing
I think he was just out of breath, this was the last song before the encore
yup he's middle age now
@@november9994 dudes had a high pitch squeaky voice for the past decade dude but i get what you're saying he does sound different probably cause hes 45 now
🤧