I have shared this song with a few people, always it blows them away... what a song!

... " tired of pretending ", love it... so much emotion behind his words.

The first time I heard this song I viewed it as filler on an otherwise amazing album. Now I see it as the most incredible track on the whole album. It is so deeply moving and the horns bring in such a powerful feel.

A beautiful song Blue Rodeo weaves a magnificent canvas of sound.

Waking up to that realization leaves one scrambling to grab time.

It is not possible to pigeon-hole Blue Rodeo music into just one category. They speak musically from their heart and are guided by their spirit. When you write music of your life, it changes as does the stages of your life

all I can say is wow

This is a real cool song....Greg Keeler deserves all the glory..this is awesome..K

Amazing song.

blue rodeo style blues. hits ya like a bolt of lightning

First time hearing this song...it's amazing....love the horn arrangement

I love this song. and I love the one after this on the album.

As always Blue Rodeo has the power to tap into the inner spirit and move you.

love blue rodeo no other meaning

This is a really cool track... My new favorite Blue Rodeo song !!! It has a slight touch of Knights in White Satin By Procol Harem. Thanks for posting this FunkyardDogg!!!! You Rock!!!

so not blue rodeo, but keelor is still priceless

Keelor is so much like my son.. in the shadow of the guy who gets all the girls.. but he is talented all the same.. it's nice to see some of his stuff come to the foreground for a change

Wow! awesome song!

I have a cover of this song by The Sadies that was never released in MP3. Apparently it was mistakenly included on the promo CD of Stories Often Told sent to reviewers and I somehow downloaded that version many years ago. It has never been released since even though it is a very worthy cover.

this is a song man!!!!!!!!!

Beautiful song.

Another Keelor gem!! :-D

Thanks for uploading this one!

Great song

Wowwwwwww

Aye. *hangs head in shame*

Aye. Well you ARE still half right. He does have a song by the same title on his album Seven Songs For Jim. Mass confusion!

What do you mean by that?

Whoops, that's not right either. It's "Are You Ready" that he does on both Seven Songs and, in a rockier version, with Blue Rodeo. But, at any rate, an extraordinary song.

Where is the picture from?

Then step up...

most fell back to hell, especially poor alex-----