Thanks for all the comments - I'm very touched by your kind words. - Corey Hart

Thanks man came across you again I’m 55 now and my son who is 19 and is on his own journey now, he will need this song one day 😊

This song means so much to me. I was listening to this song when I decided to enlist in the United States Marine Corps. I decided to do so because I grew up in a poor family and I was looking for a way to ease the burden on my family. Yes I was scared and praying to God for guidance. The song seemed to fit the moment. Thank you for this song Mr. Hart, the song means more to than you will ever know; and to many others as well.

My aunt my other mom died last night. ❤ 😢 so much more also. Thank you. I will keep fighting!!!!❤

As of tomorrow, it will be two months that I have been completely off of mental health medication under the guidance of my doctors. Even in my darkest days, when I didn’t want to live anymore, I would listen to Corey (and especially this song), and it gave me a glimmer of hope, a ray of sunshine and the fight to live. ..... Happy Birthday, Corey ..and thank you so very much!!

Corey Hart. I would listen to this song every single night before laying my head down to sleep; when I was in Afghanistan. It kept me alive, kept me going, always looking forward to the future. Thank you for keeping my spirits up then and still to this very Day! God Bless you!

Corey, I have always want to tell you how this song literally saved my life. I was 14/15 and had a horrible home life and the typical insecurities in Junior High. I had been planning to commit suicide. But this some came out and I used it as my mantra to think of suicide as my mom “winning.” And i didn’t want to surrender to her contempt for me. I wanted to be able to eventually prove her wrong. Thank you. This is my all time favorite song because I owe it my life.

When I was a kid my father left out of the blue leaving me, my little brother and my mom to keep the ship from sinking in a state with no family or friends near. There were days I know when I only saw her dropping us off and picking us up from sitters. I remember listening to this song over and over on my Walkman, having recorded this song on an old cassette tape from the radio. I don’t know how she did it, but now as a grown man I don’t know if I could have. I would like to thank you Corey Hart for all the darkest times in people’s lives you helped push them through with your voice and a true masterpiece of a song. Because when the night is cold and dark, you can see, you can see light. Cause no one can take away your right , to fight and to never surrender......

Oh wow, I'm bawling! I instantly went back in time, to 1985 Exhibition Stadium in Toronto, my Dad bought my sister and I tickets and surprised us! We both had amazing floor seats and cried when you came out on stage! My first big city concert, always in my heart! Thank you for sharing your gifts with us! ❤

Geez, I'm crying all over again. I'm getting all my cassettes out tomorrow. I had a zillion posters on my walls. My first love.

My younger sister died of cancer in september 2017.

This is absolutely beautiful!!! My 19 year old daughter just wants to give up & I just heard this new version & sent it to her!!! I’m 46, so I course I grew up with the original version & loved it back then!!!

Great to hear your incredible voice again.

Beautiful! Hearing this reminds me so much of my battles with depression & hearing the news today of Lisa Marie Presley's son's suicide...how many need this message. Sharing❤

Cripes! Does this guy EVER age?! He looks amazing.

This man has aged like a fine wine ... Absolutely stunning ❤

"No one can take away your right to fight... " Love this version so much. Much needed reminder to everyone that we should never surrender despite the challenges we are facing... 🙏🤗❤❤

Mr. Corey Hart... My name is Mike and I am 59 years old now. In my twenties you were pivotal influence and aspiration for me. My life and my world would never have turned out to evolve to be what it has become.

The music from 80's must come back.

Thank you for this. I lost the man who raised me to covid last month and I wasn't even able to be at the funeral because I'm high risk. This has been one of the worst experiences of my life. Music keeps me going. It gets harder the older I get though. Thank you again for this beautiful song of hope and stay safe. ❤