I'm so sorry to hear about your loss! Our mothers are very special and try to remember all the good times you were both gifted with! Remember, everyday is one day closer to seeing her again!

I'm so sorry for your loss

I'm so sorry to hear about that brother. My ma and dad died of cancer as well, keep your head up and always keep your ma in mind she's watching over ya man, that's a sign that you remembered this song she brought you to the song, keep your head up brother and have a blessed day

Cry then

May your Mother's passing be a great source of strength to you after the initial shock has gone. This song describes my life for the last 5 years, it's beautiful.

No it shouldn't. If it did it would be as tedious as Imagine. Let's leave this song as a hidden gem please.

If the views went to the families of John Lennon

It's better than "Imagine" but I wouldn't call it a masterpiece.

@@krowta2062 👍

shhhhh , this one is like a hidden gem. it’s played when required .

I remember too. I was 11.

So sorry honnie, I hope your memories are good, that's all we have .🙏☮️♥️🤍☮️🫶🌸🍀☘️

I was 26?

I can't find words to answer. None at all. You can only take solace in that you were chosen to suffer. Quo vadiis.

I was 1 but he was very present in my home . Dad loved Paul. Mom loved John. I got plenty of both, but not a ton of Beatles oddly enough.

could not had said it any better rock on jose

Just like Lennon's life and career.

Masters in Archeology! Only few can understand the magic of archeology and money is not everything! Big hugs from Greece wishing you every success!

Your "friends" don't have to live your life. You were right in questioning that, and I'm guessing that you made the right decisions. Good for you!

doing soemthing strictly for money will probably make you miserable your whole life..not many have the passion or courage to do what they truly love or the opportunity to

@@amaliavet Ti is magic they change it …as It suits the agenda 🧠🙋‍♂️

When I graduated from high school back in the mid 1980s, I had a passion for anthropology and archaeology. When I told the adults in my life that I wanted to pursue this career field, they all shut me down saying there was no money to be made in that field, and best case I could only become a poor college professor. I didn't think that was such a bad thing considering I also wanted to be a school teacher. They explained to me the error of my thinking and I ended going to school for Electronics/Digital Technology. By the time I was ready to graduate, my education had become obsolete because of the rapid changes in the field. I had a potential employer tell me "You need to go back to school and take X, Y, and Z". I was crushed. I told him "I JUST graduated, and you are telling me I have to go back to school?!? What if it changes again while I am in school again?" He said "That's a strong possibility. The field is changing about every 18 months right now and you have to jump in at just the right time... unless you want to star as a glorified parts assembler." I was working nights at UPS sorting packages, so instead, I became a delivery driver, worked for a few decades, retired, drew my pension, and opened my own shop. All the while reading of the work done by others in the field I had wanted so passionately to be a part of.

Tried to find truth of this? Do you have a link or something?

@@stevejrsit’s the last song he shared on his Twitter, just went to verify myself. What a dude Norm was. Hope him and Lennon got to have a chat, RIP to two legends 🙏🏼

I love norm

And I love the comment. I miss Norm. I didn't even know he was sick

Rest in Peace

It will be great look forward to it 🤍

Best wishes for you from Tijuana Mexico. Send you a big hug!

💙for you

Love for you. Enjoy the music and the time

NOW IS ALWAYS THE BEST TIME !

God bless you me too!!!!! It's completely changed my life

Thank you Dale. Thank you for what your comment did (and does) for me.

👍👍👍Hang on 🙏🫶🤝

Best wishes to you

How you doing my mate?

Preach

Strawberry fields more like

gotta ya very true@@mark-yj5sg

Strawberry 🍓 Feilds 🍓 ♾️ 🍓

No doubt about it friend...

I’m sorry for what you’ve had to endure.

Sending you peace and love. I'm very sorry for your losses. 💔😅

Lost my best friend and soulmate to COVID-19 2years ago...😞💔

I am so sorry for your loss. Losing three family members like that, I can't imagine the grief you experience. Hang tough.

@@MarkArrand-cf4cl Thank you ❤️

I love this, very few people realize how right John Lennon was.

John's final statement regarding The Beatles when you think of it

Thank you for the time!

I believe it is about leaving the business to focus on parenting exclusively.

Listen to how do u sleep

God bless stay strong keep watching those wheels

Please hang on. John is in our hearts and your daughter is in yours and in so many people's hearts.

''NOTHING BEAUTIFULL IN THIS WORLD IS EVER REALLY LOST, ALL THINGS BELOVED LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER!''. Said By A Native American Elder. P.S. REINCARNATION IS WHEN PEOPLE HAVE CHILDREN.

I was born in 1987 and this song breaks my heart too!

so sad

Same here Mark. :(

I turned 8 myself in 1980 , dec 5th 3 days later the great man was gone , remember it really well , mum was well gutted , being a big Lennon and Beatles fan

I had just turned 7 a few days before his death. I distinctly remember sitting in front of the tv filling out cards for my class Christmas party when I learned of the news. I’ll never forget it. My grandfather passed a few days after.

Wish you the best Danny. Hope you're able to build the best life possible. You deserve it.

Thank you much appreciated

Yes Danny that was my life too for many years! Congratulations we did it ❤

Weird' 😢

Lost my 20 tear old son to addiction.

Much love and blessings, sent from a fellow traveller…..

Hi, how are you doing

i'm comming soon...i wiil try to be.😎

Best Wishes with your Struggle!

If he becomes a saved and born again GOD will take it away. And make him new from the inside out. And put a new song in his mouth and heart.

Hugs 🙏

Wow me too. I'm an addict and this song speaks to me personally. Sober now

I feel your pain my brother. As a recovering addict myself, I am now I’m watching my beloved son commit suicide on the installment plan with alcohol/drugs. I feel so helpless. Best of luck to your brother!

Sorry for your loss. I hope you’re doing well.

Indeed. A masterpiece of a. Songwriter.

Ya think???

Hello how are you doing

Hello how are you doing

Mind games and stand by me are better...1973 and 1975.

​@@tonyfriend7413 : In your opinion. Everyone has different tastes in music.

society would be different they would never allowed it

You are so young, hope you get control of your drink problem, it’s evil, it killed my friend and wrecked my relationship to a woman who couldn’t stop drinking. Metal music has negative vibrations and won’t help. Find positive music and lift your life into a positive place. I will pray for you Corey xxx

Find peace my friend, live free Love is all you need

@@neilltobin397Beautiful reply

I hope for you, your health and your family's sake that you find peace and beauty in sobriety instead of dulling/endangering life with alcohol. You're about to reach a turning point. The big THREE OH will arrive before you know it. Knuckle down and get tightened up so it's smooth/easy sailing through your 40s... Worry about your money and growing it for a few years. Heck invest in projects like fixer upper boats or a motorcycle. But if you bike, be safe. Keep your head. Eye's like a hawk 12 rows ahead of ya. You can do it. It's out there to be had. No law says everything has to be "Harley Davidson" or "Bayliner" so don't let brand names keep you from being on 2 wheels or on the water. Sunsets are intoxicating on both. Stay away from w0men. Or at least keep them at a respectable distance. Don't let them take anything from you but your time. Use your time money wisely/sparingly around them. Do not spend excessively on them. They will come and go like cats. Just be nice, honest and genuine with em and that will most certainly chase them off "until you find the right one". If you want to keep one around, treat her poorly. They love crave and desire projects to fix of their own. Since most aren't inclined to fix motorcycles washer dryers etc out the gate They're gonna be needing something to fix or talk about and that would be YOU. They bring nothing to the table and expect everything perfect and handed to them. All they have is their shelf life til they hit the wall at age 40. Their eggs dry up. They don't want to cook or build anything. No patience.. thanks to the internet and tv commercials. You're a man. You can reproduce into your 70s if you play it right/that way. They have very few other talents than that. Which leaves them with mind games. Be prepared for divorce. They just don't make em like they used to. They don't have any work ethic or patience. Their world is their ovaries and what comes out of them and the following... plus being seen spending money. If you father or fathered children be ready for that. Tiny Faces (very talented group) sang a song (OOO LA LA is the title of it) that fits them to a T back in 1973 and you should give it a good listen.. Just play it cool. Keep your smarts and be patient. Life Buffers. Sidenote; Karaoke helped me whip drinking at age 28. I felt more higher than any drunk I'd been after singing. So I switched to coffee and Sang My Booze out every night for nearly 2 years in Tampa. Woke up with no hangovers and plenty more money leftover in my pocket each morning in comparison to booze nights. After that I switched to Golf for 12 years. Hope this helps. Sending good vibrations your way brother. ✌☮ P.S. don't listen to those haters about metal. It's the bomb. I still rock some Chuck Schuldiner from time to time. I also listen to jazz, disco, punk, ska, soul, classic country, hip hop, house jazz, 70s/80s rock pop, Never let anyone make you one dimensional. I've seen Slayer, GWAR, 5 times. Plus plenty other great shows. Metal is Truth and thats a tough pill for society to swallow these days. (Gen X 1971)

I was an alcoholic at 28 too my friend. I'm 35 now, and alcohol no longer controls me. You have a very hard time to go through, but I absolutely promise that you're not alone, and that life without booze is completely worth it. All those things you're ashamed of, there are millions of others who have similar stories. You can learn from that shame, and stop feeling it. Be humble, listen, and be brave enough to be honest. Make peace with those you have conflict with, and with yourself for the mistakes you've made. Don't blame others, take responsibility, and act how you wish others had treated you. It's hard, it takes time, and you are the only one who can do it. Good luck.

Sittin with a bud my name is gemma tune