Every time this comment gets liked I will return here and listen to this amazing song.

A band so awesome they named a day of the week after them

Probably the most beautiful hard hitting emo songs ever written. I'm 40 and still gets me all the feels.

I saw these guys at Warped Tour back in......2001? They told the crowd to make copies of their albums for our friends because fuck the music industry. Instant life-long fan.

You can hear the 90's turn into 2000's music in this song

Side note: The bassline in this is absolutely banging.

This song is 17 year old me chasing after my first girlfriend, walking to her job at Sizzler, blasting this on my first ever MP3 player. Being in love for the first time.

Just saw Thursday this last Friday and just as good as they were 20 years ago. Killed it!

im 32 now, but used to listen to this song heavy back in the day. got in a car crash today. rear ended by a haul truck. this song was the first song i wanted to listen to when i finally got home. timeless classic

give it a couple years everyone will be emo again

This band still hits the soul.

20 years later and this still sounds more fresh, new and innovative than anything these days. This era of post hardcore was brilliant and timeless.

I'm 32 now and I remember these guys from when I was 16. I fuckin love these times. Best times ever

broken windows, open locks - reminders of the youth we lost!

Saw them play at an MCR concert as an opening act and LOVED IT

This is art. Not imitation of art. These guys felt every note, every beat, every word. I connect to music that connects me to the souls of the performer, whatever form it takes.

This band and At The Drive in were some of my favorites in the early 2000s

im 73 yo but this song stills get to me just ilk when i was 59 when it came out back when my grandkis war 12 n 13

I remember being an angry doped up hardcore kid and one of my good friends was like "here, you need this" and gave me burned copies of this album and Coheed & Cambria's SSTB. I've loved both bands ever since but this song will always be one of my favorites.

I dont want to feel this way forever.

I wish music still sounded like this...

I was a freshman in high school when this came out. I remember blasting this album on my portable CD player all the time while skating and running home to watch Dragon Ball Z. Man those were the days! Miss them

I found a burnt cd with no label on the ground walking home from high school in 1998 and it was this album, Full Collapse. It changed my life. Thank you, universe.

I was 14 years old when this song came out , time really flies by… “I don’t want to feel this way forever”

one of my best friends growing up introduced me to Thursday w this song. he just died last year of a heroin overdose. this song always meant so much but now it means more than I could even try to explain. the lyrics say it all. love & miss you c.d.

Honestly if this song isn't considered an all-time great then we have failed as a society. Car accidents are terrible and tragic. I've been involved in a couple of them, fortunately no one was seriously hurt. But it rattles you. And this song perfectly encapsulates the pain you experience when someone you care about is lost to an accident. It's so goddamn poetic, so full of emotion. It's absolutely perfect in conveying exactly what it wanted to convey.

I get flashbacks sometimes and it's hard to let it go.

I was 15 when this album came out, 1 year past a terrible Bicycle accident. I fell in love with this band and they demos led me to other bands like Thrice/Coheed and Cambria/ Silverstein Once I was healthy enough I spent the next 10ish years going to shows in Baltimore/DC/Chapel Hill/Norfolk just about every weekend

This is my favorite song from Thursday. The line "I don't want to feel this way forever" hits me so hard. This band is one of my biggest influences.

Full collapse is one of my favourite albums of all time. I wish i was old enough to be part of this era of music, it looks like it was really special.

I played in a small hardcore band back in the late 90's - early 00's and we opened for these guys in Nashville a time or two (circa 1999). Those were great days! Fuck! I'm old!

Love this band, still sounds so damn good

Amazing song by a vastly underrated band.

Saosin - I Can Tell There Was an Accident Here Earlier - fades into this song, and it's the perfect transition. (Sorry I DJ for fun)

This was the song on my MySpace page. I love it.

One of the greatest emo songs ever written by the greatest emo band. Been probably close to 15 years since I’ve heard this. Best show I ever attended was in San Diego on Halloween with Circa Survive, Thursday and Rise Against. Can’t recall the year.

I love Thursday. This came out when I was a teenager, I'm 28 now. I'm stoked to see all of these recent comments. EMO FOREVER ;)

This... this is music you can never forget. Young hearts broken with time space and nostalgia of youth has brought us all here together again. Love you guys.

Used to listen to this in my grandparents basement in early 2000's. This one cat they had would sometimes lay on my stomach and her eyes would twinkle hearing me play music like this. I'll never forget those days.

This album and At The Drive-In’s Vaya and Relationship of Command travelled with me wherever I went for years

Oh god, it's like watching Fuse again.

I am blessed to have been born into this kind of music but born in a time where there is a replay button and a video at your finger tips. *Yassssss*

I listen to this song AT LEAST once a day :)

I’m 32 now and I still love this song and love this band. I guess it’ll never fade.

Full Collapse is by far the best album by Thursday. I mean every single song is soooooooooo good. I mean every last one of them.

These vocals are phenomenal

I'll never forget Thursday playing my community college on Long Island, NY back in like 2003 or 2004? They played in a small room (I def messed my eardrums up being next to the speakers), Geoff gave me a hug and apologized for being sweaty. Such an amazing concert, and he was so humble.

I feel this song is more relevant now than ever. Long live Thursday 🤘🏻

the last 40 seconds of this song is pure awesomeness

For anyone that thinks these kind of music is dead, i was born in 2006 and here I am.

Grew up in NJ so you know I grew up listening to these guys. I mean hell, this video was recorded during a WSOU presents show

I dont want to feel this Way forever. But I do. 2019

This song is pure GOLD. This song started it all for me

I still cannot believe this song came out in 2001....If only I knew music when I was seven

Splintered piece of glass falls, in the seat, gets caught These broken windows, open locks, reminders of the youth we lost In trying so hard to look away from you We followed white lines to the sunset I crash my car everyday the same way Time to let this pass (the time it takes, the time it takes to let go) Time runs through our veins. (it starts and stops and starts and stops again) We don't stand a chance in this threadbare time (the time it takes, the time it takes to let go) Time to let this pass (the time it takes, the time it takes to let go) Staring at the setting sun No reason to come back again The twilight world in blue and white The needle and the damage done I don't want to feel this way forever A dead letter marked return to sender The broken watch you gave me turns into a compass It's two hands still point to the same time 12:03, our last goodbye So push the seats back a little further I can see the headlights coming So push the seats back a little further Roll the windows down and take a breath I can see the headlights coming They paint the world in red and broken glass Time to let this pass (the time it takes, the time it takes to let go) Time runs through our veins. (it starts and stops and starts and stops again) We don't stand a chance in this threadbare time (the time it takes, the time it takes to let go) Time to let this pass (the time it takes, the time it takes to let go) Staring at the setting sun No reason to come back again The twilight world in blue and white The needle and the damage done I don't want to feel this way forever A dead letter marked return to sender The spinning hubcaps set the tempo, for the music of the broken window The Cameras on and the cameras click We open up the lens and can't stop Staring at the setting sun No reason to come back again The twilight world in blue and white The needle and the damage done I don't want to feel this way forever The lights are on and the cameras click We open up the lens (to broken glass!) Staring at the setting sun (And it's over!) No reason to come back again (In a flash!) The twilight world in blue and white (and I'll never!) The needle and the damage done (ever understand!) I don't want to feel this way forever (Understanding!) (In a Car Crash!) A dead letter marked return to sender (In a Car Crash!) (In a Crash!) In a Crash!

I was a teenager in New Jersey when I found this band, great memories of skipping school and smoking weed, Playing Well of Souls on my crappy gateway computer and going skateboarding with friends. I'm much older now, in my 30s, so this song became very nostalgic to me

damn takes me back to ditchin school smoking weed and skateboarding

Thursday single handedly brought upon a whole new era of music for me back in high school. they were the fork in the road. from the very first time i heard them (this song actually) i felt an unexplainable change inside of me. they are a time capsule of growing up. thank you so much.

Classic

Im black and im from the hood and i love this song lol don't judge me. And coincidental first time I heard this i was at my brothers house and he died in a car accident 😞 and I'm still heartbroken

I have been a Thursday fan for 12+ years and this is the first time I've seen this video. I saw them live about 5 years ago. They still carried the same passion in every song as they do in this video. I will never grow tired of this song.

I come back to this song every once in a while. I find it crazy how a song can be so dear to people.

I tatted the Thursday Dove on my arm back when full collapse was released . Never regretted it , this period of music was just something else.

this song is a masterpiece ! love it!!

36 years old now and this reminds me of when I was 22 again

I have a tattoo on my chest dedicated to this band. I'll never get tired of them.

This song reminds me of 2001-2005 Cruising around Bel Air Maryland. I had suffered a Brain injury in 2000 and was still recovering. God these were good times, I saw Thursday whenever they came to DC, Baltimore or Philly. Coheed and Cambria, Thrice and Silverstein were my other Favorites.

Still moved by this song 20 years later

Shoutout to WSHU, Seton Hall Radio. Always way ahead of its time.

Imagine growing up as a teenager/college kid today without this to speak to you. Sad times.

So no one is listening to Thursday during quarantine?

Absolutely love the drumming in this track and he is one of the best singers in post-hardcore.

Two kids I was in school with wrapped a Mustang around a tree 500 ft from our HS. I'll always remember them and this song.

I don't care if this song isn't about addiction. It's the most beautiful and poignant lyrics and music feel about heroin addiction I have ever heard. And as an ex addict, I have heard it all.

KZfaq knew I was having heartache, recommended this to me

my high school days! damn it been that long.. class of 04

Thursday never gets old

Who's still playing this in 2020?

It's 2020 and I'm emo again

This makes me so happy and nostalgic at the same time

Damn. Im 37 years old. And still jam to this

Thank you ❤ from so many years ago. Edit: and still to this day 🎉

One of their influences is Deftones I read on a article,and I grew up listening Thursday and taking back.sunday and Deftones ,atreyu ,from autumn to ashes

One of the best Post- bands when it comes to lyrical rhythm and cadence. Unique and exciting to listen to every single time.

There more thought put into this song than every Bieber song put together

Right when I needed another fix of that At the drive-in’s One armed scissor vibe, this came out. I was so thankful.

classic, wish could revisit those days

I will never forget the first time my buddy handed me this album in 8th grade year and was blown away. I'm still listening to them and this album is still amazing at 29 years old now. I've met Geoff a few times and caught a drumstick and a pick at a few shows and even made it on stage for Jet Black in the New Year..... good times

damn does the nostalgia hit hard

GOD BLess YOU ALL!!!!!!!

This is just one of those songs man!!!Just pure musical perfection!!!It hits everything I need it to!!

Remember seeing this music video on tv in 2001, they opened many doors for me lol

I always thought Thursday was one of the most underrated bands ever, any genre

Till this day Def My Fav Band! They just did it different

Was lucky enough to see Coheed & Cambria, Thursday, & AFI @ the tabernacle in Atlanta. Came to see AFI, never heard of other 2 bands.. Coheed kicked things off and didn’t disappoint. They way their lightning was I thought they were all over 6’5”. They did not move once they were in position at all. Powerful! Then came Thursday, I couldn’t understand how these guys created such an intense energy? Having seen plenty of hardcore shows I know about energy and electricity. I was dumbfounded as they were playing and afterwards waiting for AFI “ how did they create that intensity”? When I got back home I purchased their albums but even with high end audio set-ups never could come close to capturing that intensity. Takeaway= see Thursday live

Thursday was my favorite band back in the day, listening to this gives me chills, I love it.

Holy shit. The crazy memories this song is dredging up!

i remember staying up late watching Latin American MTV in a hotel room and this video came on. it changed my whole taste in music… my jeans also got tighter, my nails got painted black, and my hair covered one eye.

one of my favorite emo classics songs, usually people associate emo with trash bands like simple plan, but this is a real quality emo

Man I saw them like 12 years ago in Tulsa, OK if I recall it was storming really bad and the flood sirens were sounding but no one cared the show went on and was awesome.