"Katie looks at Tommy like I still look at you"----my favorite line in the song

To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. may peace and calmness fill your life

Im a 51yr old UK male who grew up on rave and techno - and I've just discovered country music - its all I listen too now. This song is beautiful. Shivers down the spine. I sing it LOUD.

I'm still listening 2024. Old classics are the best

My husband name is Tommy and mine is Katie and we've been in love since 98 and tied the knot in 2019! This was our song at our wedding

something so simple and honest about country music. Small towns, farmhouses, young love. Thanks Trisha, felt my mom's presence listening to you

Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world

Just love the lines, “Katie’s young and man she just don’t care, she’d follow Tommy anywhere…” Really captures the essence of young love.

That last verse gets me every time! I'm a grown man and I still get teary eyed at "Katie looks at Tommy like I still look at you"

“But he was wrong, and honey, you are too. Katie looks at Tommy like I still look at you” One of the best lines in country music.

Who’s still listening in 2024?

IMO 90's country music was the best.

Theres a certain indescribale comfort that '90s country music brings

"what's meant to be, will always find a way. " love this line of this song :)

Is it just me or trisha yearwood and garth brooks is the most ICONIC country couple

One of the most underrated songs ever. After my dad passed away I went to a Kenny Rodgers concert with my mom , and this great artist Tricia Yearwood opened for him and that is the first time I heard this amazing song

"Katie looks at Tommy, like I still look at you!" THE best melodic and lyrical hook line I have ever heard; and impassioned further by Trisha's great emphatic vocal treatment ... what musical magic!

This is me and my late husband Tommy's song!! He died at 34 in 2014 from a very rare lung disease!! I just played it for our son Tommy Jr for the 1st time.... Still cry everytime I hear it because he used to sing it to me at the top of his lungs!!! R.I.P my love til we meet again!!

who’s still listening in 2024?

Sometimes you just got a hankering for a country tune!

"He was wrong and honey, you are too/'cause Kaatie looks at Tommy, like I still look at you" That line makes the song.

I don't understand why no one can make music like this anymore. I'm not a huge country fan but these older songs I love.

My parents played a lot of country music when I was a kid. This song really takes me back.

Yearwood has the pipes to sing real Country music. The nineties was the "golden era" of Country music. It won't happen again. There were just so many great songs and singers it was best period of county music in my lifetime and I am 78.

This used to play at a country-style joint where I used to work. I'd be sweeping the floors at closing, and this song would come on, and I'd just get chills. This song reminds me of that warm feeling you get when you feel truly special or important, like your story means something, and someone would enjoy hearing it. When you're working after hours, and the last of the staff are wrapping up their shifts, and it's just you and a broom and an open floor, things become simpler. You start to enjoy those little sweet moments, and your heart just grows ten sizes, and you feel lighter than air. 💛

"Katie looks at Tommy like I still look at you " makes me cry EVERYTIME!!!

I wish I had a Time Machine and go back to the 90s. 90s country is the best country music. I am a huge Trisha year wood fan. Can’t wait for her and Garth brooks honky Toni bar in Nashville to open. I am going to Nashville to country line dance next month.

I listened to alotta rock growing up but I always had mad respect for 80s-90s country. They are living legends. So talented.

The 80s and 90s were the best decades to grow up in.

I actually knew a couple in high school, named, Tommy, and Katie. At prom, they were prom king and queen, so as an added bonus the DJ, (me) played this song for them. That was 12 years ago, and I keep up with them. They're still together, married in fact, and have 2 wonderful children. I wish them many more years together. Cheers my friends.

Maybe it's cuz this was the genre I grew up with but How can ANYONE hate on this type of country? It's so relaxing and easy to get lost in

In my humble opinion, this is one of the best songs Trisha ever recorded. Love this lady singing!

29 years old and the last verse still makes me tear up.

I don't know how anyone gives this song a thumbs down... Such a classic, and such a sweet song - every true southern girl's experience at some point or another. LOVE this song.

My sister saw Garth and Trisha at Caesar’s tonight. Miss Yearwood performed this. I don’t think there’s a better country song!

Come on, Trisha Yearwood is arguably one of the best female voices in country music! Her voice is smooth as butter and her style is all her own and who can interpret a song like Ms Yearwood...

Listening to this while cooped up due to covid-19,

My son Tommy married his Katie on November 30th this year, I'm so happy for the both of them!

My first boyfriend used to sing this to me all the time, he would change the line she's inlove with the boy to he's inlove with the boy. He died two years later, I've never forgotten him and I never will.

they really need to play songs like this on the radio more often.

My kind of music

Funny how I have been with my wife since I was a teen! Now going on 27 years

“Katie looks at Tommy, like I still look at you”. My favorite line in the song.

This was me and my husband 22 years ago...and were still.going strong!!! I love him soo much!!

Trisha is probably the most underrated female country vocalist of all time.

I remember when I was a kid my dad and I spent weekend mornings watching CMT religiously. I miss those days :(

Bc I was raised by this kind of music, 90s country, 90s R&B.. it’s wonder why I still believe in love… the good traditional love. The kind that our grandparents, married 50+ years have.. I want that or I don’t want nothing!!!!

90's Country Music. I miss it.

This fits our history so well. My husband died two years ago after more than sixty one years...back in the 90's my line dancing group danced to this song, always my favorite. What I wouldn't give to have a few more years with him. Love you, honey!

I sang this at karaoke night at a local gay bar - pretty much everyone was singing along with every chorus. If you've ever loved a boy, you feel this song in your bones. ❤

I love country music❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Trisha Yearwood has one of the best voices in Country Music history.

I had a crush on a young man named Tommy when I was in 2nd grade and my name is Katie. He grew up to be an outstanding person his wife is very lucky to have him. Even back then I knew he was a good person .

In Aug 1991 I saw Trisha open for Garth Brooks during Cheyenne Frontier Days (The World's Largest Outdoor Rodeo and "The Daddy of "em All"). On the flyer that was passed out as we were walking to our seats, her name was misspelled - Trisha Yarwood - so at first, I didn't recognize who she was. While she was singing her first or second song, I leaned over to my wife and said: "Wow, she has a great voice. All she needs is one great song and she's going to be a superstar." Before she sang her next song, someone came to the front of the stage and said Trisha's next song just hit Billboard #1 - and then she sang "She's in Love with the Boy". Pretty sure I told my wife - "I told you she's going to be a superstar!"

Back when songs had great stories and meaning. This is a country classic I remember hearing this song every where as kid

"Katie looks at Tommy like I still look at you" is one of the greatest lines in a country song ever imo.

This was a monster hit. MONSTER. Every girl from four to 84 was singing it LOUD AND CLEAR.

90’ County holds a sentimental connection and comfort zone for me … the time my husband and I were dating . The best year and a half ever , Country Concerts , he was dancing with the devil with the Fire Company and working his ass off . We don’t have the “ name “ connection with the song, but we do with a very popular movie of that time … If anybody remembers The Bodyguard, Rachel & Frank - well , that’s us . This song was very popular while we were riding the country roads of York County Pennsylvania…. Heck we’d go anywhere.. the gas was cheaper !

This song always makes me cry happy tears. I love it!

As a kid in the mid 90s I had a school bus driver who played country music all the time. At first it wasn't my thing, but soon I got into alot of the songs (like this one). Hell it pretty much IS an 80s love song just with some twangy guitar. :)

It’s 2020 and I can still remember singing this in the 90s with my mama.

Love Trisha’s voice so beautiful I miss this era of Country music. It helped me and my mom go through her cancer together when I was a child. She survived and is in remission since 98.

That line ' Katie looks at Tommy the way I still look at u '🥺

Who else here in 2020 this song the best

watching this in 2016 with my teenagers! one of my favorite songs by her

I LOVE THIS SONG. This is the song I go to when I’m not having a good day sometimes.

This is probably one of my favorite 90’s country song

This is probably my number 1 favorite country song. It is so good, catchy and I love Trisha's voice.

I love how the dad keeps criticising Tommy and then the mom turns around and says "Well actually my dad thought you weren't worthy of my love and had s**t for brains but us girls are stubborn, completely ignore our fathers and still prove him wrong!" xx

i love 90's country music. today's country just doesn't measure up to all the artists from the 90's

You dont get many country voices like Trisha. Reminds me a lot of Linda Ronstadt. Knocks the spots off hte likes of Shania and todays singers! You will still be sounding PERFECT in years to come G O GIRL!!💓💞

Back when country songs told a story and gave life lessons.

This kind of music really needs to come back to the world

amazing middle range. she has so much control. fantastic!

I love listening to country music. It always has that hometown feel to it no matter what song.

It amazed me when I went to the Garth Brooks tour in 2017 and 30,000 people were singing this song and "XXXs and OOOs" at the top of their lungs. Really made you realize the impact Trisha Yearwood had on country music.

My daddy and I both loved this song. This song was our song. My daddy passed away almost 2 years ago. R.I.P. Daddy. I still listen to this song because it reminds me of you.

This song is one of my favorites and gives me hope that LOVE WILL ALWAYS PREVAIL!❤️❤️❤️❤️

I am 60 today. I'm still listening to this song.. it escape my troubles.

0:39 - Those chickens bopped their heads right on beat!! 🤣😂 Ayyyy 🙌🏾

this song will never get old 😊

Wish country music was still this good!

Im 26 & my mom who passed away introduced me to country music I miss her so much ❤

Whether you like country music or not, who can not love this song? This is about life in the heartland of America, the true heart and soul of our country.

Anyone listening in 2021 and years to come? If so, WTF happened to those good ole days?

This was the first love song I ever fell for. Vividly remember being in the car as a small child, hand blowing in the breeze, warm sun lighting up my face, inspiring my heart and soul to find "the one" Will forever cherish this song in my soul ✨️🫶

One of my all time favorite country songs!

Trisha has a beautiful tone to her voice. Never get tired of hearing her sing.

One of the last songs, in my opinion, before popular country turned into straight up pop music. This was a good era for country music.

My favorite line from the song, "what's meant to be will always find a way". At 61 years old, I see how true this is.

The song was my childhood

the timing with the chickens at :39 is perfect

After I proposed to my boyfriend a few weeks ago, I had this song in my head. We are getting married in a few days! My parents disapproved of him at first, but they saw how much in love I am!

Wow. I remember hearing this song in 1991 in my 1984 f150. Such a great song with a simple meaning. Still like it 32 years later. Great song.

Another great ole country song. Iconic wonderful voice. Great story telling in an amazing song.

Wouldn't consider myself a country music fan but this is a favourite of mine.

Country music was fantastic to me. Give me anything from the late 80s to the mid 2000s and I'd probably love to listen to it. It sucks that the genre is selling itself out to pop and rock music these days. I just can't listen to Florida Georgia Line, Hunter Hayes, or even less pop acts like Luke Bryan. Long live the best two decades of country that we're never getting back.

does anyone else catch the chickens at 40 seconds jammin in tune with this awesome song

2023 and this song is still hitting love it😘

So much nostalgia with this song. Was just starting kindergarten when the song came out and remember turning the volume up all the way when it would come on CMT in the mornings while getting ready for school. Miss the 90s so much.