Beautiful 💐

Fabulous guitar

First crush was a girl named Renee. Unrequited love can hurt a long time. I find solace knowing she probably dodged a bullet with me.

This is beautiful but doesn't compare to the outstanding haunting gorgeous original by the Left Banke 🤍💜🕊️

The Left Bank had a great song with a lousy recording. The record sucks but is still good enoungh to make a hit in the 60s. A special song, thats all.

Wonderfull.

She sucks.

Peter Kingsbery, so wonderful ❤

Awesome

I would've preferred Arthur had played on this but you can't have everything.

wow...what a wonderful version of this. Great to Cyndi from back in the day and Peters voice is simply fantastic. So glad I came across this vid.

what a gift!

Wow he sounds like the late Steve Caro! Love this! Love Cindi! ❤️

I love Lauper, that's got to be close to, South Johnny's version, go on Cyndie make em have it 😮😮😮😮

Fantastic

what is feels like to fall out of love :(

God that's exactly how it's meant to be delivered. Mary Magdalene and Jesus.

Rickie Lee Jones owns the definitive version of this song. Sorry. This fails.

Oh, Mr. Finn, this song was my favorite song as a child. It was like a blanket I could curl up with. Thank you.

I absolutely adore this arrangement! As Tom Finn said, we still play it because we still love it. The weekend after my brother was diagnosed with terminal cancer, after the shock and tears, he hollered out, "Enough of this sad stuff! Let's play some music! Out came his guitar, and this was the first song he played.

Cindi Lauper is an amazing talent. Magnifique!

Rick price also does a cracking version of this

MY song!!!! SO neat hearing this version! Thanks for sharing.

This was a favorite back in the day. I love the way Cyndi and Co do it here.

my God...absolutely beautiful version...

I first heard this as just audio, no video . . . and I thought it was Melanie ("Brand New Key", "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain). That it's Cyndi Lauper . . . Wow.

I love the song but not with this group singing it at all.

My goodness. This is nice.

Not another song where the words and melody (especially the minor chords) melt together like butter to become a new creation in music!

This song, done this way, is a whole mood by itself😒

Tom trying to find you just tried FB search

I didn’t know Cindy played dulcimer. Viva Richard Fariña for helping to bring it back!!

One of the best songs ever. It has been covered by many, each with its own twist on the song, and I love them all! A great song!

What a combination, Peter and Cindy, better than tbe original

Fifty five years later and this song still makes me emotional. The most beautiful song ever written.

i remember my first love through this song, still gives me chills, thank you Left Bank

The Left Bank can't hold a candle to the version by Levi Stubbs and the 4 Tops!!!✌

Oh que mirada la de Peter sobre Cindy en el final ...🦋

great cover and you will find that the cover done by Rick Price is outstanding

Brings back sweet memories from a little runt running around park slope brooklyn 50 + years ago

This song was written about the unrequited love for a girl who lived in the Bronx near the Grand Concourse and 205th Street.

When the camera focuses in on Cindy Lauper"s face she sure looks a lot like Betty Davis. Does anyone else see that?

Thanks Mr Peter Kingsbery , his voice is amazing ! 🎼🦋🎹❤

Another great version

OMG!i didn't even recognise his name! Smacking myself in the head! Peter Kingsley from Cock Robin!!! OMG, I've loved this guy for years, well, his singing that is. Can't believe I didn't know about this.

Peter Kingsbery of Cock Robin and Cyndi L..genius.

What ? Peter Kingsberry not following Renee back home? Not even when her defenses are down and she's in desperate need of a companion? What about the promise he made? I thought he was on her side?

Oh yeah- forgot to put down Jimmy LeFave as a great version.

One of the most beautiful songs I've heard. Whether done by the Left Banke, The Four tops, Southside Johnny, Cyndi Lauper or several others. Either version of " You won't see me follow you back home" works well.

Wonderful