I wasn't able to say good bye to my dad he passed unexpectedly a week b4 seeing him for a visit....he passed a day b4 my birthday. He knew I loved him as I had talked to him the day b4....❤❤ it hits me though
I know the feeling I loss my father in 2013 and my grandmother in 2018 so I know how you feel it's painful their anniversary past my dad 10 years ago and my grandmother 5 years ago it still hurts
Aww...so so sorry for your loss. I can definitely see why this would do that for you. I'm sure he's watching over you...and is proud of you. Thank you for the kind words, and the support. Much love to ya.
I’m literally convinced Carrie is a living angel sent here from God himself to give us these beautiful songs that touch everybody. She’s so pure and beautiful and her voice is absolutely angelic
I ended up losing my father just about a month ago now to Alzheimer's Disease. Just three weeks short of his 60th birthday. Losing someone you love, someone you're so close to is the hardest thing that can ever happen. My dad wasn't just my dad, he was my best friend who raised me all on his own. I knew he held on just long enough to see me once more as I and his brothers and sisters were the only ones he seemed to really remember. I love you, Daddy.
I bounced from foster parent to foster parent. I was a handful and one foster mom didn’t want me anymore because I threw a fit at age 5. My adopted parents got my siblings and I. They got me December 26, 1996. My siblings and I all 3 got adopted together my our adopted parent November 11, 2001 ❤️ my husband and I are in the process of being foster parents in hopes of adopting!
I completely understand Jeanette, lost my Mom a year ago the pain overwhelming. The pandemic didn't help the hospital staff limited, out of NO where Mom had an asthma attack & couldn't Breath they were too slow getting her oxygen. She had a heart attack never regain consciousness took 5 mins to get her back ended up brain dead. She was my Mom/best friend the good by after removing life support 😢😢💔
This takes me back to the hospice care unit at the hospital when my grandma passed away back in 2010. I came in with my dad brother and sister and my uncle, and aunts were there and my aunt asked my dad if he had talked to my uncle and he went out and talked to him while my siblings and i just held my grandma's hands while she was half asleep(she was sedated) and my aunt told me I could talk to her because she could hear me and was waiting on me before she let go and I told her I loved her and would see her soon gave her a big hug and she smiled. Then my aunt told me to go out and talk to my dad and uncle and that's when they told me she wasn't expected to make it through the night and I just screamed "NO!" and dropped to my knees and bawled my eyes out on the floor of the hospital. My dad and my uncle had to help me up and both held me in their arms while I cried uncontrollably. It was then the next couple days(she surprised us all she held on that long) when I was at my mom's house that I got a call from my dad that grandma had passed on. It was one of the worst days of my life. My grandma was my everything, my rock and my best friend. It's hard to lose someone you are so close to. I have tears streaming down my face and I'm surprised I can see to write this. Sorry for the loss of your dad. It is comforting to know they're no longer in pain, but it still hurts. Big virtual hugs all around. P..S. sorry for the long comment lol
Awww...that is so sweet. You don't need to apologize. I appreciate the comment. Your kind words are very good on the soul. I am so sorry for your loss as well...just know she is looking down on your with pride, and is still there with you. Thank you for the support. Much love to ya.
From the perspective of a foster kid, it sucks. I was in multiple foster homes. Most of the time they didn't even bother to learn my name. I went to 5 different high schools, after high school number 2, I decided I wasn't going to bother making friends anymore. I mean, what's the point if I'm just going to have to move again anyway? They give you a garbage bag to put all your stuff, like they're telling you everything you own is garbage. All the regular kids know you're a foster kid. They bounce you from place to place, and it's never home. Sometimes the people are nice. but those are few and far between. All of us kept a list of the homes that didn't work out. I kept mine on the bottom of a shoe. Some had them tattooed, and others just wrote them down in a notebook or diary. I've been out for 11 years now, but the foster system is a terrible place to be. I still haven't fully recovered, and I'm nearly 33 years old. I was seen as a paycheck and nothing more until I met my last fosters. They treated me like I was one of their own. They made no distinction between any of us. And they, saved my life. I just wish all foster kids, had what I had with them. People treating you with kindness just because they want to, and not because the have to, makes all the difference in the world.
I can make it through Just A Dream and Temporary Home without crying but See You Again, nope. Played that song for my dad’s funeral last year. I can’t hear the opening piano without crying. Miss you everyday Dad ❤️
My dad died at home. I was rushed back to the states from Afghanistan. I got there and was rushed into his room. He looked at me and smiled. I sat beside him and he said I've been waiting for you. I kissed his forehead and he said he was going now. I told him I loved him. His dying words were "I'm so proud of you son.".
Wow...that's amazing. That had to be the best, yet worst moment of your life. I'm so sorry for your loss, my friend. Just know he's not gone. He's still here, watching over you. God Bless, and much love to ya.
Dude I know I'm alittle late for this video reaction. But I can relate to Temporary Home. I grew up in foster homes, group homes, & residential treatment centers. And I lost my wife Katrina in March of 2012, she was only 33. She had a form of muscular distrophy. I miss her everyday and love her forever!💕
I know it has been a bit since this video came out, but I need to share this. I am a nurse by training, and was taking care of a elderly gentleman dying with COVID. I am a rather large fellow who looks more like a biker than a nurse, but I am in no way embarrassed by the fact that I cried like a baby while holding my cell phone so this man could say goodbye to his bride of 52 years over a face time call. He had a breathing tube placed shortly there after and died the next day. I used to think having to watch a loved one die would be the hardest thing ever, but seeing them die alone is the most soul crushing experience I have ever had.
We played this song for my mom in her bedroom the night before she passed away from mestasized colon cancer June of last year... She had somehow managed to hold on from May 10 (day hospice started coming in) until June 10 (the morning she passed as I held onto her hand and told her it was okay to go). This woman went that long without food and very little fluid before she was reassured once more that we would be okay. This song is bittersweet for many. I couldn't be more grateful for Carrie and her beautiful voice singing this as I believe my mom became more peaceful with her transition.❤️
Wow...that's beautiful. I am so so sorry for your loss, and I love your positive thoughts on it. You know she's much better with no more pain. I know this about my father too...even though I still struggle. God Bless you, and your family. Much love to ya.
This is a good song. It gets me in many ways. I was a single mother of 3 girls up until 7 years ago. My kids are now 16( almost 17) ,13(almost 14) and 12. I did whatever it took to keep clothes on their backs and shoes on their feet and food in their belly. Sometimes I had more than one job. Then I also lost my grandma when I was pg with my oldest, I got pregnant my two different guys one don't have anything to do with his and the younger twos dad only sees them when he feels like it. The 4 years ago a year after I got married my dad passed away, this February my oldest brother Eric who was mentally challenged passed away at the age of 43, my dad was only 61.
My dear coworker’s father was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer. The day he passed..right before, he was telling her he could see angels in the room. Her sister begged him to hold on and fight. Once the sister left, my coworker told her father that the family would be fine, and he didn’t need to fight if he didn’t want to… she told him she loved him and it was okay to let go. 2 minutes later he passed. I believe some hold on just for other people. Or for as long as they can. Once they get the reassurance everybody will be fine, they feel a peace to let go. Hospice nurses talk about this all the time. And I’m also very sorry for your loss. 😢
Aw, Birdman, when I saw you were reacting to this song, I knew that last part would hit you as hard as it hits me. I too had to say goodbye to my mother on her deathbed when I was 31. I still cry as hard today as I did 23 years ago.
You guessed right. That part was like a hammer to the heart. But absolutely beautiful. So sorry for your loss, but it's beautiful that you got to tell her goodbye.
my step dad died in 2017 on hopise i was in the hospital and everyone was say he is waiting for me to come home so when i got home he was ok for about 3 days then he died so this song means alot to me
In April of 1984, I accepted The Lord Jesus Christ as my Lord and Personal Savior, so this world/earth is my “Temporary Home”, and when Jesus calls me home to be with HIM, I will be home for ETERNITY in Heaven😊.
I'm so sorry for your loss, I've lost my grandparents recently and everythime I listen to this song I can't help but cry my eyes out. I miss them so much and my regret is that I didn't get the chance to tell them all the things I felt they loved me so much and I loved them so much and now the pain hits me every time so I'm sorry you have to feel the pain of losing someone you loved so deeply like I did . All the best to you and your family
My 20-something daughter was dealing with a major opiate addiction and pregnant when this song came out. The court put her in a great halfway house/rehab facility. I played this song for her at the facility shortly after she had my granddaughter. It was more emotion than I'd ever seen her show. That was 10 years ago now and she has been clean ever since. This song holds a special place for me.
I just found you today and I’ve been binging your videos. I’ve been going through a bit of a rough patch lately and I’ve been just letting all the emotions out watching your videos. It’s helping more then you could understand. As a man making yourself vulnerable is hard. Thank you for giving me an outlet. Much love my friend
This song makes me think of my mom. I watched my mom pass away from a heart attack when I was 17. I could tell something was wrong and asked if she wanted me to call for an ambulance and she said no. I felt so helpless not knowing what to do I get flashbacks of that day and it's hard to live with
I'm blessed to have both of my parents still. I live a few hundred miles away and even though I'm 38 years old, it scares the sh*t out of me to lose my father or mother. My dad is my rock and my mom is my cheerleader. I don't have a husband or boyfriend to be that support I need at times. I don't have someone to call about my car questions. Someone to make me feel like I'm doing alright for myself. My parents are that for me. I trust God will see that I have that when that time comes. But I see my dad aging. I see this once solid man full of compassion and wisdom starting to slip away. Slowly. But my siblings and mom all see it. When he visited last summer to come pick my nephew up who was visiting with me, he got lost! It is a straight down 95 then 85. My dad isn't one to miss an exit or make a wrong turn. I remember driving to Harrisburg from Philly back in 2004 with a friend and forgetting to print the reverse mapquest directions. We called my dad who talked us through getting back. So when he got lost coming to my place in NC last summer it was another sign something isn't right. This part at the end has me praying that I still have time! That I can visit every chance I get until then. ❤
Amen. I couldn't agree more. Spend every second you can with him. Cherish it. Because you never know when that last day will happen. Take it from me. Much love to ya.
Two powerful songs right there. Birdman idk how many versions of hers of "how great thou art" there are out there, but you should definitely check out the live version feat. Vince Gill. There's just something about Carrie's voice and Vince's guitar playing. It's just beautiful.
I've heard this song soooo many times and this is honestly the FIRST time I've seen the video for it I was in tears at the end. My husband's father recently lost his 10 year battle with cancer and it's been a rough time the last verse of the song broke my heart 💔
Her voice is beautiful, they must have something special in the water in Oklahoma. But her acting skills though! That scene destroyed me. Made me think of my own dad when he was dying...
#emotionalbirdman has entered the building. This song hits me hard. My mother told me this as my dad and i sat with with her on the last full day if her life. 9 years August 1st
I really feel bad for you I know what it is feel know what he is going through I lost my dad almost 20 yrs ago he was my world my best friend and he was my best friend this song reminds me to much of him Carrie Knows how to watch very emotions songs like this one just a dream was a very emotional song to also cry pretty I did not know what the song was about till she came out a d said she had three miscarriages 2 of them was in 2027 and one was in in 2018
I am so so sorry for your losses. :( I can't imagine losing both parents. I still have my Mom. Don't even want to think about how I will be when she's gone. God Bless you, my friend. Much love to ya.
@@BirdmansPlace Well when my dad passed I didn't deal with it because I spent all my attention on making sure mom was good and then when she went it was like losing both at the same time. Very dark times for a while. love your reactions and would love to see a reaction I have yet to see on any channel. not a tear jerker but very strong song it is Texas country which is where I am from . it is Aaron Lewis "Barbed wire halo" would mean the world if you could find the time.
I had this this song played at my daddy's funeral. One of my aunt's that had never heard this song couldn't understand at first why I was so adamant about it until she heard it played. I miss my daddy everyday.
I can understand the foster child part, I was in Foster Care from 6 to 18, I got so used to moving I stopped unpacking, everything I owned could be summed up into 8 garbage bags, we weren't even given luggage
The night my grandpa passed 7 out of 8 of his kids were at the hospital and the last live 800 miles away and couldn't make it so the oldest aunt told him daddy he can't make it and told him he said it was ok he new he was ready and he could go home and I watched and he was gone 5 min later
Thanks boss and my daughter seen him the other day I'm our house standing by a shelf he made and she never got to see him so it was surprising that she knew what he looked like
I feel like my mother would relate to this song I was in the ICU and the doctors didn’t know if I would live or die and she is a lot more sensitive than I am
After the Luke Combs countdown playlist that you are going to do, would you be willing to do a Carrie Underwood one? She has a lot of great songs that could go on a list like that
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