This seriously does sound like how I used to hear songs as a kid, all peppy and groovy because my little brain couldn't understand the words fully yet. Love it
I miss my childhood. I miss 2003-2010. I miss it all. I miss how close me and my dad were. I miss middle school, I miss high school. I miss it all to the point it hurts and all I can do is look back and feel even more regret.
So many people sharing their deep personal connection to this song in the comments. I only started listening to this recently because I got into a band with other kids at my school and this is one of the first songs we started playing together. I've always dreamt of being in a band and my bandmates are such amazing people. I hope in the future I listen to this song and associate it with good things too
Because it’s one of the best pieces of pure auditory emotion to ever exist and the feeling it provokes will never leave you til the day you die. This is fact. (unbiased btw)
@@centexasphalt3554 literally just to hear how bad it is then click off with the satisfaction of listening to the song properly afterwards, like if you eat enough shit you can eat a piece of cabbage and it will taste like heaven
This is a piece of history. The doomguy in the background is surely going to confuse future historians. How are they supposed to find a place for this along the doom soundtrack and the super slow Weezer tracks with reverb? I love it, pure chaos
There’s something so special about this song. It makes me feel alive and in the moment. Whenever I hear this song I just burst in excitement. I wanna cry joy tear because I enjoy it so much i don’t know how to express other than singing it or dancing. This song is just pure perfection. It’s the best to the point I can’t explain it or recreate it. There’s so much about this song that I love.
Hello I've waited here for you Everlong Tonight, I throw myself into And out of the red Out of her head, she sang Come down and waste away with me Down with me Slow, how you wanted it to be I'm over my head Out of her head, she sang And I wonder When I sing along with you If everything could ever be this real forever If anything could ever be this good again The only thing I'll ever ask of you You've got to promise not to stop when I say when She sang Breathe out So I can breathe you in Hold you in And now I know you've always been Out of your head Out of my head, I sang And I wonder When I sing along with you If everything could ever feel this real forever If anything could ever be this good again The only thing I'll ever ask of you You've got to promise not to stop when I say when She sang And I wonder If everything could ever feel this real forever If anything could ever be this good again The only thing I'll ever ask of you You've got to promise not to stop when I say when Source: LyricFind
reminds me of nightcore back when i was a kid. sadly i understood most of the lyrics in a lot of rock nightcore songs cause i was experiencing so much shit.
A couple years ago I got really attached to Foo fighters, I introduced my ex to the band and she loved it, this was our song, and now every time I listen to it I get the rush of sadness. Only because we broke up over a year ago, her ex broke us up because he was jealous of us, an ex she was dating while we were dating, and she was fine with it. Which broke my heart because I really loved her but our relationship was "platonic" but I later found out she dated me out of pity, but this song also helped me out of my depression after my grandma had passed on December 1st 2019. My love for this song will last forever. (R.I.P. Taylor Hawkins)
I remember being on a vacation in the mountains I didn’t want to be on, and I was in the back of my dad’s truck, sandwiched between my brother and his friend, and then my dad changed the station just in time to hear the host say ‘and here’s everlong’ I had quite literally never heard anything like it (I lived in the south my whole life, it was country and folk 24/7) and I remember my brother asking why I was starring into space with my jaw dropped
This song is special to me as it’s the song my dad used to introduce me to rock music, and now him and I blast Foo fighters, nirvana, the whole lot whenever him and I go in the car together, it’s weird to think that had he not played this song, I may not have this connection with my dad. (Tl;dr, my dad and I are bros) ((Rip Taylor Hawkins))
So many people in these comments are talking about how happy or sad or nostalgic it makes them and I feel like that’s part of what’s so good about this song, about a lot of foo fighters songs. For me I tend to feel a bit of all of it when I listen to this song bc that’s what good songs do
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