Friday Night Lights "Your Hand In Mine" Music Video 

Walked out of the theater saying to my date, the acting and the writing were phenomenal, but *that soundtrack!* I have got to find out who that band was and buy that album! My date agreed, saying how how much she loved that music. And this is Gods honest truth, several years later my date that night went into a coma and almost died. "First Breath After Coma." She miraculously survived. This one's for you, Maria!

Great book, great movie, great tv show, great soundtrack! That’s what I call a great franchise!

I remember going to watch this movie as a Texas High School Football player in 2005. I love this movie, love the tv show, and I love this song. I can't listen to it without getting chills, and it always takes me back to my last game. Texas Forever.

I live in Odessa and it is a honor to watch them play they are one tough team

Only a band from Texas could make this perfect soundtrack

great movie, great synopsis of it! :) my fave scene though is the very last scene when he throws the ball to some kids, symbolizing the passing of the torch.

I love this movie it is so inspirational and saddening at the same time

Live 30 mins away from this town and every time I drive by the stadium I think of this. Much respect. But go Mustangs! 10-2 2014-2015

i miss football i was a freshman when i got to be RB for varsity,i was nervous, every game i never wanted to play bc of what people would think of me. now i graduated in may of 2018, i regret quitting my freshman year. i played my soph. yr and ran 2,225 yards. i broke the record at my school. awww good ole days now im going to college at oregon

Really good music video. Moving song choice and editing. Strong work.

I live in Ireland, but fuckin love this, play it before every match clear eyes, full hearts, can't loose!!

I love this song.Movie Score.:-O:-D:-):-D I will get the dvd of this film on Christmas. I can watch this video many times and never get tired of it.:-) The dad giving his son his class ring is great,and I love the end scene,but My favorite moment is 1.44 to 1.49 That very sweet scene gets me every time.That is true friendship right there/I love it so much.:-(

I just love this version of the song with the added string section...just even more otherworldly...great piece of music

You can just feel this song, it makes you think about life.

I grew up and went to high school in North Texas. I had no interest in football but we went to every game. That's just what you did. This song hits me right in the feels.

Some of the best days of my life! 2017 was my senior year we missed the playoffs that year we ended up 5-5. The record may not have been great but I wouldn’t have traded it for anything didn’t get to finish my junior season I tore my acl in the 5th game and I wish I could have played that season we had a great shot at state but fell short in the quarterfinals

i graduated from Permian 2011 i got to live the Friday night lights as a fan through my friends that lived it on the field from 2008-2013 we had our ups and downs and many great games that felt like it was the movie and even had the heart breaks my friends went through when not having winning seasons for few seasons i felt what they were going through every time we lost but always tried lift their spirits up when i could cause how dedicated they were to the game .

How do you not get chills watching this

3:31 This scene absolutely destroys me. Best damn football movie ever.

I'm going to miss the lights....

This is what its like play football at colleg in the UK. You know that after your time at college you will never put another set of pads on again...

“Greatest game in the world”

Mojo for life

This song& movie makes me think about my last Friday night even though I'm a sophomore it just makes me think how sad I'ma be on that day tbh 🏈💪💯 I love highschool football I'm not never going to forget it i just have Football in my DNA forever

God Bless Texas Football.

I played football 7th-12th grade.I graduated high school in 2017.You will never have high school back.It goes by so quick so fast.You live in the moment not with a care in the world.Friends fade away as we all have grown up.I would do anything to have those days back.We made it to state my senior year lost on a last second field goal.It was so heartbreaking but really after that game time flies by.You graduate then next your 21 then boom I’ll be 23 in 4 months.I feel so older haha. I miss everything man.I still go to the high school games and as I am leaving I shed a small tear as I am leaving. 😥 life goes by to fast man. I wish I could go back

I wasn't apart of the football team at my high school....but....I was apart of the marching band....we will always be a family Class of 2015 GO CHARGERS!!

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My senior year is this year and we've played 6 games and we're now 3-3 we got 4 reg season games left and then possibly playoffs. Let's go Mckenzie rebels in Tennessee

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Best part of the song in my opinion is from 3:34 - 4:02. Powerful...

Fucking love this song, movie, and video, thank you so much.

TEXAS FOREVER

Why are there no 10th Anniversary Friday Might Lights dvds??? with commentaries ,bloopers,Behind the scenes and other fun things.There should be.

- FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS - A city, a team, a dream. In Texas, American football is a religion, it is an innate sentiment in men. "The Panthers moved like a swarm, they seemed to be playing to save their lives" And nowhere else has he lived with intensity, with human reason conforming to the sporting nature that reigns in Odessa - "paradoxical essence between the old South and the Wild West" -, where every Friday evening in autumn, illuminated by the spotlights of the stadium, a team of seventeen divine enters the field in front of twenty thousand spectators, twenty thousand revealing a passion that is American football. There are no extraordinary athletes, perhaps no one will play in the pros, but pride has grown over the years around the Panthers' heady wins and unexpected defeats and the worship of an entire community. In 1988 H.G. Bissinger decided to spend a year right there, in Odessa, "the worst city on the face of the Earth", the one with the highest murder rate in the nation, between rows of half-empty motels and disused mining structures, where the inhabitants thought that "the only good government was the absence of government". Curious and relentless observer, H.G. Bissinger spent that year studying and interviewing the players, the coaching staff, the locals, the words of the old sages, the high press, the oath of a sporting faith for put the pieces back together of a congregation haunted by the ghosts of segregation and exhausted by the schizophrenia of the oil market, in which the euphoria of the boom gives way each time to the blackest depression, to the embarrassment of a consecrated poverty. In America this is football, a teacher of life and a veneration of schemes, of science and of that hour cursed by a competent force which is competition. The conclusion is the victory and its sequel ... the hope of touchdown, hymn to the identity of a new and pure man. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Una città, una squadra, un sogno. In Texas, il football americano è una religione, è un sentimento innato negli uomini. "I Panthers si muovevano come uno sciame, sembrava che giocassero per salvare le loro vite" E da nessun'altra parte ha vissuto con intensità, con ragione umana conforme alla natura sportiva che regna a Odessa - "essenza paradossale tra il vecchio Sud e il selvaggio West" -, dove ogni venerdì sera d'autunno, illuminata dai riflettori dello stadio, una squadra di diciassette divini entra in campo davanti a ventimila spettatori, ventimila svelando una passione che è il football americano. Non ci sono atleti straordinari, forse nessuno giocherà nei pro, ma l'orgoglio è cresciuto negli anni attorno alle inebrianti vittorie e alle sconfitte inaspettate dei Panthers e il culto di un'intera comunità. Nel 1988 H.G. Bissinger decise di trascorrere un anno proprio lì, a Odessa, "la peggiore città sulla faccia della Terra", quella con il più alto tasso di omicidi della nazione, tra file di motel semivuoti e strutture minerarie dismesse, dove gli abitanti pensavano che "l'unico buon governo fosse l'assenza di governo". Osservatore curioso e implacabile, H.G. Bissinger trascorse quell'anno studiando e intervistando i giocatori, lo staff tecnico, la gente del posto, le parole dei vecchi saggi, l'alta stampa, il giuramento di una fede sportiva per rimettere insieme i pezzi di una congregazione perseguitata dai fantasmi della segregazione ed esausta dalla schizofrenia del mercato del petrolio, in cui l'euforia del boom cede ogni volta il passo alla depressione più nera, per l'imbarazzo di una povertà consacrata. In America questo è il football, maestro di vita e venerazione degli schemi, della scienza e di quell'ora maledetta da una forza competente che è la competizione. La conclusione è la vittoria e il suo seguito ... la speranza del touchdown, inno all'identità di un uomo nuovo e puro. (di Maurizio Spagna©2021) lavocedellanfl@gmail.com - The signature of American sport in Italy -

fun fact boobie never played with 45 Jersey on at Permian he played with 35 and the late chris comer was the one with who played with the 45 jersey number the movie changed it for some reason idk why but half the stuff in the movie not accurate as i even asked coach gaines about it when he came back in 2009 to coach permian again .

Welp only 2 more regular season games left and were 4-4 and we gotta win at least 1 of the last 2 to be in playoffs we are 3rd seed behind 2 very good teams who are our rivals who have both beat us

I would love to have a customized puzzle of the 1:43 to 1:49 part.:-):-D

Where i can found that version of "your hand in mine?? Please!!!

didnt get to play much