Released | 1965 Album | The Magnificent Moodies www.moodybluest... Disclaimer | I made this video for entertainment purposes only and because I love the music. Absolutely no copyright infringement is ever intended.
As I get older (72), my memory fades and my hearing gets worse so the lyrics on screen during the music is much appreciated. Thank you. BTW, I have seen the Moody Blues 3 times now; the first time was when they played with a full philharmonic orchestra. It was a delight to see the old men playing their instruments seriously until half way through the second song when they and the rest of the orchestra started having fun and did not worry about missing a cue or note. Fun to see the orchestra tapping their feet to the music.
I`d sorta forgotten this classic. What a song, still fresh, still brilliant after half a century. Thx lady, you might be young but you have an old soul.
Viewer #101...I love so many songs from 1965. Those of us who move through this world with our hearts, have had these go now (no don’t, please) conversations, many times, and lived through the tears that followed. Hearing this song from you tonight, brought back many memories of love’s pain and pleasure. But somehow, love’s pleasure makes it worth it. Thank you for the post Megan! Just my luck. I lost your heart when I simply decided to edit out a coma...
Wow same here, just recently I found so many great songs by the Moody Blues, at age 73 I am liking to remember alot of these old songs and pay attention to the lyrics...
@annpommer52... I just really wanted to let you know, just how much I imagined and felt you, getting really into this beautiful song, and getting really emotional as you sang it. Thank you so very much for sharing this wonderful musical anecdotal, and for being totally honest, by wearing your heart on your sleeve. ❤🎶❤️ Long Live Musical Journeys!!!♥️🎶♥️ Long Live The Moody Blues!!!❤️🎶♥️
