Joe Walsh - One Day At A Time (Official Video) 

Only reason Joe is still alive. God reached down and saved him. Same as He did me. He will save you if you seek Him. Yeshua Ha Meshiac.

I just got out of detox. 72 hours sober! Knew i had to come right to this song!

There are only 2 people in my life that I would ever bow to , one is Joe, and the other is MY LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST !!

Been sober for 3 years listen to that song every time I want a drink

5 days sober. One day at a time.

SOBER by the Grace of a Wonderful Fellowship.

MARY!!

I am 19 years sober. One day at a time.🙏

Joe Walsh...You're right...one day at a time ...& lots of meetings. Thank God for AA.

4 days sober today and today will be my 4th AA meeting. Haven’t felt better mentally in years!

I did, long,long,long,time ago. Thank God.

Workin on 21yrs sober, one day at a time. Thank u Joe

Thank you Joe for your excellence in music and boldly sharing your sobriety! I'll have 11 years on 10/25/2023

11 years later and we are still watching and listening...can you bring those concert ticket prices down so us common folks can go?? This year with the Eagles it is $600 for obstructed view tickets! HELP!!

Life Is Good, Born Again

im 36 years clean thru god's grace, i almost cry everytime i listen to this

Awesome job Joe. I started drinking when I was 11 yrs old and now I'm 62. I was able to stop with AA and by the grace of God. I drank 60 beers a day and a pint of vodka in the morning to get rid of the shakes so I could drive to the store and get my alcohol for the new day. That's all I lived for. Now I have been sober for 22 years and have 2 boys and a granddaughter. Life is beautiful now. I think your song will help many people. God bless you Joe and thanks for the music for so many years. Keep it coming. Hope to see you in Phoenix soon. I will be going to see the Eagles when they come to Phoenix. Hope you will be with them. One Day At A Time.

I will be celebrating 28 years of sobriety. Thank you for today!!

Sometimes it's one minute at a time. The desire has left mostly , but I still find myself at times , creating the perfect scenario where I'll be able to drink like a gentleman. 60 days again. Had 4 and half years at one point but got all better don't you know. This song is the steps summed up in a song. Thank you Joe.

Sober since 11/19/1990. Twenty-six years and going strong, by the grace of God.

Sober for 15 months now. Stopping drinking is the best decision I've ever made.

I am 65 and just recently celebrated 33 years sober. I used to go to a meeting in North SD County that Joe attended a lot when he lived nearby in Encinitas. Those guys were an incredible fellowship to me.

62 days sober today.... loving my new life with joe!!

1:31 is a heartfelt moment.

Beautiful song. I got down on my knees in 2010, and regularly get back on my knees and thank God for delivering me of that demon disease. Praise God! LOVE this song

THERE IS ONLY ONE JOE WALSH. . . GOD, I LOVE THIS GUY! HE HAS MORE HEART AND SOUL IN HIS MUSIC THAN ANYONE I'VE EVER HEARD. . GOD BLESS YOU JOE WALSH.. SEE YOU IN HEAVEN. . . ;)

1095 days sober. Thanks Mr. Walsh

After relapsing... 10 days sober.. I know I WILL MAKE IT again! One day at a time!

Im 70 days sober today by living one day at time

The AA anthem! Should be played at every meeting.

On the 11th February I will celebrate my 31st year of sobriety one day at a time, love this song well done to everyone in recovery and to everyone going into recovery, hang on in there x

I will never forget the day that I realized that AA is more than a meeting to help you stop drinking. The real reward is not only becoming sober but changing you thinking pattern and learning how to live life on life’s terms.

I heard this song for the first time on Mar 29 2014. I just listened to it this morning... in tears... Tomorrow I will have been sober for 1 year!!! Help is out there brothers and sisters! YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!! Love you all!

Great song about how we can stay sober one day at a time. 🎶🎶 I’m now 28 years and my hubby 40 years. ODAAT. Anything is possible once we surrender.

Imagine this, February 9, 1964 somewhere in America, a 16 year old Joe Walsh is sitting in front of a tv set watching the Beatles for the first time, just like millions of us. He had no idea, no inkling that the short, long nosed drummer would some day become his brother in law. Ain't life grand? One year sober myself and I'm never going back.

I'm about 4 months sober by the grace of God and turning my will over to Him. One day at a time!!

I'm 68 and been sober for 17 years now. I've just come across this song. Love it. Peace and contentment rules! ❤

Live every day like it may be your last. And one of these days you'll be right.

Thanks to AA I have 8 years of SOBRIETY.

"I got help from something greater than me." That's the most important line in the song. You cannot pull yourself up by your own metaphysical bootstraps. The only way is through God.

Thank you Joe! I was 11 years 10 months sober when this tune was released in Oct 4, 2012 . I almost lost it when he said: "All the friends I used to run with are gone. Lord hadn't plan on livin' this long." I just passed 19 years and this song is my AA anthem.

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My Sponcee just send this too me. Thank u GOD for 11years Sober

I hear you Joe. Three weeks ago made it 23 years that I’ve been sober. You just have to finally tell yourself, “I’m sick and tired..of being sick and tired.” Whatever it takes, whether it’s a group to talk to or just you in the mirror, believe in your own strength and trust in the support of those who love you. God Keep.

Today is day 57, I listen to this every morning after my prayers and meditation it cranks me up for a clean and sober today, follow the steps, enjoy the freedom and keep coming back... thanx Mr. Walsh

700 days sober. Thanks Mr Walsh 👏👏👏

Thank God he's still with us Today......

Ooh man ! Those 2 lines, " Lord I hadn't planned living' this long " and " I got help from something bigger than me.... !" just hits one in the solar plexus !!

This song is also for those of us who are just growing older ( Like Joe ) losing friends year after year. Aopreciate em while you have em!?

Joe congratulations on finding a better way to live --One Day at a Time! I got sober Aug.23.1982, and it's not been necessary to take a drink of alcohol since. This year it will be 37 years. I'm an old time drummer, and back playing again-- Living the Dream, and sober. God bless you. I love this tune. Kirk S. Las Vegas

One day at a time. Works.

This song has a special meaning for me. I used to be a fall down drunk and lost everything. One night eight years ago I was home finishing up a pack of 16 oz. tall boys and as I was drinking the last beer I decided that this was the last drink I was going to ever have. I took my last swallow and then said a prayer to God to please help me get sober. All I cared about at that point in my life was to not die a fall down drunk. I have been sober for eight years.

Sober since 9-19-'82, by the grace of God - one day at a time!

Four months sober after a relapse of 11 of sobriety. A year ago I started drinking....and I was doing a 750ml of vodka a day. I was a blackout drunk. The hangovers were so bad that the only cure was waiting for my local gas station to open up at 8:00am so I could stagger down to get my “medicine”. I had seizures in my sleep...almost bit my tounge off once,but that didn’t stop me. One Sunday four months ago I literally got done and said “I can’t do this anymore”. I crawled back to my AA meeting,and saw the BEST PEOPLE I have ever known. There was no judgment. Only my family welcoming me back from the dead. We actually play this song in our meetings from time to time.

35 years without a drink, one day at a time!

It's nice to see rock stars share their sobriety with others. Awesome song Joe Walsh! I've been sober 39 years and I still take it one day at a time.

If you're out there struggling with addiction, I feel you. The transition back into sobriety can be brutal, at least it was for me. Took me ten years of relapses to finally put down the bottle for good. I didn't think I had it in me. Now 14 years sober, I'm living proof it can be done. If you're struggling, talk to somebody. Support is all around you. Hang in there. I'm praying for you.🙏 love and respect

40 years without a drink... It absolutely is.. one day at a time

7026 days -- ODAAT ... one of the greatest songs ever for me

I'm 69 years old and have enjoyed your music from the beginning. I finally saw you live last summer in Chicago. And two nights ago I listened to you speak on a Zoom AA Meeting. Your share topped it all. I'm sober 13 years and have listened to a lot of stories in the program. Your presentation, for me, ranks right at the top. I could relate to so much. But you have a gift of being able to put into words clearly with energy and feeling how and why this program works., 'One Day At A Time".

28 years of sobriety, and it is still one day at a time. Joe, thanks for the song, thanks for the SONGS! Keep coming back. It works when you work it.

Joe Walsh is our national treasure.

This song is a service to humanity.

One day at a time since 10/12/1994

Every Eagles concert or joe Walsh solo concert , this should have a place in your set list..even if it reaches a handful of those in the audience it's a handful more who will turn their life around and live...not only for themselves but everyone who had loved them...thanks joe

20 years sober one day at a time

In February I will have been sober for five years. Stopping drinking is the best decision I ever made.

32 days alcohol free and definitely not looking back. My mum sends me this every week. And I love it. Brilliantly written and performed by the legendary Joe Walsh.

I've been in recovery since 1984. Had a few slips since then. One of my Veteran buddies turned me on to this tune sometime ago. Joe took total control of his disease. It is by far my favorite cut he's ever done. I use it One Day at a Time. Love you J.W. You da Man.

Addiction is not the only thing to take one day at a time.So is loss.

I have almost 11 years and Thank you to AA and my HP. One day at a time

My Brother sent me this song when I was six months sober,I keep the lyrics in my purse. I read them to my home group when I received my 6 month coin and on weds when I did a lead at a friend's home group for the first time. It touched alot of people. Thank you Joe for being a spokesperson for sobriety! I'm almost the 4 yr. mark! It's a beautiful way to live.

Thanks Joe! 140 days clean and sober but for the grace of God one day at a time.

uncle joe!... just an average guy.. thats what we like about him!..... he is one of us!

" I only got drunk once...for about 30 years". Joe Walsh has been more candid about his alcoholism than most public figures. Thank God he was able to beat it...we've all benefited from his sobriety. His tremendous musical abilities aside, he is obviously a wonderful person...WE LOVE YOU JOE!

One of the greatest musicians and likeable rockers of ALL time...

Thanks Joe Walsh for always being real.

10 years sober today! Love this song, can relate.

👍👍 To anyone who has turned their life around or is working on it ! God Bless you all !

Compliments to Joe. He told a story in 3 1/2 minutes that others have tried to tell in 300 pages. For me after 23 years, it is still One day and then another. My congrats to all my brothers and sisters who live for that daily reprieve.

I've always been a huge fan of The Eagles my whole life. My Dad listened to them a lot, & his favorite Eagle is Joe Walsh. My Dad (George) became a Grandpa on his 50th birthday in 2003; & on June 17th this year, he will be 69 & his grandson, Tysen, will be 19. Like his Grandpa, Tysen's favorite Eagle has always been Joe Walsh, & they both got a kick out of Joe's sense of humor too. They both had an exceptional memory as young kids, & as a result, I'd do the same with Tysen, that Dad did with me. Teach him as much about his favs as possible. He knew all of the Eagles names, dobs & in order of age too. And from the time that I 1st put on multiple dvd concerts of The Eagles, especially, The Farewell 1 tour Live in Melbourne Dvd, Tysen, was crazy about the Eagles music & especially Joe. He'd take his toy guitar & say to me, Look Auntie, I'm Joe Walsh of The Eagles. And of all of Joe's songs, this was Tysen's song. He knew all of their songs word for word, & could mock Joe singing this song way before he ever went to school. Every time I hear this classic of Joe's, my mind goes back in time like a premonition & I can still see Joe on tv & Tysen standing in front of it yelling out, Oh Yeah. One Day At A Time, etc... Thanks Joe & the rest of the gang for all of their great songs. This song & their Farewell One Tour dvd will always be 1 for Tysen's childhood history book of favorites. All the best of life & health to you, Joe. Life long fans of yours always from Iroquois Falls, Ontario, Canada. :)

Is there any person who can live more than a day at a time?

Thank you. Came to my 1st meeting of "people who normally wouldn't mix" and keep coming back 42 years later. Great to listen to this song! Nice to see rock in recovery!

Thanks for the video and carrying the message Joe. I grew up in Cleveland OH. I remember going to a buddy's dorm at Kent in the 90's and watching your concert at the gymnasium on campus. I remember the big piano you had on stage and an excellent show. I also remember doing beer bongs and vomiting all over my friends record collection. Ahhh the insanity of the disease. I was still qualifying for the program at that time in the 90's. I managed to get sober by the end of the decade in 99 and have been sober for more than 15 years now, one day at a time. Didn't do it alone though and could not have done it without the fellowship and the program. I have gratitude in my life now and can't help but thinking that Joe's and mine drinking days and sobriety days have a connection somehow and that our paths crossed in some impersonal but important way. You're a good man Joe Walsh!! Thanks again!

I remember when he used to talk in the Howard Stern show. He was so drunk and clearly in a dark place. It's inspiring to see someone recover from that state to what he is now: better than ever. All without taking himself seriously. The man is a miracle and deserves all the best.

Just hit 12 years in October. GOD IS GOOD!

in a few short days it will be 6 months i made the best decision of my life and made a phone call to RCA Recovery Centers of America and the picked me up to what was the start of my recovery... on the way there the driver played this song and it became my fight song for my recovery!!! and now im here today almost 6 months sober and loving every second of it... it truly is one day at a time... but i learned anything is possible and im living proof! to anyone struggling with addiction please never be afraid to reach out it could save your life

I heard this song originally on The Eagles Farewell Tour DVD. They never did a studio version of the song so I'm glad that Joe recorded it himself! Great song Joe.

8 months and 11 days sober!!!! Love this song and my new sober life!!!!

I'm impressed that he made this song about him , not preaching, never could stand the disease excuse,. Its about personal culpability and recognizing the problem is you, I still use it as a sleep aid (can't stand pain killers)20 years ago was a different story, thank God I got my mind right, never judge, just be a friend.

What a great human being.

Just passed 20 years clean and sober... love ya Joe!

First heard this song in my third attempt at rehab. Third time was the charm. 8/9/16 is my “birthday” and I’m so much happier today! My addiction was the same as Joe’s...alcohol. Cunning, baffling, powerful! But Through God all things are possible. If anyone reading this needs help, I beg you to please get it. It’s not easy, but life is better on this side of addiction. God Bless You Joe!!! Thank you for writing such an inspiring song that many of us totally relate to!! Keep living “one day at a time”!

Sobriety is worth it!!

It takes a strong man/woman to admit they have an addiction and then take the necessary steps to begin to heal. I have admired and enjoyed Joe Walsh’s music since 1970. Having watched this video and heard his words on his recovery, he has earned my greatest respect for him as a person. I sincerely hope this helps many others with their recovery. I have 45 acres that I use to teach police, fire, EMS and Military members suffering from PTSD the joys of woodworking. This song will now be added to our music library. This just made my day. Thank you for sharing Joe.

When i watched this I was crying and smiling at the same time. I have been living one day at a time for 13 years. God bless Joe Walsh.

Congratulations Joe Walsh! As for myself, I've been sober since January 9th 1993. "One day at a time"

Life's been good to you so far! Been in the program for 32 years now!

This song literally saved my life after treatment. 522 days sober today! Thanks Joe!

I can relate to this song in some way too, Joe. My Dad struggled with alcohol (his favorite was beer) from the time he was a teen until 3 years ago when his health took a turn for the worst & he finally quit. Both my brother & I were glad too. We also have an older brother that struggled with drugs of all kinds for years & quit all of that finally about 15 or so years ago. I've had many other relatives who struggled with their own addiction battles, & I'm lucky that I never fell into the partying way of life. If anything, I was on anti-convulsants for Epilepsy from 3 months (Nov. 1975) to Oct. 1, 2001 & for me, that was enough. I never felt the want or need to drink when medically, I've already felt a bit of what my Dad was with his booze, & watching him slowly deteriorate from it, hurt way too much to follow that path. Thanks again for songs like this one. It should be used as the song used to help others realize that you can have plenty of fun without drinking, etc... I've lived my life that way. As I've posted somewhere on youtube before that my favorite song of yours is the 1 of all fast songs & Pretty Maids All In A Row. When I first heard you sing that ballad, it stopped me dead in my tacks. I thought, God, that's a 360 of all of your other ones. You're just as amazing at singing ballads, Joe, as you are at the get up & dance ones. Even my Dad & others agreed. You should do some others like that. Take care. :)