Im 37, and I remember this was the first song to make me cry when i was 4 years old lol. It was during that movie Look whos talking too when the baby boy is all sad thinking his mom doesnt love him anymore because he was being mean to his little sister. 😂❤ I remember the emotions being so intensified by this great song. Crazy how some things just stick with you...
@user-vs8yj8oy2v that is a good one too man, I just showed my girl that movie a few months ago for the first time and she cried as well on that part. Did you ever hear about what happened to the guy that shot Ricky, in real life? The one with the red hat that shot him with the shotgun while he was hanging out the window of that car? Apparently he was in jail for something, and his cellmate dismembered him in their cell, some kind of satanic shit, and they didn't find his body for like 11 days or something. Crazy shit. Much love from San antonio Texas brotha, when I was single I always thought Australia had the most beautiful women on the planet! 🙌 hope life is treating you well.
When I was a little boy I remember mum playing this a lot and I loved it. And I love it still. And now mum is long dead and John is too. And I remember as a young lad thinking I wouldn’t make those mistakes that John sings about and now I’m much older than John ever lived to be and I made all those mistakes and more . God bless you John
We are all human and make mistakes… what we take from them matters… life needs to be exciting and sometimes we take a wrong path… but im sure u did well overall ?
George wrote “Something”, Paul wrote “Maybe I’m Amazed”, and, of course, John wrote “Jealous Guy”. All three are some of the most beautiful, sincere, and timeless love songs and tributes to their women I have ever heard. All of them were and are musical geniuses of the first order.
Listening to this makes you realise all the times you did wrong and the people hurt by your actions. As you grow older you realise the true harmony of love. Maybe all of John's songs were impactive of this
I used to listen to this song - as I recorded it on one of my tapes - with my mom, one of the very few songs which made her smile and she could appreciate from her teenagers back in the late 70's...
Very try. Sadly in my opinion there’s no one that makes this type of music and never will. I miss story telling in songs. I also miss not feeling that connection to the artist where you can feel the song coming from their soul.
@@johnj5726 Bob Dylan? Johnny Cash? Nat King Cole? Louis Armstrong? I get it that you like Lennon, as do I. But you don't need to gatekeep genius artistry as only "Lennon's thing."
My song, I love this so much.. Reminds me of when I was a prick with an ex.. I didn't hurt her physically but I did hurt her mentally and I regret it sincerely! I know there is no chance of us being together ever again and I do accept that but I miss her so much. I just got over protective because of how beautiful she is, I always thought that she'd feck me off and go for a pretty boy! Life lesson is, don't ever think that someone is better looking than you, just live in the moment and endure that moment. I was insecure
Your not the first or last man to be protective...honestly as a woman I think it comes with the territory of being a man...as a man jealousy is the beast you need to tame
Why does the original sound better than the remaster of 2010?? Lol……just something you can’t repeat in originals I guess. Nostalgia must have a sound that we all recognize but can’t explain.
A brilliant masterpiece from John Lennon. He was such a brilliant songwriter, he expressed his inner feelings and emotions in his music and lyrics very well, you would feel and understand.
Años escuchando a Jhon y compañía..simplemente fantastic ..desde la secundaria ahora tengo 50 años y me.siguen conmoviendo las letras de este genio de la.musica
I think of my husband when I hear this brilliant song. He was always very jealous before we got married and even worse after. It upset me very much and spoiled our marriage. It made me feel he didn’t trust me and that made me angry because I loved him very much. He admitted it and used to apologise for it but it hurt me to think that he thought I could do anything to hurt him. He got over it eventually and we were married for 40 years!
Maybe John's finest song - which is saying something. But it's so real and sincere. It's a way of saying sorry without seeking an excuse. I loved it then and I love it now all these years on. Sat at my dad's old piano playing it right now.
MAGNIFICA una melodia incantevole ricordi indelebili lenti ballati stretti stretti con la tua ragazzina nelle nostre tavernette fatte in cantina con tutte le luci soffuse, i primi bacetti innocenti, quanta nostalgia ma bello ricordare tutto questo della tua gioventù.
