Our old head teacher at out old primary school used to make us sing this at the end of an assembly along with what have you done today to make you feel proud
This song brings back a load of nostalgia.. don’t know what it is about it but it just has such positive vibes! Also school assemblies- this was my fave song lol
This song means so much, because last year on the 8th of March, my friend sadly passed away of unknown heart failure. When the song says "You'll never know what the future holds," that is very true, as she was a healthy happy girl.
This song was played today fifth period and everyone was throwing their ties up on ‘REACH’ and jumping up bc my school isn’t gonna be opening till September and sky news was there I felt like crying GOD DAMM YOU CORONA when I go back I will be in year 8
@@frogfrog4456 It's actually quite believeable. British schools got really emotional on the last day, in my school we just had a small byebye party with lots of cryng.
I have this really vivid memory of me and two friends when we were like 4, climbing on my friends sofa and dancing on it and then when it says reach for the stars we’d all jump off and then run around the room holding hands 🥰
This song gives me a mix of nostalgia and sadness, because this song makes me nostalgic for the early 2000s and my days in Primary school. But on the other hand, it make me sad because it reminds me that I will never be able to experience those days again...
I'm in year seven and in year 6 we used this as our leaving song during lockdown which means this song is very special to me and I am thankful that many other people think it is a good song too
ahh this song gives me flashbacks to primary school discos and everyone at lunch time just forming a giant crowd on the field shouting out the theme tune to Balamory....
It's my school theme song and before the school closed down on the friday before the coronavirus the headteacher played it during the last period before we left 😂
so glad in school today in music assembly i heard this song, on the other wednesday,i think the music assembly did this song but i wasnt in school cause i was sick. BUT TODAY I WAS WOW! ITS SO AMAZING.NOW I WANT TO HEAR THE WHOLE THING BECAUSE THE TEACHER DIDNT LET US SEE THE WHOLE THING IT ON WEDNESDAYS BEFORE GOING HOME FOR YEAR 3,4,5 AND 6.
I was looking back on nostalgic mobile games and I was thinking about froggy jump and how you could play songs while you jump and I would play this song over and over. I couldn’t remember the name of the song but when I finally found it I legit started crying.
All I can think when I hear this is Primeval, because Hannah is singing a part in this. Lucy Brown Hannah Spearritt Andrew-Lee Potts Douglas Henshall James Murray Ben Miller Ben Mansfield And the rest of the crew, even they aren't working together anymore, they will always be friends.
If I remember correctly my older sibling sung this at his year 6 leavers and I won’t. Poor me.Also this song is mine and my other older sibling’s favourite
This was mine and my dads song he would always blast it in the car and he would raise his hands and do like a jazz hand dance and everytime I came out of school he would play it and we would both lift our arms as a way of saying I love you he was my best friend this song makes me feel so safe since he passed 2 years ago he was 54 he had multiple myeloma cancer I was 17 when he died I love you dad and I always feel u with me when I play this thankyou for everything 💙💙💙💙💙💙
British Primary Schools and discos play this and DJ Otzi - Hey Baby *constantly.* Whenever the chorus comes on, you can always expect somebody around you to do the dance
Omg XDDD We sang this song for our first class graduation. In our school it's like this Junior Infants, senior infants and first class. Then second class, third, fourth, fifth and sixth. The school basically has two sides. So much memories XD we also had to do a little dance. Just imagine a bunch of little midgets singing and dancing to this XD
DAMN IT! Everyone sang this in school but me😧 *cries in the corner* Edit: wait when I was in 2 grade I sang it. I remember we were jumping at the part reach for the stars.IF ONLY I REMEMBERED IT ALL!😢
When Golden Time was over at my primary school (basically do what ever you want) we had the whole duration of the song to finish tidying up the classroom
I remember singing this song and also Katy Perry's "Roar" song in 3rd grade. I'm in highschool now and I remember that this song made me so happy when we sang in front of the parents.
Everytime I listen to this song I remember this really funny story, I was in year 5 and my teacher put the song and we was all singing while we were still working and this boy kept rocking his chair everytime the chorus was playing, and towards the end he rocked the chair too hard he fell back, he didn't even cry he just picked it up and sat down again and a week later the song played again and my teacher told him to be careful 😂😂
I love this. I also love Jefferson Starship, Black Sabbath and Michael Buble. Those who have given this the thumbs-down are nothing other than musical snobs.
