I was 14 when I saw them in 2008 at the Electric Factory in Philly with The Devil Wears Prada and Underoath. it was an awesome concert and my first concert.
This song, is not only the epitome of what growing older feels like; but a visit back to days that held experiences, nights, and people that were much simpler and enjoyable than they are now. What I'd give. Still a kickass song to jam to!
Well said man! I’m 37 now and can remember listening to this and many other bands of the time with friends in a much simpler time of life. Ahh the good ole days!
Not to necro this, but I got the reply notification today and had a good laugh. Ironically, when I posted my original comment, I was oblivious to the amazing ride life would shortly take me for. This is still our era, so make this life the best it can possibly be. Take care and be kind everyone :)
I just turned 30 too! This song brings me back to all the sweet and sad emotions of high school. It was one of my favorite songs back then and it’s beautiful to see so many people still love them 🤘
Some of the best memories of my life are listening to these guys, Crossfade, 36 crazyfists. Man I wish I could go back to those years and live forever.
I miss the part when we were moving forward now (On our way down) But maybe someday I'll be something more than love Just know I'll never tell And when you're on your way down (Through the clouds) And you're waiting for your body's reentry again We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thinking of? I'm missing parts now that you've told me everything (On our way down) And I was blessed, and I've forgotten how to love You said you'd never tell And when you're on your way down (Through the clouds) And you're waiting for your body's reentry again We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thingking.
Damn. Turning 30 this year and this song has been/ will always be a staple in my life. My wife loves it and now my kids are falling in love with it. Truly an album to extend over generations to come!
In January 2022, I was admitted to a psychiatric hospital. I had Spotify at the time. I found this song. It’s taken me all this time to find it. I love this song I calmed me down so much. Helped me pull through the dark place I was in. Thank you
35 this past May. I mean my now wife thru sharing a mix CD of Saosin, Circa Survive, and Shiny Toy Guns 12 years ago this last Oct. She’d asked me to make her a CD of my favorites when we were working together one night. 6 months later - celebrated our engagement. This music will always be my favorite era.
It’s crazy how fast time really flies. It’s sad really. Just makes me realize how mortal we are. I was like 17 or 18 when this came out, I’m now 31 going on 32. Feels like yesterday yet it wasn’t. **sigh**.
Will hopefully be hearing this song sung live in Hong Kong come March 2023 - voices was released in 2006 when I was still in High School - and I will now finally get the chance to see them live at 34 years old 🤘
I'm listening to this thanks to a random "The Used" song recommended by RU-vid and I'm comming back to listen Saosin again since 2006. One of this greatest days from 2021 for sure!.
I'm 35 now. I've been a fan of Saosin since my my late teens. I only now realize how descriptive their lyrics are on mental health. I love them even more now.
Deym! I missed singing You're Not Alone and 7 years.. It was the best years of my life when I was in the band. Saosin is one of my favorite band along with The Used..
"Voices" I miss the part, when we were moving forward now (On our way down) But maybe someday, I'll be something more than love Just know I'll never tell And when you're on your way down (Through the clouds) And you're waiting for your body's re-entry again We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thinking of I'm missing parts, now that you've told me everything (On our way down) And I was blessed and I've forgotten how to love You said you'd never tell And when you're on your way down (Through the clouds) And you're waiting for your body's re-entry again We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thinking of Not even I will tell... We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices We say these things to know they're real. We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thinking of We speak in different voices When fighting with the one's we've loved We speak in different voices We speak in different voices To know they're real. Real. I'll never...
Oh, the nostalgia ❤️ I had the album, but never saw this music video. The little boy and his grandfather or dad is making me tear up. Everyone else is fighting with each other, the man and the boy are fighting a completely different fight.
36 and still listening to these heroes. What a fucking time it was to be alive and go to shows like this as the scene was coming up and evolving. (When I was 18 hah)
Everytime i see comment like "It's 2020, 2021, 20230, am im still ****** who's with me" yeah yeah yeah. I feel cringe. Juat listen to the song. We all know we are here bec we still listen to it.
A mis 17 años oía esta música y fue de lo mejor que me pasó en mi vida musicalmente y jamás me arrepentiré de algún día haber oído por primera vez a SILVERSTEIN porque desde ahí me enganché por siempre a estas bandas 💕👌
I used to listen to this when I used to listen to this, now I listen to this occasionally and other people used to listen to this and some no longer listen to this while others continue to listen to this. THIS.
I hadn't heard this song in almost years and I didn't even know what it was called. But the second I found it, I instantly remembered all the words. Memory is a fascinating thing
I still remembered it. It was my first job and decided to gone off work in order to watch their concert. Sorry boss, I got a good excuse. haha Cove voice was godly. haha. Mabuhay Pilipinas!!!
God, I'm having SUPER bad nostalgia. I listened to Saosin when I was in the 6-7th grade. Now I've moved on to different music genres and etc., but I can come back to this band and enjoy a song any day. Long live Saosin! Xx
The first time I opened Saosin for myself was in 2016, when I was 11 y.o. Now I'm 17, and only one thing I regret, that I was born so damn late for these bands like saosin or dance gavin dance and emarosa(my favorite bands), but I'm happy that my friend has opened the world of post-hardcore for me
Man 12 years later this is still a fuckin banger. Never thought when I was 13 years old listening to this for the first time I’d be listening again 12 years later reminiscing on how things used to be
Thank you, RU-vid, for providing the platform that connects me to so many songs like this that I just happen to stumble upon and fall in love with! Then ending of this songs hits like a bomb!
+Jeff McCune do you know if it's with Cove or Anthony? I imagine the latter, but just wanted to make sure! And this could possibly be the best news ever.
Been listening to this song for years now... One of the most moving, beautifully crafted musical pieces that will ever exist. This and "All We Ever See Of The Stars Are Old Photographs".
I was on the way to Cornwall on holiday with my family, this album was on in the car the whole trip nostalgia hits hard. I was 11 then, 24 now. Classic tunes and a really great band.
essas musicas eram as musicas da minha infancía, tempos bons que não voltam mais!! se pudesse voltar no passado, mudaria nada . se não, ahhhhh eu nao seria o que sou hoje !! tenks saosin is love is love #saosin :D ai never
Lyrics I miss the part when we were moving forward now (On our way down) But maybe someday I'll be something more than love Just know I'll never tell And when you're on your way down (Through the clouds) And you're waiting for your body's re-entry again We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thinking of? I'm missing parts, now that you've told me everything (On our way down) And I was blessed and I've forgotten how to love You said you'd never tell And when you're on your way down (Through the clouds) And you're waiting for your body's re-entry again We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thinking of? Not even I will tell We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices We say these things to know they're real We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices Why can't we say what we're thinking of? We speak in different voices When fighting with the ones we've loved We speak in different voices We speak in different voices To know they're real, real I'll never...
This song alone proves why I thought that the Cove era was better. Sure, I like Anthony, they put out some good stuff, but I think they did magic with Cove. If only he could join the stage with Anthony.
Check out Dead American. Reber's current band. No song released yet but just teasers on IG. And they said they aim to bring back this kind of music. Damn I'm stoked
It finally happened btw. Cove and Anthony sang together for two Saosin shows last year. Anthony green also now sings Cove songs.. well mainly this one. Who would've thought?
i remember being 18 and always listening to this and just wanting a good relationship with my parents. i'm 25 and everything about this song and video hits me so hard. i know by now that i'll never have what i want but it sorta helps to know that i'm not alone
@@lisandropeire633 If you have no family, how are you really? I'd wager not well unless you come to terms with how life is. Thats just my take though. Sincerely, somebody whos family has mostly died with only 2 left.
@@lisandropeire633 I wanted something that I couldn't have, and I often struggled with not being able to understand why it wouldn't happen. I turned to God and Jesus and they laid out exactly what was happening. Parents are supposed to love and support their children, not tear them down. Parents who belittle and degrade their own children are not good parents. It took me a long time to realize this. My parents never accepted me the way I was, but Jesus and God did. I'm a much stronger person and a better man now thanks to this.
@@16xthedetail76 Hey, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Coming to terms with life is much easier said than done. I found that the best way to figure things out is to leave yourself alone with God and ask for answers. You'd be surprised how often He answers. Other people will often try to tell you something "nice" to make you feel better. This always made things worse for me in the long run. The nice sentiments didn't match up to the reality I was living in and it made me very depressed.
