Nice comment. I agree. Robert's voice is still great and powerful and affecting, vividly reminding me of my share house in the late-1980's. Robert is an immensely great contributor to the music industry and the self-reflection. I loved The Cure in 1986!!! I continue to love them here in 2023.
He really has Givin us more than we deserve. I don't know if anyone else has. Not the beatles or even the rolling stones. Ni one can take me away and into myself. No one.
Well, I am 70 and still love The Cure. I have loved them since the day when I saw Robert Smith for the first time a long long time ago. Wonderful song ! From France, thank you The Cure
I went to the show in Philly last weekend, as a millennial that discovered the cure on his own as a kid, hearing this song brought tears to my eyes. Masterpiece!!
Same just happen to me. I saw them last saturday at my city (buenos aires), and when the band played this a lot of people were bursting into tears. It was one of the highest points of the night. It's really a great song.
My daughter is two days old, the first time she stopped crying I was singing this song to her softly. It’s only the beginning for her - I hope she will always love The Cure as much as her dad!
Is she your only child? Do you plan on having more? When my wife was pregnant with our son, I could hardly wait to meet him. When he was born, I didn't know I could feel such an intense level of love. What an awsome responsibility. He's 33 now and I still feel the same. Kids change everything.
The Cure going shoegaze/dreampop again is all I could wish for. A powerful trip, a wall of sound that goes right through every fiber of you. I'm glad I'm alive at the same time as them and their art
Wow man seeing all these commments as a 19 year old is making me realize I can’t waste any time I feel like I won’t be able to grasp the privilege of being young till it’s gone. Ty for all of your advice even if you didn’t intend it. I love the cure so much and it’s crazy i can share this passion with people in a completely age group.
Don’t waste a second my friend I did I wasted years in confusion and a broken heart love got me all fucked up and them years iv wasted can never come back I didn’t know it at the time but I do now.. time flies by I promise you although you don’t know it you are actually living in the best time of ur life right now you have your family ur health and your youth only when that is gone will you realise you were living in the best years of ur life.. don’t take anything or anyone for granted my friend because 1 day u will be old and alone and lonely it’s shit x best wishes to you buddy I hope u have a great life xj
Best band ever Robert is a musical genius. Started listening when I was 13 now 48 and his music still evokes such a deep emotional response. Love the Cure.
Eu também! Conheci lá e fiquei totalmente hipnotizada. A primeira coisa que fiz foi pesquisar essa música e não consigo mais parar de ouvir. Moro no RJ e fiquei 7 horas repetindo essa música no fone. kk maravilhoso
Sou melancólica e ela me deixou em modo transe heheh ela combina com dias chuvosos. O show foi lindo, né? Totalmente intimista. Parecia cantar para amigos. Assistiu Slowdive também?
@@rayanedias958 Também tenho personalidade melancólica, e entendo você totalmente, eu fiquei ouvindo essa música por 7 horas na viagem de volta kkk fui para sp somente para ver the cure, a falência da felicidade 😂 eles tocam demais, a voz do Robert não muda, é a perfeição, mas ao meu redor pelo menos ninguém cantava as músicas e nem pulavam enquanto eu me sentia a única enlouquecida e estranhei um pouco isso, esperava mais calor da plateia porque os caras tavam arrebentando no palco, sabe? Foi uma impressão que eu tive na hora. Essa música eu gravei no vídeo, pq esse início já me pegou de cara, me lembra muito a época do disintegration!
@@rayanedias958 O Robert tem um lugar no meu coração que é eternizado, vai ser sempre a melhor banda do mundo, a forma como ele tem acesso a um caminho interno totalmente fácil quando geralmente não é, e como ele compreende almas é indescritível
@@Heygirlheylismenina, também tive essa impressão. Era The Cure após 10 anos da última apresentação no Brasil. Os caras em forma, afinados, a voz do Robert lindíssima e não senti a plateia animada. A maioria não parecia ser fã. Eu confesso que não berrei tanto porque eu fiquei encantada. Eu não queria piscar os olhos para não perder nenhum detalhe. E eu só chorava. Quando essa tocou eu senti algo muito diferente. Sentimento de pertencimento. Não sei explicar. Nem me importei por estar há mais de 3h na mesma posição em pé. Galera fumando maconha na minha frente kakakaka já tava era doida
I find it incredible that after more than 30 years, they can still surprise us. This is indeed a masterpiece, a jewel to be listened to with no moderation. Merci !
First time i heard the cure was this song with my uncle a month ago in San Diego, i never cried at a concert till this. Thank you robert your a magician
Robert was already singing about getting old when he was a very young guy (think, for instance, of the song "Sinking" from 1985). Like me, he's always been fascinated about the passing of time, the fragility of life, the hurt, the unknown, and that's what I've always loved about him. Through the years, I've been saying that his songs, especially the ones dealing with the above, would gain in strength and significance as he grew older, and today, indeed, they sound more beautiful and real than ever. I feel blessed to have his music being part of soundtrack of my life.
I agree with you 100 % !! When you look back at your life, relationships, I can still remember where I was ,who I was with while listening to The cures beautiful music..Lots of incredible times growing up in the 80’s..
additionally, what made disintegration so good is because he was turning 30 and wanted to make a masterpiece while he was still young. turns out, age has nothing to do with competence
I was there as well. Great concert, only rivaled by Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here tour. Can’t decide which one was better, both were so f-ing awesome!
This song is sad and beautiful. The Cure is so adept at making the best melodies accompanied by the best lyrics. I've loved their music for 34 years. They came through S.L.C. recently. Wonderful show as always. I think that they have always sounded the best live.
As an 80s kid, I mostly knew of The Cure as that Goth Rock/New Wave band with the weirdo/creepy frontman that had one song I genuinely adored: Lovesong. One day, while killing time at work, I stumbled upon a picture of the band and listened to the song after a few years. It led me to looking up whats considered their best songs. I listened, for the first time, to Pictures Of You, A Forrest and Fascination Street. I was instantly hooked. How did I ignore this brilliant music for so long? Not only that but how did I think so little of Robert Smith? He was not a weirdo but a musical genius. A kindred spirit. Come to find out he was born the same year as my dad (1959) and, unbelievably, that we share a birthday (April 21st). No wonder I connect with him, especially on this song. I started balling when i heard the lyrics. God bless you, Robert. Thanks for the music.
My birthday is 21st April also, thank you 80's kid for appreciating their music. Please go and see them live if you can while you can, I have seen them from Wembley through to Birmingham and Manchester, it will be the best three hours of your life!
@rydalman21 I'm so upset. They passed through NYC this past summer but I couldn't make it. It's on my bucket list (while I still can) to see them live.
I imagine myself falling from space with no parachute, While this song plays until the moment of collapse. I can rest easy knowing it was relapse. A feeling well known. That everyone’s known about me, I take my memories with me with the impact. Like the impact you all have had on me. Rest easy knowing that I always knew I had it coming to me.
Saw The Cure last night in MD. Robert’s voice was incredible. The music was outstanding. There were teenagers and people in their 70s in the crowd. Truly timeless music.
I was 18, just got my books for class and a second hand portfolio, was walking down Thayer street in Providence RI and A Forest was playing in one of the shops. I stopped, walked in, asked who they were listening to and drove to Anne and Hope and bought Seventeen Seconds on cassette. That was 1989 and I have never gotten tired of their music. I never will.
I'm 62 now. I think back to him in his younger days, an amazing artist...seeing him with Bowie at his birthday concert...all the dreams fulfilled throughout the years...and now the dream is almost over, the end of an era is about upon us...happy that I lived it, and at the same time I can't help but feel a little sad.
And I'm outside in the dark Staring at the blood red moon Remembering the hopes and dreams I had And all I had to do And wondering what became of that boy And the world he called his own... I'm outside in the dark Wondering how I got so old It's all gone It's all gone Nothing left of all I loved It all feels wrong It's all gone It's all gone It's all gone No hopes no dreams no world No… I don't belong No… I don't belong here any more It's all gone It's all gone I will lose myself in time It won't be long It's all gone It's all gone It's all gone Left alone with nothing The end of every song Left alone with nothing The end of every song Left alone with nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing
I feel every word of this song... Tears over here.. In 2019 it went bad with my mental health. I'm back now. This song is what I felt in 2019. I'm over the moon to be there 25th this month.. 🖤
Simply stunning. Always. Fan since 85..the Cure are the one constant in my life. My life flashes before my eyes with this song. Everything that could have been, everything that shouldn't have been, everything still waiting to be.
@@luisietesietesimilar. I was 12 and in a very dark place. Their music saved me. I’m 51 now and listen to them often still. They’re one of my top 2 favorites of all time!!
Heard this song for the first time ever at Primevera in Buenos Aires, and it took my breath away. So much so, I shed a tear. Just when you think the great man cant out do himself anymore, he gives us this. Wow. Keep going guys ❤
Un artista unico che non aveva ormai più niente da dimostrare ma la sua grandezza è riuscita ancora a creare un capolavoro sul "tramonto" della carriera 🖤
Rob is a grandmaster of moods. I think this song is another masterpiece of his art but not his waving goodbye… Anyone who has seen him on stage the last years and this tour too has seen a vivid and outgoing performer who just loves being and playing and singing…
Truly a fantastic track from the Cure. His voice is still as good as ever.. Followed the Cure since they started and they are stiil a force to be reckoned with.
Oh my gosh I imagine him writing this song outside his house on his private beach that I visited hoping to magically bump into him. It got me in tears as it sounds like it was written after the loss of his Parents. A very moving masterpiece
Cologne-DE, 22.11.2022 - amazing concert, once-in-life experience. They played this song, no words to describe the atmosphere. "And it's all gone, it's all gone..."
This is one of the greatest song from the cure! Amazing, with a tons of emotions...feeling pur. Dark, light...Angels...will coming! Absolut great "Balade" "Symphonie". Masterpeace! ... absolutly amazing...❤
Un véritable chefs d'oeuvres très torturée par la wah wah de Reeves, une véritable pépite 🖤 je chiale comme un gosse, à chaque fois que je l'écoute. Tout y est dans cette chanson. À 48 ans je me sens toujours aussi fier d'aimer ce groupe, malgré que j'écoute une multitude de choses, The Cure reste ma demeure dans laquelle je reviens toujours.
Amazing song! I have been singing this melody to myself for the past 10 years and it is amazing that The Cure have manifested this song! It is proof that something transcendent exists in this world whether RSX realizes it or not!
Le même sentiment ,tout ce temps passé, la coure d ' école, les premiers amours , les premières musiques. Ou sont toutes ces sensations. Merci Robert pour m' avoir accompagné tout ce temps . Et surtout laisse moi fermer les yeux avant les tiens. Ce serais si triste la vie sans toi .
He entrado en un bucle, no puedo sacar la batería de mi cabeza, he soñado con esta nueva canción, literalmente. Una puta maravilla, gracias the cure por seguir ahí.
Estuve en el concierto y Roberth lloró al momento de entonar esta canción. Yo estaba vacacionando en Croacia y estaba adelante. Fue imposible no derramar lágrimas con este tema y más aún ver llorar a Roberth fue profundamente emocionante, nostáligico, melancólico, especial triste...en fin, una mezcla de emociones. Gracias, gracias!
Robert u couldn't have wrote a better song than this one . This tune is up there with disintegration wow. brilliant guitars. Awesome. Great upload thanks
Pine Knob amphitheater, Michigan. June 13th 2023. One of the greatest days I have ever had. The show was amazing! This song really shook the audience. Beautiful!
Due to the pandemic, I spent a year solving my work arrears. A year in which I neglected my whole life. I've been calmer for a few days. Only now have I discovered that my beloved Cure have created a new job. I got a lump in my throat. It's beautiful. Thanks for sharing
