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Amazing how this song brings out the nostalgic comments. In ’97 I was 32 and in the beginning years of what turned out to be a very fulfilling and rewarding career. Life was good and getting better. This upbeat song added happiness to the soundtrack of my life. Now almost 60, retired and still enjoying all I can. Time goes by so quickly…to young people out there seize the day and cherish all you have. Strive to be happy.
I'm 32 now and 2024 and depressed with past decisions of my life that has reflected my future and I am just trying to contain what is outta my control 😢
@@SlytherinStoner I am sorry to hear this, and I hope you are getting compassionate help. One thing I do know is that things in our lives change, and they can change very quickly. Hope is extremely important and you should not give up hope that for you things will change for the better. The future is not written in stone. I don’t know what you’re dealing with, but I wish you all the best.
@@maestroCanuck que bueno que hayas vivido los '80 y '90, épocas que eran esperanzadoras, con muchas expectativas en el futuro. Lamentablemente el mundo empeoró en algunos aspectos, pero como bien dices "el futuro no esta escrito en piedra" y debemos mantener la esperanza cada dia. Saludos desde Argentina!
@@footclanargentina Hello Argentina! I have visited your beautiful country twice and I love it and I love the warm, friendly and hospitable Argentinian people. I agree, many things have got worse over the past few decades, but I always hope that change will come and I know things can get better too. Greetings from Canada!
wow man congrats so awesome to hear couples who got together in late 90s and still together. i was 15yr old in 97 and 1996 thru 2002 were best yrs of my life man. what i would give to return to that world pre 9/11. as u know 911 ruined america. i see life pre 911 and post 911. back to the innocent days of the late 1990 brother. hope u guys are doing well!
11 years old freshly arrived from Mexico,riding the American school bus to elementary, young white girl driving the bus would always put this song on e we got going, pure bliss
This song reminds me of my beautiful daughter..she was in her late teens when this song came out. She's married now with a sweet daughter of her own. Beautiful song...Priceless memories! 💓💓
17/18 in 97 here too. My soul longs for those bygone days too. I did indeed peak at high school, and yes it is… sad. (Well you gotta be able to handle the truth). 😅
I was 16 working at a movie theatre when She's All That came out. Loved RLC, loved this song, miss the 90s. You really don't know what you got til it's gone.
This song reminds of me 'The Parent Trap' movie of '98 I think you are referring to the 'Kiss me' song by the same band, nevertheless the 90's where the best era to be alive, I'm glad i live through it as a kid.
@@danieljames1852 I *loved* "So I Married an Ax Murderer"! I haven't watched it in ages. It will be tough, me and my first wife watched that several times, had it on VHS.
The singer is like an angel. She is one of the most *BEAUTIFUL* creature I have ever seen in my life, had a crush on her since then... Love 90's forever...
I don't care what people say this song is or isn't about. It always reminds me of someone in particular, someone I can't stop myself thinking about all the time. There she goes. There she goes again, racing through my brain. 🤯😥
I don’t know why but I’ve always been really fascinated with innocent sounding female singers. There’s a certain purity to the way six pence, abba, michelle branch, etc all sound that’s just comforting to listen to.
@Snatcher Claus offense was obviously intended being if you're talking about pro choice then I wouldn't agree with you, not all conservatives are Christian and not all liberals aren't sinning or supporting a cause that may be son doesn't mean satanic if I'm correct (though not 100% sure) actual Satanism is about being one with nature and not being pro death and everything good.
@Snatcher Claus you haven't supported you're reason for calling the left satanist though I could say the same about the right and how they are exploiting the religion of people less fortunate than them and pandering for votes to get more power whereas in the last couple of years I haven't seen the left doing the same
I was a baby, meaning a tween, when this came out, and my brother convinced me this was about me.. oh, to love who I am like that again? I both thank him and wish he was still here to make me like myself again.. ❤
@@Boredoutofmywits You’re using quote marks for something I didn’t say? It’s a great cover from the 90s, of a great song made in the 80s. Either agree or disagree.
In '97 I was 35 years old and I remember this song like it was yesterday! Now my geezer butt is 62 and I found out that I love this song even more now!! OMG, the memories! 😲😊❤️
@@stldweller Cool, I'll bet you have many memories attached to this song!!! Rock on baby and enjoy your music and your life!! Love and light to you always!!!!❤❤❤😊
There she goes There she goes again Racing through my brain And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes There she goes again Pulsing through my veins And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes again (There she goes again) Racing through my brain (There she goes) And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes There she goes again She calls my name Holds my brain And no one else could heal my pain And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (She calls my name) There she goes again (She calls my name) Chasing down my lane (She calls my name) And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes
I never heared of this song before, and one morning I woke up with this melody stuck in my mind, and I thought so hard which song it is and couldn't figure it out, I downloaded soundhound and sing to it, and that's how I found this song and this band, it was one of the most beautiful experience, I still don't know how that happened.
You might as well then check this song "Delerium Ft. Leigh Nash - Innocente (Falling in Love) (DJ Tiësto Remix)" - 20 years later and I still get shivers from listening how beutiful and mesmerizing voice is!
There's really nothing like the feeling of hearing a song that you really liked back in the day all these years laters. I mean a lot of people discover these songs down the line. But if you liked it back then, then you hear it now, the nostalgia hits different. (If that made sense.)😅
Oh that makes perfect sense. I will always remember the girl that would pulse through my veins every time I heard this song (Also Kiss Me by the same artist) She, of course, didn't feel the same way for me. This song brings all that back, but being married now, and with all those years behind me, it's only the sweet nostalgia that remains. (Along the with "This feeling that remains", of course!😊)
The lead singer in one of those rare women whose beauty is transcendent, whose half-moon eyes exude unbridled joy, whose voice is of the angels, and whose smile is an intoxicant that lifts one into the clouds and the heavens beyond.
@@googlechicken Doesn't make it any less beautiful. A lot of music about drug addiction is expertly crafted and emotionally moving. A handful of songs by Falling in Reverse. Master of puppets Metallica, CG kid Hungry Ghost, and many Juice Wrld songs.
@@googlechicken the band that originally wrote this song says it's not about heroin, and this version is by a Christian rock band, so it would be kind of inappropriate for them. It seems that some people took the metaphorical lines about "racing through my veins" a little too literally.
@@HockeyVictory66 I lived through the entirety of both decades, so I think I have a pretty good idea of what each decade was about. I don't believe you can make a strong argument that one was substantially better than the other. It would end up being personal opinion. Both decades were awesome, but for different reasons, and let's just leave it at that. If you prefer the 80's over the 90's, that's perfectly ok. I'm not gonna hate on anyone for having a personal preference. More power to you if you enjoyed the 80's more. But one thing is for certain, one is NOT substantially better than the other. They are roughly equivalent in my mind (but for different reasons).
Better. The Soviets were gone, the nuclear threat was gone, and we all thought everything would finally be alright. Peace on earth. Edit: also crime went way down, AIDS went from world ending plague to a bad case of diabetes, and in the culture war it was a sweet spot between the decade of Dominion Theology and New Atheism.
I remember them both so fondly. Cultural treasure trove compared to the woke garbage heap of today. I feel so sorry for today's kids. Growing up in a barren wasteland of cultural mediocrity.
Love hearing all the stories and memories. Heard this song when I was much younger. Proposed to my future wife a few months back with this song in the background. Lasting memories and future stories to tell the kids…
*One of those rare songs that broke the genre barrier. It didn't matter if you were a rocker, country fan, rap fan, etc. Everyone liked this song.* . . 👇 *Hope everyone finds inner peace* ❤
There she goes There she goes again Racing through my brain And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she blows There she blows again Pulsing through my veins And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes again (There she goes again) Racing through my brain (There she goes) And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes There she goes again She calls my name She pulls my train No one else could heal my pain And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (She calls my name) There she goes again (She calls my name) Chasing down my lane (She calls my name) And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes There she goes There she goes again Racing through my brain And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes There she goes again Pulsing through my veins And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes again (There she goes again) Racing through my brain (There she goes) And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes There she goes again She calls my name She pulls my train No one else could heal my pain And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (She calls my name) There she goes again (She calls my name) Chasing down my lane (She calls my name) And I just can't contain This feeling that remains There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes (There she goes again) There she goes
So when is this silly calendar thing going to stop? We are all listening this during this lockdown, a lot of people are here during this 2020 for obvious reasons. Sadly there are thousands of kids with mental problems posting and posting the same comment over and over again, this has gone as bad as the Coronavirus. What's next: the "nobody..." comment or the "hold my beer" joke?
@@DaveSwayer Hello! My comment was impliedly saying how this song can be so timeless even if it's August 2020. Also, as a health practitioner myself, I am all aware of what is going on and kindly use the word 'mental problem' on its right context. I am sorry if this comment caused you so much.
Damn. 90s had some kind of mystery. Some kind of hope for the better future. New inventions , new styles, Nirvana , pokemon , ps1 . I don't know how to describe.
I hated the 90s...then things went worse from there. The joy and innocence of the 60s, 70s, and 80s pretty much died in the 90s. I'm sorry you missed it.
I re-watch Se7en, Reality Bites, Heat, and The Usual Suspects every now and then; wear Air Jordans and Grant Hills from the 90s, drive a well-maintained 1994 Sentra, and listen to 90s music on almost a daily basis. 90s to me is just epic and I’ll never get over it.
@@Tipzyyyyou're drunk again, Tipzzy Troll. So drunk you can't even construct a sentence properly. Just another toxic, mindless jerk messing with someone who wished no harm. That's so 2020s of you. Goodbye.
+Susan Shipman Holy fuck you have like the same profile picture as me in reverse. I saw your comment at the top and was like I don't remember ever being her let alone writing that and then I noticed it wasn't me.... Just freaked me out a little.
This song was released back in '97, and here in Dec. 2019 I'm watching the music video for the first time ever. Didn't expect to see Adam Goldberg from Dazed & Confused in it!
I was born in 1997, but everytime i heard 90’s songs i feel like i born too late like 10 years or more, i wanted to feel whats it like to be teenager in 90’s
I know what u mean, I was lucky enough to enjoy the 90s as a teenager.. be surrounded by the songs, experience fallen in love and get crushed. I wish everybody had the chance to experience the 80s and the 90s like I did, two of the best decade ever!
You should really try the songs of the 80's and perhaps the seventies. My Daughter was born in 1995 and she wished she could have lived through the 80's with all the great music. So I know where you are coming from.
1997, I was 7 years old living in Aussie, Armidale, NSW. Great memories. I'm now married 34 years old, have 4 beautiful kids and a loving wife. Miss the 90s.
That unmistakable 90s - and early 2000s - vibe. No social media, no Tinder and what have you - when humanity decayed and that vacuous vanity took over.
Once in a while, I go back to this song! It made me quit my job in Belgium late 90's to Join a Boston grunge band for several years /insane years of recklessness. Met my future wife before moving back to Belgium. Hearing this song makes me wonder how, why music can push you to do amazing stuff?! When I explain this story to my son while we're listening to this! He just shrugs! & say " you are crazy!" (Tim Boston)
There she goes again Racing through' my brain And I just can't contain This feelin' that remains Pulsing through my vein She calls my name, pulls my train No one else could heal my pain But Chasing down my lane
Amo esta canción, porque cuando entré a trabajar en McDonald’s en 2015 la colocaban en el restaurante. Fueron días hermosos que siempre llevaré en el corazón.❤
