Sunday morning
Brings the dawn in
It's just a restless feeling
By my side

Early dawning
Sunday morning
It's just the wasted years
So close behind

Watch out, the world's behind you
There's always someone around you
Who will call
It's nothing at all

Sunday morning
And I'm falling
I've got a feeling
I don't want to know

Early dawning
Sunday morning
It's all the streets you've crossed
Not so long ago

Watch out, the world's behind you
There's always someone around you
Who will call
It's nothing at all

Watch out, the world's behind you
There's always someone around you
Who will call
It's nothing at all

Sunday morning
Sunday morning
Sunday morning
Sunday morning

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: John Cale, Lou Reed

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Andrés Cortés

5y↑638

Sunday morning
Praise the dawning
It's just a restless feeling
By my side
Early dawning
Sunday morning

It's all the wasted years
So close behind
Watch out the world's behind you
There's always someone around you
Who will call
It's nothing at all
Sunday morning
And I'm falling
I've got a feeling
I don't want to know
Early dawning
Sunday morning
It's all the streets you've crossed
Not so long ago
Watch out the world's behind you
There's always someone around you
Who will call
It's nothing at all
Watch out the world's behind you
There's always someone around you
Who will call
It's nothing at all
Sunday morning

비정한세상

2y↑14

All comments from YouTube:

itsrainingmelons

38w↑1.2K

Rebelliously listening to this on a Wednesday morning

The 2nd Coming

Already know💆🏽‍♂️

Brandon Badmocassin

4w↑1

Shoot. I'm listening to it on a Thursday afternoon

The 3rd rock

lol very rebel is monday

Jokin Zabala

Sunday night

Snow Storm

Listening on a Sunday night😎🌚

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User 5748

4y↑2.9K

Remember, this is over 50 years old.

Mireille Discher

10w

Coolguy 445 good point,well made

Coolguy 445

11w

@Valtin I believe 60 is over 50

Josh Brown

12w

I didn’t want to remember that but cheers

Michal Nigut

12w↑1

And? Still a masterpiece

Lolwass Ss

12w

Old enough

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M Pisu

5y↑1.6K

I love this video. It's kinda Van Gogh mixed with Klimt.

memeco50

11w

Van Gogh mixed with Kermit the frog ha?

Savosia

23w

*It's kinda Van Gogh mixed with Klimt mixed with lots and lots of DMT

Kotsonne

33w↑1

or just an acid trip

Kirk Stephens

34w

This video reminds me of a good mushroom trip 😁👍

JohnnyX

35w

Not kinda, that's exactly how it is bro'! 🤟

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Tran Hoang Hieu

5y↑1.2K

I like Lou Reed and the Velvet but i still can't see why people call them punk band. It's more like experimental rock

Otto Didakt

8w↑1

all depends how you define Punk, for me it's more a state of mind and rebellious culture than any particular music sound, so yeah the VU fit in the Punk scene for me

UrbanWarrior

@memeco50 meh

memeco50

@UrbanWarrior is

UrbanWarrior

isnt that what Punk was....?

IggyPelman

Lou Reed was often referred to as the godfather of punk back when punk rock was a thing.

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Russell Beckley

1y↑528

The Velvet Underground stole its sound from every band that came later.

Pim van der Kleij

Watch out! The world's behind you!

Hareka Tysiri

10w↑1

@lucasoares it's like sarcasm, irony, type of thing. When one thing is said but the meaning is not explicit. Idk what exactly it is called cause my first language is not english although i major in english 🤡 but you get the point right

S M

10w

@Hareka Tysiri 🤣🙌

jaymogamy

19w

I'll attest to that. JfromOH

GLiDER -Boston Rock

19w↑1

Exactly, what's not to understand?

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Erik Lindgren

5y↑2K

One of the first times I had been high, I was riding in a car with a few of my friends. One of them played this song while we were driving towards the sunset and I'll never forget how it looked. The sky was golden around the sun. The rest of the sky was a beautiful, rich pink. It was one of the most breathtaking things I've ever seen. We all stopped talking and laughing, we just watched in silence, completely mesmerized by the sky. I can't think of another moment in my life where I've experienced such a strong feeling of pleasure. I'll always remember this song and that moment.

Edit: I realized it sounds better if you focus in on the bass. Enjoy.

Also, while I'm here: My Sweet Lord when you're high is a spiritual experience and I would highly recommend it (or any George Harrison really).

Hug Bug

10w

@Lisa del Paramo He's referring to LSD!

Jamie Wilson

12w

luckily that beautiful positive life experience didn't get you thrown in a cage for a decade of your life.

Kamal Pun

14w

Good taste of musics man

rorybone100

20w

I like to listen to this on a Sunday morning after a heavy Saturday night, it just does the trick when you have a thick head.
One of the best moments in a car for me was taking a bunch of kids home from a nightclub (I'm a taxi driver, and they were going several miles out to the country). They'd been listening to bullshit club music all night, just as we were getting out of town a thick fog came down an The Doors' LA Woman kicked in on my stereo. The atmosphere was electric and they all got so into it they were demanding I play it again. Was never happier or more satisfied in my work to introduce a younger generation to some real music.

celestial trompa

20w

@Lucretciela beautiful story 🖤 fate brought you two together 🖤

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honest john

2y↑505

Now that I'm getting a bit old, I have difficulty remembering what day it is. As I'm brushing my teeth & getting dressed, on Sunday I play this. For the rest of the day I'm humming it ( it's an earworm ) and I know what day it is. Monday is the Boomtown Rats or the Bangles, on Tuesday the Stones play `Ruby Tuesday`, and so on.

Remember this for when you need it.

Fi Brown

22w↑1

@niccoboa I do Waterloo Sunset by The Kinks as has Friday in the lyrics rather than the title.

Shudhanshu Shekhar Mishra

26w

@just another fish in bikini bottom Its just as if our brains are getting polluted as the nature and world's environment get worse. See how we have significantly less no. of geniuses in our generation compared to the older days. They might say whatever they want but i feel like the end is near for us. We can't go on being this much handicapped.

Golden Orchid

34w

you're cool

just another fish in bikini bottom

1y↑11

i don't think age is the reason, haha. i'm 15 but i also forget what day it is everyday, so don't worry sir

Javier Polo

1y↑1

Sunday afternoon in the park by Van Halen is pretty cool as well

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Sapna Solanki

5y↑745

I had a math test today and didn't sleep the whole night . having an awful headache but this is so soothing to listen to

Heauton Timorumenos

@DAGAZ Project Me too!

RUJAN ŠVENDA

3y↑2

im going on math test today hahaha, also chillin before the test

DAGAZ Project

3y↑22

I literally read 'meth' test.

Gulnar Rzayeva

what about math test?

MrCatoonhi

Sapna Solanki boards eh

Andrés Cortés

5y↑638

Domani Bell

18w

Thanks 🙏

dooby

20w

@Irene Camargo Macedo no

Irene Camargo Macedo

1y↑3

wrong

Jacked Toe Productions

3y↑5

hey thanks!

Zack Zallie

12w↑37

Every Beach House song owes a lot to Sunday Morning.

Seth Leoric

2y↑142

It's weird to think that this is so old that some members of the band have died of old age, and it sounds like it was made in the 90s or 2000s

fun ko

11w

Not at all. The 2000’s were awful for music

Lastname First

27w↑2

@Lil Miss Rock Chick fell off her bike while on her way to buy heroin (according to her son)

Lil Miss Rock Chick

30w↑1

Poor Nico died after she fell off her bike

Sakon Butthead

43w

@Ryan Poggioli sterling :(

Ryan Poggioli

44w↑2

Sterling Morrison most definitely did not die of old age though. The poor guy was only 53 when he passed away in '95 from cancer.

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User 5748

5y↑109

This is great! They should upload other tracks with such accompanying videos as well, for tracks such as "Femme Fatale" and "Heroin".

Unknown Horse!

10w

All velvet underground & nico.

Graeme Kornicki

17w

Hard to believe this is the same band that did venus in furs.

Lastname First

27w

Ah yes. Heroin a cheerful little tune

Lod Byai

3y↑1

I see you in comment section of every radiohead video

The Flaps

4y↑1

Shammo Hamid or just upload the damn songs in general

Ciclopea2

5y↑166

The video reflects those times more than the band, it's so thoughtful tho, and such a sweet and at the same time kinda dark song, a classic, i love it!

William Magee

It’s a rather psychedelic track so it does fit this song pretty well

Emma Goldman

heroin.....high.......walking through another day high........think about it.............and listen to the words.............

??

Also, I saw some comments adjudging this song is hippieyish. I don’t believe that’s true, this song, and the band itself, are the exact opposite of the subordinated —to the system— ideosyncrasy of the hippies. This song reflects a critical view far from one any hippie in that era had.

??

Giulia Santanchè loves Loki and Marvel Your interpretation regarding drugs is entirely subjective. The only thing one can acknowledge of the song’s content is that someone, someday, feels a subtle pain and anguish, but the entire environment just distracts him from that inner reality, and that deep pain is the result of many wasted years. So, in that sense, the song’s sort of tenderness or fondness people recall as innocent is more a narcotic. So, as he falls down in the day and in himself, in his life, don’t being able of realising his mistake, just intuiting it in an almost subterranean way, because of the pain that causes to him, the song becomes more distorted, to say it in a way, revealing the real nature of the melody, being a depressive state of mind. I like to think that the song develops along an entire day that occurs rather fast, not being him able of having a grasp of anything. The Velvet Underground —specially Lou Reed as he was the songwriter— explored the decadence in almost all their songs. For me, this song is genius.

Giulia Santanché

2y↑2

Yes it's quite dark.
It's about a young man that likes going out at night , to drink and take drugs , but after a while he understands that he has thrown away the best days of his life.

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Douglas McMullin

5y↑25

I bought this album in 1967 and still have it, One of the greats from a time missed for many!
Doug McMullin

IggyPelman

@Hug Bug Perhaps if it was still in the shrink wrap. lol

Hug Bug

13w↑1

Yo! Bought in 1967! Worth some moola dude.WOW! Not telling you to sell it! Keep as a hard to get classic!

Hug Bug

14w↑1

Got that spacy haunting pysch melody. Song is very characteristic of the 66-67 flower power hippy times.This might of been recorded early - late 66. I did hear it in spring of 67 , right before Monterey. Actually, it kind of sounds a little like the Mamas and Papas.
My friends sister , a hippy by 65-66 had this record, or album, summer of 67. 67 summer of love.
Sunday Morning was a befitting song for that time period. Heroin usage in 67 was ever imcreasing, evan amongst the hippies; it wasn't just acid, shrooms, and pot. Heroin, cocaine, and meth were making strong headway into society!
1967 things were getting interesting. It's all Vietnam era.

Hug Bug

14w↑1

Just out of curiosity when in 67 did you by it? Not bieng sarcastic but curious.

Eduardo Mota

18w

Douglas McMullin yes, Douglas McMullin.

Luke Moon

37w↑3

Never once tried Heroin (and never will) though this song always takes me back to when I was entering addiction to cocaine about 10 years ago (managed to dodge the habit for about 6 years now)............I'd often play this the day after a heavy weekend binge from the night before in my bedroom (alone at that!)........the next day I'd feel like I was floating in a comfy bubble of 'Iv had my fillness' and this was one of those songs that completely went with it (though I didn't realise at the time how much of a hole I was sinking into........that I'm glad to say I finally climbed out of)..........its surprising how that amount of addicts get into Velvet Underground during addiction.

PodunkPunk

5y↑838

THIS WAS SO UNEXCPECTED, I HAVE NEVER CLICKED FASTER ON A VIDEO THAN ON THIS SUNDAY MORNING

Rusty Leisure

murraymgmt ? ? I believe millennial think they know what the question is before answering.

Rusty Leisure

Ask about the Cale because on the song Cocaine, it says JJ Cale. Not this song. Question was are JJ & JOHN the same Cales.. BECAUSE I SEEN THAT JJ CALE WROTE COCAINE. WANTED TO KNOW IF HE WAS THE SAME CALE.

Steve H

Rusty Leisure No. two different Mr Cale's

Rusty Leisure

PodunkPunk is John cale, JJ Cale?

Jacked Toe Productions

seriously

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mway

1y↑54

" It's nothing at all ". Possibly the saddest, fact-framing-beauty that can ever occur in the English language.

George Fijjin

1y↑3

This is so beautiful. It makes me want to cry.

glodoosie

3y↑41

My ex showed me this song when we first met, so ironic, nostalgic and sad now.

Auri

48w↑1

Hope you're feeling better now and can enjoy the music for the sake of the music and not connect it to painful memories

Brech van der Marel

4w↑1

This video is so beautiful with the music! I'm in tears.Thank you!

peter scott

4w↑1

Who would've thought a song about needing some skag would be so chilled.

nababben

1y↑12

The first time I heard this song it was in an old Italian advert on tv about 16 years ago. By now, every time I hear this song I always burst into tears. I don't even know why, I just can't help it.

Hug Bug

@yagots2feelit Song came out mid april 1967 ! Psychedelic song for sure .
My friends hippy sister had this album , or 45 , way back then . Sad that his brother was sent to Vietnam much later that year !

yagots2feelit

The first time I heard this song is just now.

Hug Bug

14w↑1

It deals with the truth of that time ehen drug use was becoming rampant. Heroin was the real reality of drugs being used by 67. It wasn't just psychedelics, but opiates were also gaining in drug use.
It's sad but beautifull tune. Just like smack! It makes a person feel heavenly until the withdrawal symptoms start; then it's hell!

rorybone100

1y↑1

Its because its heartbreakingly beautiful.

BlownUpFishnChips

44w↑31

This could be the perfect film intro and Oh! Sweet Nuthin' as the ending theme.

Abhisek Das

18w↑1

You are right..it is used in Halston, Netflix.

Elliot Anderson

19w↑5

Their first song, and their last song. What a discography

Brad75

4w↑1

A perfect song from a perfect band.

Nipple Sucker Mother Trucker

3y↑10

My favorite song from this amazing album. So relaxing to listen to.

Cristhian Bermudez

5y↑1

wow que genial que lo hicieran vale la pena volver a escuchar a Lou

D.K. White

17w↑2

First heard this in Rock Poetry Class, their most melodic song & it should have been a hit, but definitely ahead of it's time, & Nico's alto is unique in itself!

AnUnknownNebula

13w↑11

it hurts knowing that lou reed died on a sunday morning.

Lou Reed

I'm dead, but my spirit is free.

Mat’ t

11w↑2

It’s like when David Bowie died on a Sunday a couple of days after releasing an album that goes “Where the fuck did Monday go?”

A A

Easily one of the best songs ever made.

Alexander

4y↑2

saludos desde peru. me encanta esta cancion y este album!

Dirk Feische

This song is such a strange beauty! I love it so much!
Nothing comes close nowdays.

José Manuel Costa

A canção das minhas ressacas depois de o fim semana ter começado na sexta...

Pete Squire

1y↑2

hauntingly evocative; salutations for Nico

Robert J. Williamson

20w↑8

My teen years were in the 80s but I always loved the music of the 60s and the fact young people really believed they could create a more loving world. They were of course wrong because the human race is deeply flawed. But it must have been a great time to be young.

Robert J. Williamson

@jack meeellleee - I was only making a simple comment about experiencing that optimism of the age believed by many young people in the USA at that time but even clearly stated in my short comment that I didn't consider that to be a true depiction of the world at that time and said: "They were, of course, wrong because the human race is deeply flawed."
So if I commented that it must have been amazing to be at the fall of the Berlin Wall and share in the excitement and optimism for the future that doesn't suggest I think everyone's life and the world was filled with candy canes and gummy bears.
I understand what you are saying but you are honestly reading far too much into my comment. I meant I'd love to experience it for a moment and was not suggesting it was an era without many problems.

jack meeellleee

@Robert J. Williamson My point is that the individual young person will experience the world based on the specific circumstances of that young person's life. There may be general tendencies in society in addition to a lot of distorted or exaggerated public relations and media portrayals of a time period, social trend or group of people. Many people grew up in the sixties and seventies and experienced oppression and prejudice, poverty, homophobia and a lack of understanding and support. Addiction and abusive situations were also a problem in those days. I know I am older and remember the times. The music and the hippie values were ideals that were often not lived up to. I do not look at the sixties with rose colored glasses. It was not easy back then there was violence and strife and a lot more prejudice of all kinds.

Robert J. Williamson

@jack meeellleee - I understand what you mean and partly agree it is up to the individual to make the most of their youth. However, you then contradict your own point by saying in the 80s young people didn't have to worry about Vietnam.
Well, it is then also true that the spirit of the time, the music and the creative feeling in the youth can make it a more inspirational time to be young.
The 1960s was a time remembered for incredible music, incredible fashions, art and sexual liberation. I picked up on the fact many young people felt they could change the world and simply said it must have been interesting to experience that.
Actually, I travelled across eastern Europe and Russia after the Berlin Wall fell, so did sort of experience that optimism for change in a different way.

Hug Bug

@jack meeellleee I think your right , but the music back I can relare more than of a youth with in the past 40 years!
The music of 2 day is adequate for the youth , or whoever , is listening to it. To me it reminiscent of a time that was interestingly crazy, the 60s were !
Some kids I had got them to listen to The Beattles , Rolling Stones , Animals , Yard birds , Human Expression , Castaways , Hay Market Riot , the Tides In , We the People , Byrds , Chocolate Watch Band , The Krels , The Ides , Lou Reed , Jimmy Hendrix , Jefferson Airplane , Standels , The Who , Led Zepplin , Cream , James Brown , Beach Boys , Motown, etc.

jack meeellleee

8w↑1

I think there is no particular era when it was generally great to be young. The specific context of the young individual whether in the hippie era or today or whenever is what determines how great a time it is to be young. It has nothing to do with the period of time but everything to do with how the young persons world is put together. But at least in the eighties you did not have to worry about being sent to fight in Vietnam against your will.

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Kimberly Charchenko

3y↑6

I love the art you've chosen for this video. This was the first song my son and I listened to together after he was born. It was already such a special song to me but sharing that moment it has turned into so much more. Props.

Len Drury

9w↑2

Everytime I listen to this song i like it more

Jon Whitfield

2y↑10

I love the way Lou Reed sings this song. It's so delicate.

MO BLUE

2y↑1

Revealing Storm Lou sang on this with Nico on backing vocals

Jonathan Whitfield

2y↑1

@Revealing Storm that's definitely Lou Reed

Daniel Serpe

2y↑3

Nico sings this song. Not Lou Reed :)

Pablo escabar third

2y↑3

Love this. Trancey vibe. Lovely melody. I could wake up to that every Sunday morning. Nico died to young she was beautiful looking.

Professor Mause

37w

There IS ring-tone creators for your phone....so you cold.....

Emmanuel Dupont

4y↑3

That and "I am sticking with you" are the essence of the velvet. So gentle considering their reputation but all stuff from the velvet (and a lot of other bands from these days) is awesome. I regret so much this time. No comparison with now. I actually stopped following the new stuff because so few things are worth listening to.

regi

2y↑35

When i had a problem i always listen to this.
It's nothing at all

sunsetman22

12w↑1

ironically enough, this song is supposed to be about paranoia

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

32w↑2

It's actually Sunday morning now. What a great tune to start off the day.

CLC 3111

37w↑3

This entire album is such a work of art it is astounding to say the least. That jaded city vibe with that rugged addict aura. Mind you this was 1967 they made this!... NOTHING was as raw and brazen as this group putting these songs out at a time where that taboo nature and drugs were completely hush hush. These guys were pure geniuses. I am convinced they were one of the ones who started punk rock and allot of other genre’s

Hug Bug

14w↑1

The original psych!

C M

4y↑1

Lou Reed's vocals compliment the music and vice versa so beautifully.

Matt Knudsen

I never really knew the meaning of the song, But I always took it as my "After the binge" song... It just has that feel of when you wake up and have no idea what is going on... But, it's sunnnnday morning....

ΩMEGA MECHAN1C

TUVEVO this is incredible. James Eads whoever you are your artwork and video for this beautiful haunting iconic song is pure audiovisual alchemy. I am in awe.

Gwyn English Nielsen

8w↑1

The Velvet Underground and Andy Warhol definitely go together. They were signs of the time.

Alpha ZHEE

1y↑3

Love this song, Nico & The Velvet underground ❤

GrazZ

30w↑1

Just found it and... I already love it!

Martin Cruz C.

33w↑1

Sunday Morning has a GREAT ballad melody, providing a unique atmosphere of melancholy and repose, a 🎸 solo that must be the most competent musical moment on the record, and some pretty arrangements with celesta or glockenspiel.

Blazersaint

18w

Just brilliant. Especially the way the song lyrically shifts from first person to second person seamlessly.

Paul Arora

How songs change from a wild youth, love the this as been put together...

Lost In Music

Love this album !

JOSE VINICIO DE OLIVEIRA

24w

Muito da hora este som!

Shyah

33w↑1

how do you bring a feeling to life through a song like this?

Lorenzo Boselli

1y↑3

this is one of the most relaxing things ever

tony lion

15w↑4

bienvenidos a otra entrega de ... cartitas bananeras!

Shiraj Sharma

4y↑1

Rest in peace Reed thank you for giving us TVU

L0r3n2

5y↑2

great song, great album even today this sounds timeless

Hug Bug

14w

I was 9 years old when this haunting harmonic song came out. My friends 15 year old hippy sister had this album in april 67. Great trippy tune for acid heads and dipping out smack heads! Heroin was big in psychedelia too.
Remember watching the Saint with Rodger Moore. There's an episode dealing with heroin smuggling in which the Saint breaks up. Must of came out in late 67.

Silene Silva

3y↑4

Domingo de manhã ...cuidado pode bater uma paranóia ....grande música !!!

Hippie DI

41w

Amo esta canción🌈❤🤩🤍☮✌🌈

alan brayne

2y↑1

What a fantastic band the Velvets were. The prettiness of this on one hand and Heroin and Waiting for the Man on the other.

Jesus Christ

4y↑3

The song itself doesn't seem to be about psychedelics, yet the video is pure acid. Does it match tho, strangely, yes it does

Emilio Montoro Morejudo

12w↑11

Vuelvo a nacer cuando escucho este pedazo de tema

aprendizmetalero 666

Las cartitas bananeras 😏😏

memeco50

11w

de tema OK. No debo de ir antes de mi.

Andrea Prodan

2y↑2

Lou passed away from us on a Sunday morning. He wrote his own 're-connecting to the Cosmos' song so many years before.

quang nguyen

34w↑9

This song is my treasure. I've shared all of my favorite songs with my friends but this. It feels like saving a corner of my soul to me only.

비정한세상

2y↑14

C Synch

3y↑5

Think Brian Eno said it best about VUs first seminal release, this wasn't a commercial release, it sold maybe 30k it's first few years, but everyone one of these went out and started a band. When something gives you the onus to go do something and it did for so many, it's influence is inexorable.

Edgar Alan

Such a good time to be alive...

glenda melo

4y↑2

essa musica e tão linda💗💗

Patrick vinicius Nicastro

33w

😍😍❤❤🌹🌹😊😊😇😇😘😘🍃🍃💝💝

Silvirgo the great

8w↑1

What a beautiful Sunday Morning it is

Julia Ruiz

4y↑2

Discovered this song on a sunday morning. Soul warming

Runebe Araks

Nice art to go along with it as well, definitely fitting with the VUs sound

Ji Lima

Esse clipe me dá uma vibe boa 💕

Enzo Quispe

4y↑2

Temon , suban el disco completo por favorrrr !!!!

Judy Neville

Timeless...the Velvets were so ahead of the game...and I love Nicos solo work

Kalki

OMGGGGGGG! I LOVE that they brought this back, absolutely brilliant song! :D

Partially Hydrogenated Safflower Oil

44w↑1

I'm gonna try to make it my goal to wake up to this song every morning for my mental health. Hopefully it'll remind me to start the day with a meditation. Wish me luck please? Thank you. Happy holidays to anyone else listening to this underrated gem in 2020. Peace and love.

John Robertson

Gotta love this , then the album..i was 9 , so missed this

Andrea Prodan

2y↑2

Boy...you can tell Brian Eno just LOOOOOVED the Velvets!

Joe Nicholls

Cool video, one of the greatest albums of all time. Starts with this ends with European Son, contrast is quite something

Seonguk Baek

4y↑1

It's really interesting that the most psychedelic band in the world-the Velvet underground-could make this kind of sweet melody.

birri-birri kay

5y↑1

I've been waiting for this and it came almost on a Sunday Morning; made my day

Esther

4y↑65

i discoverd this song on a sunday

violeta .fatale

47w↑2

im 3 years later than you but i just realised it's sunday as i read your comment :)

Tygo Van Der Meyden

52w↑1

Same, discovered it rn

Hollis Brown

1y↑1

Same here, right now in fact. 👍😎

Blonded Papi

2y↑2

I listened to this in whole on a Sunday!

bindagee

4y↑3

Me too!

A y u s h

It's been a year since I first got into TVU & Nico. I still can't get over the fact that this is >50 years old. So ahead of it's time.

Also I LOVE YOU NICO <3

tom jr

5y↑5

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
I LOVE THIS SONG

Abbie Crawford

4y↑1

this has always been a beautiful song

Luan Almeida

2y↑2

Essa musica costumava me provocar sorrisos expontâneos de intensa euforia e gratidão por me remeter a uma pessoa especial que conheci um ano atrás.
Hoje, apenas consigo ouvi-la em momentos de nostalgia e remorso pelos dias que se foram, sem que eu possa fazer nada sobre.
Sinto sua falta, Desanuviar
Espero que esteja tudo bem com você.

Kassidy Lingenfelter

5y↑1

Lovely song, great album. Bought my copy last summer, terrific for walks in the woods.

Cassandra Canales Cruz

3y↑5

El vídeo y la canción queda muy bien para un viaje acompañado con LSD 😻

daniela ceccarelli

5y↑29

sempre bellissima!

fwlpe

finalmeeente essa música no yt, mano <3

Wayne Searle

Always the black sheep, and here I am on a Saturday listening to this , always the rebel

Ham Food

4y↑1

this song and video fills me with so much warmth ~

Gabriel M

tenho apenas 18 anos e me orgulho de gostar de tantas musicas boas da decada de 60 , Velvet underground é uma grande banda

Andrew Robinson

For some reason this song has always made me remember consuming a gutbusterbigboy is an all night cafe in Brighton in the early 80s.

Hyde Park Director

2y↑2

Just for the record, Nico does not appear on this track...although supposedly she was scheduled to sing it (as she did with most of the record's ballad-y material), but Lou got to the studio first (according to sources in the know) and made sure he did this one. He probably figured three tunes were enough for this Teutonic upstart whom Andy was foisting on the band. That didn't stop him from falling in love with her, of course, or perhaps more accurately, in "love/hate" with her. Anyway, this prominently featured tune (it opens the album) along with "Here She Comes Now" from WHITE LIGHT/WHITE HEAT helped pave the way (and prepare listeners) for the softer side of Lou Reed which would come most clearly into focus on album #3.

Ricardo Jose Sanchez Reig

Gran canción de Velvet underground

Larissa

love this song! miss velvet underground with all my heart ❤

Jill Dinardo

3y↑1

Such a sweet song of innocence,thanx for this beautiful share,my friend.

Ratón Mágico

5y↑1K

This video looks like something made for a hippie psychedelic band, not for The Velvet Underground.

Hug Bug

13w

@schriftsteller100 Ha! Smack to!

Hug Bug

13w

@fivedriedgramsinsilence More of a punk psych band.

Hug Bug

13w

@Bob The Pumpkin 100% correct!

Hug Bug

13w

@johnnyscifi Yeah, they reall depict the 60s realistically!

Hug Bug

13w

It was the times. By 66-67 the psychedelic scene wasn't just for hippies on LSD ,but also for poeple on drugs like heroin,which was a big scourge then too. In fact , heroin was more abused then LSD AND POT ,and other psych drugs.
But, nobody talks how alcohol debilitates and destroys lives most of all! Hmmm. You ever see an alcoholic go trough wthdrawal you would cry!

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