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The Verve Pipe is an American post-grunge band from East Lansing, Michigan. It was formed in 1991 by Brian Vander Ark, Brad Vander Ark, Donny Brown and Brian Stout, releasing their first album, I've Suffered a Head Injury later that year. They released a second album Pop Smear helping to gain a devoted following in their native state of Michigan, which led to signing with RCA Records in 1995.

Despite the similarity in name to the British band The Verve, there is no relation between the two. Read Full BioThe Verve Pipe is an American post-grunge band from East Lansing, Michigan. It was formed in 1991 by Brian Vander Ark, Brad Vander Ark, Donny Brown and Brian Stout, releasing their first album, I've Suffered a Head Injury later that year. They released a second album Pop Smear helping to gain a devoted following in their native state of Michigan, which led to signing with RCA Records in 1995.

Despite the similarity in name to the British band The Verve, there is no relation between the two.

In 1992, working with producer/engineer Jon Frazer, they released their first album, I've Suffered a Head Injury, which featured an acoustic version of the band's calling-card hit, "The Freshmen." The original 10-song version of the CD is no longer available. A 7-song version, without the original recording of "The Freshmen" and two songs written by Stout, was later released as an EP.

The band, known for its energetic live performances, built strong followings during its early years, especially in the college towns of Kalamazoo and East Lansing.

In the fall of 1993, the band released a second album, Pop Smear again working with Frazer that helped them gain a devoted following in their native state of Michigan and their eventual signing with RCA Records in 1995. AJ Dunning replaced Stout on guitar for the recording of Pop Smear and remained in the band for their three RCA records. This album featured the popular tracks "Spoonful of Sugar" and "Victoria" among others. While Doug Corolla played on Pop Smear, he was not a full member of the band until 1994.

Their first major label release was 1996's Villains, which was a minor hit and launched two respectably-selling singles, first Photograph then the #1 hit The Freshmen. They came back with The Verve Pipe in 1999, with such tracks as "Supergig," "Generations" and "She Has Faces." The album, however, failed to contain the commercial appeal of its predecessor.

The band's final release for RCA Records was 2001's Underneath. The song "Colorful," from Underneath, was featured on the soundtrack of Rock Star. Underneath's release unfortunately coincided with the September 11th terroist attacks which contributed to the album's poor sales which led to the band being dropped from RCA.

On September 15, 2009, Brian Vander Ark announced on his Web site that the band would be releasing a new album called A Family Album in October, 2009. The band had been approached to contribute a song for an album called "Calling All Kids" which led to them creating an entire album of family friendly songs.

Lead singer Brian Vander Ark has also released four solo albums: 2003's Resurrection, 2006's Angel, Put Your Face On, 2008's self-titled release Brian Vander Ark and 2011's Magazine.

Since the release of Underneath, the band's line up has changed frequently with former members including Joel Ferguson, Dan Matheny and John Conners. The current line up is as follows:

* Brian Vander Ark – lead vocals, guitars
* Donny Brown – drums, background vocals
* Andy Reed – bass, background vocals
* Randy Sly – keyboards, background vocals
* Lou Musa - guitars, background vocals
* Craig Griffith - harmonica, background vocals

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04Photograph The Verve Pipe

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The Freshmen
The Verve Pipe Lyrics

When I was young I knew everything
And she a punk who rarely ever took advice
Now I'm guilt stricken
Sobbing with my head on the floor
Stop a baby's breath and a shoe full of rice, no

Can't be held responsible
'Cause she was touching her face
I won't be held responsible
She fell in love in the first place

For the life of me I cannot remember
What made us think that we were wise and
We'd never compromise
For the life of me I cannot believe
We'd ever die for these sins
We were merely freshmen

My best friend took a week's
Vacation to forget her
His girl took a week's worth oh
Valium and slept
And now he's guilt stricken sobbing with his
Head on the floor
Think's about her now and how he never really
Wept he says

Can't be held responsible
'Cause she was touching her face
I won't be held responsible
She fell in love in the first place

For the life of me I cannot remember
What made us think that we were wise and
We'd never compromise
For the life of me I cannot believe
We'd ever die for these sins
We were merely freshmen

Hey, yeah
Hey, yeah
Hey, yeah

We tried to wash our hands of all of this
We never talk of our lacking relationships
And how we're guilt stricken sobbing with our
Heads on the floor
We fell through the ice when we tried not to
Slip, we'd say

Can't be held responsible
'Cause she was touching her face
And I won't be held responsible
She fell in love in the first place

For the life of me I cannot remember
What made us think that we were wise and
We'd never compromise
For the life of me I cannot believe
We'd ever die for these sins
We were merely freshmen

For the life of me I cannot remember
What made us think that we were wise and
We'd never compromise
For the life of me I cannot believe
We'd ever die for these sins
We were merely freshmen

We were merely freshmen
We were only freshmen

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Donald Brown, Douglas Corella, Jeffrey Dunning, Brian Vander Ark

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

Phyxius

1y↑3

"The Freshmen"

When I was young I knew everything
And she, a punk who rarely ever took advice
Now I'm guilt-stricken, sobbin' with my head on the floor
Stopped a baby's breath and a shoe full of rice, no

Can't be held responsible
She was touchin' her face
I won't be held responsible
She fell in love in the first place

For the life of me
I can not remember
What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise
For the life of me
I can not believe we'd ever die
For these sins
We were merely freshmen

My best friend took a week's vacation to forget her
His girl took a week's worth of valium and slept
And now he's guilt-stricken, sobbin'
With his head on the floor
Thinks about her now and how he never really wept he said

Can't be held responsible
She was touchin' her face
I won't be held responsible
She fell in love in the first place

For the life of me
I can not remember
What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise
For the life of me
I can not believe we'd ever die
For these sins
We were merely freshmen

We tried to wash our hands of all of this
We'd never talk of our lacking relationships
And how we're guilt-stricken sobbin' with our heads on the floor
We fell through the ice when we tried not to slip we'd say

Can't be held responsible
She was touchin' her face
I won't be held responsible
She fell in love in the first place

For the life of me
I can not remember
What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise
For the life of me
I can not believe we'd ever die
For these sins
We were merely freshmen

For the life of me
I can not remember
What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise
For the life of me
I can not believe we'd ever die
For these sins
We were merely freshmen
We were merely freshmen
We were only freshmen

ICantGetCrabs

+Autumn Waking up Sunday morning with a hangover and this song playing was the only time it was acceptable.. Honestly it was to slow and boring to be used any other time. Was it good?! Well for the purpose I described yes.

There was far better bands out there then..
Now it's a golden shower cascading down my face filling up the room forcing me to drown to find something I want to listen to, however is it impossible... No. That would be absurd.
Mtv Used to play MUSIC, that is what introduced many people to Soundgarden, Nirvana, Tupac, everything from the 90's.
You have YT now but it's implied you must do the search and find it, which can be more difficult because only we make it so..

Why did I listen to it now.. The old mems of waking up after a hard party sitting at a greasy spoon with my friends then spending the rest of Sunday just in peace and quiet getting ready for the daily grind Monday.

Search for things.. when your search ends so does your "Could have been ever increasing viewpoint but you put yourself in a fucking time capsule."

818_Sega

25w↑7

When I was young I knew everything
And she a punk who rarely ever took advice
Now i'm guilt stricken, sobbing with my head on the floor
Stop a baby's breath and a shoe full of rice

I can't be held responsible
Cause she was touching her face
I won't be held responsible
She fell in love in the first place

For the life of me I cannot remember
What made us think that we were wise and we'd never compromise
For the life of me I cannot believe we'd ever die for these sins
We were merely freshmen

My best friend took a week's vacation to forget her
His girl took a week's worth of valium and slept
Now he's guilt stricken sobbing with his head on the floor
Thinks about her now and how he never really wept he says

We've tried to wash our hands of all of this
We never talk of our lacking relationships
And how we're guilt stricken sobbing with our heads on the floor
We fell through the ice when we tried not to slip, we'd say

All comments from YouTube:

Rob C_zOmBiE

2y↑2.2K

Sitting here at work, 40 years old. reminiscing about my teens and early 20's. I personally think coming of age in the 90's was an experience unlike any other decade, and Im so glad i had the chance to live in a time when you could just disconnect and truly relax. 80's babies RULE!!!!!

Astro Bullivant

I played this at my graduation in ‘07.

goldenglove 85

@Jeffery Harris riiigghhtt

Jeffery Harris

1980 last year of GenX and damn grateful for it, now get off my lawn and your cell!

Kyle Letheby

37 here, freshman in 99. This just hit different now

Hyperbolic Chamber

Check out the mustard plug cover. Ska warning.

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Dave Manning

1y↑1.4K

I was a kid in the 70s, teen in the 80s, college in the 90s. I thought it was only going to get better after the 90s. Boy, was I wrong. 90s was the last great decade.

arman ybanez

True

Mangtas

90's the best! we survive we are last one knows the meaning of life..

D.C.K.@78

Couldn't say it better myself!!! Only hope the next ten years from now in "2032" are so much better than they were in "2022"!!! And yes, like you said, I also believe the 1990s was the best last decade of greatest but who knows what the future holds for the youth of tomorrow!!!!😭🤪🤩🤬

velenvskaelhas

I reckon we now have the potential to learn anything we want, be anything we want, go anywhere we want. Far more potential in each of our hands than there ever was. It just means we have to direct our own course now instead of being told where to go and a lot of people are drowning because of this, lend them a hand.

Adam Kail

6w↑1

same

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Lenns Music

7w↑86

We don’t search for old songs…
we search for old memories.

Tiffany Baxter

Everyday, ❤️

Hector Rodriguez

i like that.

Jodi Michelle Schoenherr

4w↑2

❤

Astro Bullivant

5w↑1

I don’t listen to songs like this to mark the end of eras, but to be motivated to begin others. Culture is stagnant now, but that can change

SunflowerChild82

7w↑37

This song came out when I was just a freshman at life. Damn, it goes by fast. Live it up young one’s. It will fly by. You’ll look back at 40 and wonder where 20 years went. I still feel like a kid, but I’m not. Peace & love to you all. 💛

Cass

It's cute how you think kids will see this advice:)

Roy Alan

This song was my graduating class song. 2003 almost 20 years oh how they go by like a blink of the eye.

Mr. Tornado92

7w↑2

You're sooo right!

Megan Goldstein

44w↑149

My parents wouldn't let me listen to popular music at home (other than country) and I remember hearing this song on the radio when I bought my first car in 2003. At the time I had just gotten a full ride to college and life was great so this song didn't mean much to me. I thought that I knew everything and that I would never have to pay for my mistakes.

I would lose the scholarship during my freshman year of college and I would marry my first husband at 19. I thought that I was right when I stormed out of my parent's house to elope with my ex. I paid a big price for my mistakes back then. I got my life straight and I'm starting my Ph.D. in September. Nearly 20 years later this song still hits the feels in me.

Kim Bradford

8w↑1

Thanks for sharing 🙏✨

Southern Julip

11w↑1

Congratulations on a new start to your future!!

Steve Gorton

11w↑1

I'm proud of you, that's awesome..

The PJ Experience

11w↑2

You have had a life worth living imo. Most people just survive.

Daniel Williams

12w

Good luck, Megan!!

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Mike B

2y↑5.1K

In the 90's we couldnt wait to grow up... now we are older and in our 30's and 40's we just want those times back.

Jason easterling

17w↑1

So true

Tray

19w↑1

You can say that again

Contong Vongphakdy

32w↑1

I remember this song would help me sleep at night the summer before I stated my freshmen year at high school.

Mike B

39w↑1

@DarkestBOO Smile :)

DarkestBOO

39w↑1

Brutal, but true 😥

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A. Wallace

1y↑661

My niece asked me if I felt bad when I turned 41 in December. I said, "No, honey, I feel great. I wouldn't go back a change a thing." I can't imagine growing up in the world we live in now. I'm so blessed I got to experience my formative years without to much internet, social media addiction and social turmoil.

Bethesda Gamer7

12w

Ok boomer

89Judy89

15w↑1

My niece Was just born. One day I will tell her the same. ❤️

Ben Dyckman

16w↑1

Dude, you have no idea how much I feel the same way. I get so tired of telling people that I miss the 90’s and them dismissing that sense of loss as some kind of triviality. The 90’s was my HOME, as much as any existing physical place. Life in the 21st century feels like exile.

Dudley’BOOGER’Dawson

18w

Living in the 80’s was well worth being in my 40’s

Stuart Foster

28w↑1

@Kyle Donahue Well, maybe just keep the matches handy. I think that was the essence of the Cold War.

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TinyColonel Studios

2y↑342

Wonder why they stopped making music like this...it’s so deep and meaningful :’(

Wreck it Ryan

Because it’s deep and meaningful, nothings real with social media

Hamfists Man

I really miss it.

Daniel Williams

12w

You answered your own question.

Ben Dyckman

16w

Fine, show me these amazing bands. I’m waiting. We all are.

Ben Dyckman

16w

TinyColonelStudios : No one wants to heat this but streaming had a lot to do with it. Taking the real-world value out of it cheapened the whole experience and people started treating it with a lot less reverence.

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PJ Hobbs

2y↑265

A true 90s treasure. People don't write music like this anymore.

Miss Random

I think the point is that 95% of music produced today is trash. It's the standard today, not the exception.

dakotaslt232001

14w

@Meeks The largely paid for noise is what the most people listen to nowadays, hence my comment. Kind of embarrasing you do not know what most people listen to.

Meeks

14w↑1

@dakotaslt232001 judging "today's music" by the top picks on a radio station (which are largely probably paid for) is incredibly close minded. This whole comment thread is kind of embarrassing. Like, bad music existed in the 90s too. You can find amazing songs made just this year if you even tried to listen.

dakotaslt232001

17w

@YeeYeeAssHaircut The exasperating garbage of today is disgustingly devoid of all facets of music. Even the stuff back then was not lacking in talent. Now it is all synthesized and can never be done without a computer.

Joe Bean

17w

Thankfully

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That One Guy

1y↑99

Literally in tears, I want the good days back. I just want to feel like I'm living again, times we're so much more simple back then. This music is a reflection of a whole generation.

J C

9w↑1

You and me both bro.

😭

I just want my daughter back. 💔😭😭

Holocene

9w↑1

Me too! 🙏🏽 Things are so complicated now….and sucky! 🫤

Maria Palladino

11w↑1

I think it’s hard for a lot of us who grew up in the 80’s-90’s. Being a teen in the 90’s was like nothing else. It was the best decade ever. Becoming an adult especially now, sucks. I’m 44 and life is rough now. I make more $ then ever and the world is just crap. Social media, the internet it ruined everything sadly. We have a wolf full of knowledge at our fingertips and people are dumber than ever. Anyways, at least we got to live in the best decade ever.

The Late Gen Xer

12w

I feel ya brother.

That One Guy

13w

@Illi caz I feel that. Keep your chin up you got this!

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Cameron Thompson

5y↑2.8K

My mom used to say "one day you'll wake up and 20 years have gone by." I understand now what she meant. The nostalgia hits hard for the 90's with this one.

PANZERFAUST90

the 90's what

JWPrimetime

@cwhite1634 you hit the nail on the head. All the research I’ve done on the appearance of time accelerating-this is the one I believe is correct.

skike01

And your mother was correct, 20 years have gone fast when I stop and think that I’m now 40 😌

Ron Stallworth

Yes, sir.

Jason R.

So True!!

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James Creaney

2y↑236

I loved being a teen through the 90's. I was a loner with no direction, but this music was the perfect escape.

Sarah

25w↑1

Same

Stefan Jonas

27w↑2

A loner with no direction. I remember it well.

Nicole

48w↑1

Same here. Sometimes I wonder if it was a blessing or a curse.

MPFP Vlog

1y↑2

To pause and turn back time listening to this great artist. I grow up in 90's too, I'm now 37 and don't want to leave 90's and early 20's band til my last breath thank you

Dakota Rey

1y↑2

Same here, it's lovely coming back here. I miss it so much.

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countryboy8ification

2y↑188

Born in the 80's , grew up in the 90's , it was such a special time then that most of us realize now . by far the best music decade in my opinion.

Kristina Naylor

6w↑1

Agree!!! Nothing tops 90's alternative and country music.

Miss K

30w↑1

My son was born in 2005. He loves the 90s. He'll wax nostalgic sometimes like he really wishes he had been alive then. He's an old soul.

DentalHygiene🦷

1y↑1

I was born in 90 and I agree. I remember a lot of these from my early years. Maybe age 6 and up.

Bob C

2y↑4

Soundgarden entered the chat

Natalie ps

1y↑22

The post grunge era of 95 to 97 had some haunting beautiful songs like this. I was a teen & I swear one day in my whole life in the summer of 97 I literally said to myself " this is the best time of my life & I'll never get it back " being a teen falling in love in the summer is just so innocent & brand new u just cant redo it or get it back. These songs are like a nostalgic knife in the heart. My first child being born was amazing but my life of my own was over in a sense it's been all about him & my family. I wish I knew why in 97 before hs ended we were all in such a rush to grow up. Youth only lasts such a short precious time I wish I knew I had the rest of my life to be an adult.

Steph Evans

Yes!!!!❤❤❤

Mortal

38w↑59

I was 20 in 1995. I would never trade the amazing music scene and pop culture of the eighties and nineties that I was so privileged to live through as a kid and teen through my twenties. It was just such an amazing time that I cherish dearly.

Ahhw E-Any

18w

I was still a kid (13, I guess. I dont remember exactly when this came out). I listened to alternative b4 I ever got into heavier rock. I used to think Bush was hard rock. Ha, I was that young. Still trying to figure out what I even liked still. Fahnah send this to my brat tho... & I did meet these dudes later on. Only then I was in my early 20s. I guess a guy was drunk tho. It is a little weird knowing u grew up listening to something. & later on its like ur treated like an adult. Bc im not that type of listener. I remember Brian looking at the cd (villians?) then looking back at me looking like he was trying to do some mental math, guesstimating, puzzled but he didn't bother asking. Wever he was thinking. At least he was nice. Or more appropriate / :/ bc I at least had a crush on the bros. I just wasn't gonna say that out loud either bc it was a harmless kid crush back then. Even tho I used to be obsessed. Only, like what I said, I was a kid. My world only consisted of so much. Although I remember being in their chat room & finding someone I went to school w/ on there. Her last name was frank. She reminded me of Anne frank. Just bc of the name tho

Shattered Reality

34w↑1

I was 11

Atlas

1y↑30

I was 10 years old when was came out in 97. Now I'm 34. I feel like music is the closest thing we have to actually "feel" our past again. I get goosebumps when I listen to this and it brings back those feelings of adolescence, imagination, excitement, enjoyment, friendships, school crushes, memories of the things that used to matter to us as youth... oh the good ol days.

J Artisteobscure

Aww, i was 11 years old! I agree with you 🍀🌻

89Judy89

15w↑2

Yes ❤️❤️❤️😭

Brian Han

28w↑2

God I totally know what u mean!

- Oiduakni -

36w↑45

Born in 80; had the best seats in the 90s. These records are like tiny time machines that can shake the cement off of you and bring you straight back just for a few moments. you can still feel the vibe in the air on some days when you listen to good music like this. You find the energy in the area around you forgot about and it nourishes you.
Props to those times and the old days

people =S*hit

34w↑39

I just turned 18 years old 4 months ago and my dad raised me on rock and metal music and I will forever be grateful for that. I wish every day I could know what it felt to be a teen in the 90s. 🤟🤟🤟

Outer Space Man

28w↑1

It was a good time. I was a teen in the late 90’s.

SKD

29w↑2

@Mr. 343 to the memories of those who made us better wherever they may be 🥂

Mr. 343

32w↑4

You've got yourself a hell of an old man. Enjoy the time together, my father is going to be 77 years old and Parkinson's has robbed us of him through the last decade. I wish I could go back to this time and take more fishing trips and just listen to his stories again.

people =S*hit

34w↑4

Me and my dad are to see slipknot in june

Ozymandias

49w↑28

I was a freshman in 1998. Getting together with your friends at lunch time in the cafeteria, laughing, joking and talking about your crushes. These memories are truly priceless.

Thy Staff

Unfortunately they're living a lie. Females aren't capable of choosing a partner to live out their life with. Thus is why most females aren't capable of pairbonding and marriages don't last.

Laurie Hall

13w↑1

This is what I keep telling my kids who are teens, that their memories in high school will be memories they cherish for the rest of their lives.

Nandwan23

2y↑82

Takes me back to middle school and high school. Remember sitting in my room trying to tape jams like this off the radio on a blank tape.

Rusty Shackleford

14w

Yep

James Erath

39w↑1

Same diff songs. That was what we did tho. Born in 80. Peace to the gen. 80's.. EVERYTHING DIFFERENT. YOU DONT HAVE A "GOOD 1" u fucked

Sensorama2000

41w

Try telling a kid today that tapes had two sides and needed to be rewinded...

Bob Dole

41w↑1

Hell yeah, back when you had to earn a mixtape, and it took a few days to get the starts right.

Haleh June

48w

Same 🥲

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Jeremy Hedlund

1y↑35

I feel like I took this era of music for granted while growing up. Never knew how Epic it was looking back.. Mid 40's now and everything new sounds like trash to me.. Always come on here and play songs from my youth, Thanks youtube!

Steph Evans

Perfectly said. It makes your heart ache and sing at the same time!

Sam Coon

33w↑2

We all did. I was a kid of the 80s and for 10 years we had incredible music across the entire spectrum. We thought it would never end. The 90s had some equally incredible music and this song perfectly captures that time of life free from high school and on the verge of adulthood where we couldn't wait to be. And now that we are all well passed that and middle aged, we want those pre-adult times back.

Shattered Reality

42w↑39

The 90's were an absolutely amazing decade. I had a blast in the 90's, oh what a time to be alive and oh how short this life is.

Megan Hunsinger

12w↑12

Listening in 2022 as a 46 year old...still hits. Just something about this song.

Chris Day

3y↑1.4K

There was a decade, sandwiched between the end of the cold war and the start of the post 9/11 world. A decade of great music, hope for the future, and genuine human connections. We saw the birth of some amazing new technology, but it didn't control us yet. It wasn't perfect, but it was damn near close. Ladies and gentlemen that decade was the 90's.

Lyric Berlin

um no

Proud Parent!!!SDS

11w

@John Roscoe man 😭 sad I feel you

Proud Parent!!!SDS

11w

😢

The Wonder years KS Home Network

12w

This comment reminds me a a favorite quote, ““San Francisco in the middle sixties was a very special time and place to be a part of. Maybe it meant something. Maybe not, in the long run but no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were here and alive in that corner of time and the world. Whatever it meant.” - Hunter S Thompson. While my age and points of reference cause me to connect so deeply with this comment, I think different generations have their own decade and moment where everything seems right and made sense. I love growing up in the 90’s and our music, but also would have loved growing up during Woodstock, the Beatles, those events and movements. I do hope these younger generations get a taste and their own signification connection in life as they know it.

The Wonder years KS Home Network

12w

Very well articulated. I agree.

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Antonio Washington

2y↑20

I know the nineties have ended but this was by far the best breakthrough nineties ballad song ever by The Verve Pipe. I hear this song a lot on the radio when I was in high school at the time. This was the end of the era of great music back then because this was a powerful ballad.

Paper and Moose

1y↑6

This song came out right before I entered high school... I listened to this song on the first & last day of each school year, as a kind of tradition I made for myself. Brings back memories of those car rides to school every time I hear it...Such a great song, such a great time back then.

Meredith Grubb

1y↑12

This song makes me long for the 90's to come back. We had just enough tech to be happy and social media hadnt ruined things. People were forced to be creative when bored. The 90's were truly the last great decade.

Sam Coon

33w↑3

Very nostalgic song about what we experience at the ages of post high school. Trying to figure out what our path is supposed to be and mistakes we make along the way.
I'm 52 on the verge of starting my last chapter. It went so fast.

jenni Baxter

6y↑1.5K

This song came out when I was a freshman in high school. I found out I was pregnant. I raised my son who is now an adult. He is awesome ❤ This song takes me back.

Amos Ellington

13w

Right on! Came out when I was a freshman in HS as well😁 Takes me back to the good ol' days.

X Again

15w

@Nick C It's about abortion. She committed suicide after she regretted her abortion. The guy and his friend try to mentally absolve themselves because they tell themselves it was her choice. They try not talk about it, aka bury the past.

Emma Coster

26w

I love this, how beautiful 😍

Dusty Thibodaux

47w

@Nick C no it isn’t. The song is about the singer and his friend that dated the same girl back and fourth and she needed up getting pregnant and had an abortion. The suicide part was made up.

Rex Seattle

Gia Punkarelli was the father. Wasn't he?

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Daymor

39w↑12

I was a freshman in high school when this song came out. Oh the parties and memories. Some of the best times of my life.

Jacqueline Vogel

2y↑26

Im almost 60 and remember this song with my divorce...it meant alot just singing to it and finding out that its all right and everyone goes through crap

Steve Gorton

Life is crazy, we gain wisdom with age at least some of us do... As a young man growing up I figured out at a young age I can learn from a select few of elders.. as a grown man I also figured out we should sometimes listen to those younger than us at least consider what they say and how they look at things... I am glad you felt realness from this song... I first started loving it when I was a 14 year old young man with so many questions and answers to questions I've never been asked.. anyway, God bless hope u find some more cool songs you enjoy and get u thinking..

suspicious chap

11w↑5

I wish I got to live in the generation where this music existed; most of my music taste, Matchbox Twenty, The Goo Goo Dolls, The Verve Pipe, etc., I got it all from my mom, she lived through all of this. And here I am, listening to this song, while sobbing.

Sy Spreadbury

1y↑2

I love this song, so much nostalgia is in it for me. What's even better is how much its come back into my life as an adult. It's on a playlist of songs that bring back memories, and one day while my daughter was just having a rough day as a baby I played that list and by chance she heard it and calmed down. Shes 2 years old now and listens to it on her little tablet and we still listen to it to get her to sleep. Seeing my baby sing what a 2 year old can of one of your favorite songs just melts your heart let me tell you. Thank you, for thesong, for the memories of my younger years, for these memories I'm making in adulthood. Thanknyou for a song that every listen brings back so much.

DreamRider

32w↑6

This tune NEVER gets old..

Janetta Harris

24w↑7

This song never gets old ... just love ❤ it

AmbuBadger

13w↑3

I'm a 42yo paramedic, sitting at work doing patient charts and listening to this. I have experienced-- and seen others suffer through-- these lyrics, and it makes the song feel so much more different than I remember it back as a naive junior in high school. My wife is younger than me by a dozen years, but a shared experience makes it poignantly relatable.

Adolph Valdez

33w↑5

Love this song / with lot's of meaning for those who can relate , and It happens " this song was written with an open mind and we all remember our times in school ( don't we ) 😎😎😎😎

knicknamej

6w↑1

This is a nearly perfect song. Great lyrics, passionate singing, awesome music. I don't care that they never put out another huge hit, this will always be in my top ten.

Kevin Birmingham

23w↑6

Can we please bring this kind of music back? Please?

Josi and Shane living on Maui

6w↑5

Still hits me. What song back then didnt. Todays stuff is just noise. This stuff was stories of life.

Colors

Stories and passion about them to boot.

The Eberly Fam

33w↑11

I miss this type of music. When times were simpler & days were long. 😊

na

30w

Yeah it seemed so long ago. I wish we could go back to when this song first came out…❤️

Sean Brando_74

3y↑2.5K

If you did not live in the 90's you just don't know......it was a time with JUST ENOUGH technology---but not to much . There was a vibe, and people were more social and compassionate. Every weekend---gathering at a friend's apartment and meeting new people around a bottle of wine and maybe smoking a little in a small college town. Seeing your future wife for the first time and talking about music and laughing with everyone. It makes me tear up----it was such a special time in history.....before people were obsessed with social media. Of course we had the internet, but NO ONE wanted to be stuck in front of a computer on Friday night. It is bittersweet to go back there in my mind----feels like if I stay to long I might cry.....

Rosalynn Ushry

34w

This comment pretty much covered my college years. God 1997 what a yr it was. Its crazy how a song brings back so many memories…..

TheMookey420

34w

@Sean Brando_74 Absolutely remember payphones lol, have a good one too bro!

Sean Brando_74

34w

@TheMookey420 Oh yeah........and the worst was when she really liked you and you could tell---so she grabs your hand and writes it on the back. Your so stoked and you keep on with your night and the next mourning when you remember and look but its all worn or washed off. That happened to me and I had to call all over the place like , Hey you know so and so's sister who was with Marks cousins friend at the party last weekend? Whats her number bro? Who would know? Then you call another person who knows someone else and it turns out to be the wrong girl in the end. HA! Been there......I guess cell phones may have some merits after all.... good times. Remember pay phones? Only one shot and if you have no more change you better hope the answering machine doesn't pick up or the phone takes your money anyway!! The good old days man.....Pearl jam and pay phones. Have a good Night bro.....I'm out.

TheMookey420

34w

@Sean Brando_74 Remember actually having to write a girls number down at a party, and if you were to wasted and lost it you were screwed lol...

Sean Brando_74

34w↑1

@TheMookey420 What's funny is---so did we ! Also Rum/coke and aftershock/7UP mixes for the ladies. For some reason when I think back on those times I see the older kids in the forefront. The college kids that we were hanging around at the same parties.....to be honest I don't think I even tasted wine until I was in my 20's but that is just the snapshot of the scene in my mind. There is 2 bottles of wine on the counter in the kitchen and we are all in the hallway laughing, looking into the living room/bar area and we are at my best friend's older brothers apartment. He had a huge sectional couch with a sweet half moon coffee table. The laughter /conversation is louder than the music (counting crows) and cell phones are not yet a thing. The place is packed, and it is a big loft style apartment.....The girls smell like herb and vanilla strawberry perfume and have hairstyles like the women on the show "friends" except for one very special girl in a fuzzy green sweater with dark bouncing curls.......and that's all I think I'll share about her. : )

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Djay B

1y↑5

I may be the one Gen Z in a comment section full of millennials, but I still enjoy listening to this song now and again. It reminds me of the countless hours I spent listening to the radio as a kid, especially during long drives. But things change, and we can do little to stop it. Music like this still exists, although much of it is not played on the radio anymore. Although I am hit by many different songs on tiktok, this genre of music will always have a special place in my heart.

Ebenezer Gatsby

Song is more Gen-X than millenial- by far.

Carter Campbell

Same. This song was a constant for me in high school and I graduated in 2016.

Astro Baldy

1y↑7

I woke up this morning with this song in my head. I miss the 90s. So much fun.

Heather Pierce

20w↑6

Who else is heading down memory lane today while listening to this? I loved this because my best friend & I were freshmen when this came out. Now we're going on 40 with children!🥰

Phyxius

1y↑3

Angelica Lerma

36w

Love this song so much. I was a freshman in high school when this came out and all the nostalgia comes running back with just one note. Sometimes I miss my youth but thankfully songs like this take me back and I can reminisce

Davina Davina

35w

Thank You for this song. It helped so many teenagers transitioning into adulthood upon its release in New Jersey 25 years ago following the tragic accident claiming the lives of two white female underclassmen who were lost due to hydroplaning in a high water table area in New Jersey. A location, with a long history of accidents and superstition. These two women were beloved by many and live in Our hearts every April 4th when they are remembered travelling for ice cream on that day when so many go to decorate the pole that the vehicle crashed into....I, along with the class of 1997 were all nearly Freshmen. And, being raised in Passaic County, New Jersey has made us "fresh" in Our own Rite ;)

bianca mint

1y↑3

i grew up with these 2010's things, but i love songs like these that bring me back to a strange feeling of the '90s where i wasn't even born yet. how i wish i could experience the greatness of that decade. my decade's tiring.

MJyhe

34w↑2

just can't get enough of this song... 90's rock!

Nacho Mama

3y↑614

To all those reading this. I hope you are doing great. Everything that has ever happened in your life has led you to this moment. You made it.

Lori Brooks

Thanks and back at ya 100%

Kimberley Gary

This comment gave me goosebumps. Just the "You Made It." Made my day. Thanks for a great comment. 🥰

Ronnie Evans

This really fucking hit me, thank you so much.

Narcissistic Statistic: Monsters in the Mirror

Thank you for this

Bree

💙

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Anthony

2y↑3

I heard this song as a freshman in college and thought about myself in highschool... four years went by and I didn't really think about this song too often. Now, as my senior year of college comes to an end, I hear this song and think about myself in college. Funny.

Apache 1967

2y↑24

My memories are different than everyone else. I was in prison getting ready to get out. I remember listening to The Cranberries and Bjork and Duncan Sheik on the Utah alt station. Alt Rock was weird to me but I grew to love it. I went in at 16 years of age starting my 30 year prison sentence. I only did 16 years of that 30 years. I got out at 32 years of age and was stupefied by how different society was. My eyes actually hurt when I looked at signs and buildings for about 6 months. I had spent years in Supermax and in their everything is a drab gray or drab dull blue or orange with nothing that has a sheen except steel cold bars. I'd been free about 2 weeks and was walking on a sidewalk in Chandler Arizona and a woman was walking her dog. I stopped and asked her if I could pet her dog and she let me. I petted that dog and told him he's the first dog I've petted in 16 years. That little simple thing made me happy. Simplicity sometimes is the most wonderful thing. I engaged in a conversation with that woman for about 10 minutes and fell in love with her. I realized how horribly lonely I was and how much I've suppressed this feeling. I walked away and thanked GOD for letting me set foot into freedom with no fear about getting stabbed or worried about the guards beating the hell out of me again. I could only sleep 3 hours a night no matter how hard I tried. I'd wake up energetic and listen to alt rock(Goo Goo Dolls) to start my day. What a rush to eat real eggs with no mercury placed in them at 300% the legal standard to poison and make violent the prisoners that eat them. Life was beautiful.

Haleh June

41w

@Apache 1967 Hey! I replied but I don't see my comment👀 Looking forward to connecting with you and creating the full and safe space for you to share your story. I agree it will be very cathartic for you and very inspiring for me as an artist, it will be an honor to do your story justice through the power of song. As far as antiquated computers, you don't need anything special for zoom, I would just send you a link. But I'm also the only Haleh June on FB if you'd rather take our call there, lmk!

Apache 1967

47w↑1

@Haleh June I would be very much interested in this discussion with you. It'd be therapeutic for me but I am going to tell you the truth as to what I've witnessed in there and what was my reality of it. It will shock you and horrify you because it's much worse than you can imagine. I did all my time hard and didn't do it in medium or minimum security. I am scarred by my experience and will forever be until I pass away. I don't have zoom and I have an antiquated computer. I am now 54 years old as well so I am not all that up on tech and apps etc. I can give you my phone number and you can talk to me on the phone if you want. I am on Facebook, too.

Haleh June

48w↑2

What a brave share, thank you💖 Hope life is treating you well. Crazy times we are living in but everything is relative... so much to be grateful for always☆ Not sure if you'd be down to talk further but I'm working on a song about prison with the edge of highlighting the humanity of the prisoners (most of them) and the lack of humanity in the prison system. Lmk if that's something you'd be down to chime in on via zoom. Take care.

shafie haniphah

1y↑1

Thank you for sharing the poignant experience bro. You are not defined by your social background. You are defined by God. 🙏🙏🙏

The CourtOfPublicOpinion

1y↑7

This comment is highly under-rated! Thanks for writing this dude. It’s nice to hear a new perspective in the comments.
For spending so much time in prison you’re a pretty good writer. In fact, you’re probably better than most who comment on YouTube.

Caleb

2y↑3

came here because my buddy used it in a skate edit. he somehow managed to film nostalgia and it was honestly amazing. this song makes me remember all those times in the late spring of 2020, getting up at four in the morning, just going downstairs and sitting alone staring into space four half an hour as the only person awake on my whole street, then once it started to get light getting up, grabbing my bike, and going to meet up with my two best friends, and riding together for hours, joking and laughing and talking. life is never the same twice, and all we can do is remember how it felt and make the next time even better. thank you owen for showing me this song.

Ellen Yorgensen

47w↑3

I remember our Freshman farewell dance and this song coming out. We played the hell out of this song! ❤️❤️❤️

Trustworthy John

4y↑3.7K

In the 90's we couldnt wait to grow up, now in our mid 30s and 40s we just want those simple times back.

Angela Cariveau

44w

@Doyle Perkins Not gonna happen but nice try. I plan to be gone well before than

Angela Cariveau

44w

@Jason Bourne I've tried....many times, but never had the balls to pull the trigger

Ahhw E-Any

In my early teens I had a crush on the Vander arts and idk why. In my early 20s one of the verve pipe guys wasn't too shy w/ me & idky. Im close to 40 now, & I still remember the kraft single cheese chunk stuck to my top that I wore to that performance. Oh, & Brian sweats bad 🌠

Dal Haw

@neotrogg see the great thing about the 90s is that we were in love with the 70s and 60s we adored the sexual freedom and just love humanity that era had. I'm 39 and i think a lot of people around my age had a great regard for that era

Dal Haw

@Bryan Barnes 1981 i agree

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Howard Simon

Outstanding vocal performance inside a great song. Saw them live pre-COVID in Boston, this song brought the house down.

Glenn Schlegel

26w↑3

Another great song 🎵. Remember those years. My 20s. Thinking about everything that should happen. Not realizing what could happen. The time goes by fast. At that time I felt like a freshman. Now a senior 😳

Xfitjake79

2y↑4

Pretty moving moment. My son graduates 8th grade today. Freshmen football season starts in 30 days. One of my best friends was murdered my freshmen year.
I’m very thankful I’ve been able to set my son up for a freshmen year I didn’t have.

Never Trumper

2y↑2

This song is more powerful than at first thought...I love this song

Anjula Godakumbura

1y↑3

I used to listen to this a lot..
Came back after ages!
Still remember all the lyrics.

collectivelight

39w↑2

I remember this song being overplayed when it first came out, but listening to it again now, I forgot how good this song is.

Barack Obama

1y↑9

The 90's wasn't a decade it was an emotion

jason bader

2y↑3

Growing up in the 90s was the best time of my life. I grew up with bands like MetallicA, The Cranberries, Verve Pipe, Pearl Jam, ECT. Good thing someone invented YouTube. Now only if I could go back and just stay in the 90s

Ever

2y↑243

The 1990's was the absolute pinnacle of hope, culture, and actual human connection across all platforms. It was perfect.

Astral is pretty

18w

"Pinacleof hope." No lies. It's surreal to think of it now.

Apples and Dragons

35w↑2

Yes and no. The cultural rot was unmistakeably present in the 90's and in 90's music, it just didn't have the upperhand yet. Something I notice about music is that the further in the past I look/listen, there seems to have been a stronger sense of responsibility, obligation or both to translate negative emotion into positive energy before sharing it with the world. Even songs about heartbreak, cheating, betrayal and death tend to have an ultimately positive spin to them, whether it's a feeling of hope, recovery or downright bouncy. Who's Bed by Shania Twain is one example of it. There's not a hint of resentment in a song about cheating and betrayal. I don't find that anymore. Even in the 00's I find a stark contrast to the 90's in something like Gives You Hell by All-American Rejects. It's upbeat but ultimately resentful and negative.

Nathan Dunlap

46w↑1

He brought us the Blitz attack.

Aaron Kinkaid

1y↑2

You still go to the Castle in Ybor?

John Harrison

2y↑4

These guys were practically a one-hit wonder; weren't they? After 'The Freshmen', I never heard any more from them.

Kim B

22w↑1

Def not OHW- Try Photograph, Cup of Tea, and Never Let You Down

Jerome Swartz

1y↑2

More than 20 years later.. This is still my go to music.. Stuff these days can't compare.

Fiery 🔥 Redhead

This song came out the year my freshman year. Brings back a sh*t ton of good memories ♥️ I've lost several of my best friends since then though 😔 Gone way too young. One of them died not long after this song came out. The rest were in their late 20s, early 30s... I'd give anything to go back in time to see them again. This song and "One Headlight" brings back such good memories of them though. 😌

Kelly Beaupre

1y↑2

Being a teenager in the 90's was Awesome. Time moved so slow then and you could not wait to become an adult...I'm glad it went slow!!! That was some of the BEST TIMES with my friends and some of the BEST MUSIC the world has heard! Its crazy to sit and think that this much time has passed since then...I'm now teaching my 12yr old about all the music I rocked out to, he LOVES IT!!

HinjuRock

7y↑294

Beautiful song that makes me miss the 90's, back when there was actually popular music being made that had heart, soul, passion, integrity and originality.

Candace Medeiros

rory gallagher

Hokeypokey Twister

6y↑3

love it

G Leander

6y↑2

amen

Big Banana Dealer

7y↑5

@Wes Man no it doesn't, you just aren't looking past the pop charts

ICantGetCrabs

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BMoney8600

1y↑1

I’ve been hearing this song a lot on the radio in my car. I love it!

Bonnie Godward

2y↑5

I love this music relaxing

Bruce Radzwion

The kick your shoes off, light a candle, find your favorite chair relaxing. Totally agree with you

Kenneth Nicholls

This song reminds me of the 90's driving with my parents to the cottage. My mom always loved this song and we would sing it together.
Flash forward to the mid 2000's i burnt this onto a cd for my mom thinkjng she would love it. It was like she had no memory of it 😔 either way i still think of my mom and love the song!

EliteTeamKiller

One of the best vocal recordings I’ve ever heard.

DouglasT Jones

3y↑321

Was the favorite song of my first real girlfriend... she committed suicide a few years after we broke up. Still takes me back to those exciting months, windows down in her car cruising in southern Michigan . I give thanks for our time together - bittersweet as is life.

Gerald Hoskins

52w↑2

Bk in the mid 90' s right after H.S a goos friend of mine invited me to come stay with her in howell also southern mi , to get a job and get some life experience , now she to is dead from a drug od , i dont think , or i dont want to think she committed suicide but she did die in jail. I think bk to all the good times we had , she was like a big sister to me . R.i.P becky.

Nathan Dunlap

Sorry to hear that

Bruce Radzwion

1y↑1

@Kirsten Bailey ah yes Kirsten, down Hines, unless it was flooded haha. Used to play volleyball there often, baseball n frisbee too. Fire up the grill. Those were the days 😉

J Regina

1y↑4

There's magic in music that makes you remember the best moments of the worst times. ♥️♥️

Adam Jensen

1y↑2

Why’d you dump her

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Bill Easton

1y↑2

When I break down (and it happens so much more than I care to admit) I reach for this.

818_Sega

25w↑7

fortitude the dogwalker

Saw them in concert last night. They still hold up.

Aubrey Norton

1y↑2

Love these Modern Rock ballads. One more reason why I love 90s music. Whatever happened to this band? Still listening in 2021.

Mike Jones

I can put headphones on and listen to this song on repeat forever.

Karen Dowsett

35w↑1

Your beautiful face, your awesome voice,the lyrics WOW they touch my heart! The person who GAVE me this song was a cruel man. I listen to you on a strong day - you are awesome 🌹❤️

Molly Durr

45w↑1

Love this song. Born in 86. The song definitely resonates with my youth. Just did a quick Google search. Apparently the band took a poetic license about a girlfriend the lead singer dated at one time but she ended up having an abortion. Presumably from another man. Listening to the song again with my 35 year old ears I thought the song was about something way worse. Very relieved that the song wasn’t based on reality. Great song. Great vocals. This song’s lyrics lend itself to painting a whole different picture in 2022, but I am very aware the song was written a long time ago with no connection to the current world. God Bless this song for that. ❤️

Sadie

49w↑1

2006 baby and my parents showed me this song, it is now one of my favorite songs. I’m so grateful that my parents showed me this song, my mom was a 1980 baby and my dad was a 1978 baby

Ginny Hallberg

1y↑3

..'what made us think that we were wise?' ...great line and so true of youth.

Jf H.

2y↑4

One of the best one hit wonder songs ever

Shy D King

10w

OMG, i finally found this!!! Yes, one of hits song during 80's and 90's, and i was freshmen during that year. Damn, it was such a good memory that i ever had. Thanks thevervepipe.

Kwan Holloway

First time watching this music video after hearing the song for so many years. God, the 90s is an era that will never ever be duplicated by any means

RAY TV

I was 21 years old in 1991 when Nirvana hit the air waves. Wow what great music was yet to come including this one!!

Michelle

2y↑2

We didn't know how lucky we were to grow up in the 90's everything was so much better especially music now in my late 30's, I wish I could find the rewind button until then this will be on repeat...🤘♥️

Joe Bushneck

2y↑1

I'm 41 now, and this is still one of the greatest songs of my lifetime.

Tim Oconnor

I was barely 18 I heard the song first, I was trying to live on my own work and finish senior year in high school. My pregnant girlfriend had broke up with me and then miscarried and I just remember listening to this song and being very depressed. But I graduated, survived, and moved on in life.... I find myself listening to it again a bit broken-hearted after a relationship, tho I definitely had stronger feelings for this one and than I did for the freshman girl that broke up with me 🤣🤣🤣 wow it's been a lot of years and I just realized how pun(y) that was... But seriously Cynthia was my first heartbreak and I'm not going to say who the most current one name is, she still wearing my ring and says I need to wait 18 months while she does her thing. I don't know why the hell I'm saying this on the internet, eh probably because I don't have anybody else to say to

Kyle Fetty

2y↑695

To grow up in the 90s was a fucking honor to look back on and think that was "our" time/music. Timeless song.

Sean Chaney

46w

It was nice....and pentagrams are for math.

Sydney Kurzawski

1y↑1

Bruh as a teen growing up in the late 2010s and 2020s, I am appaled by our current music. #borninthewrongdecade

Lylaxe

1y↑2

@cody41101 born in 94, graduated 2012. I feel this so much

The CourtOfPublicOpinion

1y↑1

@Kevin Miller why do you care who “fallows” what? Maybe mind your business?

Ross Hamilton

Opinions are like Assholes, every body has one

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got relics rhode island

Love this song grew up listen to this now I'm 30 and I still love it

TralfazConstruction

1y↑3

This song rolled right on through the summer of '97 becoming an integral part of that memorable year's soundtrack. So many good songs that year and "The Freshman" is one of them.

Jennifer Roesch

1994, I am 18 and experiencing my first weekend at college. My roommate and I went to the Beta house and the Verve Pipe were playing live. It was a beautiful time.

Oni Sanchez

I remember this song in my college days. now it feels nostalgic.

Charity Woods

5y↑261

I am 45. Not a 90's child at all. due to a lifetime of abuse and several suicide attempts, this song meant a lot to me. It really filled my heart. Thank you.

A Raptor

Such a sad song. Hits home more than I would ever realize.

Pokemon Square

4y↑1

Stay strong my friend!

Ernie M

4y↑1

Never give up bro,life is never over ..... believe me!!!😁

ytizel

Stay strong brother. I also indured abuse. Was in the Army for a couple of dedaces and saw more of what I was trying to get away from. I finally figured out that power and strength over another person, people, societies, is human nature. We fear what is strange or different from what our friends or even our gov't is saying. The fact that you caught this and are aware makes you one of the few good ones in this harsh world. I love you. I feel some of what you are feeling because I have lived it as well. I'm rambling(I do that some times when I am moved by someone). I'm glad you are alive with me.

lozzymagoo

@Daisy Basanez Sir, I will be praying for you. I'm so sorry for what you're going through. I'll be praying for your marriage and your wife's womb/body. Bless you.

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Justin Collet

7w↑1

I was only 16 when this song was released. I knew absolutely nothing about life, and what was in store for me. But I felt this song, in every way possible. Miss you so much 1990s I'll never forget you.

Bryan Sanchez

32w

Such a great song I miss the 90s, sometimes I wish I could go back but I know I can't, but it's nice to listen to the songs, like Brian Vander Ark says we were merely freshmen, in our own way we all were.