Really Love To See You Tonight
England Dan Lyrics

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Hello, yeah it's been awhile
Not much, how 'bout you
I'm not sure why I'd called
I guess I really just wanted
To talk to you

I was thinking maybe later on
We could get together for a while

It's been such a long time
And I really do miss your smile

I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
And I don't want to change your life
But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around
And I'd really love to see you tonight

We could go walkin' through a windy park
Take a drive along the beach
Or stay at home and watch TV
I see it really doesn't matter much to me

I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
And I don't want to change your life
But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around
And I'd really love to see you tonight

I won't ask for promises
So you don't have to lie
We both played the game before
Say I love you then say goodbye

I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
And I don't want to change your life
But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around
And I'd really love to see you tonight

I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
And I don't want to change your life
But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around
And I'd really love to see you tonight

I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
And I don't want to change your life

But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around
And I'd really love to see you tonight

Overall Meaning

The song "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight" by England Dan speaks about a man who is reaching out to his past partner after a long time. The lyrics suggest that the man wants to catch up with his former partner and spend some time together just talking and hanging out. He doesn't want to pressure her into anything and is not interested in moving in or changing her life. He just wants to spend time with her and enjoy her company like old times.

The song is somewhat melancholic, and it is evident from the opening lyrics, "Hello, yeah, it's been a while, not much, how 'bout you." The words indicate a sadness and a desire for something familiar, which is reflected in the later lyrics, "But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around, and I'd really love to see you tonight." The "warm wind" seems to suggest a sense of nostalgia and a longing for the past.

Overall, the song explores the feelings of someone who wants to reconnect with a past love. It talks about the nostalgia and the longing that comes with such feelings, and the desire to spend some quality time with someone who was once very important.

Line by Line Meaning

Hello, yeah it's been awhile
After such a long time of being apart, I would like to reconnect with you.

Not much, how 'bout you
How have you been doing during our time apart?

I'm not sure why I'd called
I don't have a specified reason for calling, I just felt the need to talk to you.

I guess I really just wanted
My true intention for calling is to see you again and spend time with you.

To talk to you
I want to have a conversation with you and catch up on each other's lives.

I was thinking maybe later on
If you're free, I suggested that we should hang out sometime soon.

We could get together for a while
Let's plan on spending some time together.

It's been such a long time
It has been a considerable amount of time since we last saw each other.

And I really do miss your smile
I miss seeing your face and your smile specifically.

I'm not talking 'bout movin' in
I don't want to pressure you into committing to a serious relationship.

And I don't want to change your life
I don't want to disrupt your current lifestyle or routine.

But there's a warm wind blowin' the stars around
There is a serene and peaceful feeling present right now.

And I'd really love to see you tonight
I would genuinely love to spend time with you tonight.

We could go walkin' through a windy park
We could explore a park together, enjoying the breeze and fresh air.

Take a drive along the beach
We could drive by the beach, observing the beautiful scenery and listening to the waves.

Or stay at home and watch TV
We could also choose to spend time at home, having a relaxed evening and watching TV together.

I see it really doesn't matter much to me
I am flexible and open to any activity or scenario that we may come up with.

I won't ask for promises
I don't expect any specific commitments from you.

So you don't have to lie
I don't want you to feel pressured to tell me anything you don't mean.

We both played the game before
We both have experience with relationships and understand how they work.

Say I love you then say goodbye
Some relationships end with someone saying 'I love you' before they say goodbye.

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@hawkeye1836

4y↑10

Baker's Street
https://youtu.be/dU6w56epBdc?t=37

Year of the Cat
https://youtu.be/tqW4xIr7nj0?t=16

You belong to the City
https://youtu.be/8TToLgW7zuc?t=3

Heart of the Night
https://youtu.be/_4JXoEc3LCY?t=246

all with great sax solos.

@swday2024

2y↑13

As a teenager growing up in the mid 70s, songs like this gem were everywhere
IMHO it's a timeless song about reconnecting with someone very special
whether you have not seen them in a week, a month or for many years the lyrics still mean the same
Many
years later when I was 39, by chance I was invited to a small party, where I met an older woman
who in many simple ways changed my life forever. . .in a very short time we became close friends
and lovers. . .As the years go by life's circumstances are always changing. . .I had to move 500+
miles
away from one of my very bff and now at age 60, for 5 long years, I have not IRL looked into her lovely
blue eyes or embraced her in a warm heartfelt hug. . .I've been saving my money so hopefully by late fall
I can afford to make a short trip back to sunny California to see and hold her again. . .When I get there I
plan to call her and play this song to her. . .and if I get her voicemail that's even better!

All comments from YouTube:

@yanckoenig7295

49w↑18

Hi you all, am 61 and for me the best years were the 70"S 1975 - 1982, music was so real so good, I miss these years...

@Ace-mx3np

7w↑1

I'm 51...and for sooo many years, I've always said that same exact timeline was my favorite time - in life and music. 👍🏻

@robertowoodson4625

26w↑65

This Chorus is one of the smoothest lines in the history of love songs. " I'm not talking about moving in and I don't wanna change your life.
But, there's a warm wind blowing the stars around and I'd really love to see you tonight

@anthonyszkotak9645

19w↑3

❤

@benntura

14w↑2

⁠🫀

@cooltkll

14w↑7

sometimes a guy just wants some company :) :)

@kthor

12w↑2

It is so smooth! When I was younger (before we had easy access to the lyrics) I used to think it was "I'm not talking about the linens"!😂

@robertowoodson4625

12w↑1

I did too for a while....lol@@kthor

@t.s.t.4085

39w↑78

I'm 56 and this song was playing when my parents were so young, and we were children in the 70's.
Lots of fighting, and laughs, and love.
I would give anything to live one more day with Mom and Dad, and all of us together, with the sense that I have now.
Just to be a fly on the wall..
I miss US and the family they created in 1967.

@lhyork1608

20w↑5

I was born in 1960…they were the best of times

@kthor

12w↑3

Beautifully said!

@DDoyle5618

11w↑2

I was born in '64
The best of times growing up!!

@jisungpark8952

10w↑1

좋은 노래엔 좋은 기억이 따라다니죠. 행복하길 바랍니다. ㅎㅎ

@maxinejordan2154

1y↑37

I'm 75 and it's 2023 and still listening

@somerandomguy9059

11w↑2

I'm under 16

@nicidevine6670

11w↑2

I 67 years old and still love it so much

@pooddescrewch8718

11w↑1

I am Fifty five …My radio days had this song playing through my bedroom window as I tossed frisbee with friends . Radio used to have a wide variety of sounds . It was great . Your tastes could really develop

@pooddescrewch8718

11w

@@somerandomguy9059What b ought you this video . Is this song featured in a movie or a Tiktok ? What do you think . I an always pleased when young people show an interest in older media . Helps me not feel my age .

@jwilliams9903

11w

60 in 2024…

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@kenjohnston2426

50w↑12

Still listening in 2023! Great music never fades away.

@lourdesmanzano9735

42w↑10

July 2,2023

Who wouldn't want to see A person again which was once loved?

@faithfulforever6331

3y↑2.7K

It is amazing how a song can erase 45 years away and make you young once again.

@anamarielacsamana211

3y↑47

i love this song 💓

@DevilDogDen1775

3y↑69

Yeah, I was a Freshman going to Sonoma High School ( Sonoma, Ca. ). Makes me think about my old buddies, girls I dated... Going swimming in Sonoma Creek... Now I'm 60 and wondering where the years went.... 😪

@faithfulforever6331

3y↑28

@@DevilDogDen1775 I was in college already when this song was popular and like you, I have great memories associated with it.

@margaretbrazzell379

3y↑27

So true.great song🎶🎤🎵 The oldies are the best.!!

@margaretbrazzell379

3y↑14

👍🎶🎤🎵💫😎🌎

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@c.oriordan3602

2y↑1.3K

Who is still listening to this in 2022?! Love the classic 70s songs.

@mandydalton9750

2y↑4

No is

@johnpaulvalencia8826

2y↑10

@alisonmorgan6600

2y↑10

Me, in Boston!!

@lynnb2000

2y↑6

🙋

@jeffreybinga-an4076

2y↑10

Me in Philippines 33, years old.

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@bebangthebomb

1y↑18

I miss the way songs were written in the 70s and 80s.

@Cookingevie

1y↑417

I'm 38 and this was a favorite song that my momma and I would sing in the car together when I was a kid until she passed away when I was 15 years old. Now I sing it with my own 14 yr old daughter and she loves it just as much. Things that should always be passed down to the next generation: good books, good memories, and good music.

@jessegrd071163

1y↑14

Passing down good habits and examples to the next generation, is very rewarding. Good job, Evie.

@jessegrd071163

1y↑5

@Greg Normal I Really Want to See You Tonight is my favorite song.

@markberryhill2715

1y↑8

You sound like you're as sweet as your mother. You both have great taste in music. 🎶 sorry to hear about her passing.

@adolphhitlerdemocratcreep

1y↑6

What a truly beautiful story! Stay cool and always be you Evie!

@BSimp4242

1y↑5

Beautiful story Evie.

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@CDAinVA

2y↑8

I want to cry! Happy cry!! I was 12 and remember FM radio dominating my evenings. Instead of homework, I loved turning the knob listening to all the great songs like this one... Thanks for the cry 🙏🏻

@pamelaracanella9578

1y↑10

I love this song. I reminds me of when men were sincere and cared about women.

@maryallen1017

2y↑770

This is the way music should be. Lyrics you can understand and can sing along to. The 70's had great music.

@scotts6698

2y↑10

With so many thumbs up, I think you hit on something!

@energyvortex1000

2y↑21

Best decade of music ….70’s
Only a New Renaissance will bring back great music like this

@darkstar92772

2y↑12

Lyrics you can understand ? For years I thought it was “I’m not talking my linen and I don’t want to change your blinds.” I thought it was about interior decorating.

@JesusSanchez-vb4lz

Totalmente de acuerdo. Love this Music.🎼🎵🎶🥰😎

@darkstar92772

2y↑3

@@JesusSanchez-vb4lz Si, muy bueno.

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@donahuetroy

39w↑40

1970's was the best decade for music and this song was an instant classic!

@MissTJ516

23w

I agree I’m 33 and rather listen to this ☺️

@idonotbelieveinmankind

2y↑9

Today's music leaves me wanting. Yesterday's music is a great storey.
Quality.

@thedevilinthecircuit1414

2y↑333

It blows my mind just how good these guys can actually sing. They're doing it live on TV and they killed it.

@Kedbuka

1y↑8

Same. Super impressive

@jameynorman2414

52w↑3

Good ol'music

@WaltPDABADGUY

49w↑7

That’s how they did it back in the day that’s why it was such a big deal when Nilli Vanilli turned out to be lip syncing 😂

@rickhancock-il7vt

49w↑7

Dan Seals was a great singer and guitar player. Left handed guitar.

@josebrown5961

49w↑8

@@WaltPDABADGUY Yes that was a sad day. What was more silly was people actually hated the two models and not the record label for trotting them out there! Like these two models that barely speak English can trick the world?

Another sad thing was the actual band that really made the music got no notice for making a great pop album.

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@jonathankhanh8840

1y↑13

It's a shame the current generation don't listen or appreciate this kinda music

@roxannematthews2954

1y↑99

The 70s were just incomparable, and this is a perfect example.

@williamsherman1089

1y↑1

That just about says it all right there Roxanne 👍

@janejones779

3y↑770

ME! I’m an 82 yr old Grandma, but haven’t changed my taste in wonderful music....this has been one of my favorites since it came into being! Still love the “old” music, and singers who did such a beautiful job....Thanks to whomever put this on! Great!❤️

@stestar09

3y↑12

You have great taste in music mam 😊

@alfredhuerta9446

3y↑9

granny jones ,I love the jam !

@ryand1410

3y↑11

I just heard this for the first time on the radio tonight. It reminds me of another song. You're right. It's a beauty.

@yeoldedirtyram

3y↑4

Music makes you feel good 😎

@lynettethebrunette8969

3y↑7

Jane Jones....it's cuz you know good music when you hear it....you can feel the emotion in their singing....Those guys SANG....with instruments....vocals....love and emotion!!!I wish so bad more people would play instruments and sing beautiful songs like this....we have a few artists right now that do it.....but there is a lot of those machines....making music for them....I am sure someone will correct me and tell me the names of those things that make the beat/or sound as to where you don't really have to play an instrument....have a nice day Jane!!

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@nellocasoni

7w↑1

I'm 63 years old,and continue enjoying this song like I was 17

@edwardbaclawski3330

51w↑18

Intro by the Wolfman himself , England Dan and John Ford Coley performing and singing this song.
What a great video . What a great way to escape 2023 and go back to when times were simpler and less stressed out , and go back to simple, beautiful, heartfelt music with real melody and harmony,
Great post!

@nathanielbermas5079

41w↑6

It’s 2023! Who are still listening to this song?

@renatovicenziofrancesconis4476

41w↑2

¡¡Por acá, desde Concepción, en Chile!!...
Un escalofrío me recorrió entero y las lágrimas, brotaron automáticamente. Nací en 1967 y esta era la melodía de un programa que pasaban por la TV. No logro recordar qué programa era - parece que era una comedia - pero rejuvenecí casi 50 años.
¡Qué tiempos hermosos aquellos!... 🥺🥺🥺😞😞😞🤜🏻🤛🏻👏🏻👍🏻🤝🏻🇨🇱

@mariagallo833

2024

@bobbiemarsden4340

44w↑6

Please let's have the world go back to the 70s❤

@stephenb4703

44w

70's and 80's kill anything today!

@heatherporterfield7343

2y↑87

This song is one of the reasons that being a kid in the 70's was cool. 😊

@GrumblyBear13

1y↑3

RIGHT!?!

@Sarasdad91

1y↑2

Right there with you. I was a 70s kid too.

@junprospertv3091

1y↑2

True even if i was born in 80s 😊

@Animal81369

3y↑708

These guys wrote some of the greatest songs ever. Man, I miss the music of those days. It'll never be the same again...

@tonydavis2672

3y↑14

You told nothing but the truth . . . I miss them days and I miss the wonderful music .

@MrLARodger

3y↑6

Yes and that's probably the saddest part of all, doubt we or anyone will hear the sounds we did back in the day ever again. :(

@Nfarce

3y↑13

Except they did not write this song. That was Parker McGee, a struggling and starving (literally) Nashville singer-songwriter who these two happened to come across and took note of his song that was going nowhere. That said, they did that song the best justice possible as it is just one of many songs that define the mid and late 1970s soft rock wave!

@thomasmarthinussen8978

2y↑4

@@Nfarce Beautifully written comment there. I purchased Parker McGees 1977 LP in a second hand store a year ago and it's interesting. McGee does not have a particular good or striking singing voice and of course got his solo deal because of the success of two of his songs recorded by England Dan and John Ford in 1977. A fine songwriter. I don't think McGee ever did a follow up solo album but I'm not absolutely sure.

@HealingPlaceEnergySchool

2y↑4

Where have the decades gone?

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@wilsonplindsey

50w↑28

This is how music should be. You sing it live and it sounds like the record.

@bigt8856

39w↑19

Amazing listening to this at 52 because when I was a kid I didn't truly appreciate the best era of music I was blessed to hear first hand!!

@jackg6093

2y↑22

Who's still listening to this classic in 2022? Thank you guys for a wonderful song.

@bernadettemurtagh8117

2y↑3

Still listening today,. Actually never stopped, one of my favourites.

@Rick-cb4ge

39w↑5

I always loved this song and group...take me back to 1976

@Redlipstick_23

2y↑37

This song😍…I’m 49 & Single, & I wanna listen to this with The One, someday. Yup, I’m a total sap, but it reminds me of being a kid & my mom listening to this. So many great songs from the 60’s/70’s/80’s… I never dreamed that so much of my music would be full of these era’s✌🏼

@brad7869

2y↑2

54 here and still love this song after 45 years. A great time for music and to be a kid.

@MultiEviscerator

2y↑1

Indeed - The younger generation with cellphones, social media and video chat will never experience the same type of emotions we experienced due to people being separated. A perfect example is another one of their great songs "Nights Are Forever Without You", describing the angst of only being able to look up at the moon, and wonder if your love is looking at the same moon thousands of miles away.

@elaineb4490

2y↑3

I am also 49 and found “the one” in 2003! I also remember listening to this on the radio a lot when I was 3. A great song that definitely stands the test of time, unlike most of the obscene racket of today.

@davidphillips2043

1y↑1

your not the only i am sap also it defintley helps to remember how much we really miss good times and the music we grew up with glad we have you tube to help bring our memories back i am also single 55 just liven

@orlandopellerin5085

1y↑2

There's someone for everyone!

@Jonsey-lm5sv

4y↑1.5K

I’ll never get over how fortunate I feel to have spent my youth in the 70s and 80s. I’ve always loved this beautiful song. It is completely evocative of 70s soft rock with that California feel to it. These guys along with Seals & Crofts, America, Bread, etc always bring back memories of warm summer days in the 70s (sounds corny right?). I play this song to this day on my turntable just the way I did back then.

@gustavogutierrez5482

4y↑26

Not corny at all! I also share those memories, putting records in the turntable! Sang the songs, felt the music in your heart... those bands had many good songs that are still heard today and always.

@seanhensley3118

4y↑31

Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street along with all the bands you mentioned bring me back to Summer in the 70's. I grew up in Southern California too.

@Jonsey-lm5sv

4y↑14

Sean Hensley , totally! I love Baker Street! Have the album still. Great choice. That song is the 70s incarnate!

@hawkeye1836

4y↑10

@softrockrules

4y↑4

So true

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@douggorman2854

10w↑1

I am 59 years old. This was a monster hit when I was in middle school. I love 70 soft rock and they were the best!!!

@jackharper4794

1y↑6

Each era is different, but man, the 70's had the best music!

@plophlegm

2y↑162

This song says "Seventies" better than any, nice to see them do it live! A more innocent time, in so many ways...

@tonywilliams8426

2y↑2

10-4! -exactly like Afternoon Delight did too!!!!

@susies3600

2y↑1

It sure was

@bernadettemurtagh8117

2y↑2

Totally agree.

@gantzdevries5321

2y↑2

rose tinted glasses I'm afraid, the 70s was tough in the UK, mass unemployment, constant terror attacks from Irish republicans, race riots, violent strikes, TV was full of casual sexism, and outright racism, low wages and rampant inflation, oh and the Yorkshire Ripper was terrifying half the county....it was a tough and depressing decade..

@sirphineasluciusambercromb9114

1y↑1

@@gantzdevries5321 That's why Britain went punk rock so hard, where punk was mostly a Detroit-NYC thing in the States. We devised punk rock in the 60s with the MC5, Stooges, Velvet Underground, etc., but Britain popularized punk and Vivian Westwood & Malcolm Maclaren created the look (based somewhat on Iggy Pop and Richard Hell a few years earlier in the States). Remember that NYC and Detroit were bankrupt and on fire in 1977 much like England was. However, Dallas didn't give a shit about NYC, Detroit, LA or England AT ALL.

@user-wz2fd3ci4m

1y↑3

Love this song ! It’s 2023 and this is the first year I’ve heard it ! Where was I ? 😂

@GBAL42022

2y↑3

WOW just can`t beat the 70`s for Music !!!!

@adarutledge3999

3y↑169

Guess everybody has a Someone they'd Love to See Again.

@tomjefferson2024

3y↑5

Yes

@MsDramaqueen1995

3y↑4

Definitely!

@paulringwood8065

3y↑7

You know. But do they know

@normagarvin4644

3y↑3

Amen

@jimb6781

3y↑3

Ada your beautiful

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@dawnsanders4204

1y↑11

Beautiful! I love the music from the 70’s. I was a kid. No cell phones. No video games. Went outside and got creative with my friends. Went inside when the porch light went on for supper. Good times.

@moemcgovern7345

2y↑4

The music was So good back then. This made me think of Summer.

@azurymendoza171

47w↑11

In 1977, I was just a newborn baby. Every time I hear this song, I can remember smells and sensations that in no way can come from a grown-up woman. My mom recently told me she used to loop-play this song when I was as small as I could fit in her arms.

@clarencebeeks2525

45w↑1

It's magical. I listen to it as I lie in bed most nights

@Samantha-vlly

44w

@@clarencebeeks2525
Me too

@clarencebeeks2525

44w↑1

@@Samantha-vlly good to know Im not the only one

@williamadornetto2850

2y↑334

Such a beautiful tune! Stands the test of time--- still great to hear in 2022!!

@tonywilliams8426

AND..they wind it out with the way it comes in. Not faded down Texas will miss them......

@arturolopez1550

2y↑1

You’re right boss, such a beauty, wordlessss

@theinkbrain

So true.

@350daysthemovie7

It certainly does!

@richardoregan8457

2y↑134

I'm 31, discovered this song over Christmas. They dont make music like this anymore, pure class.

@n1rbd

2y↑6

Better late than never!

@azdude0225

2y↑6

Good to see younger people with an appreciation of these classics. This song takes me back to specific memories of when I was 6 yo in 1976. Listening to it again is like taking a time machine back in time.

@melissadavis225

2y↑1

You have good taste Richard O Regan I love this song glad you like it keep listening to these good older songs you'll find a lot of good music that really touches the soul ?,,

@lisaaddison184

2y↑4

Brings back the memories of my eighth grade school dance.

@tonywilliams8426

2y↑1

Its called FULL ON SUMMER!- OK. We dont get them in the UK. 3so i use this to bring them back to life....

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@elainemelanie9230

3y↑592

When I was a little girl my mom would leave the radio on for me at night because I was scared to sleep alone. This song would play often and I'd even hear it when I was dreaming. Now, every time I hear this song, it takes me back to little me in my bed falling asleep to it. Thank you England Dan and John Ford Coley for this wonderful song that was my lullaby. And I forgot to mention that I was born in the 90s. Just wanted to let you know if you thought I was born in the 70s

@cherylmorris4277

3y↑21

That is such a lovely story ❤️

@gribe79

3y↑11

Very cool

@soshenewpane2717

3y↑7

So groovy , i can feel the night breeze☺️✨

@elainemelanie9230

3y↑5

@@soshenewpane2717 same here ♡♡♡

@elainemelanie9230

3y↑7

@@cherylmorris4277 Yeah, and for a kid born in the 90s it's obvious that I've been an old soul and didn't even know it. People call me that because of the music I listen to.

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@clyde642006

2y↑5

These super talented guys put out some of the most romantic music ever written. No one writes songs like this anymore. I can’t stand to listen to the music of today. It has no soul, no meaning, no passion, no grit-nothing but noise!

@maryj2671

47w↑22

I love this song ! Takes me back to my younger years and turning up the volume to shake the windows in my car. Great tune!

@frankturner2966

41w

Me too...

@michellepatchen7977

40w↑4

2023 when I hear the song it takes me back to when I was 16 and I'm 61

@user-jx8hg3rf8c

31w↑3

One of my favorite singers, I collected cassette tapes of the dou when I was in my high school days. Now, I am 53 and every time I hear their songs I feel the delight in my brain that only music can enter to all chambers.

@MBarne4908

2y↑8

This is so enjoyable. Loved this song and group growing up. Many years later, I would open a concert in Florida for Dan, who went on to have a successful country career. And then I would go on to write a song and do a couple shows with John, who now lives in Nashville. Great to be able to work with your heroes.

@bigbillivlogs6589

You'd probably know, does John ford coley sing lead on any of their hits? Correct me if I'm wrong but I'd really love to see you tonight and nights are forever without you are both sung by Dan seals

@trinitytrin5265

3y↑159

I Still Love Visiting The 70's...Anyone Else Here In 2021?

@92littlebluefox

3y↑1

Loved the 70s and 80s.

@jerrywendel5981

3y↑1

yep, still here in 2021 and diggin' the 70's tunes...

and contrary to some of the curmudgeons below, good music is still being made... it's just a little bit harder to find... if you feel like going down the YouTube rabbit hole, check out, The Lone Bellow, Aoife O'Donovan and Griffin House.

@trinitytrin5265

@@jerrywendel5981 Thanks for the tip will check it out.

@daspencer4537

3y↑1

Yup.

@alanskeggs1324

3y↑2

Yeah loved the 70s be good to go back for a spell.

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@stephenpreston9328

1y↑9

I forgot all about this song. Good to this classic again. 70’s rocked.🎶🎶🎶

@katekelly4502

19w↑3

It's a grown up song, one of the best ever! ❤

@CharlieBrown99

1y↑17

There are angelic songs that can make you listen a million times without getting bored. This is one of them.

@dontwannaknow17

1y↑12

I can just close my eyes and I am right back in my old bedroom,listening to the radio,my parents are down the hall,amazing what a song can do

@wendyNielsen-ri3rz

31w↑3

2023; great memories from 1978 ❤

@waynep1178

5y↑388

Sad thing is, for those of us who remember the 70s. We were listening to the golden age of music, and we didn't even know it.

@buffaloblues2207

4y↑8

I knew!

@heathertucker6346

4y↑7

I knew that I could really relate to it!!

@sarashelby4501

4y↑8

I knew it and now I will ask my kids, "Do they write and sing love songs anymore?"

@susanm7355

4y↑8

if we only knew then what we know now

@beckibehm9604

3y↑2

so very true

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@ann-roseberot8100

2y↑16

❤the 70’s was arguably the best decade of music ever!!! These guys were right up there among the best of them.

@duanedorman6134

2y↑4

The introduction by Wolfman Jack makes it even better.

@derrickivory226

2y↑8

Oh my GOD l love this song, takes me back to when I was 14yrs old, in my room with the blue light listening to KSLQ, I listen for hours I miss those days, wish I could go back in time,

@leeturner3750

2y↑1

Blue light yes! We called them black lights in Aus
and the posters to glow in the dark, music blaring stoning and chilling to the vibes 😌

@kevinduffy2338

30w↑7

i absolutely love this song - a true delight!!

@irisrodriguez7753

2y↑8

This song brings back memory's .I just close my eyes and go back

@MrFirstonraceday

2y↑256

RIP England Dan!! You live forever in masterpieces like this one

@ccdogpark

2y↑4

I'm sorry to read this. What was his real name and when did he die ?

@donhills4087

2y↑10

@@ccdogpark His name was Dan Seals. He also had some success in Country music in the 80s. He died in 2009.

@azamshahuddin781

In America,is there any Foundation that provides aid to veteran artists and actors.we have 1 in Malaysia-it is run by a businessman who was a singer in the 1970s & so he started a Foundation to give grants to retired entertainers.

@Okiesweetie708

2y↑7

His brother joined him in heaven today. Two angels singing in heaven together.

@armandobanal5802

2y↑1

When did Dan England died?

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@pammymusic4ever

1y↑4

No this is a GREAT SONG! This music was so good! I don't hear anything this great these days.

@terryann0329

47w↑26

This is one of my All time favorite songs
I find I sing it everywhere the car the shower the whole house!!! Timeless ❤

@jameynorman2414

44w↑1

Really one of the best isn't it
Born in 70 and I love this music

@terryann0329

44w

@@jameynorman2414 75 here and yes it’s the best

@rdc102661

2y↑4

Man oh man.. those were the days !

@user-wz2fd3ci4m

51w↑10

I just can’t get enough of this song. Beautiful music! It’s 2023 this music will never die as long as I have a breath in me. Thank you England and John ❤❤

@maryhall7464

1y↑2

Oh the memories this brings back......

@LouisTjan

4y↑1.8K

Still my favorite, anyone here 2021?

@josephkatebe8809

4y↑20

Yes am with you

@janbender1866

4y↑38

First heard this in 1976 (in the South Pacific). Still listening 2020.

@michelelaraia7358

4y↑3

@michelelaraia7358

4y↑3

@@janbender1866 È del 1976

@michelelaraia7358

4y↑4

Wolfman jack ha i capelli d malefix del cartone animato Ghostbusters del 1986

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@davidbloxham6114

2y↑5

Seventies classic hit, play this loud! Sept 2022!! timeless Song!😃😃❤❤🖤👍👍

@rubenzamorano5194

2y↑7

This is Real Music.
Classic Forever.

@lisapowell509

1y↑7

OH YES! EXCELLENT MUSIC FOR ALL TIME!

@davidarrowsmith6663

50w↑3

I’m still listening 2023. Great growing up memories ❤️

@mmes307ify

29w↑1

I was 15 working at a local grocery store. I couldn’t wait to get my drivers license til then I had a Ty Page skateboard that got me from A to B. The music was so amazing back then. Wolf man Jack hosted the Saturday night Special show. Thanks for sharing this.

@robbiefrentz9427

5y↑160

I had been trying to find this. So I asked my father inlaw. He knew it right away. He smiled said hold on. He pulled out the vinyl album. And we ran a needle through it. How amazing can it get. Soon as it started playing my mother inlaw came in with my daughter and say me and pa pa always danced to this song... one of the best memories ever great people

@IanHn56

4y↑5

Thanks for sharing that. Brought a smile.

@thomasmarthinussen8978

3y↑2

England Dan and John Ford Coley were one of the finest 1970s acts. Thanks for sharing your story!

@xheidix1974

2y↑16

I was born in 1974 but I remember music like this playing all over the house and to this day, at almost 48, I really do still love it.

@deborahmohney5347

1y↑5

I used to love watching the midnight special. Lots of great singers and memories. Really miss it! Miss the wolfman!😎💕

@AntonGerdin

1y↑15

I'm not a ballad kind of a guy BUT this song would probably be on my five top ballads of all times.

@nomadvehr827

1y↑2

I'm not a ballad kind of guy, but when I do I prefer 70's ballads

@J_Chap

1y↑3

Wolf Man Jack! Wow, and England Dan and John Ford Coley.....brings back lots of memories!

@davebanfield4440

2y↑6

Listening to this reminds me of a certain phase in my life wish I could turn the clock back.

@BEAST-ur1wn

2y↑2

The only way is out of here is the time machine ✌🏼

@Nostalgic-Lady

3y↑101

Smiling through the tears - just so, so lovely. "There's a warm wind blowing the stars around" - reminiscing ...

@dondorion8709

3y↑3

Honey, I am 63 years of age and I'm still THERE!

@connieaschenbrenner3354

2y↑3

Sweetie, I'm actually smiling & tearing up too. With ya..

@TheVideoLounge

2y↑1

I don't even understand that line, yet it's the most powerful in the song

@diannedryden2712

2y↑3

This is a really beautiful song

@mcdaded

1y↑1

The lyrics evoke warm emotion in an unexplainable way

@davidcoleman3445

1y↑12

Love the music. And love the names. Transports you back to the Golden Age of Music. It might be the decade that fashion forgot but you cannot match it for the sheer variety of music and talent

@scotts6698

You've got that right sir.

@hershelpoolejr7251

2y↑2

I love England Dan and John Ford Makes me a 62 yr old man feel 17 all over again. I wish one of them or Barry Gibb would pick of one of my two songs and record it. Tennessee Line by Hershel Poole and Tennessee Plow Boy by Hershel Poole

@ReneeCarnes-mk7uw

1y↑2

Best music is from the 70's! I have my kids and grandkids listening!!

@gdtutor2372

2y↑4

The 70s music will put you on another planet that no one will understand unless you have a love of the 70s music. You don't need drugs or alcohol to appreciate the best music ever. God....take me back to the 70s and leave me there....I'll be just fine.

@juliereyes8783

2y↑10

Ah this song brings back such good memories, fun time, no stress, wonderful!

@bernadettemurtagh8117

Yep absolutely.

@joycebruhn3672

Life in the 60s 70s even 80s aww fun some really nice lives

@75vancleave

3y↑158

The 947 people who gave this a thumbs down seriously dont know good music ✌

@chicotemido3647

3y↑4

You're right sweet ma'am

@johnmh1000

3y↑4

Probably deaf.

@ryand1410

3y↑4

I feel sorry for their kids if they ever are fortunate enough to procreate.

@75vancleave

@@ryand1410 true story lol

@Carotuckid

3y↑5

Listen to real music... before all the synthesizers created music. Lil' Wayne can't sing a note without them. Listen to real music.

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@cameramike2515

42w↑4

I heard this song in my retail store at 19 and loved it so much I saved it to my Spotify. Such a classic. Only thing bad with this song is how short it is.

@stanbattle7436

1y↑6

"There's a warm wind blowing the stars around" That's poetry that even Robert Frost couldn't have come up with.

@brettiskra605

Except the lyrics are actually " there's a warm wind blowing, the stars are out

@northend25

2y↑5

Why don't we have songs like this now days?

@jonnahaywood9228

1y↑13

Back when music really came from the heart and their voices are that proof! Mann do I miss those years!! The kids these days will never know how good we had it!

@SHALAt22

2y↑3

I was watching a movie and this came on the radio while Samual L. Jackson was singing along in the car. I remembered that I used to love this song.

@CammieInOz

4y↑622

Back when songs really stirred your emotions. All these years later, this one still does.

@lawdogwales5921

4y↑8

The first song I ever heard when I got a radio in the mid 70s.

@bipinmistry3590

4y↑8

Beautiful lyrics, wonderful tune. 70’s and 80’s Music was tops. 👍💯👌

@joshw6993

4y↑9

These 2 put some damn great ones out....still glad they are on 🌎 with us

@susanfiamma3909

4y↑2

CammieInOz brings me back to the summer of 1980 at the beach with my boyfriend on Long Island...

@lawdogwales5921

4y↑1

@@susanfiamma3909 Robert Moses or Jones Beach?

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@strouty

1y↑5

Yesssss.......my heart is still feeling love hearing this again!!!!

@gregnormal55.

1y↑1

Hello! How are you doing today! Please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you're a fan!.... Stay safe

@strouty

1y↑1

@@gregnormal55. Hi, I'm not THE fan, but there are some songs that tick my boxes, yes. And they stand for a great era of my life. Yes, I try to stay safe in many ways, I hope you do, too!

@gregnormal55.

1y↑1

@@strouty Hey! That's very good to know, I just can't stop myself from listening to this songs anytime am alone! If I may ask which of all their songs is your favorite? Have a great day... Stay Safe

@strouty

1y↑1

@@gregnormal55. there are so many don't know where to start!!!

@gregnormal55.

@@strouty Hey! I’m truly move by your love and passion for lovely song’s and I would love to know more about you because you seem nice and worth talking too but it’s public here, can we chat off here if you don’t mind? Have a great day… Stay Safe

@chr970

1y↑3

This sounds as perfect in 2023 as it did in ‘76. Feel like going for a drive with window down and arm out the window. But, snowstorm atm , will put idea on hold for another 5 months I guess. However, still nice to escape in thoughts and this number sure does that.

@renatacantore3684

50w↑3

Even in 2023 Wolfman Jack introducing England Dan & John Ford Coley feels like Heaven 💖♥️💖🏆🏆💖♥️🌟🌟🌟

@michelleevans456

2y↑25

Classics that never get old, no matter how long its been!

@616MB

26w↑3

This is LIVE. Incredible talent.

@thomasmarthinussen8978

4y↑412

Is there anything finer in the world than 70s Softrock? Bands like Eagles, America, Bread and these shaggy haired dudes were among the best!

@stuartedgar5921

3y↑4

All are my favourites

@ericyount3858

3y↑4

Guess Who, Rundgren , Hall & Oates, ELP, the list could go on & on. It will circle again. I hope soon because music of late makes me wanna fight more than fuck.

@zackspiker_

Not the Eagles

@thomasmarthinussen8978

3y↑3

@@zackspiker_ You don't like the Eagles!? Man, the ignorance. Just kidding! Hey, your entitled to your point of view but to me they also fall under the Soft Rock genre although agreeably they were equally Country rock.

@thomasmarthinussen8978

3y↑6

@@ericyount3858 I agree. I was born in 1980 and although growing up with MTV and such I discovered 1960s/70s music in the late 90s and never looked back! Well, since I love older music I kinda DO look back....

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