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  • When a song can make you happy its a good song!

  • @cbl1948 wow...its the internet dipsht, ppl spell differently on the internet like they txt, if anything ur the dumbass that had to look like a fool spamming the video...

  • amazing

  • この曲のなかで バーン と音がしますが何なだろう。

    意味でもあるのですか。

    知っている方教えてください。

  • My right ear enjoyed the bass :]

  • Side Two of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' opened with this classic and it helped put the seal on what was a great era for Simon and Garfunkel. GTR

  • MC Boxer" Lubsko.

    212

  • 36 losers don't know what real music is

  • @reevyish Yeah because you're obviously a better person for enjoying a certain kind of music. Ignorance.

  • Lie luh lie. Lie luh lie luh lie luh lie.

  • A canção mais bonita de todos os tempos:

  • cry each time

  • drunk, remenicing, loving this song :)

  • The bridge over troubled water is to be played at my funeral

  • they are saying something that the tongue does to a song naturally, as in la la la but ly ly ly, no need for the unwanted language

  • @Endorolf exactly

  • very nice song of the 70's memorable to me love it

  • What in the unholy fuck are they saying? Lie lie lie?

  • @CampbellsShutup stop hating

  • @zashzag I'm not hating. I am literally wondering what they are saying. Prick.

  • @CampbellsShutup It's "lie-la-lie". Simon stated that this was originally intended only as a placeholder, but became part of the finished song.

    "I didn't have any words! Then people said it was 'lie' but I didn't really mean that. That it was a lie. But, it's not a failure of songwriting, because people like that and they put enough meaning into it, and the rest of the song has enough power and emotion, I guess, to make it go, so it's all right"

  • @PianoSoulos Thank you for telling me rather than be a prick and assume I am hating like zaszag

  • I've always loved this song, but has anyone ever noticed in some parts it has like a vibration in the speakers? I've heard it many different ways and it's always there.

  • back in the 60's i think sometimes that paul's music and lyrics saved my life,,i couldn't kill myself without thinking what would i miss in his next album,,i had nothing else to hang on to,,now i can listen to there music with happiness,,

  • On a college radio station in the 80's, I played this song followed by nine covers, introducing each new cover with "and now for something completely different..." It was my protest against tinkle down economics. Occupy may be driven from the parks, "but the fighter still remains."

  • still one the best of ever

  • crap, i want to see them singing, till then i vote, CRAP

  • 34 people think cardboard is delicious.

  • One of the greatest songs ever written. 

  • Cuba si, Nixon no!

  • Is this the first mainstream recording to use a Moog or is it Mellotron?

  • @bugibbab0y No. The solo is played by a pedal steel guitar doubled with a piccolo trumpet, although a theremin is usually used to accompany a slide guitar in concert. A Moog synth is said to be used towards the end of the song, with the repeating chorus However, The Doors used a Moog on 'Strange Days' released 2 years prior to this, in 1967. The Monkees (of all people) used a Moog on a release the same year. Peace:-)

  • @binnyman thanks for the reply

  • When I was 17 I was homeless for a while, I had a stepfather and he saw my father in my eyes and those of you who have had a stepfather know exactly what I'm talking about. I slept in railway stations sometimes and so the first verse of this song just kills it for me. It's painfully apt, but in a good way. Great tune.

  • chill out and enjoy the music :)

  • Timeless and beautiful

  • @cbl1948 It's not that I disagree with you, but you must be pretty new to the internet if it's actually still bothering you this much

  • Looking at some of these idiotic/moronic responses, it's too glaringly obvious or should I say painfully obvious to ignore. American students these days can't even be called "educated idiots" any more!! Not only that, but it even would make "illiterates" a compliment instead of condemnation. What has happened to us?? We've become "dumbed down" past the point of no return, that's what. "Higher education?" Come on now, give me a break and cut the total BS.

  • @cbl1948 Salut cbl PAS idiots instruits 100% Cerveaux....Musclés....

  • @cbl1948 I'm a teacher and I agree, sadly.

  • genius.

  • Spock?

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  • hello from Finland.I love S&C, and this song.. I love this, memories...

  • Does anyone know what is said at the very end of this song? it's nor on any of the lyrics that you find . After the last Lie a lie(s)

  • They had a trueknack for bringing the music in to support the text. makes good for melody music.:))))

  • Does anyone know when Justin Bieber is going to sing this song, The Boxer?

  • @GirlFromIpanema1966 I wish you died in the military.

  • @EvilAntic That's really odd. 

  • @jakebarnes230 It would make sense if you looked at her profile, and comments.

  • chyba najlepsza ich kompozycja i genialne wykonanie. Tyle już lat i ciągle Boxer tchnie świeżościąn nie poddaje sie modom, kierunkom i prądom. Myślę, że Boxer, obok Yerstedey Beatlesów i The Wall Pink Floydów to absolutna doskonałość, dzieła wszechczasów.

  • Pity is akin to love......

  • Can someone tell me what makes that percussion sound in the chorus? Sounds like a whip?

  • @InKa4484 It's a drum that they lowered down an elevator shaft and banged it loudly....pretty inventive, huh?

  • @LuvZippy That's so freakin' COOL ^^

  • @InKa4484 it's a snare drum with a shit-load of reverb. Sounds super awesome

  • Lie La lie lie la lie la lie lie lie

  • Wonderful..........I loved it when it first came out and love it more now. Speaks to universal themes......

  • queria que vcs viessem ao Brasil por um um dia só; , poderia ser um show gigantesco no Pannetone ou uma coisa bem simples no bar "Morrison"

    please, come here!!!!!

  • @MillerSampa

    só uma duvida

    lie lie lie, não seriam mentiras sobre mentiras????

    só por curiosidade do leigo aqui...

  • @MillerSampa Eles nao estao cantando isso "lie lie lie" pra dizer mentiras, eh soh um som que eles estao a fazer tipo 'Lie la lie la la la la lie', entende?

  • mine is from 3:20 till the end

  • But the fighting still remains... wonderfull..

  • nice

  • 0:00 to 5:12 was my favorite part

  • @orijuy30 THIS IS FAITH..;mine too..!!

  • 1:45 to 2:10 is my favorite part.

  • @rapturerock Thank you for good taste in a society that condemns any article over 2 hours old

  • What a fantastic song this was and still is.

  • @marckellyv1 I was talking to you you moron. Go saying stupid idiotic things on an open forum and expect a reply. And don't go crying to you tube again you pussy.

  • A favorite of mine from Messrs Simon and Garfunkel

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  • @marckellyv1 Go home then. Don't come here if you don't care. You seem to contradict yourself by your very presence or response. Deluded as you are, I despise people like you trotting out that ridiculous self-defeating crap. You're a joke and don't even know it.

  • @marckellyv1 Why read my comment and make a comment yourself if you do not care? I was making a comment about a song. You need to get over it and move on. You are a jerk!! I can't stand people like you..trolling you tube to make rude and insenitive comments. I'm done with you..

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  • I'm listening to this in 300BC on my iRock.

  • @Chookie369 lolol!!!

  • this takes me back to my childhood in the 70's

  • I am so glad I have parents that raised me with music like this :)

  • the orchestration at the end of the song was pure genius

  • This lyrics have stuck with me all my life..

  • I'm such a time wizard i'm listening to this in 2032.

  • This is one of the truest and deepest songs that is so generally American (or just human), I'm surprised this song wasn't the one called America. I imagine Ellis Island, people coming into the country from wherever they happened to be born. They're so determined to make it here, someplace better, that when a man who is leaving is telling him of the hardships he's faced, they scream out, "Lie... lie!" But he says in the beginning that they wouldn't believe him.

    My favorite: This or Kathy's Song.

  • @poprockssuck87 wow made me think a lot about what you are saying...very true....i am leaving, i am leaving but the fighter still remains

  • @poprockssuck87 cool story bro

  • Born in '72 also. Brings tears to my eyes also. Im now teaching my children about music, this is top of the list.

  • Simon and Garfunkel were one of my favorite two yesterday. The music they sing about a boxer and poor,sounds alot of some of I induerd when the time I spend growing up in the streets along time ago. I like the lyrics and guitar in this video.

  • I remember listening to this song in a small Railway station and could visualize this song and its narrative in detail! Wow!

    

  • Lost my Dad this year 2011, can still see him now singing to these great songs by Simon & Garfunkel...........Dad your Granson now has an album by them!! you would be so proud of him......miss you so much your Son xxxx

  • @DUCATEA I am so sorry for you.. I really hope that listening to the songs he loved so much makes you feel a little better. He will always stay alive in your heart and I am sure he would be so proud of you..!! Your comment is so sweet, tears in my eyes.. Big hug and lots of love from Holland

  • @witchfrija Thank you for your comments you are very kind to reply with such nice words......thanx x

  • @DUCATEA Thank YOU!! I hope you have a year without loss or pain in 2012, lots off luck and dont forget to listen to the music when you are feeling sad. For me it works.. ;-)

    It makes me feel good/better, it made your Dad feel better, would be great if it works the same way for you. If I see the thumbs up I guess there are more people who agree on this!!! Wish you a lot happy moments when you think back off all the memories you share with your Dad, though he's somewhere else now.. X

  • Love them, then and now...

  • If you don´t like the song, what the f.. you´re doin´ here nobheads. Go home and cry it all to your mami.

  • this is the best song to get relaxed and think about how things could be!Awesome song

  • Wow♪───O(≧∇≦)O────♪wow

  • like this if you will still listen to this in 2050! (:

  • @derrieprut

    What I think is pretty beautiful about that is that many people won't be listening to this, not because they don't want to, but they'll probably have passed on. Including Paul Simon and Garfunkel. Thats crazy. Ill be 62 :-P, i've been listenign to this since i was born, my dad used to play it for me. The boxer will always remain!!

  • @derrieprut jews can sing !

  • You know it's good when you can enjoy the video when there no image, just the music.

  • the point is there is no BETTER music being made today.

  • my teacher should me this song in 2011!

  • what is so weird about listening this in 2011

  • Autóban ez a legmegnyugtatóbb zene!

  • I've been searching for that song since i don't know when! For sure!

  • a wee irish girl wishing she could be in Central Park watching, recording and writing down every word

    

  • I'm depressed to have been born in the 90s

  • @rapturerock Amen

  • @rapturerock 90's are the year of Nirvana, Oasis, the offprings, Bush, Sum41 and more. We aren't that bad.

  • @mathlev1

    Sum41? Srsly? LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AND THE FAMOUSSSSSS

    Don't even mention them in the same line as Nirvana Oasis and Offspring (before they got pwned by the record company they were good anyway)

  • @Hategrin Lifestyles of the rich and famous is a good charlotte tune, which I agree is brutal, as is the band. Earlier sum 41 was half decent though and that's coming from a classics lover and a musician. Check out the album "does this look infected", its raw and the guitar playing is pretty solid as far as 90's bands go. Its worlds away from Simon and Garfunkel but worth a listen!

  • @rapturerock don't be depressed I was born in 1965, this music is for all of us to love!

  • @rapturerock Don't think the 60s were all that great, my teacher grew up during the time and he remembers tons of riots, violence, and blacks being hosed down.

  • @BadgerCheese94 The music was still better, all the nastiness aside.

  • @rapturerock we always look at the past and say WOW thats great music ,todays music is terrible compared to them but dont forget what you hear is basicaly the cherrypicked awesome music, back then and now there was sht music and good music its harder to find good music thsedays cause we have to go through the effort of finding it ourselfs

  • @zxcthethird

    Hmmm. Well, the "cream rises to the top..." as they say. Back in the day, good music was picked by the people. They heard it and said, "wow... good music..." and it became a hit. Now, everything is manufactured for you. THEY tell you what you think and what you will like, you agree with them. There was no "cherrypicking", there was just great music... now you have suck. ENJOY!

  • @Paganguy1 now i have suck ? wtf does that mean lol and i dont limit myself with music if its good i listen to it wether its manufactored ,new,old or whatever

  • @zxcthethird

    HAHAHA! Yes. Now you have suck. Relax, that was a great smile! It's not your fault, it's just your turn. Good luck! I hope you do great things with your life, things I can NOT do as I am pushing 50, (up-hill!).

  • @Paganguy1 lol only difference between me and you is that i havent shut the door on new musics so i can enjoy them all equaly , youre a little too arrogant about it i think it has to do with your age which you have mentioned a couple of times now on this page the saying you cant teach an old dog new tricks comes to mind but as we both enjoy the ong on this page im happy to just appreciate it with you then part ways afterwards :) nice meeting you goodbye

  • @zxcthethird Good grief - go back to school already!! YOU can't even write a sentence, or spell a common English word properly. "Sht music," "thsedays," and worst of all - "ourselfs??" What is wrong with you?? Did you even graduate from elementary school, because you write (and therefore think or prove to the whole fucking world, at least) and sound like a total idiot. "Sht" is spelled "shit," thsedays" is your trash/gutter slang for "these days," and it is "ourselves."

  • @rapturerock

    Listen, sweetheart, I'M depressed that you were born in the 90's!!!!! Considering, I was in my 30's!!!!! Oh by the gods....

  • Classic, loved it way back then and love it even more now

  • very 60s

  • i'm 15 years and i love this... wow...

  • @TheArtygan im 16 and agree:) our generation needs to be inspired by this more

  • @TheArtygan and @MusicManAndrew let's make a group ;)

  • @TheArtygan same here.... there isnt anymore good music being made today. Sometimes i feel like im the only girl who listens to good music these days

  • @SomberGoods19 Sure there is, you just dont know of it. Yes there is plenty of crap around too but there is the odd diamond in the rough. You may like Grace is Gone by Dave Mathews , give it a wirl.

  • love this song absolutley brilliant !!!!

  • I was born in 1972-and this just brings a little tear to my eyes....!

  • @BudgieFace1 I was born in 1972 and I remember my parents listening to Simon and Garfunkel.

  • I used to hear this song together with my boyfriend back to the year 1970/71 at the hot nights of Rio de Janeiro with the breezing of the fresh air . I simply loved it and to this date still feel the thrill of this song......I love all the songs of Simon & Garfunkel but this one is simply great! I could not understand the words but the harmony/melody was deeply touching!!!!!

  • @LegendaryGamer0 Congrats to you both, what a wonderful song choice. That will sound fantastic loud at a disco hall

  • @ilovecheese522666 w00t :P

  • Just heard this for the first time, defo my new fave. xx

    

  • @ilovecheese522666 I just heard this for the first time as a song suggestion from the woman I love and plan to marry.

    This is going to be our song or wedding song. :B

  • the mic looks like a cinnamon roll. :)

  • GOD REST YOUR SOUL SMOKING JOE

  • Man up, Joey

  • Tune

  • That build at the end, followed by the return to the dual guitar... Just so sweeping and powerful.

  • EVENTUQALLY PI THE CIRCULR EYE

    SORRY CAPS LOCK UNDUE

    JULIO

    stepped outside and c'mon beautiful or what

  • With every blow, I feel pain.

  • 31 people got punched out by a boxer.

  • Shivers

  • In the 35 years I have been listening to this it has not lost any of its power and emotion. Always makes me cry.

  • 31 deafs

  • Justin Bieber could easily sing this song ( The Boxer ).

  • @GirlFromIpanema1966 It's not about that. I could sing that song but it would sound like a goat pissing on a sheet of tin (we use this in Czech rep.). If Justin B. would sing this song it may sound little bit better then me, but it would be just empty words becouse he dosn't know what are they singing about. If he did, he wouldn't turn into such a horrible creature.

  • like this if you are listening to this in 2011! :)

  • @ignatzmouse98 No I'm listening to it in 12,000 B.C.

  • @ignatzmouse98 Beautiful music lives forever

  • @ignatzmouse98

    I am listening to this in 2053

  • @evilthesaurus lies! the world ends in december 2012 LoL

  • Love Simon And Garfunkel...the fall makes me want to listen to it for some reason.

  • @AsukaSema A cold rainy day in Wisconsin brought me here.

  • I am leaving, I am leaving, but the fighter still remains...Those lyrics have always brough tears to me eyes, even as a child I remember crying at those words. I feel his pain. Simon and Garfunkel are true story tellers.

  • @TheKatkat72 I totally agree. I remember crying everytime I heard this song, growing up in Africa...I didn't even know the words of the song..

  • @etimsam I think its the raw emotion that brings the tears...

  • @TheKatkat72

    I too get tears when I hear those lyrics. I'm not sure why.

  • @haastaboozia Its the emotion, the raw emotion, as if there really was a boxer telling his life story..

  • @TheKatkat72 GAY!

  • @kknswe lmao. Epic comment XD

  • @kknswe fake and

  • @TheKatkat72 so true