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i love this song. makes me think of my x. it was are song, i guess i still love her

drunk, and barely legal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i miss my dog.

I know that the late Gary Moore (1952 - 2011) played for Thin Lizzy for a time. Can anyone tell me if that was him playing one of the lead guitars in this video?

If you are gonna cover anything by Queen for God sake look like you believe in what you are layin' down.

@sabretoothJones I agree. Your comment was spot on. Who else but the quintessential rocker of the 70's ( i knlow I'll catch hell that comment too) ; Paul Rogers could have pulled this off to a fiercely loyal Queen crowd, Robert Plant...Peter Frampton???

no shit I click y for the same reason. to get to you tube

this song has got me through the years. ta hell with her. little secret,

thier all liars!

He said he can kinda see...

OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!

it's all the same shit to me. wish i could speak spanish

@seethe42 WTF!!! have you actually listened to the song. I'll go one better. Have you actually read your own comment cause it reeks of utopian scocialism. Here is a quote from the beloved John Lennon himself "It was an anti-relegious, anti-nationalistic, anti-conventionaland anti-capitalistic son...

@elvisfantcb888 Your comment is spot-on. In his last live performance which is featured in his last live album 'Elvis In Concert' before he died(it took place in Indianapolis I belive) He sings 'I Cant Help Falling I Love". He put so much emotion into that song. Who knew at the time it would be h...

OMG our little Debbie grew up...BOY did she grow up!!!

I like what you said linda10562. I agree with everything you said but there is also the poetry that has been watered down. The poetry that went with the music in the 70s and 80s took some imagination to write and understand. What you hear today is very direct and bland, it only applies to a speci...

The way Paul Rodgers looked,moved and sounded represents everything that rock and roll was during the 70's. They knew how do it back then.

I'm an aging rockin' roller from the late 70's-early 80's. Thanks for this upload. I've never heard of her before. I now have faith in music again.

Im 45 . I've loved John Mellencamp back when he was John Cougar. This song is moving and beautifully painfull. This is what it's all about but I have a little problem with what I belive to be a harsh abundance of base in the background of the music. I thought my speakers gave out. Is it just me ...

She has a nice big juicy set of...um...vocal cords.