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@blackestcracker

Me too... 54 years old and heard this song on Sat radio today for the first time on the way to my office and as it went on I started crying... WTF? I guess I'm not alright... missing somebody deep in there somewhere... :-(

Just started to appreciate this song... it has quickly become a favorite. You guys do a great version together. IMHO, great vocals. Connor, you seem to have the chords down pretty well (I have not transcribed this song yet) and your vocals are great but you seem just a tad stiff on the guitar wor...

Dude! This is my first exposure to your posts. I was looking up covers of this song after watching Bono give his guitar to that blind guy at the Nashville, TN concert which moved me to tears and I found this cover. For what it's worth, from a life-long hacker in his 50's who is finally learning t...

The guitar playing sounds good. The vocals are good too. They just need to practice the song but that's what open-mic's are for I guess...!

@SeifWar

My thoughts exactly. It never ceases to amaze me how people who are willing to share their considerable skills at no charge, get derogatory responses from dolts who try to pass themselves as experts! If one does not agree or like the advice being offered, simply move on and don't waste ...

he's good

Dale! Thanks so much again for posting this... was only a casual fan of Journey in the old days and never thought about trying to learn their songd but watched a concert on Palladia today and my GF went nuts over Lights and said I should play it with my friends. So, all things for women... I look...

@tonedr

Holy mackeral there guy! I was appreciative of your Chicago 'Beginnings' tutorial but this is really awesome! When we were banging around hopelessly on our guitars back in the day and this song would come on by the Allmans, it would just take me to another place. Not much has changed sin...

@tonedr

This is really good! Great job! I love this song and always thought it sounded easy to play however with my limited skills and ear training, I had no idea how to play it. You got it down here. Sounds great. Thanks for posting this lesson. Your explanations and practical fretboard theory ...