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I lived two towns over from where Lenny Leblanc came from (Leominster, MA), so this song is from my area, and remember rollerskating to this with a friend's sister. However, I often would listen, thinking about almost the same thing that this well done video portrayed. Awesome song, Awesome vid...

Seeing that we don't, we don't live up to the often remarked phrase of backwoods folks like you whose uncle is your father, and screwing sheep like you might do.

When Whitney first sang for us, heaven lost an angel, today may heaven regained one special angel named Whitney....RIP...your music will live on in my memory forever!

Just had to thank the person who did the video. I was just approaching my teen years when this song came out, it grabbed my heart then. I just wish that when I was seventeen, I had remembered the theme of the lyrics then. Thanks for the memories.

Lenny LeBlanc, is from Leominster, MA, a milltown in Central MA, that oddly enough had two one-time wonders, Rick Pinette and Oak with their 1980 hit, King of the Hill, and this number one hit, from Lenny LeBlanc, and Pete Carr. Both songs had great meaning to me (as I lived just north of Lenny'...

Main Ingredient to me...this song, and I can say....if when I die, I'd want this song played...because...it was if it were written with me in mind. I remember hearing it when I was 7 years old! As it turned out...and prophetic, I would need to hear it, over and over again, all the women asked o...

I first heard this song in the 1980's as a teenager. When I think of the "unsung hits" of the 1960's, this rendition of "Hurts So Bad" is the best of them all. The emotion brought out by "The Lettermen", is in every note and syllable of the lyrics, that when you have heard it for the first time,...