Mike & The Mechanics - The living Years

I miss you Mom...I am glad I came home to spend the last year with you...I miss you more and more every day... I will never forget...
~;~Carolyn Burnside- 1942-2009~;~

I miss you aunt loraine

My father was killed in an accident when I was 17, my brother 7, my dad 36. I never knew pain like this before or since. So many of us hurt so immensley it can not be described. This song makes me think of my dad and it hurts because I was mad at him when he died and I never got to say I was sorry and I can not ever forgive myself. It is the true source of my anger and the reason I can not get close to anyone. God Bless us all!

I used to have a dog just like the one in this video and I loved her she ws the best dog in the world..she died some years ago now ..
This song makes me remember my grandfather who passed away in 2007. I wasn't there when he died. Neither was Mum. This song means so much to both of us....

I LOVE YOU NANA!
She died in 2000. I should have told her so many times that I just loved her spirit, her toughness, he strength, her boldness, he great stories about the Great Depression and how her generation came back and saved the world after 10 years of horrible depression.
She was so beautiful.
GOD BLESS YOU IN HEAVEN Nana!

too all that have commented, im so so sorry for all your losses i havent spoken to my father since 2003 and its moving messages like yours that help reconciliations between families to happen there are more of us around the world than we anticipate.. your not alone and the pain you feel is in my opinion the start of a journey to closure..all of your loved ones are with you every day, remember that, your never without them,, peace, love from Ireland

influenced all of u by this living years hit song one of the best hit songs ever with mike and mechanics

This Song is Pure-niCe

I lost my father in 98 and theres not a day that goes by i don't think of him and what he suffered through and listening to this song brings me very close to tears for anyone that has ever fallen out with their father or mother or anyone close to them never let it be too late to say what they mean to you deep down they will appreciate you for it no end.

This song brings tears to my eyes every time hear it. All the unresolved "stuff" between my dad and me. So many thnings I would have liked to have shared with him. You can never get back what has gone. Treasure every moment with your parents. You never know when they will g. I want to dedicate this post to my dad - Tom Brown, who was born in Cessnock in 1928 and died in Cessnock in 1981. Dad I miss you every day and hope that you would be proud of the person that i have become. Love Veronica