At least drop it as a single it was around the “I Feel It” era

@E_Smith aw!! I actually went to his London, Birmingham and Glasgow shows and they were so good, hopefully he will come back and yess come to Dublin!! The shows there are always iconic

@yeah123 cool thank you!!!

gotta confess (as a British-American who's spent most time stateside in MA/NY/NJ) that I will forever associate Poland Spring with the warm af tiny bottles in the back of cars to and from the airport on sweaty summer days in the city XD... still fw them tho!

@Dragus12 https://discord.gg/Hk7udA9Kcw here’s one that won’t expire!

@LuvJB85 what’s yours?

I'm a producer/songwriter/artist, and a student

The photo is absolutely awesome tho

It would be awesomesauce

Pain.. Just pain

@notsobasic My grandpa passed away from dementia years ago and one of my closest friends (the one who originally showed me JB) his dad passed away from the same thing. This song has always resonated with us. I could write forever about this song! Here’s my own thoughts on it; the beginning is somber. Seems sad when you hear the lines he’s saying. It paints a picture of what it’s like when someone in your family goes through this. “There’s a point in making memories because they’ll be even better when we’re heavenly” hits extremely hard. While I think the first part of the song is somber and sad, the ending has the exact opposite feeling. It turns into CELEBRATING mothers, and anybody else who’s affected by this disease. At the end, when all the cords are suspended and every person starts playing. It’s a celebration of all the things they were before they were sick. To me, it’s al says been an unbelievably powerful song that I think more people could listen to and appreciate. I could go on forever and ever because this song is so important!

look at my most recent topic post

Absolute banger