I was 18 in 1986 and i can’t describe my feelings when i realise how fast time goes by. Thats just the way it is …

God, the '80s had some of the most amazing talent, ever.

One of the most beautiful piano intro openings ever………

I’m 72 now. This song takes me right back to the year it was released. Rented an apartment in a beautiful old house and filled it up with this and other music from the era. Had a good friend named Tom who I loved dearly. I remember sitting on the wooden floor with him, listening to this song over and over, talking about everything in the world, and making plans for our future. Our plans never panned out but the memories stay strong and this song is a perfect soundscape for that time. Preserve your memories, they’re all that’s left you.

Went to a concert in the late 1980's in Manchester. Didn't know who the supporting act to Huey Lewis & the News was. A guy slowly walked onto the stage, sat at the piano and began to play....this!! The audience were in stunned disbelief, as the rest of the band 'The Range' joined him on stage...what a performance and one of the best concerts I've ever attended. What an unforgettable evening, thankyou Bruce & Huey.

Bruce Hornsby is another great reason to love humans.

When I was out to lunch with a girl I really liked and scrolling through the car radio for music. I knew we had some different tastes but then i heard the intro to this and stopped. She said she loved this song and I said I did too. We sang it out loud together and held hands smiling. I bought her an autographed piece of sheet music of this song for Christmas and 13 years later it hangs in our bedroom. We still hold hands and sing it whenever we hear it. Its a very special song for us.

I bought the LP because I immediately fell in love with the way Bruce plays the Piano. This song is still awesome in 2024.

I had the honor to meet Bruce after a big win by LSU basketball where his son Keith played. I got a pic with him and told him this song inspired me to buy a piano and learn to play. He gave me his email and said he would autograph the sheet music to this song and mail it back to me - which he did. I can’t say enough about how gracious he was with us fans.

Hearing this song ALWAYS takes me back to 1986...to being a 12 year old...riding with my Grandpa in his 1983 Toyota pickup.  We'd hear this song on his truck's lousy 2-speaker radio and I'd ask him to HUSH, so I could hear the entire song!  When he passed away in 2016, I went with others to pack up his house.  Surreal.  As I left his house for the very last time, I got in my car and immediately played this song as I drove away, crying and filled with memories of Grandpa and youthful days that won't ever be again..

I'm in my early fifties, and I have come to the sudden realisation that most of the artists I listened to as a teen are probably in their late 60s or older. Such a plethora is musical geniuses getting older and aging like fine wine. Brilliant rendition of a great song and composition of the orchestra.

Who else got chills and tears?

This man has left a beautiful mark on the world with his music.

I was born in 1988, this song came out in 1986. I'm going to see Bruce Hornsby tomorrow in concert, April 4th 2024. What a classic and great artist to stand the test of time.

I was 16 at the time, now I'm 56, still gratuful to this music and his performer. One significant piece of the soundtrack of my life.

The saddest thing is, that this song is still necessary in 2024.

I always enjoyed this song and especially the message.  The meaning has become so much more over the years.  I was 24 when this song first came out.  I am now 62 and life has greatly changed for me after I lost my dear Rosita 3 1/2 years ago to cancer and I am the primary care giver for my 93 year old mother-in-law.   Life takes on so many changes.

What an incredible talent at the piano.  Definitely a piano legend.  "The way it is", is one of the greatest pieces of music ever created.

Best 6 minutes 18 seconds I’ve heard in a long time

Absolutely brilliant!! as a boy back in 86 i used to play air piano to Mum & Dad to this and have loved his music it every since. Was sat in a hospital car park today waiting for my father-in-law and had tears rolling down my cheeks thinking of those days. Love what music can do....🥺👌👌👌