Rip 🪦 To a legend

Soo sad he passed away today. The world lost an amazingly talented man.

RIP Brad you legend

I've known Brad for a number of years, he's one of the kindest people you will ever meet. He's very sick right now and needs all the prayers he can get. We can't afford to lose such a great person.

Praying for Brad's recovery 🙏🏻

I was at one of his last shows in CA with Creed. When he announced his cancer my wife was into her 2nd year fighting cancer herself. When he passed 2 weeks after my wife did, we were 58 and 59 yrs and married for 34yrs, I balled my eyes out again. Cancer is FUCKED. RIP Brad. You are in a way better place now than the rest of us.

R.I.P Brad 😢

This song takes me back to convoys in Afghanistan. It’s like a movie in my head. We are heading down the crap roads, passing through small villages, dreaming of getting back home to my family.

Lead singer is currently battling cancer 🙏🏻

RIP Brad 😢 gone but not forgotten still banging that away from the son ON CD

Rip to my teen years

This song hits so hard being divorced. Thanks for diving in and checking it out.

Rip Brad you’ll be missed you legend

R.I.P to a great singer and writer

20 year retired Army Veteran here.  This song helped get me through my first tour in Iraq in 05-06.  We were doing 12 month tours and they were LOOOONG especially being away from family and the states.  This song is nostalgic and definitely an anthem to that chapter in my life.

This song tore my heart out when it came out. My high school sweetheart and I broke up senior year. We went off to college and didn't talk on the phone very often. After college I was serving in the U.S. Coast Guard and my dad was killed in an accident. I reached out to her when I was back from Antarctica because they really loved each other when we were dating, just to let her know. We started talking on the phone every night like we were back in high school. She is now my wife of 21 years.

I had this played for my late husbands funeral. I play it every year on the anniversary of his death. 20 years of missing him and him missing our kids growing up and becoming parents. Our kids were 13 and 9 when he passed away from brain cancer January 15,2005

They played this song as the closer at a concert I saw in the 2006 range.  They played this song with a video backdrop of a bunch of soldiers in Iraq telling their families that they love them.  My brother was in Iraq at the time.  There was not a dry eye in the house

Man.... The difference between listening to this song at 17 in 2003 versus listening to it at almost 40 in 2025😢😢😢

RIP Brad, you live on through your incredible music 💔