Marmalade - Reflections Of My Life download song

Count my blessings each and every day that I was privileged to have grown up during the golden age of rock !

There was a time when music was good.

The man who wrote this Beautiful Song, Mr Dean Ford, died on Tuesday the first of January 2019. He came from My hometown of Glasgow in Scotland. He was a real gentleman and a great songwriter too. Here's to YOU Dean and a BIG thank YOU for brining back SO many memories. I know that many Vietnam vets loved this song too. God Bless us ALL. R.I.P. Dean 01/01/2019

Remember when we used to listen to these songs on AM radio in the car and power lines broke them up sometimes? Man that was living!

Amazing makes me cry every time I listen to it. I want my youth back for a bit. If only for a short while.

When this song came out, I was a teenager in crisis. I had just come out of an unspeakable patch in my life. This song may well have kept me from suicide...... Music has been my solace ever since.

if i were to die today, i will be satisfied with how it went. the good, the not-so-good, and the regrettable. all in all, a great trip. this song does it for me.

I've always loved that line: "...the world is a bad place, a bad place, a terrible place to live......but I don't wanna die..." I've often felt exactly that way.

As I get older, it seems like I have more reflections, and more to reflect on, and of course this increases the impact of this song. It touched me in the day, but now it moves me. While all is not as I would have it, the tunes I grew up with still help me to focus and put all into perspective. Thanks for sharing the music and I hope this smooths the wrinkles in your soul today as you listen to it.

From someone who grew up in the 60s & 70s I can't tell you how many times I remember the old days and how I wish I could go back in time and have a do over.  There would be so many things I would change like talking to this girl in 8th grade named Sheri who could with just staring at me make me weak to my knees.  Or try out for Baseball or kept going with my medical studies.  When I hear this song it rushes old memories back in my mind.  I really love this song.  To all of those in junior high and high school today.  GO FOR IT you only get one shot in life and before you know it your 60+ years old listening to old songs and things you wish you would of done....

In Honor and Memory of 58,479 Brothers and Sisters Who never returned..

I remember my Mum dancing in the kitchen to this song, and we learned every word and it was our favourite song, then my sons love it and their kids are dancing to this song.  Thank you for being part of our lives in New Zealand.  Awesome!!!

The changing of sunlight to moonlight Reflections of my life Oh, how they fill my eyes The greetings of people in trouble Reflections of my life Oh, how they fill my eyes All my sorrow Sad tomorrow Take me back to my old home All my crying (all my crying) Feel I'm dying, dying Take me back to my old home I'm changing, arranging I'm changing, I'm changing everything Ah, everything around me The world is a bad place A bad place, a terrible place to live Oh, but I don't wanna die All my sorrow Sad tomorrow Take me back to my old home All my crying (all my crying) Feel I'm dying, dying Take me back to my old home All my sorrow (all my sorrow) Sad towmorrow Take me back (take me back) to my old home All my crying (all my crying) Feel I'm dying, dying

My husband died 15 months ago. He was a marine and fought in the battle of Hue. This song was very important to him. I will never be the same.

I first heard this song not too long ago on an oldies station and fell in love with the melody. Then when I looked up the words, I was even more turned on to it. I love the chorus especially. A beautiful song with such poignant lyrics. Take me back to my own home...

Not sure how a group with such a killer song didnt have more U.S. hits. Just an underrated fantastic tune.

My brother was a gunner on a helicopter in Chu Lai. Said he knew this song by heart and felt the words.

Why aren't their songs like this anymore?

I'm 63 & a Guitarist from the 70's Era & My Choice of Rock Was 'Straight Ahead Guitar Driven Blues/Rock'. But THIS Song ??? There is NO Denying it IS a MASTERPIECE !!!