Gordon Lightfoot's If You Could Read My Mind is.... (Reaction!)

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[sylviadonoghue]

Bob Dylan said on Gordon's death, "Gord died without ever having written a bad song. Whenever I listened to them, I wanted them to last forever."

[garyjohnson]

Gordon Lightfoot was a master storyteller with his music. He cannot be replaced.

[billmutschler]

When Gordan passed, Bob Dylan commented that Gordan died without ever having made a bad song. Pretty high praise.

[Dread_Pirate]

I’m 64 and I’ve been a Gordon Lightfoot fan since I was 14. He was a master at his craft and there will never be another like him.

[gtlguy]

This song is pure emotion. It is about the failed marriage to his ex wife. Matter of fact, there is a line that states "I'm just trying to understand the feelings that you lack." That line so bothered his daughter, that during the live performances he modified it slightly to "I'm just trying to understand the feelings that we lack."

[monabenson]

We've lost one of the most talented and beautifull singers of our time . Rest in peace my friend❤

[dreamweaver]

I lived it. Was married for 23 years. For 7, he was clean and sober. After a house fire, he went into a downward spiral. Father of our 3 kids. Drank himself to death about 10 years after the divorce. This song still gets to me.

[Pureblood]

A national day of mourning when Gordon passed. 🇨🇦

[luvastandardbred]

I was in my teens when Gordon lightfoot's music came out. He is incomparable. A Canadian national treasure. There will never be another songwriter like him.

[spadams]

One of the great things about Gordon Lightfoot is his unusual vibrato. It works with every song he sings.

[lynnecurrie]

The poetry of GL! He is Canada's national treasure. RIP Gordon.

[chrissylee]

I love this song ❤ if you like his music, I think you would enjoy Jim Croce.

[patwhitney]

Your comment “pain demands to be felt” made me immediately cry. All the pain I seem to hide to others is just there under the surface demanding to be felt. Thank you.

[VGKDean]

Time in A Bottle from Jim Croce is another great song to check out if you haven’t already

[tracymetherell]

Gordon Lightfoot is a true Bard in every sense of the word.

[Dwendele]

Gordon Lightfoot is so nostalgic and melancholy to me. My mother was a folk musician and wonderful singer. She introduced me to so much great music back in the 70s. Every time I hear any of his songs, I immediately miss her... But it's happy memories. She would be going about our big ol house singing while she cleaned, cooked, painted or gardened.
Thanks for this one! ❤😎

[grandmajeanne]

Being alive and loving music in the 70's was a great time to be alive. He has a great voice and I loved listening to him.

[jen]

The nostalgia is heavy. I lost the love of my life 14 years ago to a serious illness. We listened to music like this all the time. After he passed away l didn't listen to music at all for several years.

[susansapp]

Another mandatory is "Early Morning Rain", by GL.

Another sad, desperate, trying to make up for all of my misgivings, drinking myself to death instead of correcting. That one has always made me feel like I was in Canada, trying to get home but couldn't. Oh .... and I don't drink, but do remember the days.

[glassontherocks]

Gordon Lightfoot "Railroad Trilogy" Wonderful story.