Bonnie Raitt - Just Like That (Official Lyric Video)

“Just Like That” by Bonnie Raitt from her album, Just Like That...
65th GRAMMY Award winner for Song of the Year and Best American Roots Song!
Available now everywhere in all formats!
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Credits:
Written by Bonnie Raitt
Produced by Bonnie Raitt
Recorded and Mixed by Ryan Freeland
Musicians:
Bonnie: vocal, acoustic guitar
James “Hutch” Hutchinson: bass
Ricky Fataar: drums, percussion,
Glenn Patscha: hammond B3
Kenny Greenberg: electric guitar
JUST LIKE THAT
(Bonnie Raitt)
I watched him circle round the block,
Finally stopped at mine
Took a while before he knocked,
Like all he had was time
Excuse me, ma’am, maybe you can help,
The directions weren't so clear
I'm looking for Olivia Zand
They said I might find her here
I looked real hard and asked him
What she's got he's looking for?
Said there's somethin’ I think she’d want to know,
And I let him in the door
It’s not like me to trust so quick
Caught me by surprise
But somethin’ about him gave me ease
Right there in his eyes
And just like that your life can change.
If I hadn't looked away,
My boy might still be with me now,
He'd be 25 today
No knife can carve away the stain
No drink can drown regret
They say Jesus brings you peace and grace
Well he ain't found me yet
He sat down and took a deeper breath
Then looked right in my face
I heard about the son you lost,
How you left without a trace
I've spent years just trying to find you
So I could finally let you know
It was your son's heart that saved me
And a life you gave us both
And just like that your life can change
Look what the angels send
I lay my head upon his chest
And I was with my boy again
I spent so long in darkness,
Never thought the night would end
But somehow grace has found me
And I had to let him in
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Music video by Bonnie Raitt performing Just Like That (Official Lyric Video.) © 2022 Redwing Records, LLC. Distributed by ADA.

[@DanielPotter311]

In 2010, my son died at only 4 months old and his heart gave another little baby a chance at life. This song just made me sob like I haven't done in years. I often wonder about who got his heart.

[@dorothywaite6908]

My great nephews life was saved by a heart transplant shortly after birth. My heart broke thinking of a family who lost their young baby. I can’t say thank you enough!

[@user-so3yw8tr1x]

Imagine your son dying

[@mrubio322]

Someone very special...your baby gave another person life...that is soooo beautiful he never left. I'm so very sorry for your loss... and although I haven't gone through this...I sobbed too... prayers for a peaceful heart.

[@xseaangelx]

I'm really sorry about your baby boy. xo

[@catchic0000000000000]

I am so so sorry for your loss. Know that your baby was a hero to another family! My son is alive today because another family made the same choice you did. We are so so grateful.

[@vermiciousknid855]

As a transplant physician, I find this beautiful song heart wrenching. The unimaginable pain of the donor families is too often forgotten. This song reminds us that with their sacrifice may come redemption and grace. By capturing all of this in a 5 minute song is art at its highest level.

[@VIDEOVONRO]

Well said

[@PhyliciaOlukoju]

Exactly. It captures the pain, emotions and more. I'm crying just listening to it

[@Kellendras1]

It must be so hard,you want your patients to survive and thrive, but know that comes with the loss of someone else. Look after yourself and thank you for every thing you do.

[@lindabeard7035]

As a woman whose husband was at the top of the list for a heart transplant but didn't get it, I feel the pain of this song. To EVERY family that gives life to another, through their pain, you are our heroes. I know how painful it is to lose the person you love, but you make it possible for another to get that second chance at life. Thank uou. Thank you. Thank you. Because of you, a mother sees her child grow up. A wife sees her husband live. A child will grow up with that parent who they almost lost. What a beautiful song. It made me cry and smile.

[@mbsmith5941]

My sister was a heart transplant recipient more than 30 years ago. And it took me almost 27 years years to get the courage to find her donor family. Without knowing it, they had become part of the fabric of our family and part of our life’s story. But meeting her donor’s sister, albeit only through letters, opened my soul and filled it with with grace and compassion. This song is a gift.

[@freds.8549]

Dear Bonnie, a few years ago my wife and I watched you open for James Taylor in Baton Rouge. We were mesmerized by your performance and became instant fans. My 18 year old son died on November 1, 2022, and when he was on life support we learned that he was an organ donor. Shortly after his death, Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac passed and I started to listen to her music again. Rumors has always been one of my favorite records. I ran across the song “Songbird” and cried as I listened to it imagining my son in heaven. The Monday after the Grammys, my wife told me that you performed “Songbird”. I couldn’t believe it. I went online looking for your performance, and I saw the headline that you won song of the year. I downloaded, “Just Like That”, and I openly wept as I listened to the words. I think I cried for over an hour. It was as if you wrote the song just for me and my wife. Miraculously, the same evening, I opened a letter written by a 55 year old man letting us know that he was the recipient of my son’s heart, and that he wants to meet me and my family to thank us for giving him a second chance at life. “Just like that my life changed. Look what the angels sent. Grace knocked on our door, and we let him in” Thank you Bonnie. I wish there was a way we could meet you in person to let you know how deeply moved we are by your song. As an update to my above post. My wife an I are approaching the one year anniversary of our son's death, Nov 1. We will be meeting his heart recipient in person on that day. We are so looking forward to meeting the man who received a second chance at life, even though, we will be grieving for our loss at the same time.

[@pennyparkin]

I'm crying reading this...thank you for sharing your story and your son's life with others...

[@wangzhe2123]

I am crying when reading your story. May you be peaceful and Strong!

[@marshagifford2202]

Amazing.... miracles.

[@seumassargent1789]

Sending you colossal love through the ether. What a gift that you put your heart out here. Empathy rules, and yeah, love still wins.

[@bobandmarianneinthemorning8168]

I hope Bonnie contacts you personally--she has to be beyond moved by your story as I and so many others have been. May Grace keep knocking on your door. Wishing you peace in the memories of your son and his live-giving gift.

[@corrieschumacher6144]

I received a call this morning from a friend who read your story on Facebook. Through her tears she said you knew my story. While the details are different, the story is the same. My son, Sam, died in a motorcycle accident in July of 2019 at the age of 22. Aside from traumatic brain injury, he was otherwise perfect. Sam had already chosen to be an organ donor… It was now our responsibility to walk it out. Friends and family were able to gather in his hospital room to share memories, to laugh, and to cry. Sam saved four lives with his organs… and countless more with tissue, nerve, tendon and bone donations. His gifts of life keep his life present in mine. I was able to meet Sam’s heart recipient last July… and hear his heart beating inside Jeff’s chest. Sam’s heart is strong and my mama heart is a little less broken. Thank you for this beautiful song, Bonnie. You are making a difference. ♥️

[@leslieroycroft3569]

I’m in pieces.❤ this is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard. Thank you for sharing.

[@lindyhhypoole3629]

My son was killed in 2014 at the age of 25 in a car wreck but he saved 5 lives. I long for the day to hear his heart beating again. This song brought it all back. The recipient got the most beautiful heart ever. Thank you Bonnie for recognizing that someone had to die for someone else to live.

[@laurelskelton7035]

I'm speechless with compassion for you. Just wanted you to know that someone heard you speak of your dear son. I have a son who would have been the same age in 2014. You have experienced the unthinkable. Your comment went straight into my heart, and made this song much more 'real'. I will remember you and your son whenever I hear this song, now. 💓

[@chitonic]

Your comment is gut wrenching but in a very uplifting way. I’m in tears. Bless you and bless your son.

[@LesBarber]

God Bless Lindyhhy 🙏

[@benhanses]

Even if you never get the chance to meet those your son donated to... please know that many of us who have known and/or loved recipients of organs have so much appreciation and love for you. Thank you for your son's life and generosity. Much ❤️

[@teresitarousseau5217]

Thanks Bonnie for doing God's work through this beautiful ballad! You have touched many Souls!

[@empressoftheskies]

ICU nurse here...this morning at 3 am, one of our pts got the call from the transplant team that there was a matching donor heart available and that the transplant will happen later that day. You can't imagine the emotions that both the pt and their family feels as well as the health care team. Elated would be putting it mighty mild, and the immense gratitude and grace we feel for donors and their loved ones is indescribable. Thank you Bonnie Raitt for this beautiful song.

[@billiegoodman4872]

Kei, thank you for sharing. Thank you for being. It’s a lucky patient to have tender, astute you and the rest of the medical team. 🙏💕

[@elizabethmcleod246]

I hope everything went well.

[@leandersful]

In the lyrics, that the mother disappeared - we focus so much on recipients and donors' families can be gone from our sight. Bless you for your work. As a retired nurse, nurse researcher, and organ donation advocate, I say bless you 💕💕!

[@lisanorris5520]

YES. My sister was fretting that our Mother was callously cut open to get her organs to those in need of transplants. My friend, an OR nurse, assured me that there is great reverence in the OR for those who can no longer live, but can give their organs so others may be able to have a new lease on life. I'm teary eyed even as I type this, & it's been almost 17 years.

[@cbrushira831]

Thank you for the work you do

[@ebreuner]

You don’t have loose a child or receive an organ to appreciate this song. You just have have a beating heart yourself. Thank you, Bonnie Raitt!

[@teresitarousseau5217]

She writes and sings the Truth!

[@vincenth.youngii8731]

Well said... this song brought a tear to my eye

[@KiwiandPixel]

I agree 100%. Can’t listen to this song without welling up a little. It’s a profoundly sad song but very beautiful.

[@fins59]

And to write a comment that makes sense it helps if you can spell. Loose and lose have as much in common as grandma and grammar.

[@KiwiandPixel]

@@fins59 That's rich coming from someone who can't seem to grasp comma usage.

[@AlexandraofVirginia]

Once in a while, the Grammy Awards get something right. This is masterful songwriting.

[@halldorsturluson1449]

Exactly, it should be a matter of talent not popularity at any given time

[@user-so3yw8tr1x]

@@halldorsturluson1449 are you saying the most famous they are the least talented they are?

[@halldorsturluson1449]

@@user-so3yw8tr1x yea that seems to be that way in the last 20 years or so,at least in america

[@user-so3yw8tr1x]

@@halldorsturluson1449 you're speaking out of your ass at this point. Just because someone is famous doesn't mean they're not talented. Is beyonce not talented? Harry styles? Steve lacy? Their fame doesn't matter

[@angrymoose3383]

A well written song implies lyrics are all that matters. The entire arrangement is pretty bad and the performance, to be totally honest, isn’t good enough to win song of the year.

[@jaybob9208]

The Grammys got one right! Congratulations Ms.Raitt!

[@collinnc2001]

The lady was in shock! It’s funny how many haters have commented,

[@eileendreyer9238]

I was the ER nurse who at the very worst moment of a person''s life, when they have just been told they will lose their beloved child, spouse, sibling, parent, asked them for the ultimate gift of hope. I thanked them, but it's never enough. The image Bonnie painted is everything. Thank you from my heart.

[@JamesPresley]

This is the most deserving song of a Grammy. Bonnie you are the soul of American music.

[@lunapalacios8769]

North america

[@MaramLoveAnimals]

@@lunapalacios8769 USA only

[@eltamalero1039]

stop the cap my guy

[@johnervert4676]

The soul of white North American music

[@eltamalero1039]

@@johnervert4676 this aint country either my guy

[@ThePiddlehead]

I am one week out from my heart transplant. I cannot tell you how much this song means to me. I just heard it last night for the first time, a friend sent it to me. Yesterday was about as hard as hard can get, but after listening, and crying, I h Felt so much better. I’ve had a very successful transplant, but the physical pain, side effects from the meds has put me to the test in so many ways. I am so grateful for my new heart, I am hoping that when they are ready, I can meet my donor’s family and thank them, in the mean time I have named my heart Henry. He is a a beautiful beating trooper, and his pulse is the pulse of this song for me. Thank you Bonnie Raitt, I really needed to hear this.

[@poof9283]

Get well soon!

[@SturgisMary]

Oh my, your comment brought me to tears. Wow. Get well soon!

[@Mark-ib5bq]

We wish you a quick recovery.

[@cuppajofifty5431]

I'm so glad you got a new heart. I'm sure the recovery will be difficult, and let the tears come. Whoever gave you this heart would gladly endure the pain and still be alive. You are blessed, and I hope you feel better as soon as possible.

[@samanthasmith4038]

I am so happy for you! Hope everything goes well for you!!

[@robinfitz9508]

It's been 15 years since my beautiful Lauren left us, she was 16 years old. Her heart went to a young woman in Virginia, USA. I PRAY for the day I can hear her heart beat again. Much love to Bonnie Raitt.

[@SuperMcabral]

You will see her again and hear her precious heart and voice.

[@jamiemcknight8598]

It's saddens me that people felt snubbed because they didn't win this category. It's been a long long time since a song brought tears to my 62 year old eyes, Bonnie deserves it, the younger generation should take note.

[@JohnStJohn-ee7pu]

April 7, 2009 my oldest son died at the age of 36. By April 9 of that year his decision to be an organ donor had impacted the lives of five families across the U.S. This song has brought tears to my eyes and a mixed feeling of loss and joy to my soul because of his unselfish and caring nature. Thank you Ms. Raitt for reigniting so many memories I had squirreled away while fighting the anguish of loss and emotional pain.

[@lwest501]

Healing love your way friend

[@leandersful]

Blessings to you for having raised such a son. May you continue to heal from your loss.

[@robertmines6471]

You’re amazing story behind your sons unselfish gift of life has truly touched my heart especially since my birthday falls on April 7th . May God’s blessings be upon you and your family and his memory live on forever !! 💔 and yes I’m weeping with tears from the loss that we feel.😢

[@samuelmabbott]

I saw Bonnie perform this song last Summer front row center and she told the story of the song it’s not about her it’s about someone she saw online but I told her after this song that she would win a Grammy for it she was so surprised but I was not I haven’t listened to the song since cause it’s so sad and here I am driving home with tears in my eyes still thank you all for the great comments

[@kathleenflick6041]

May you find comfort at the thought of those five. ❤️

[@serinaserina10]

This is a beautiful song. My daughter was born with complex heart defects and we almost lost her. It was a donor and his family that gave my infant daughter a chance to grow up. She is now a silly 10 year old girl. We are forever grateful for donor families. ❤️

[@cbrushira831]

🥰

[@cbrushira831]

Such a blessed story thank you for sharing

[@tommacdonald6295]

God Bless, a long and happy life to you all. ❤️ 👍

[@patriciamartinez5836]

My little niece just went through open heart surgery. She is 11. Born with a heart defect. Thank goodness she did not need a new heart. My most sincere best wishes for your daughter and continued health.♥️🌹🌹🌹

[@stephenjones717]

Wow... I've been through this twice in my life. I've had two heart transplants. I've met both of my donor's moms. Every day I think of the two young men who gave me life. Every day I feel for the donor families and loved ones that have an empty seat at dinner. I am truly grateful for the gifts I've received. I just hope I've made the two young men proud of how I've handled my life 💕

[@allysonf419]

For a mother, that was a heart beating in her body as well, and she has given life to both in some small way. It is both bitter and sweet and a comfort ...Bless you...

[@lauraschaum5375]

This is absolutely beautiful and I can tell you right now, those men ARE proud, and you brought their mothers peace. You are a blessing on this world. Many wonderful years left to you 🙏

[@lisah3379]

Have you thanked the donor families for their sons’ donations? ❤

[@lisah3379]

Whoops! Sorry! I see that you have! What a beautiful gesture 🙏🏻🎁🙏🏻

[@gamesieukho4788]

Best song in 2022, this song will be winning the Grammy Awards for Song of the year

[@gamesieukho4788]

Yes I'm right!!!!!

[@StephanieAmazi]

Wow you predicted this for real. ❤

[@ManduxH]

You called it!

[@ericfowlkes6226]

That aged pretty well

[@sukie584]

@@michaelbaros7720 why not look her up.

[@gigirobertson2991]

I lost my daughter 7 1/2 yrs ago. She was an organ donor. I was able to meet her heart recipient and hear her heart beat. It was so emotional and I will never forget it.

[@TheSlowe001]

I just met my donor’s mom 2 weeks ago. This song brought me to tears. In 2019, I ended up in the ER for an unrelated problem and was told I was in total liver failure. I was given two options; hospice or fight. I received the gift of life in August 2020. I’m here today because an incredible young man named Tyler was an organ donor. He was only 28 years old. He is my hero. Thank you so much for this moving song.

[@freds.8549]

Thank you for honoring Tyler here with your comments. Means so much to donor families to learn of your gratefulness

[@milesmclaren]

HI There, where are you from?

[@Sunshine-do3yv]

Read your words of your journey.......I am glad Tyler could be the angel for you.... incredible......life is good....be well😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🎼🎶🎵what a beautiful song gift from Bonnie🎼🎶🎵❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️

[@PetersonWilson]

Hello there 😊​@@Sunshine-do3yv

[@blessedbells]

Oh girl ❤

[@lindanicholls2235]

Listening to her voice break on the word "again" when she sings "I lay my head upon his chest and I was with my boy again" ... what an achingly beautiful, painful, exquisite moment of empathy, as if it had happened to her personally. I've loved Bonnie Raitt since the 1980s and I just love her more now.

[@richardevans9003]

I commented the same thing

[@bitfenix90]

Do authors ever achieve a higher plane? A few well placed lyrics, set in many others, takes all of this on the all-too-real journey. Is there ever a higher achievement than bringing us along?

[@margaretspiese8490]

I received the gift of life from a 17-yo girl I never knew when she donated her liver 21 years ago. Thanks to Bonnie for honoring all organ donors with this beautiful song.

[@dmkfhq]

Bonnie Raitt is a national treasure. I’m so glad that people are discovering and rediscovering her now as a result of this amazing song. She’s been around for a long time-I became a fan in the early 1970s. She had huge success in the 1990s. And now she’s an “overnight success” again, more than 50 years after her first album. She really deserves this! And her song deserves this.

[@korlilkatana7653]

I have known of her all my life. I only really found her a few years ago and said damn how have I missed this. I first listened to this song after reading the lyrics a very short time ago, and I am even more amazed. What a treasure she is! We may want to thank God and all of his angels

[@theresaa.galvin1495]

She never fails to deliver, vocally, musically, lyrically, and contextually. She is so deserving of this award in 2022. Touché my dear.

[@sarahbremner4386]

I had my second heart transplant a year ago so this songs bring me lots of emotion. I do hope it brings people to become organ donors. Thanks Bonnie ❤❤

[@LetsGoColorado]

I had never heard this song until a good friend sent it to me today. She and her husband had helped me so much at the time of my son's death 5 1/4 years ago from a tragic fall. We had met three of the five donor recipients (lung, pancreas/kidney, liver) four years ago (we live in CO, they live in CA). On 1/28/23 we had the honor of attending the quinceanera of our son's heart recipient. She was celebrating her 21st birthday since she was too sick at age 15 to have her quinceanera. Bonnie's song is just what I experienced when I hugged this beautiful girl for the first time - heart to heart with my son's/her heart! We met with the other three grateful recipients just this past week, and we are in touch with the 8 yo boy who was on dialysis until our son's kidney saved him. Thank you, Bonnie, for touching my heart so deeply - I am thrilled that you were honored with your Grammy for such a beautiful tribute to all who have lost a child. God bless you and CONGRATULATIONS!

[@kathleenflick6041]

I sincerely hope the meetings gave you comfort and peace ❤️

[@LetsGoColorado]

@@kathleenflick6041 Thank you. Yes, meeting all of them has been such a wonderful blessing!

[@monicacarson1698]

🙏💝🙏

[@milesmclaren]

God bless you too ma'am

[@loriminor7253]

A friend of my daughter’s sent this song to her yesterday. We said goodbye to our 26 year old daughter 3 weeks ago and she chose to be an organ donor. Her life saved 4 people. This song is so beautiful and comforting. I’m sure many people will be touched by it. ❤

[@sequoyahkearns8505]

Unimaginable, the pain and grief you must be feeling. I'm so sorry for the loss of your daughter.

[@tommacdonald6295]

God Bless.

[@Dbb27]

May you find some peace and comfort in her kindness.

[@lolow9360]

As an ICU RN, I have taken care of people who eventually become donors. The pain and sorrow of those left to make donor decisions is heartbreaking. Those who did give their loved ones organs always left me in awe. And yes, I cried with them too and sometimes still do.

[@Dbb27]

Thank you for your loving service to so many. I’ve been the recipient of some outstanding care from ICU nurses. It’s a very special person that can be there for others every day. Many blessings.

[@davidb5818]

I have the left lung of a 22 year old man. I wrote his parents a thank you letter. few days before I heard this song, I received a grace-filled reply from his mother. She lost her only child. But was so happy that i'm alive and breathing.

[@sallygreenfield6991]

Honestly, she can't do anything about the fact that her son died. Your life is what she has left of him. It was a grace-filled letter that you wrote to her, too.

[@shaswatisaha]

I think organ donation is an amazing way to keep your loved one alive 💞

[@williamflack5767]

Amen! My son Passed away at 28. 3 years ago. Brain bleed. Flew him to Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville. Covid had all the beds full here. After 3 day's on life support. It was time to let Robert go to be with Jesus. They asked my family about organ donation. At first was mad. I was in shock. His mom, my wife passed 7 years ago. Vanderbilt is a wonderful place. For Nuro. They talked to my family, and my younger son. After 2 hours. We said okay. I prayed about it. Robert would want that. He was a very kind, giving, Christian young man. Had a beautiful voice. My brother was with him, as he took his last breath. I was with him, when he took his first breath. I couldn't do it. My brother and sister- in- law. Stayed with. Him I have a wonderful family and brother. They asked me to write on a card. Tell us about Robert. Then, asked two of his favorite songs. America Trilogy, How Great Thou Art. Elvis singing . He loved Elvis Presley. After they finished there work. The doctors and Nurses lined both sides of the hallway. As rolled him down. The Honor Hallway.. a grandmother received one of his kidneys. We keep in touch. It saved her life. Then I received another letter from Tennessee Donor. Another wanted to contact us. I am writing a letter, telling her about Robert. He loved his Lord and his church. During Covid, 140 people came. Found out he did things for people, I didn't know he had done. Hope to go to North Carolina this summer to visit her. My son, gave her a se m A second chance, to be with her family. I can't wait to hug her. So glad we did this. My son is wirh Jesus and his mom. I will see them both again. God bless you each on here. I miss Robert, so much. My family too. Robert Marshall Flack. Our hero. God speed my precious son. ❤❤

[@dxnds3891]

How many of us come here after the Grammys?

[@Essix7]

All of us

[@lonacskrumpirom]

53 for now, but i heard it on the radio, caught me by surprise and now i can't get enough

[@Mulhm21]

انها لا تستحق هذه الجائزة

[@Rose-yz3sx]

@@lonacskrumpirom bro good for her that she won an award but when i was watching and they said she won ngl i was really sitting their in a blank stare like who tf is like no disrespect but ive never heard of this song ever nor have i heard of this song

[@teresitarousseau5217]

Most important song of the decade about loss and organ donation about how the powers that be gives us hope in life Just Like That, get it?

[@JE-vv4jb]

As a double lung transplant recipient, this beautiful song moved me not just to tears, but to sobs. I pictured my own hero donor, and their family, and the unimaginable pain they went through. This song is beautifully written and will save lives with the awareness it continues to bring to organ donation!! I am grateful for you and your talent, Bonnie Raitt!

[@sharikurzh732]

This song touched my heart deeply - we lost our 22 year old nephew 12 years ago (due to alcohol and a motorcycle), even though my sister was beyond heartbroken and barely functioning she honored her son's wishes and donated all Organs, Eyes, and skin. I knew nothing about this song, until the Grammy's - I had heard that people were upset because once again Beyonce was robbed. But, I guess since it won the Grammy it was suggested to me on KZbin. I've just sat here and listened to this song 3 times in a row with tears pouring down my face! THIS SONG is what music is all about!!! It tells a story and most importantly it makes you "Feel"!!! Before auto-tune and all these other musical interventions, people could either sing or not and it was Very Apparent if they could Not! Ms. Bonnie, Thank You so very much for this absolutely beautiful song. God Bless You and Yours. 💖 🙏 💖

[@PernilleFromHansen]

I don't think that Beyonce - or any other artist with integrity - would mind losing to this magnificent song ...

[@owljoy]

Did you see Beyonce and Taylor when Bonnie was announced the winner? They were soulful. You could see in their eyes that this song had touched them too. I wouldn’t be surprised if they had both voted for it.

[@neilpotts2474]

One singer. One writer. One genius. Thank you Bonnie ❤

[@felipesadventures]

Just discovered this song from the Grammys. She was shocked on live TV when she won. Her speech was so heartfelt and personal.

[@jenniferbrown6626]

I lost my daughter to scuide when she was 13... when she died her Grandma and I both decided to donate her organs to help others live on. this song is so beautiful and amazing. I hope one day I get to meet the people who she helped.

[@kathleenflick6041]

I hope you do, too. I'm so sorry for your loss, but thank you for helping others. ❤️

[@Realjoshturner.]

Hello, how are you doing today? Thanks for your love and support🎵❤️

[@pixiegrrly69]

I am so sorry for your loss🙏😔❤️❤️ ❤️ and thank you for helping others. Sending ❤️❤️❤️ love & hugs to you❤️

[@cynthiawhite3742]

I am so humbled by the words of this song, Bonnie’s heartfelt delivery, and the impact it has made on so many. I’m approaching one-year post-heart transplant on March 21st. It’s hard to describe or articulate the magnitude of the decision for the donor, donor family, recipient, and recipients family. It’s instantly an act of grace, love, good will, and gratitude toward all. If it wasn’t for the donor, there would be no future life. If it wasn’t for the recipient, there would be no story of grace or its heartfelt journey ❤

[@katherinenobles5034]

It's not just the lyrics. It's the voice, the delivery, all of it. And, as the mother of one son, I sat here and wept hearing this.

[@jadezee6316]

why?

[@chillipalmer2749]

I still think her best song ever was “Angel From Montgomery”...the John Prine song.

[@georgegeisser2008]

I thought it an incredible song and so much like John Prine in lyric and delivery

[@kathymccallum3639]

. . . The wisdom of her voice. Aged brandy. Aged brandy.

[@katherinenobles5034]

@@jadezee6316 DId you listen to the lyrics, the heartbreak? Even knowing that her son's heart had saved a life, she lost her child. It's heartbreaking.

[@ticaji]

And just like that ----The Grammys gave us something to think about.. a song with a heartfelt message. Thank you, Bonnie ❤️

[@allanlingley7756]

Ever since I first heard Bonnie very early in her career, there have always been songs that have brought me to tears. But this one has all the raw emotion of those early years but with 50 years of life added.

[@marypowers3787]

Needed this today...my boy would be 27. God ain't found me yet either. But his surgeries, although experimental and didn't help him, have allowed a lot of heart-babies to live and go home. SO sorry for your loss.❤ Beautiful tribute to life and loss and love as we know it.

[@jesselye-lee4698]

I feel ashamed to admit I didn't know who you were or the music you created. When this song won the Grammy for Song of the year my first thought was well must be a song worth taking a listen to. I don't know what moved me more the candied but humble and sweet heartfelt acceptance speech, or this most beautiful son. It stirs up so much emotion and feeling. so much love and talent went into this and I believe the world is little better now for it and you.

[@alainaseyssel2138]

She's quite the gem. I grew up listening to her music, she's really quite an amazing artist

[@MaryBolen1]

Amen my Friend She is a great storyteller with her Music. Have you heard of John Prine another great Songwriter and Musician. We lost His voice this year. He is another Great

[@Angelina19601]

And leave it to Bonnie to write so artfully!

[@jeffausen]

Now that you have found her, do explore her other music. Start with "Nick of Time", winner of many awards. Bonnie has written so many great songs, and does beautiful covers of others (Angel from Montgomery). You owe it to yourself...she is a treasure.

[@jtrice6852]

If you're new to Bonnie, check out "I Can't Make You Love Me" kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIicdKhsfL6krtE "Dimming Of The Day" kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKesl6J3o5uafa8

[@chuckhb2714]

You can totally feel the soul of John Prine in this. Incredible.

[@pandapeep1148]

This is a songwriting masterclass. Anyone who said she didn't deserve that Grammy should listen to this first. None of the other nominees came close to this and I liked a lot of the nominee's music. Bonnie never disappoints and shows that age is just a number. Some of our best work and most heartfelt art comes with age.

[@jacobplays6917]

Have you heard all too well? Taylor should have won

[@MermaidRam]

@@jacobplays6917this is a songwriter’s award. More voters felt Bonnie deserved to win over the others (including Taylor). That’s why she won. The Grammys are not fan voted.

[@altheamantes2041]

​@@MermaidRam what?

[@stan-d1s]

​@@jacobplays6917it's been a year so I'm wondering if you have taken like five seconds of time to scroll through the countless comments left by grieving parents, transplant recipients, medical professionals, etc. who shared unthinkable, harrowing experiences that this song somehow managed to connect with? Like maybe in a year you sprouted a tiny little bit of shame for being so completely out of touch with the full range of human suffering and resilience?

[@the80sfanatic13]

Just beautiful. Yep, it does deserve to win for best song of the year. Congratulations Bonnie Raitt. You deserve it.

[@fuchq]

As a clinician who looks after patients donating organs, this song is too close to home for me, all those families and their grief has just one hope that those who receive the organs will be better. And this song has such a powerful message to all of us partaking the process of organ donation.

[@kathleenkretai5330]

First time hearing about this song at the Grammy I can see why it was chosen for song of the year. Being a recently retired Nurse this song hits hard, I think that it will shed light on the importance of organ donation turning tragedy into victory. God Bless all the organ donor families and Bonnie for putting their sacrifice into words 🙏

[@allstarssportsmarketing2448]

Well said. Easy in most states to check that box on your driver's license.

[@wilsongill4912]

Congratulations Bonnie Beautiful song well deserved.😀

[@stacycatrambone8068]

In memory of Christopher Daniel Keith June 4, 1983 - Aug 7, 1990. My brothers son, my godson. His heart was donated, to another 7 year old child at that time (as well as many other organs and corneas) I have no words for the poignant timeless beauty of this song, for donor families, recipients and anyone who has lost a child. To reach in and touch the depth of that heartache so beautifully. I actually tried to write a song on the subject and was unable to ever finish it. This song is a gift.

[@iAMphyr]

Just hearing this song for the first time after seeing a Twitter debate over her winning 🏆 and i came to listen to be my own judge of it and as i type with a tear in my eye i understand why it was chosen. Congratulations 🍾 you deserve it ❤

[@jessicafalstein]

Same. Never heard it before. Quite beautiful.

[@mannyboy1]

Same. But song of the year? Come on, man!

[@iAMphyr]

@@mannyboy1 yes song of the year it’s based on lyrics go look it up. Not how active it was on the radio

[@carmellebandibas]

the production!!! damn so clear!!

[@janicehill699]

Same ❤❤

[@dave760]

I received my life changing transplant from a kid really. He was 21and loved that motorcycle. He helped save 5 of us that night, and I will never know his name.

[@jgsmith2]

This is the most moving song I have ever heard. I am sobbing as if her loss was mine. It’s a powerful reminder to carry an organ donor card. That line: the life you gave us both. Perfect songwriting.

[@crystalp2372]

"It was your son's heart that saved me and a life you gave us both" 😭😭😭 Tears immediately filled my eyes after hearing those lyrics.

[@nunoafonso2593]

yes, me too. "I lay my head upon his chest, and I was with my boy again"

[@Amanda-Lee33]

Yes that sentence is what I hung to like ya just don't in the monent think about it like that it is your small piece of saving grace is how I hear that sentence.

[@richardevans9003]

That line is AMAZING

[@dominiquedaniem]

That part got to me too and I can't even relate. This song is so beautiful

[@lmno1020]

Me too.

[@littlenightma8058]

As a Swiftie who lost her brother two years ago and had to watch her parents grieve the loss of a child, I completely understand why this song won at the Grammys. The only regret I have is learning about this song after the fact and not before.

[@leonieport6117]

Bonnie Raitt is an insane talent. - - Incredible song writer and such a beautiful beautiful voice.

[@jaeyocho]

This song is up there with tears in heaven. So heartbreaking, at the same time gives hope.

[@pixarian]

Considering that Grammy has become the quasi Billboard Awards, I'm amazed and pleasantly surprised this song won. Well deserved.

[@drcaroldc]

Well said!

[@harlanclayton1761]

Agreed...🥰 Powerful lyrics and beautifully played...👍

[@rocklet2434]

aw hell nah this song is garbage 💀

[@Pamela-in8vr]

Bonnie is the bomb 💣

[@mlfryberger]

My brother got his new heart last night! Praise God!! This song was part of the whole picture I believe!! God bless you Bonnie for writing it! Which I could thank you personally!!

[@bethfiori4708]

I wish your brother a strong recovery as he starts a new life and wish your family well.

[@thierrylangford5199]

God bless him and may his new gift give him many wonderful healthy years to come 🙏🏼💗✨✨✨✨

[@Ridster11]

God bless the Donor.

[@marygreen4634]

God bless

[@PDXPean]

Please write to the donor family. This song is partially true. The recipient isn’t given donor NOK details. It will take the donor family to write in as well. Then if the two parties wish to meet, your local organ procurement organization will help facilitate.

[@tamaragoudarzi3724]

This song is well deserving of the recent Grammy Award. Beautiful and perfect for these times. Thank you, Bonnie. Sometimes the most beautiful acts of love need to be remembered. 🙏♥️

[@donnaanddavidbaker8127]

What a beautiful song that brings tears to my eyes every time I listen. My brother received a donor heart 3 years ago, and we are thankful every day for the family who gave him life with their generosity. He has been in touch with the family through letters, but has never had the chance to let the donor's wife hear her husband's beating heart bring life back to us. Without that heart, we are sure our brother would no longer be with us. Bonnie, you and your music have been a guiding light in my life. I saw you sing at several benefit concerts in the 70s and 80s and felt an immediate connection. This SOTY award is just one more wonderful thing you deserve. Keep up the great music for all of us.

[@simonwhitlock9189]

Listening to this song with tears pouring down my face made even more poignant by the fact that my brother's life was saved by an organ donation. For every life saved someone died and all I can say is that I send my heartfelt condolences to that donor's family and friends and hope that they have eternal rest with their god.

[@scottblackerby8832]

As one of those folks told I have the empathy of a brick, this song makes me sit there and just wonder ... how does someone reach such a level of perfection? Bonnie Raitt is such a treasure.

[@mortalclown3812]

Get bettah pals. Your heart's in the right place... and taking up plenty of room.

[@grantstout8364]

it's not perfection. She's just good.

[@jwattfaqir]

I just called her that as well, above.

[@nomad_wannabe1912]

I totally agree. She’s an amazing story teller. One of my very favorite songs of hers is “Louise”. ❤

[@whitepouch0904]

Well you haven’t met me yet

[@Babaziba]

It didn't take four songrwiters, three producers, and two "special guests" to make this piece of heaven, kids. Bonnie Raitt rules.

[@tommanderfeld572]

Sometimes it's more like 10-12 songwriters for current hit songs. This is pure old school songwriting at its finest.

[@01clb]

I have been listening to you since 1971 - my best friend and I used to sit in her dorm room and play your songs and wonder why in the world you weren't already a big name. I have watched your career and you winning this Grammy Award for such an incredible song - all I can say is it's about time!! ❤Seeing you in Raleigh some years ago fulfilled one more thing on my bucket list. My BFF mentioned earlier was with me at that concert and we were blown away. All our lives - we are 71 now - we have each said to others "Bonnie Raitt is my best friend, she just doesn't know it!" Kudos to you Bonnie - and keep writing and singing - you are the BEST OF THE BEST!

[@jmaldonado4896]

My cousin just lost her son, and because he chose to be an organ donor, two lives were saved. I cannot even begin to tell you how much this song has touched my heart.

[@Toruk_Makto17]

his meaning to the world is more beautiful and precious than words can explain

[@milesmclaren]

God bless yall

[@LACarlson]

Bonnie Raitt simply signifies class, class and more class. No surprise she won. She is outstanding in concert. Looking forward to her return to Mpls in October. Thank you Bonnie for always being extraordinary!

[@asmith2212]

Completely blown away by this. I received a life saving kidney transplant in 2017. I know nothing about my donor other than that they were aged 16.....or younger when they passed away. I'm getting to be an older guy now, and the impossibly generous gift I was given has allowed me to meet my grand-daughter. Sometimes life is good, sometimes bad....and sometimes just unfathomable. God bless all organ donors their brave, brave families.....and God bless Bonnie Raitt.

[@darrengarmer8735]

Wow. This beautiful song brings me too tears. I’m 2 years post heart transplant. August 2022 my donor family came to meet me. Mom Dad and 2 brothers all listened to their son/big brothers heart beating in my chest. We are now very close. Love to you Bonnie.

[@Dbb27]

Thank you for sharing your story. Very sweet that you have a relationship with the family. So touching.

[@getreal991983]

My 15 year old son received a heart transplant in January of 2019. We will forever be grateful for our donor family who spared us from the grief they endure. Beautiful song that captures both sides of organ donation… the unthinkable losses that lead to second chances.

[@mk5359]

The first time I heard this song, I wept. Songs like these come about once in a decade. I am in my fifties and it was so joyous that the Grammy decided to single out this gem. Thank you Bonnie. ‘Grace is not the reward of faith, faith is the result of grace’ This song gives me faith again.

[@redrumck81]

My first time right now and I'm crying like a damn baby.....41 yr old supposed man here

[@SondejJohn]

Just like that we have a masterpiece

[@kathleenflick6041]

More than a decade. Several decades.

[@dwilcox7706]

@@redrumck81 only a real man can cry

[@stucknearthegulf]

@@Nature-Remedies23 Don't tell me, a Beyonce whiner?

[@DennisAnthonis]

I’m 77 now. In my working days, I was on call as a registered pediatric and adult echocardiographer. I came in to image their hearts to make sure they were OK to transplant. I remember the grief on some of the families left behind. I cried like a baby when I heard this. I’ll probably cry every time I listen to it.

[@RobinJPhillips]

Thank you for sharing your story, Dennis. It truly takes a village of caring people.

[@DennisAnthonis]

@@RobinJPhillips …that it does Robin.

[@johnstreet797]

you are not alone Dennis

[@juandeleon6136]

As a heart transplant recipient and one that has met my donors mom, this song really hits me hard. God bless my donor and his family for thinking of others at toughest of times and for allowing me to be around for my son and wife.. ❤😢

[@UGAIMES]

My son received a heart transplant as an infant...14 years ago. I could only imagine the feelings of his donor family hearing their daughter's heart beat inside of him. This song captures the emotions of life, death, and transplant in-between perfectly. Congratulations on a well-deserved win, Bonnie!

[@wintermay8211]

Congratulations for winning Song of the year at Grammys. This song is so beautifully written. You deserves this.

[@randomaccount2784]

As someone who is a huge Swiftie and was hoping for All Too Well to win song of the year at the Grammy’s, I thought that I had to give this song a listen before I could say it didn’t deserve the win and I was right. This song had me sobbing and the writing on this is so powerful. I’ve heard many people say this doesn’t deserve to win song of the year but I don’t think they’ve heard how amazing this masterpiece is. Even if they did, they don’t understand how well this was written. The lyrics “they say Jesus brings you peace and grace well he ain’t found me yet” and “ I've spent years just trying to find you so I could finally let you know it was your son's heart that saved me and a life you gave us both” really got me. I really need to get into Bonnie’s music, she is incredible!

[@susanstream5793]

My brother was a heavy metal guy, but he loved "Bonnie" music after the very first time I made him listen to her! This is amazing!

[@DOLPHINLADYFOXandPUP]

yep go ALL the way back 1971! , you will surely fall in love w/ her!

[@thegoughandbordenfamily8234]

If you're a Swiftie then you need to start listening to some more music. Everything they're purposely not playing on the radio and tv is better.

[@jamesbales941]

I give thanks in my prayers everyday to the families that donate organs from their lost loved ones. My brother was in ICU for 93 days and at death's door, before a donor heart suddenly became available. He lived 12 more years with the gift of a young man's heart. Thank you for such a touching and impactful song. May God bless all donors and their families.

[@mathewsgregory8384]

For the ones that don't know who she is, let's learn: Bonnie Raitt (American folk singer) has won 13 Grammys since the 90s (artist since the 60s). Including album of the year with Nick of Time (I was supposed to have bought two of her albums on vinyl). And she was one of the influences for Taylor Swift's country career (and even for many artists that you should know mainly for their songwriting career - yes, she wrote that song too). Taylor was the first to stand up and congratulate her. Last year you ALL discovered Kate Bush thanks to Stranger Things. I think it's better to find out who Bonnie is. An extraordinary artist who has been doing a good job for many years.

[@kayalcorn9569]

Her first 5 albums are fantastic. I became addicted to her music at 16.

[@wintergirl8]

@mariebob8062 Because Kate Bush's song was released almost 40 years ago, so I think it wouldn't be eligible for most awards

[@meme-sl4nb]

People definitely knew Kate Bush before Stranger Things lol

[@bluefrogproductions2906]

Bonnie is also one heck of slide guitar player ! I've seen her several times. The best was when I came home from overseas duty (SEAL) and I took my wife to see her at the Pala Casino and small concert room. It was wonderful.

[@ohhancil]

SO SHE'S PRETY MUCH ANCIENT... IM MIXED ON THIS BEING SONG OF THE YEAR?? .. IDK MAN..

[@jeanielowe7848]

I listened to this song for the first time. The tears are flowing. We lost our son in 2007 in a car accident. He was 21 years old. Such a beautiful emotional song. Congratulations Bonnie and thank you for this song.♥️

[@chives5334]

I'm sorry for your loss. I'm sure 15/16 years later that pain doesn't go away. Even though I don't know you or anything I just hope you and your family are doing well.

[@jeanielowe7848]

@@chives5334 thank you for your kind words. It still feels like it was yesterday. It's gotten easier over the years for all of us but it never leaves our minds.

[@womanofacertainage5892]

I'm so very sorry. My son is 24. I have no good words to help, I just wish you'd never lost him. Hoping for peace for you. And lots of love.

[@andyweiss8565]

@@jeanielowe7848 G-d bless you Jeanie I think that is every parent's biggest fear and I know it's mine. So sorry for your loss and yet I'm inspired by the fact that you can still move forward and talk about it with others.

[@jeanielowe7848]

@@womanofacertainage5892 thank you for your kind words. God bless you.

[@rock2blues59]

Perfect Bonnie. This song is perfect. I lost my wife in an accident at the end of 2020 and my son in an industrial accident less than a year ago. Both were organ donors. It is so hard answering all the medical questions from the Life Center immediately after the accidents but later when they send you the postcards about the life's your loved one saved or improved you feel forever connected to them. It's hard but the Life Center does a wonderful job of offering support to us left behind. Thank You.

[@pittsburghsarah7008]

My father received a heart from a 25 year old. He struggled with guilt that he was 69 and this young man was gone too soon. He overcame it and we got another 9 years with him before he passed away. We always wanted to thank the donor's family but they requested no contact with recipients. Organ and tissue donation is truly one of the most selfless things a person can do for another. Thank you Bonnie for this song. I have been a huge fan since Nick of Time. In case I wasn't already in awe of your storytelling, this song just leaves me speechless. Thank you!

[@belindacooper186]

As a heart transplant survivor of almost 14 years, this song hits all the emotions after a transplant. Your donor family in constantly on your mind. Survivors guilt is so hard to conquer.

[@cuppajofifty5431]

Belinda, you deserved the gift. Any of us that have organ donor on our license, want whomever to benefit and feel gratitude. You've conquered the hard part, surviving. I hope the guilt can float away. Blessings to you.

[@rickzemen1442]

Belinda, please know that your days on earth, surviving and finding new joyful times, are an ongoing source of strength for the donor's family, a way for them to find solace in with the loss.

[@tonistime9157]

I believe the whole point of a song is to evoke emotion. It doesn’t matter what type of emotion. Bonnie certainly did that with this brilliant, emotional, poignant story. I’m a fan of music of all genres and keep up with the latest. It surprised everyone at last night’s Grammy Awards when Bonnie won “Song of the Year” - not me. That song did exactly what music is supposed to do - it made you feel! Thanks and congratulations to Bonnie - Just Like That!

[@skeeter776]

I don't think anybody was more surprised than Bonnie was.

[@Octoberbird42]

A gorgeous song - definitely worth listening to ... so I thank Bonnie for her wonderful talent in bringing it to life ...

[@mortalclown3812]

Beautifully put.

[@mvisek]

None of the other nominated songs made me cry my eyes out! 😭

[@gayle9428]

She's one of the few real music artists left. But that's jmo.

[@dreprofit]

Much deserving song of the year at the Grammys. Excellent lyrics and you can hear the pain in her voice . Love it. 💯

[@kenjones2706]

I've been a Bonnie Raitt fan for 50 years. I think this is the most beautiful song she ever wrote and performed. It chokes me up every time I hear it.

[@cbmccarty1]

This song is exquisite and I'm so glad Bonnie was honored at the Grammy Awards for writing it.

[@breedurham1288]

Bonnie didn’t write this song. Deidra McCallwrote it.

[@user-so3yw8tr1x]

Ain't no way a country ass song won song of the year

[@marcuscheow]

@@user-so3yw8tr1x yes totally agree! Definitely Grammy doesn’t want Taylor to win although mostly voted for her.

[@mwolf1583]

@@breedurham1288 I believe Bonnie wrote this.

[@imanana3876]

@@marcuscheow The grammys is for the best written song. This was the best written song.

[@lindaskittle]

I first talked to my donor's Mom on Christmas day 2014, I had just received an email with contact information, and even though the protocol is for the donor family to reach out first, I couldn't think of a better day to thank this woman for my life and let her know that her daughter Rachel Lucy Givens breathes for me... Your song was a beautiful gut punch right in the feels!!! I called Rachel's Mom, Laura, and we are spending Valentine's day together... I can't wait to share this song together too... Rachel still breathes even though her body has been gone for 9+ years... I live for us both ♥️💙💚 Thank you Bonnie!

[@thesoundsmith]

Another perfect Bonnie performance. Lady, your reality pours through your voice. So powerful and moving.

[@jisoonongsiej2599]

She DESERVED winning Song of the year at the Grammys❤️❤️

[@johnaqualey]

@Pablo Lopez You might need a heart transplant

[@AbdielRodriguezProfile]

@@pablolopez6484 this is the perfect example of how numbers don't equal quality lol Adele was good - but this time, this one was better

[@jisoonongsiej2599]

@Pablo Lopez Stfu if u aren't from the Grammys panel

[@LovedOne1]

My daughter’s friend just received a major and difficult transplant of her entire digestive system. She waited months and almost gave up hope. A week ago, she received the call that a young donor had passed and was a match. My heart was full for my daughter’s friend, yet broke as a parent that the donor’s family’s hearts were breaking for their loss. Life is a gift. Just like that your life can change. No truer words have been written. Bonnie Raitt deserved her award for song of the year. ❤️

[@lopezb]

Wow, what a song! I cried thru the last third....it opens up your heart....it really does. Thanks you Bonnie.

[@ACBD90]

I, too, am one of those touched by your song to my very core. My daughter, her two children and three pups were involved in a horrific car accident. My 13 year old granddaughter and pups died instantly, my daughter held on for a week but succumbed to her injuries. My six year old grandson was left a paraplegic. My daughter wanted her organs donated but unfortunately for reasons, none of her organs could be donated. I can only imagine what it would have been like to know someone received her heart and hear the sound of her heart once more. Thank you for writing this beautiful song.

[@darrenhcook]

So very sorry for your loss. What a tragedy 😢

[@kathynicholson103]

So sorry for your losses. Hoping you find peace and healing for you and your grandson

[@Dbb27]

I hope you find some peace. So very sad.

[@SturgisMary]

What a fabulous song!! ❤ Finally, the Grammys did something right. This has raised organ donation awareness. What a wonderful thing. Loved Bonnie for decades.

[@Wyndancer09]

A dear friend sent me a message today and said when she heard this song, after seeing the awards show, she thought of my family and wanted to share it with me. I will wait to share it with my daughter as she still has more dark days than light ones from the loss of her son at 26. Thank you for such a beautiful song I know it will bring tears and comfort to many.

[@beniciomoldenado2315]

Not that surprising that Bonnie has another grammy for another good song. I have been listening to Bonnie since the late 60s. She is a giant. Well done Bonnie, and thank you!

[@danabuck6461]

Oh, God. I have tears streaming. My oldest would have turned 33 this year. Lost him to illness when he was r months and 23 days old.

[@Shea2432]

Who comes back here even after the Grammys a year ago? Who’s here because this song is Beautiful, yet heart wrenching? Who’s here because this song is emotional, moving. Those are the reasons, & more why I continue to come back to this song. 🥹💜

[@cynthiaarnold1371]

I came here also after learning she won a Grammy for this last night. And my god, hit me like a ton of bricks. I lost my 7 year old granddaughter five years ago to a horrible random vehicle accident. No organs donated, wasn’t possible. But still. Just like that our lives change. Thank you for all who contributed to making this song. Heartbreakingly beautiful.

[@sadie4me2]

So sorry for your loss.

[@husseinal-bayati7683]

I'm sorry for your loss sir, she's in a better place now

[@riceflatpicking4954]

I’m so sorry to hear this. Sending lots and lots of love to you and your family ♥️

[@kathygrant7179]

I pray that you, your family, and the driver of the car will all be blessed with God's infinite mercy and grace. And may your dear grandaughter rest in peace.

[@andifebri4004]

She won 3 grammys 2 days ago

[@Eldiabloo668]

I can’t believe I only know about her now, what an amazing singer, beautiful lyrics, her voice, the pain & sadness just reaches deep inside you that can’t be explained, absolutely deserves the Grammy award.

[@NovaScotiaSunshine]

She is amazing. Listen to “I can’t make you love me”.

[@joellelong4795]

@@NovaScotiaSunshine i can't make you love me, is such a beautiful song!! Excellent suggestion!! Her voice is so perfect for that song too, you really feel the emotion in that song also. I can remember listening to that one and crying, for no reason other than it just felt so intense! And now I have to go listen to it again!!!

[@63amyc]

Her album “Streetlights” is one of my favorites

[@Eldiabloo668]

@@NovaScotiaSunshine hi karen, thank you for your suggestion, just heard it, such a beautifully written song, the raw emotions of a breaking heart in her voice so painful yet powerful to hear.

[@kevinburk7861]

I started listening to her several years ago. Her music can be very soulful and entertaining. She seems like the type of a Woman that you could never grow tired of.

[@jelpuyat1]

So well deserved to be Grammys Song of the Year. FYI, she’s been winning Grammys even before this song.

[@markbrack6075]

What a genius! What a heart!

[@itsme_edits]

So happy she got that grammy, such an underrated artist. Keep on strumming Bonnie!!

[@julepsdad3605]

Not sure 32 Grammy noms and 15 wins really counts as underrated. Lol

[@metube7]

@@julepsdad3605 perhaps more like under-appreciated, especially in the modern era.

[@marbienhalliwell4950]

Aside from her Grammy wins, she has also been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000.