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[@stischer47]

After 40 years, this song still brings tears to my eyes. It's actually a true story of him running into his old high school girlfriend on Christmas Eve 1975.

[@mtjoy747]

Dedicated to Jill and Dan

[@foolsplay5880]

Every time.

[@briancourtice2858]

During the late nineties, Dan and his wife were spending a lot of time in Maui, Hawaii. My then girlfriend was a huge Fogelberg fan, and she was thrilled when the Fogelberg's became regular customers at the Maui restaurant where she worked. She befriended them, and the four of us went out for dinner and drinks a few times. He was a very laid back, down to earth guy. It's sad that he died way too soon.

[@MrRondonmon]

He wrote this about his High School Sweet Heart, they went to different colleges and drifted apart, then met at a store one Christmas Eve, hence the name of the song. She was already married, but I think they were really in love before they went their separate ways to college. She divorced her husband after like 5 years. Then one day while driving to work she heard this song, he had waited to release it until she was divorced. And she knew it was about her and Dan. After he passed away kind of early in life (56-57) about 15-20 years ago she told everyone it was about her. She and her current husband would go to his concerts when he came through St. Louis. They were great friends, it was an innocent kiss. COOL STORY.

[@SincerelyK.S.O.]

OMGGGGGGG.. NO WAYYYY

[@dennis345]

@@SincerelyK.S.O. He was with his family in Peoria, and he went out to pick up whipped cream for Irish coffee, and that's why he ran into her in the store.

[@annk.9159]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4rako2Pab2Wq8k 5 minute video of the true story, filmed at the actual location.

[@VG-hl1fl]

@@annk.9159 Yes, this is a wee bit more accurate account. ;)

[@ericfolkerth]

Here's a story published just last week about it: www.sj-r.com/story/entertainment/2020/12/07/same-old-lang-syne-dan-fogelbergs-old-lover-reflects-40-years-later/115115630/

[@DashcamRiprock]

Her name is Jill (Anderson) Greulich. After Dan passed, she came forward to their hometown newspaper (the Peoria Journal Star) and told the story. It's still online if you search for it. The only thing he changed about the encounter were her husband's job (for privacy) and the color of her eyes (for rhyming purposes.)

[@garyvandecar2580]

Yup Jill Anderson Greulich, She now resides in Saint Louis, Missouri.

[@mercedes-benzforever7052]

Auld lang syne is a real story the song came out in early 80s it was about Dan Fogelberg and his high school sweetheart who met on Christmas Eve in Peoria Illinois and he turned it into a song also the snow turns in the rain is a metaphor that he was crying at the end.

[@dennis345]

Considering that you are a hopeless romantic, you will LOVE his song, "Longer."

[@heydadchannel]

We had a friend sing Longer at our wedding in '81

[@davidtatunghuang862]

Thank you! you've recommended this song for me!💕👍

[@heydadchannel]

@@davidtatunghuang862 Old Tennessee is my favorite of Dan's. kzbin.info/www/bejne/emmmhaOHgM5jZtU

[@roncypert8255]

@@heydadchannel I sang Longer at my friends’ wedding around the same time. They’ve lived up to the sentiments expressed in the song and are still married.

[@heydadchannel]

@@roncypert8255 Awesome! As are we. July will be 41 years married + 4 dating. That's common in her family and mine, which gave us good role models. Both sets of parents married 50 years plus. Thank you for sharing. I'm sure you sang it well!

[@descendantoffools9767]

He also wrote Leader Of The Band about his dad who was a musician.

[@jimcole9751]

Yes it's a true story... That's what makes it so good... Dan should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame truly one of the greatest singer songwriters of any generation and he has hundreds and hundreds of wonderful songs but each and everyone is different... Welcome to that rabbit hole that is Dan Fogelberg be sure to enter all the way

[@MrSmartAlec]

Auld Land Syne is the song you sing on New Years Eve to say goodbye to the year ending and welcome in the new year. For auld lang syne, my dear, for auld lang syne, we'll take a cup of kindness yet, for auld lang syne.

[@gildahattabaugh4342]

At 67, one of my favorites. I saw him live several times! Amazing!

[@paulsonfoster847]

I saw him with The Eagles and Judy Collins in 1976 at Rich Stadium football stadium concert. He did this song. Oh, it was so incredible! I still tear up all these years later. I drink a toast to this song. A lot of us went through this.

[@bethcrumpton476]

The line that always gets me is "She would've liked to say she loved the man, but she didn't like to lie."

[@anyamanning9427]

I’m thrilled to see that you’ve discovered The Late, Great Dan Fogelberg. You need to react to “Nether Lands”, from the album of the same name. “Nether Lands” was one of Donna Summer’s favorite songs, so you know it must be great. She also covered the song on the Dan Fogelberg Tribute LP. Another must is “Leader Of The Band”. You are so elegant and sincere. Thanks for your reactions!

[@jameskuntz1326]

Such an honest and pure reaction. You obviously have a sensitive soul. I've been listening to this song for 30 years. I love the song but watching you is precious

[@medolfan]

Auld Lang Syne literally translates to “Old Long Since”, meaning back in the old days.

[@chrisgraham9203]

It's said that you can never go back, but sometimes you can visit the past. I still tear up when I hear this song, even after all of these years. I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@lynnarthur1411]

Yeah. It's an old tear-jerker for me too 🥰

[@No1KCfan6]

I usually dissolve into a puddle of tears when I hear this song, but not because of a past love.

[@mosescordovero8163]

KSO should know that the song is indeed true. in fact, it is autobiographical. the woman whom he sang about is named Jill, and she happened to hear it accidentally one day when she turned on her car radio just as the song began. she did not go public with the information until after he died

[@kevinminne1460]

This is from his DVD "Greetings from the West" It's a great Live Album and DVD. On the DVD he gives backstories on some of his songs. Great Album! One of the BEST singer/songwriters ever! RIP Dan.

[@cspringer333]

He joined me on stage back in the 80's in Hawaii. It was one of my best times playing. His voice is even more richer live than recorded. You can't go wrong reacting to any of his music.

[@nikaltesla9400]

Dan has lots of ties to the Eagles. He was discovered by Eagles manager, Irving Azoff. Joe Walsh produced one of his albums. Several of the Eagles including Glenn Frey, Timothy B Schmit, and Don Henley played on recordings through the years

[@Epulor1]

Dan Fogelberg was a master storyteller and songwriter. This and Leader of the Band were two of my favorites.

[@LtAsaLay]

Its true story. When I saw him in the 80s he wiped tears away when he finished

[@brypiot]

I love this song. It really does capture a moment familiar to a lot of us.

[@glassontherocks]

Dan Fogelberg "Its hard to go down easy"... Wonderful story about a special kind of love.

[@CamiMack5616]

I used to make it a point to listen to this song every year, on Christmas Eve. Haven't done that in a long time; perhaps it's time to rekindle that old tradition.

[@doonbiz]

Nice to see someone surcharge Dan's music for the first time. That was a long time ago for me. RIP Dan.

[@redindenver6666]

Dan was such a talented storyteller. This is a beautiful song -- one of my favorites.

[@colleenmahony8803]

This song makes me tear up every time, even though I know it's coming. We all have those moments of wondering "what if," or regretting things not done or said, even if the outcome was for the best. Dan wrote some wonderful, deep songs and I'll always love him.

[@jeffthorson9074]

Love your reactions! I've known my sweetheart since we were 11 years old, and 46 years later we're still sweethearts and going strong.

[@Cashcrop54]

Always chokes me up. We all have probably experienced something like this. I'm sure Dan experienced it too. Thanks so much for doing this song.

[@MichaelSimmons.]

Finally, someone did a reaction video, to Dan Fogelberg. Thank you.

[@frndofbear]

I'm from Kentucky. Dan makes me cry every year with Run For The Roses.

[@MrSmartAlec]

DF is one of the great musical story tellers.

[@DanielOrme]

Such a great story-song, and the definition of bittersweet. Even if it wasn't a true story, it ought to be, which is why I think so many people identify with it. Even if we've never met our old love years later, we've all imagined it, and figured it would go much like this: full of nostalgia and regret. Or maybe we thought that because we heard this song. I'm not sure.

[@PaintedCavern]

Love Dan Fogelberg, so many great songs.

[@annk.9159]

Dan is one of my most loved singer/songwriters! He simply put poetry to the most beautiful and touching music. I’ve been a fan since 1972, when his first album ‘Home Free’ was released at the beginning of my freshman year of high school. I am a native Mississippian, who grew up in the Delta in Greenwood. (Same place that Bobbie Gentry sings about in ‘Ode To Billie Joe 😉.). Dan always credited radio station WZZQ in Jackson for helping launch his career. They were awed by him, as we all were, and shocked that everyone wasn’t promoting this new artist. I was blessed to have seen him in concert more than once, and even after decades, he always took the time to express his deepest thanks to WZZQ and Jackson for helping launch his career. Dan was a true artist of the highest caliber, and still criminally underrated, in my opinion. ❤️

[@karensantana-pagan1401]

Yes, it is a beautiful song that makes me cry every time I hear it. Aaaand yes, it was true. Her name was Jill and she married an architect but actually was a P.E. teacher. Wow... I became obsessed with the song and researched the real story. But, yes, I love it and every time I listen to it on the radio it takes me back to my H.S. and I cry again. Lol. Loved your review of the song. Merry Christmas.

[@saraheart2804]

Love this song. RIP Dan.

[@TangoEliott]

I saw Dan live once in Florida in the late 80s. He was fabulous live. His music is astounding. I think you will love anything of his. RIP Dan. auld lang syne: The point is that the phrase is not recognizable to English speakers because it is not an English phrase. Translated it "old long since," but the is more like "old times" or "the olden days." So it is saying a toast to the old days. The old times.

[@thomascanfield9165]

Auld Lang Syne was written by the famous poet/lyricist Robert Burns (1759-96). Interestingly, his great-great grandson was Robert Hunter (born Robert Burns) who was the lyricist for most of the Grateful Dead’s songs. His partnership with Jerry Garcia led to the band’s tremendous success, as they were the top grossing tour band during their legendary peak years.

[@rodfinlay333]

Dan was an incredible musician songwriter. I love all his songs. Been listening to them since I was 13

[@mjw2440]

I loved Mr. Fogelberg's music. Always so heartfelt in the ballads, but he could rock when he wanted. RIP, Dan!

[@qthelost]

I knew you would make the "Auld Lang Syne" connection. It's what we all sing at New Year's. "Should old acquaintance be forgot..." It's been a long time since I've heard this song and I've never seen this live performance. Wow. I forgot how powerful this song is.

[@dalem8332]

Dan did sooo many great songs. Gone too soon ♥️🎼🎶🎵The final line..the snow turned into rain. The rain meaning his tears.♥️

[@andreaknapp2394]

Love Dan Fogelberg...so many beautiful songs! Love his voice! His Album Souviniers is wonderful...every song is wonderful! You should give the song Souviniers a listen & To the Morning...it is absolutely beautiful...I think it's my favorite...

[@ethelynchristopher6995]

Saw him in concert twice (maybe 3 times). He was fabulous. One of those concerts was completely acoustic....just him with his guitar or on the piano and at least once with a whole band. So many you should listen to Part of the Plan, The Reach, There's a Place in the World for a Gambler, Netherlands. Leader of the Band....and on and on.

[@heydadchannel]

Same here. I saw Dan at Illinois Assembly Hall in college, and then many years later in the Peoria Civic Center theater. Two different shows - both great.

[@elh1977]

I would love to attend such concert but music isn't like this anymore 😢

[@rayphelps2129]

Another song that I appreciate more, now that I'm older, than when it came out.

[@jskit92380]

KSO, you really make my day while reading the lyrics! Great reaction. He was a great storyteller. Thanks for your reaction. ☮️🖤🤟

[@juaneato]

“Dancing Shoes”, “Stars”, “To the Morning”, “Changing Horses”, Basically, the WHOLE “Netherlands” album.

[@juaneato]

JOEL LIEBLER There are soooo many. The whole “Twin Sons of Different Mothers” album with Tim Weisberg is a masterpiece and very underrated.

[@jawdon_smith]

I’ve heard this song dozens of times, and if I truly pay attention when it’s playing it never fails to make my eyes sweat a bit. Such a good song... probably one of my favorites of all time

[@samhain1894]

He’s an amazing storyteller. The studio version is better though.

[@ruthannkizakavich3325]

I prefer the studio version.

[@MikeCoggan]

Actually check out the solo acoustic version on live at Carnegie Hall, before it was even recorded the studio I beleve

[@No1KCfan6]

@@ruthannkizakavich3325 Yes, KSO, please listen to the studio version. You'll cry buckets.

[@mosescordovero8163]

i agree that the studio version is much better, but then again, it almost always is

[@filthwhistle]

It's a true story.

[@Ferretbomber]

one of my favorite songs. Thank you for the reaction.

[@celinhabr1]

I really love Dan's songs.

[@MikeHorror67]

"Longer", Leader Of The Band", "Run For The Roses" and the uptempo "Language Of Love" all great Dan Fogelberg songs.

[@jtpencils]

KSO, your videos are always such a joy, because you’re absolutely adorable to watch. Your expressions as you examine the songs lyrics, digging deeper into the song are so genuine, it just makes it more than just “another reaction” video. You are a pleasure. I can see you as the penultimate “good girl” back in Nigeria! But I’m sure there many young lads checking you out! How could they resist that smile? Thanks again for sharing this Dan Fogelberg tune with us. If you care to, you should listen to an almost alternative version that Dan did, called “Seeing You Again”. Similar set up, but the emotions expressed are a bit deeper.

[@larrycox8685]

Auld Ang Syne is an old, perhaps ancient, Irish or Gallic song and saying that celebrates every end of the old year and beginning of the New Year. The sax player at the end of Dan's song plays the melody without the words: "Let old acquainances be forgot and never brought to mind. We'll drink a cup of kindness dear to Auld Ang Syne"...which roughly means "our old times (together)." Love your reaction to a great song. Bless you, Larry Cox

[@johncook2765]

This is a true story. After Dan passed his high school sweetheart revealed that it was about actual events.

[@vidhead85]

Heard this before, then heard it and knew the title, loved it the moment I heard it but I had to look up the lyrics I absolutely LOVE thi s song, and I found out it was an actual event in 1975 that inspired this song. So yes it was a real event So beautiful!

[@NYVoice]

The late great Dan the Man. Great story with a poignant ending. You are an old world woman KSO.Where were you back in the day?😊. Listen to the original as well.

[@reneerocha1796]

My favorite Dan Fogelberg song…😢😊He writes phenomenal songs…This was just a tender moment between old friends(young and naive). Neither intended anything more I don’t think. ❤

[@michaellombard894]

What a bittersweet song, more bitter than sweet. I had a somewhat similar experience. Heartbreaking.

[@Zofer-1920]

Great artist and song. Many great songs. Heart Hotels, Longer, Leader of the Band, Make Love Stay. KSO, that’s a soprano saxophone playing the Scottish tune, “Auld Lang Syne” at the end. 😊🎷

[@richardrodriguez2120]

When I was stationed in Colorado a bunch of us were sitting around and a contest was being done with this song you know call in and win type thing. Well it came on and we all started singing along and towards the middle we just got lost in our own thoughts. By the time the song ended we had remembered about the contest and just started laughing. Always liked this song. The live version is good but you have to listen to the radio version. Thanks for the memories

[@jobennett1604]

Ahhh. What a song and a singer are supposed to do! Take me away and back and forward. I had a few of his albums years ago. And I think I had a crush on him. You see why? Ahh. A toast to innocence. . .

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

I’ve ALWAYS loved this song and always will- ironically I’ve never watched it live..his voice was quite different than in the studio version- beautiful still... and what he stated at the beginning- yes! I bumped into a past lover, it was 🤯. Never to be forgotten either- Literally like we stepped back in time.. except both of us were already taken.. 💛✌️✨

[@myownchannel247]

Old Lang Syne is the song they play every year at midnight on New Year's Eve. Actually it's Auld Lang Syne

[@80srocker67]

Rip Dan!!! Pure Genius!!!

[@leejeffrey5924]

From the Scottish song traditionally sung at New year celebrations, Auld Lang Syne which basically means "for old times sake"

[@757optim]

"Should old acquaintance be forgot" - Auld Lang Syne Next, "Leader Of The Band" - for his father.

[@johnallen869]

Great song! Should old acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind? No they shouldn't! I love the memories I have of my youth! This is based on a true story. You can read about who it was. She didn't make her name public until after Dan died. Looking good KSO!

[@DanFamSistah]

Your reaction to the song was really touching

[@deelawson4551]

LOVE!! Sad you only hear it around the holidays. A Fave! Memories!

[@mgonzales56]

Wow! I had not heard this song in a while. I bought his greatest hits CD years ago. Every song on there is great. Very touching music. KSO, for some reason everyone recommends emotional songs to you. Lol. I'm a guy, and very emotional too, so I sit here and cry along with you. But that's ok, cause these emotions make a person feel alive. Where would we be without emotions. Keep reacting, and keep crying, and I will cry with you, cause I love this music also.

[@debbiechang5781]

Another great storyteller. You ate walking me through my youth and I’m loving it. 😘

[@SincerelyK.S.O.]

I'm so glad!

[@scottarooni]

This was a Christmas staple when I was a kid. Brings back a lot of memories!

[@bobdelp2023]

IT'S THE SONG PEOPLE SING ON WHEN THE NEW YEAR STARTS! HERE'S TO OLD FRIENDS :)

[@oldschoolpotter7232]

Old Lang Syne is sung on New Years Eve. Check out some of its lyrics to understand better how it relates to the encounter he sang about in this song. You pronounced his name just right. He writes his own material and it definitely is in the realm of heart felt things as is this live performance. Here's another one of his hits that I never fully understood until I saw this live performance about a year ago. Before the performance he gives the full back story of its meaning to him and the person he wrote it for. The song is Leader Of The Band and this is the link I mentioned. kzbin.info/www/bejne/onWlqqltfdR0r8k I'm pretty sure you will really like his live performance especially after hearing the meaning behind the lyrics. The performance itself is very nice. I'm not asking for a reaction, but I only hope you'll watch it for your own enjoyment. Really...

[@bonepicker1]

The Sax player plays the song Auld Lang Syne at the end of the song, it is an Irish song about past memories, old acquaintances... Google the lyrics to this song, very deep.

[@tracychavez7914]

I’ve never heard the “Live “ version and it’s everything! 😢❤This song unfolds like a movie! Why hasn’t anyone made it?

[@critterwatcher8009]

If you ever need a break up song Fogelberg has many to choose from. I love him and saw him in concert 3 times. Good memories.

[@martinlepper4522]

Another nice story of Dan's is 'Run for the Roses'. and Leader of the Band....about his Father.

[@foolsplay5880]

Your face and expressions were so tender. I am glad I saw this video with your reaction. I had my heart broken one night, and this song was playing in the background, so it hurts twice as much. Thank you

[@Wolfsky9]

1st time I heard this I was in tears. I had this happen to me -----------exactly as Dan sang it. ------------RIP Dan Fogelberg.---------------------------WolfSky9, 74 y/o

[@NicaB75]

Thanks for reacting to this one. I get teary, too! His songs "The Leader of the Band" and "Longer" are both wonderful, too. I'm so glad I discovered your channel. 💗

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

One of the greatest. Talk about painting a picture with words...

[@krisfox3537]

Auld lang syne. It Was written by Robert burns from Scotland. There is a pub in Edinburgh scotland called the white hart pub. It was established in the 14 or 1500s. It was where Robert Burns would go to to write poetry. I believe he wrote auld lang syne there. The pub holds about 30 people. I went on a golf trip with 3 friends and we stopped in. It was across from our hotel. And we had the best times of our lives. People would just grab a table and it was expected to share it with strangers. We shared ours with an Irish couple and had such a great time. Highly recommend Scotland as a vacation.

[@brianbraswell434]

This song is about a real life encounter. Fogelberg went out to get some Redi Whip for Irish coffee on Christmas eve and ran into his old high school girlfriend. Fogelberg did admit to some poetic license, as his old flame was actually happily married. After Fogelberg's death, his old girlfriend, Jill Anderson came forward for the first time to relate the story and share her memories of the incident.

[@kempmt1]

This is another of the singing greats. You'll probably like the studio version better. My favorite of his is Heart Hotels.

[@cindyknouff1724]

Netherlands is one you should check out by Dan. Beautiful haunting music.

[@cindyknouff1724]

@@joelliebler5690 Me too

[@muncgrl]

Love this song, always listen to it on New Year's eve.

[@moosecat]

"Auld Lang Syne" is a traditional song at the ringing in of the New Year. it's author was Scottish, and so the lyrics are Scottish English. Usually the first two stanzas are sung: Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot And days of auld lang syne? For auld lang syne, my dear For auld lang syne We'll tak a cup o' kindness yet For days of auld lang syne

[@traceycombs3220]

It is a real story, but he admitted to taking some liberties with it. Auld Lang Syne is the song that's played on New Year's Eve/Day... "Should old acquaintance be forgot..." The title is old Scottish language and can be translated to "Old time's sake" or "Old time since". The sax solo at the end is a riff on the melody.

[@keithwright8626]

Auld Lang Syne means Times Long Past in Scots. It is from a song and poem written by Robert Burns, the greatest poet in Scots and one of the greatest in English too. The original story is two old friends. They played together as children, running through the fields, picking flowers, paddling in the stream. Now as older friends they buy a drink and sit and talk about the old days. They drink from the cup of kindness, the friendship of good friends with history. I know for most of the English speaking world it is a throw away song at New Year but for Scots it has far deeper meaning.

[@bluewidow1302]

RIP Dan You are missed.

[@paulcarr5918]

Another great story teller that could bring out the tears that we also lost too early just like Harry Chapin and Jim Croce. The studio recording of this song would have been the better choice to me, but he was good live as well because he gets to put some emphasis on certain spots that hit you harder.

[@garyarnett1220]

This was a true story.. after ho passsed she revealed herself

[@loudelk99]

One of his best songs and stories.

[@ericfolkerth]

I so love your reaction to this amazing song....it's become a holiday classic for many. At the end you ask "OH! Is this a REAL story?" The answer is: YES! It is....here is the backstory, which makes the whole thing even more beautiful: www.sj-r.com/story/entertainment/2020/12/07/same-old-lang-syne-dan-fogelbergs-old-lover-reflects-40-years-later/115115630/

[@thecelt471]

Listened to this and his other hits while serving in the Navy, good memories.

[@ronditchen6664]

I read this actually happened To Dan and that's where he got the inspiration to Wright the song Dan was one of the best songwriters he could tell a story so sad we lost him in 2007 I would love to see your actions to his song EVER ON and HARD TO SAY I bet you would really like them to I love you reactions I love your Channel