Ferris Bueller Art Museum Song - UNCUT & STEREO!

Here is the COMPLETE, UNCUT and HARD-TO-FIND instrumental version of The Smith's "Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want", as performed by The Dream Academy. It was used for the "museum scene" in John Hughes classic film "Ferris Beuller's Day Off".

[@Agnubis]

"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."

[@raya1849]

This song summarizes the musical equivalent of that closing line

[@jonbarwick5946]

This was my yearbook quote. My friends who laughed at me for choosing it are now crying their tears in the beer of their hometown bar.

[@mikerowley947]

@@jonbarwick5946 that's just an all around weird thing to say. Seems like someone's still a lil Grumpy Gus, and can't let go of their past hmm. I'm sure your old friends are doing just fine, you weirdo.

[@theunnamed715]

I was a senior in High school when this video was uploaded, next week I turn 30 so this comment really hits home :(

[@Steve-cs8nd]

Me too…. English horn and Oboe are the most poignant horns in the entire Orchestral Choir, and it Chaccone like harmony; a repeating figured bass not unlike a modern ballad paradigm. John was a master God luv him. It’s beautiful. Our lives soundtrack. And we are sentimental guys…

[@stevenicholes1618]

This particular scene breaks me down for some strange reason. Even as a child, this scene always left a lump in my throat. I still cannot understand why that is.

[@yikesmyboi3002]

Steve Nicholes same

[@jeremiahkirby6552]

Perfection is easy to portray in something that isn't true reality. Yearning. The ideas that never played out. The better days that never showed up. The wish for something perfect when in reality we are all screwed up jack holes gasping for air as the world tries to convert us. Struggle. Pain. Sorrow. Movies are bad in the aspect that life is never like a movie. Or maybe it's just a beautiful cover song that yanks at your heart. Either way we'll tend to our scabs and wake up and do it again.

[@truthseek3017]

Jeremiah Kirby haha you got it man, we live these overly mundane, hysterically busy lives..but for what reason? There is none, all we have is the moment and we are running out of time, we need to do what we want and stop working long hours.

[@jeremiahkirby6552]

Logic Seeker I'm a 23 year cancer survivor. I've been near death many times. Often I'll get sick of what we are supposed to be and think to myself I lived for THIS? ?That's why I'll never be a Dad. I would never bring a kid into this crap. Reality is like the matrix, slaves, money signs. This world is disheartening. The rise of depression and doctors selling the magic pill. A pill can't fix how lackluster life has become. The shit stain of humanity. Sorry this isn't positive. I like to stay on the sunny side but DAMN what a crap shoot. I'm just ready to watch it all burn. 8 )

[@truthseek3017]

Jeremiah Kirby We think pretty damn similar man, a part of me wants to learn survival skills and live on my own away from society, hunting, fishing and gathering. I don't want to have a family either, the human race is too lost and materialistic and i wouldn't want my child to be influenced by this culture...i've been doing research on meditation and it seems it is a way to de-condition our overly conceptualized adult brains. Maybe our brains got so conceptualized by school, conversation, and societal norms that we lost the state of mind that we had when we were young.

[@rynolascavio3381]

John Hughes knew how to make a movie with a perfect soundtrack

[@jeffrey544]

RYNO LASCAVIO he really did

[@ninjamaster3453]

Was a genius who could crank these movies out like nothing

[@MrWolfSnack]

And despite his fast food processing of movies, they are still great, and still timeless classics. He had the talent, and he could express his talent in a rapid way.

[@adamskie1980]

Two year old comment but so true miss the Hughes days

[@gregsomebody7247]

Yes sir!

[@darkridearts]

This song makes me nostalgic and sad for simpler days and happier times that will never return again.

[@rahimmitha7636]

The the happier time will always return

[@fattman081]

Never return. I feel you

[@truthteller1246]

So true

[@relliknottingham3140]

God has the power to do all things

[@robwilliam7858]

@@rahimmitha7636 I hope so

[@patti774]

This movie introduced me to my favorite painting, the Seurat that Cameron stares into. I had to write a paper on the painting and the significance of it and how it related to Cameron's life for an AP Art class in high school. So Ferris/Mr Hughes introduced me to this painting, my art teacher expanded my appreciation for this work of art, it has been my favorite painting ever since, and my husband proposed to me in front of the Seurat in Chicago. All because Mr. Hughes put this in his movie!

[@JB4375]

GREAT story!! Thank you for sharing!! ❤

[@gilthibault6562]

There is no replacing seeing it in the movie, with Cameron and the painting

[@kbaer3038]

They tried on.Family Guy. Stewie was Cameron. Pretty funny!

[@chestypants78]

As a grown man, this music makes me emotional. Thanks for uploading.

[@masterofpuppets5072]

No it doesn't stop lying

[@bradleyayres4272]

I thought I was the only crazy one that was moved very much by this scene as a teen ....Oh wow how time passes by so quickly and it only gets quicker as we age. I remember a summer where I was stuck inside for the majority of it and watching this over n over

[@FerrisBeuller79]

Bradley Ayres or so what you are saying is life moves pretty fast and if you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it!

[@RenewedMindMusic]

No, you're not alone... music has a way of going where words can't. I'm born and raised in Chicago and to watch that film (and particularly that scene in the Art Institute) really resonated with me as a kid.

[@adrianarias986]

Damn that last sentence aged poorly or perfectly depending on your point of view

[@ParkerBG]

I had a similar summer at age 14

[@Samuel-yz1sm]

Exactly buddy ☺️🎉

[@orlandosermeno9331]

I agree this scene always makes me feel something that i cant explain. I would ride my bike to the theater as a child to watch Ferris Buellers Day off and now i watch this movie with my son. HE LOVES IT. Now i create new memories with this scene.

[@chrisl8563]

It's such a beautiful song. All hail Boognish.

[@nallard]

I live in the town where John Hughes lived before he died, and just realized I just passed his house while listening to this song. He defined my generation through his movies, and now my kids are growing up watching them with me. Hughes have such a gift to us through his work, and he was gone way too soon

[@starrfaithfull6934]

John Hughes was like so many of my/his generation. We used to understand both teens and music. Then, rap and hip hop came along to ruin music. Why songs that degraded women and laws? Followed by teens shootings up neighborhoods and school. His friends believe that Hughes died from a broken heart. I agree.

[@CM-dc4du]

Woodstock, Illinois I heard years ago.

[@Brigantian78]

This song reminds me of a time of such innocence, growing up in the 80's. All these great Hollywood movies to rent from the video store. And America seeming like such a wonderland of fun, laughter and coolness (I'm British)

[@Helsingfors]

I'm with you, I'm British and I relate totally!!! and there are so many other films which also do the job, war games, lost boys, Bill and Ted etc etc. feels like yesterday.

[@skycap51]

Helsingfors British huh? Did kids ever skip school in England. Just wondering

[@Helsingfors]

sumtiems but der was nevu a Ferari handi :-)

[@adammclaughlin845]

Frank Green Yes we do.

[@Helsingfors]

Maybe it never went away, maybe we somehow left it behind :-(

[@LordOfNothingreally]

I remember watching this movie as a kid, and this scene with this song awoke something in my psyche, something that caught and held my attention and spoke to me of both romance and grief. I sometimes equate sounds or smells with emotion. A woman, or any partner really, can just smell like home to someone on a hormonal level, I guess, and in all the major moments of love in my life, and sadness of loss or rejection, this song sounds in my head. Life is amazing, and tragic, but not many get to enjoy a soundtrack while living it, and in that I consider myself fortunate.

[@ModelMotorsport]

LordOfNothingreally that is so spot on what you say. thankyou as i feel the same what you put when i too seen it

[@franciscopatino7546]

LordOfNothingreally ...........nice....well put.....i have a similar-aged memory of watching the film and reaching the space you mention; a cocktail of grief and romance when it came on I downed...........i remember identifying hard with cameron, and his loneliness.........this scene ends with him staring at a seurat, a little boy..........he's the deepest character in the movie.....anyway.....nice.

[@AstorSkywalker]

thank you very much my family is from la Mosquitia, Honduras. I sure appreciate your effort comming here and you nice word. Honduras is beatiful. Just not a rich country. THANK YOU

[@AstorSkywalker]

if anybody reads this. go to roatan . la moskitia. mayan ruins

[@samthomas1291]

The karate kid 2 peter cetera song

[@FrankiethePheonix]

Core memories! Gave me hope & inspiration 💖🖤 The museum scene was always my favorite. It made me hopeful yet melancholy at the same time. 🖤 I think it's the imagery & instrumentals working together invoking our emotions ~ the sad knowing that all our Innocence (the children) & wonder (the museum), the memories/friendships (the lagging child running to catch up to the group) will eventually fade away and it's our souls aching for connection throughout.

[@Kerry70]

All I ever think when I watch that scene is how broken Cameron is.

[@davidyardley512]

I don't think he's broken. He just needs to leave the shadow of his overbearing, materialistic and probably narcissistic father, and find himself. A sequel 10 years on would have been fascinating.

[@garymarkow7005]

@@davidyardley512 lol it would be funny to see Ferris try to escape prison after being sent there for tax evasion.

[@blazeswithwolvez7221]

I NEVER SAY ANYTHING!!!!

[@FearCraftYT]

John Hughes put so much creativity, thought, and little messages into his movies... Ferris Bueller's day off has comedy, fun, and intellectual moments... if you don't enjoy this movie in the slightest, well, I can't imagine why you are watching this

[@Joninexamgraduate]

...until the 90s where-in he began making total shit.

[@criticalbill2090]

EsotericGamer yh i think its fair to say the 80`s was when John Hughes was in his creative prime

[@ModelMotorsport]

FearCraft YT grew up with john hughes films they where the best

[@ninjamaster3453]

EsotericGamer people gotta eat.

[@barkboingfloom]

It was probably 25 years before I found out what song this was, my favorite in the whole film!

[@cherylcampos8337]

Battle Of Tnton

[@TheDutyPaid]

it has been 31 years for me.

[@superflybry123]

I just found out tonight!

[@clintreid287]

Yeah it took me years as well to figure it out until I listened to the smiths then made the connection years later. Amazing work from dream academy

[@johnherrera01]

This song just gave me an '80s sense......like you're actually in those old days.

[@bakowsky1]

its called a "flashback"!

[@pennwoman]

So true

[@RideM8]

Applause to Dream Academy for their beautiful music.

[@johnbell9466]

Applause to the Smiths for Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want.

[@hehehe6959]

@@johnbell9466 ha you know you got someone when they don't respond for 10 years

[@chocolatemidnight455]

​@@johnbell9466 I agree for both of the versions... also Dream Academy did another John Hughes instrumental with 'Trains, Planes and Automobiles' - Power to Believe just as haunting as this one.

[@markarchuleta4952]

Thank the smiths for please please please let me get what I want

[@adammclaughlin845]

This is such a beautiful piece of music. Perfectly suits the best scene in the film.

[@aisthpaoitht]

Great comedy film. This moment cut a weird part in the middle. As a kid, I didn't get it. A bit older I was like hmm yeah introspective scene. Then a bit older I knew the song and really understood what the movie was getting at. This scene is basically the entire movie.

[@feo2674]

+gumbo explain pls

[@thefreshprince310]

+Feo just watch the scene, and you'll get it.

[@feo2674]

Dat Max i have seen it, please hHaha, a few words can be mind opening

[@moosome]

Pointillism is an art style, chiefly pioneered by Georges Seurat, that evolved alongside impressionist styles in the era of painters like Monet. The Seurat work, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, featured at the conclusion of the museum scene, is expressed through pointillism, using countless minuscule dots of blues, reds, greens, etc that your brain/eye mixes together from a distance to imply more complex color. John Hughes described his intent in a commentary - you can find it elsewhere on KZbin. In essence, the closer you look at a pointillist painting, the less you see. Counterintuitively, the more closely you study the girl in the painting, the more obscure and strange she becomes until all you see is a loose collection of dots. Hughes draws this comparison between the girl in the painting to Cameron, with his lonely, unsubstantiated existence up to that day. Cameron is afraid that, like the girl, the closer you look at him, the less you see. What an artful, affecting way to describe that feeling; Hughes truly was a master of his craft.

[@johnykaribou2131]

woaaaw so deep and mysterious, but without explication you're basicly just an average hipster

[@thegiftedone]

Always makes me tear.......... It represents loneliness but a chance for love at the same time..... Very sweet piece of music..... Love it.... Thank you

[@NoxHardigan]

This song is something else. it renders me helpless and leaves me in state i cannot describe.

[@g.coleman]

This song makes me feel something indescribable. Miss my childhood. Always love Chicago the Art Institute as kids beauty is all around just stop and soak it all in

[@Robbie-mm8kx]

Simply beautiful, heres to the 80s my friends, what a moment in time we were lucky enough to share x

[@fluchterschoen]

Ferris Bueller is one of my favourite films ever, and the iconic film of the 1980s. I was lucky enough ten years ago to get to travel to Chicago, and in the first free time I had I headed for the Museum of Art to see Seurat's painting. It's the most amazing artwork - I was struck by how huge it is. This scene from the film is just so evocative - the art, the music, the love of Ferris & Sloane, and the emotions of Cameron's dysfunctional and now lost childhood.

[@BorgesProduction]

This song takes me back to when I was a kid in a strange way. very nostalgic

[@samanthasteerman980]

Holy crap I never realized the used a cover of a Smiths song for this scene! *Mind Blown*

[@TarkusT]

The Dream Academy had one other hit! :)

[@panzerstorm9016]

Lord knows it would only be the first time

[@liamgallagherful]

I didn't know The Smiths original til over a decade later 🤯

[@liamgallagherful]

@@TarkusT that would be a somewhere else... Perhaps another life... A.. Life in a northern town... 🤓

[@starrfaithfull6934]

​@Aaron Solomon Which was a tribute written to the late British artist Nick Drake. Died too young in 1974.

[@Donut.79]

The scene in the movie that made me sad and still does im 41 and it brings back so much memories of my family and all we've gone through we didn't have alot but we were all together half of my family has passed away I cant wait to see them again in a different world.

[@AlanAttack]

Don't worry man...you'll meet again.

[@Donut.79]

@@AlanAttack I believe I will one day we all see each other again eventually.

[@AlanAttack]

@@Donut.79 We are all going to the same place mate...together, this isn't the end.

[@BiologicalClock]

The museum scene was my favorite part of the movie when I was a kid, mostly because I liked the pretty music. Thanks so much for posting this.

[@ihugtrees14]

Always gives me the chills.

[@chocolatemidnight455]

#same

[@purplebonbon9912]

The song alone makes tears well in my eyes

[@Cyborg_Auto]

We need some of that John Hughes feel good movie magic in 2020....

[@XTRABIG]

2022 as well

[@illyagardner8980]

They don't have original ideas anymore. They wanna remake movies

[@lif6737]

If you think we don’t have original ideas anymore, wait until AI starts generating blockbusters for us. AI doesn’t have an original thought, not really, it mashes together whatever came before it and spits out a copy of an infinite number of copies. But, it’s cheap, fast, and rapidly improving. Eventually I could see whole scripts, perhaps whole visuals, created by AI, and it will be embraced by the corporate world and late stage capitalism. Eventually there won’t be room for artists, and we’ll be happy watching the same ideas torn apart and put back together in infinity. Culture will reach its endpoint with AI, never again creating a truly original thought.

[@illyagardner8980]

@@lif6737 its sad

[@starrfaithfull6934]

​@@lif6737 Which is why I despise AI.

[@KillYounglings]

I've always loved this song, ever since I saw this movie as a little kid. Didn't think to look it up until now, but I'm glad other people remembered this part of the movie too.

[@bakowsky1]

SAME HERE BROTHER ! :)

[@dylanmcgowan1365]

just watched this movie with my 10 year old son, he loved it, classic and timeless fun movie

[@robyrobinson8428]

i know this might go down as korny from a guy,but if you can`t feel music.....and a lot of ppl do not....it is a gift to feel music......thank you

[@beatlefan713]

roby robinson I know what you mean! It takes me back in my mind to a simpler time when I was a child

[@christinefigari9805]

Totally agree. It’s all or none. Some people don’t have the ability.

[@TheMusikryder]

Ive met people that dont listen to music and im always in aww when i hear someone say that I find it strange!

[@markapczynski4955]

Thank God..music transcends for few to ,well we know..

[@19snips]

Goose bumps, overwhelming feeling of joy, or sadness. All emotional responses to music that, in some way, moves you. It is a gift to posses. totally agree

[@JoeAyres]

I absolutely loved this movie. I saw it for the first time this week. When this scene came up, it was very reflective. I lost the love of my life on January 22nd, 2020. He was only 22 years old. This scene made me think of him. I love you James, always. 💔

[@andypeck1972]

Excellent film. This scene I used to rewind just for the music. performed by Dream Academy.

[@dan5964]

Exactly...

[@jeremiahkirby6552]

Best cover song EVER.

[@cuptie71]

Jeremiah Kirby No that would be All along the watchtower by Mr J Hendrix🤘

[@jeremiahkirby6552]

It is a wonderful song but this is tied to a great movie and simpler times that I can revisit for 3:10 minutes. We'll have to settle with subjective.

[@MARCBSTN]

this beautiful piece brings back a flood of good memories.

[@earljamesiii4364]

Even as a child. My favorite scene from the movie. And as I age it becomes more deep and meaningful to me..

[@stevenneuchterlien6656]

I made my kids watch this movie about 15 years ago ..telling them it's a classic from my youth ..we quote loads of lines now from this movie my kids absolutely loved it ,,just beautiful in every way !!

[@robyrobinson8428]

very powerful instrumental....love it...keeping me dreaming academy

[@hehehe6959]

The real song is please, please, please let me get what I want by the smiths

[@starrfaithfull6934]

​@@hehehe6959 True, but this instrumental is solely performed by the Dream Academy.

[@alexbevirt751]

This movie makes me nostalgic for a time I never experienced.

[@CJFS00s]

That’s not nostalgia, that’s anemoia. 👍🏻

[@chrisnolan7111]

Although I'm not a Dream Academy/Smiths fan by any means, this is a beautiful piece of music and it conveys a mixture of peace and sadness IMO

[@williamlonghini5659]

always loved this song/scene/movie. i was born in chicago and appreciated how John Hughes set his movies in the windy city. shame he died so young. thanks for posting this video.

[@LogicalMelodies]

This song is just musical brilliance. So fitting to the scene aswell.

[@hazenewman3558]

this song, this scene, always makes my chest heavy, makes me feel like im missing a piece of myself, or that ive missed out on something in life, but never really knowing what. I guess a part of me feels like Cameron

[@Chrisfeb68]

I was 17 when this movie came out....Life seemed less complicated for me and the world back then. How time flies.

[@xxxfirehuunterxxx]

Isn't that funny, how from a Steve Martin film with John Candy, had a Dream Academy segment in it, and that moved me to tears. And this scene did the same, and I've just found out that it's by the Dream Academy. They're true human geniuses.

[@HitmanJenkins1]

Dream Academy are fantastic, but I feel like the real credit here should go to The Smiths, they wrote the original song, and now that I think about it, the original is just as befitting for the scene.

[@mercedes.etcetera]

Please Please Please... The Smiths. Revisiting during Covid. All my heart. Love Ferris. Love the 80s.

Cam and his Gordie Howe Red Wings jersey...superb.

[@VideoViv2]

God, this is so beautiful. Heavenly.

[@liorb5625]

This music gives me a wonderful warm feeling all over, one of my top 10 Favorites movies ever, what a classic

[@thomaskaupish8841]

Very rare a song will get me choked up, but this one does it to me. I have no idea why.

[@masstrip2481]

I never realized how bad I needed this. Thanks.

[@Brinah]

makes me want to hold someone close and listen to this with my eyes closed....

[@STONESGAM]

There is something so beautiful about this piece of music by the Dream Academy that it can't be put into words. It absolutely makes the museum scene in the movie. Especially when they are holding hands with the youngsters on their school field trip. The kids are on a field trip with so many more to come and Ferris and company are on their last field trip in a way as the sun is starting to set on their teenage years before going off to college. And as Ferris knows things would likely be much different soon enough after their last summer together. He and Cameron were going to go off to different schools and Sloan still had another year of high school. I think Ferris was a realist and knew that maybe he and Sloan may not last despite loving her. It is hard to maintain a relationship with someone when you are off in college and they are still in high school. He also knew maybe he and Cameron may drift apart from one another. Maybe, maybe not. He knew this was the last time things would be the way they were and wanted to seize the day while he could and create lasting memories that day with his best pal and best gal. And also give Cameron some self confidence before he went off on his own. This music was perfect to capture all of those feelings and also the culture of being in that museum. Cameron looking at that painting was also deep as he saw everything he didn't have with his relationship with his parents.

[@jasongray115]

To you of a certain age You understand

[@juliemacrae9649]

Yes

[@noodlefire64]

And what age would that be?

[@theskeptic1031]

This was the best last day of eighth grade anyone could ever imagine. Ferris Bueller's Day Off followed from Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield can never be equalled!

[@sakusia]

Overall the 80's were the best times!!

[@FunInVa]

I never knew this song had lyrics, before today. This song will never have lyrics again, after today.

[@prrolg]

Fun,adventure,romance,beauty,sadness,innocence,encapsulation of the end of senior year for alot of people. It has to end; you don't want it too but it must so slowly and gently you let it play out. Thank you John Hughes for this movie and especially the art museum scene. It is genius.

[@megb726]

I love this song! it's so beautiful and the museum scene in the movie is in fact my favorite scene :) thats for posting this video

[@marcomoon9053]

I was just watching this film again, right away when the song came on, I'm not sure why but the first thing that came to my mind was America! I used to live in the U.S., I no longer do......unfortunetly. I had a great life there, I was born elsewhere but I always think of America as the true home of my life. People, atmosphere and way of life did it for me! I just had a great feeling, genuainly great feeling in America! This song has something connecting with America for me?! Marco P.S. Also, check out similar song: Blue Room from Planes, Trains and Automobiles.

[@puma55792]

Looking back the 80s were the best times for being young and enjoying life,

[@AmandaBenn90]

ah i love the instrumental version of this song. it's so beautiful

[@jasongray115]

This tune emotes more than everyone's feelings regarding their first experience of Ferris

[@paulfhaynes]

For 25 years I have wanted to be Ferris, but really I am Cameron ;-) what a wonderful find and thank you so much for posting it, it has made my day.

[@TheCesarin1979]

I don't know why this song makes me a deep nostalgic feelings

[@DanielThomas234]

Something so haunting about this whole scene. I've always remembered it.

[@Staffs1000]

i wish life was as simple as i once knew it......

[@glenncoltman6069]

One of the funniest films over, I nearly 15 when this came out, I am 46 now, this song is so beautiful, thanks for sharing

[@philipsroo]

The Dream Academy's cover is nothing less than perfect. Relaxing even.

[@BreezesofConey]

This was played on a weather channel once during the forecast. I always associate this song now with a really cold, snowy evening as we were watching the data of an occurring storm. Love this song, makes me want to cry in one of those touched sort of ways.

[@arturomacias2250]

John HUGHUES Thank you, from 11 to 21 years old, I looked at all your movies and the fantastic thing is that I lived in the 80s fully today, my daughter delights in your movies

[@rohanimations]

Probably one of my favorite movie scenes ever

[@1rarefish]

Brilliantly written, brilliantly casted and brilliantly acted. A true gem...

[@donotoperateoncrack]

I would say it's one of my personal favorites.

[@dinea5547]

i remember watching this when i was really little i didn’t even know the emotions i was feeling. i started crying when cameron was looking into the painting and it still makes me want to

[@rishdog100]

Respect to the uploader 👍 love this , and a classic. Respect from the UK

[@redfishradical]

This song elevated this scene & helped make it a focal point of the movie adding beautiful poignance without a trace of self conscious hollywood sappiness. Thanks so much for sharing, I always just loved this piece & never realized who did it but thank God I found it here! peace

[@eggman371]

ok im not going to read all the past comments but this is a smiths song. Dream Academy redid it very nicely for the movie. The Smiths song is Please Please Please let me get what I want. this song is just beautiful no matter what version.

[@skycap51]

Aaron Phillips yes it is beautiful

[@86kornbred]

something about this song is idk what it is but when i'm in a bad mood it kinda makes me look at things in a different perspective

[@fennec13]

An amazing piece. It breaks the movie into two parts - the begining where things are going to plan - then the "now everything is going to go wrong" This is a peaceful and introspective calm before the storm.So rare and lovely in any movie and this was supposed to be a light hearted "teen movie" ah, the 80's its rare we see such masterpieces like this today.

[@jmmbos]

Great Piece of music ! I always loved the Dream Academy , especially the girl .. very beautiful ..:)

[@WHRBERT]

This tune gives me butterflies!

[@zachhurst8300]

Just an absolute amazing beautiful song! Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it! That's just what beautiful music does to us!

[@DataSe7en]

this song makes me feel...i cant even describe it....its like theres something inside of me thats so beautiful, but I cant understand what it is or truly examine it...

[@joechad77]

Love this film and this scene especially

[@AnnaKarina2]

MrMusicPlease101 you are so very kind to take the time to answer our comments with such detail! Thank you very much! :) Jack totally agrees, he sent me a letter about this!

[@TheDmarie33]

I was watching a documentary call "The last 48 hours of Kurt Cobain's life". The Smith's song came on and suddenly I became nostalgic; remembering the feeling I had when I was so moved by this song in my youth (saw Ferris Bueller's Day off twice in the movie theater). Well regardless, the documentary led me to this song that I forgot I was searching for so long ago. And truth be told, Kurt Cobain led me there, After a one month obsession with him and Nirvana - I landed on something so beautiful. God it's hard to be moved sometimes.

[@jim46113]

Dude, you are my new internet hero!!! I have always wondered what this music was and could never find it on a track listing or anything. God Bless the internet, KZbin and MrMusicPlease101. Oh and America.

[@gurlsingerfan]

Crap, that is Dream Acadamy! I heard "Live In A Northern Town" years ago and thought it was so beautiful and touching...and then lost track of it! Your right, what a song! :-) Thanks for re-hooking me to it.

[@MrGeordiejohn]

finally after years of searching, best piece of film music ever.

[@walletinmypocket]

This soundtrack caught my ear when our class was analysing this film. Such an amazing song, I thought it caught the moment in the museum really well.

[@blachubear]

Probably one of the greatest scenes in movie history. Thanks for the memories Mr. Hughes. Rest In Peace.

[@marksam2002]

this is a beautiful piece of music - thank u for posting !

[@redfishradical]

Damn! Never knew the name of this song but absolutely loved it. It elevated the scene & helped drive home one of the key themes of the movie without going standard sacharine hollywood! Thanks for posting, appreciate your sharing this little gem of knowledge! Peace!

[@JuanFangio]

This song gives me the shivers. Scaringly soothing.

[@MaheshSundararamansundmah]

Thank you for this soundtrack. been looking for it for a long time!!!. Finally, much needed peaceful music

[@christinemorgan5817]

John Hughes films are the Best!!!