Paula Cole - I Don't Want to Wait (Official Music Video)

[@halloweenboi]

used to watch dawsons creek with my little brother when we was younger. he absolute loved that show he passed away last week at the age of 40. we are going to play this at his funeral. love you shaun x

[@עופרגונן]

❤❤

[@kevinpesuelo5382]

hope things gets better!

[@adrianocarvalho8224]

Que Cristo receba seu irmão em sua Glória. Um abraço de Belo Horizonte, Brasil.

[@davidsantos7921]

😢

[@elCommandante263]

Healing 🙏

[@leo-or4ef]

When she said "Anowanawey", I felt that.

[@wetpantsu3807]

😂😂😂😂

[@paklos99]

Lol 😂😂

[@reinas7662]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@EmanueleMicciulla]

Credo questa sia solo per gli italiani...

[@hugovargas9067]

Funny😂✌hello from Beverly Hills California

[@andrewondon]

The 90s is not a period, it's a feeling. A feeling of hope, joy and innocence

[@trukenyan]

Well said!

[@Kipps_Trips]

Wow…I never thought of that. But that describes exactly how I feel about growing up in the 90s.

[@pvrpleheff]

Facts

[@Steve-ny1kr]

Spot on 👍

[@tmelitta51]

I can't begin to express how this song tugs at my soul I was deeply in love with someone whom I should not have been. On so many levels it was wrong and I'm still taken back to the last intimate day I spent with her...28.years later, the emotions are still raw

[@billycrites23]

I’ll be 37 this year. Man, I miss the 90s and its music! Soooo many great songs and they are always so damn nostalgic!

[@adalstan]

Damn you old as fuck

[@jyn88]

I'm 37 and totally relate!

[@kobebean3535]

I'll be 38 this year! 90s era was the best!

[@josuerivera2309]

I saw the video and what it presents is the 1800s versus the year of 1944 that it mentions in the song. So the song doesn't go with the video.

[@spencerf.6294]

I'm 37 too I grew up in the 90s I remember when this song first came out ... I loved it back then and I still love this song now

[@jrob4392]

She almost waited for our life to be over to drop the video on KZbin

[@garetkun808]

Haha

[@panyarou]

Genuinely chuckled

[@upwardspiral317]

Hahaha

[@jcjr9287]

Facts 🤣🤣🤣

[@gregspot]

Okay, that them there is funny.

[@Mike-O-Sullivan]

The 90s were the happiest days of my life. That world is gone.

[@J-Dune]

Agreed 👍🏽

[@tabbyyycat]

Truly. I think I’ll forever be spiteful and bitter in some way that we don’t live in that world.

[@Ramme86]

Couldn't agree with you more

[@suzuhirosee8915]

😥🥲

[@pepelucho1751]

Ignorance is bliss

[@zaneleposh]

I'll be forever greatful to Dawson's Creek for introducing me to this song. Pure classic. ❤

[@zoewijnholds8219]

Such a good show

[@unicornmadness6286]

Not anymore, they don't play this song when it streams on Hulu. Which sucks MAJOR.

[@candid0111]

yeah, it's the only think i think of when i hear this

[@TheWaynos73]

Paula Cole on Sarah McLachlan’s storytellers is such an amazing performance

[@andrewtowers2659]

@@unicornmadness6286 the alternate song is always more disappointing every time 😔😒

[@marcussmith3934]

Happy 56th Birthday Paula Dorothy Cole!(Born April 5, 1968)😃🥳🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁🍾🥂🎀🌷🌹💐👍👏🙌

[@brandonmoore7497]

Happy Belated 56th Birthday Paula Cole!!! I Don’t Want To Wait Paula Cole 1:24

[@shannarobinson7550]

This song hits different 25 years later, when you are 42 instead of 17 and on your way to college. Now, I kinda feel like my life may be over. It's not.... but I feel this song differently now than then.

[@adrianasilitonga7335]

I feel ya.. I was in med school back then, now almost 48. When I wanna be nostalgic, I gotta sing my lungs out to this song in order to reminisce the good old days..

[@paklos99]

Ain’t that the truth! It was all the dreams we had of what we want to do, who we want to be, see and hoping it all comes to fruition. Imaging where and what will be doing when we are much older. Hopefully everyone’s dreams have been realised. 🙏🏻

[@octagramt]

That's right, and this is the exact reason why The Young are disconnected from The Experienced when discussing, well, almost everything. Those who are youthful, they disregard the statements of The Experienced because they believe those experiences are no longer valid, while The Experienced know the value in their statements as they know that History repeats itself, and they know that History repeats itself because of the one unifying factor between the Past and Present, it's filled with humans, and at their core, humans are the same regardless of the generation they were born into. Humans, at their base core as a species, change very little. This is the reason why the current Youth who blame the Boomer Generation for everything, ignorantly not taking into consideration that the Boomer Generation themselves were activists during the 60's and 70's, fail to realize that in about 20-30 years they will be blamed for all of the current issues. It is this lack of understanding that discredits The Young and their manner in the eyes of The Experienced, and it is the same reason why The Experienced were discredited while they were The Young. Some things change, many things do not, and it's because we are all Human, and most fail to realize this, which why most things tend to not change.

[@ecrondilla]

funny as this is what I'm feeling right now maybe because of the shit that we're having now? or it might be I'm depress? I really don't know. Lots of "IFs" in my life so much that if I will be given one wish then I will not ask for anything but to turn back time even if I cannot change anything but for me to experience it again that's enough for me, strange? but it is...

[@farmerjbird]

I'm almost 55 and still don't feel attached to any certain age😆👍

[@mistersurrealist]

First time hearing this song in 20 years. Wow, it totally hits differently when you're 36. This melody captures the optimism and hopefulness of the late 90s so well. Simpler and happier times for sure.

[@StreamHypeBoyByNewJeans]

36 is not old

[@blindbeatzz]

@@StreamHypeBoyByNewJeansfor our generation is old lol. I’m 38.

[@RyanBoyd8488]

This song sometimes gets played at sporting events. I've heard it a couple of times on the TV while watching them. Never in full of course. I had no idea what the name was until I just searched for it. I got lucky on the title guess. This song reminds me of Dawson's Creek. Last time I heard it when I rewatched the show in syndication like 8 or 9 years ago. Obviously not the whole song was played. Tonight I was at a bar for dinner and this randomly came on. Recently this happened to me with the song "I'll Be" by Edwin McCain. Song appeared on the season 1 finale of Dawson's Creek. I've been on a nostalgic kick recently. But this fits the bill of one of those late 90s/early 2000s hip hop, pop rock or whatever you wanna call it one hit wonders. It's a song that when you heard at like 9 was catchy but you had no idea what it meant. Now in your 30s it hits deep.

[@queenbee9109]

Absolutely!

[@BatteryAddicted]

Hah, just stumbled across this song too - first time hearing this for 20+ years myself. Remember listening to this on the radio in the late 90s.

[@QNZSTREETFIGHT]

Ahhhhh the 90s... when life was just pure.

[@goldenvulture6818]

Sometimes I miss that decade

[@RMS887FM]

absolutely

[@squamish4244]

We were young, is why. When you're a teenager, everything is fresh and new. The challenge is to get that feeling back. You can, it just takes...certain tools. That we now have.

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

So strange that song the main character Dawson was a filmmaker and just about them becoming an independent filmmaker with just becoming a reality for so many people who had ideas but no way financially to bring them to fruition. Suddenly we are inundated with KZbin channels TikTok channelsPodcasts independent films Dawsons dream came true for a lot of us

[@papadwarf6762]

Before the evil internet , before facebook and youtube, before iphones

[@michaelbond9953]

Dawson's Creek always comes to mind when I here this. Man I miss the 90's

[@dustin2006]

Brings me back to my mom driving me to my elementary school in 1999. I’d eat a chocolate rice krispy treat while listening to this on the radio. Good times.

[@tiff-skirocksonville49]

Yup, reminds me of my mom driving and hearing this on the car radio as a child.

[@Devilicious.]

This comment!! I have this exact memory as well! Ah, man, the nostalgia....

[@cwest58]

I love this

[@Mario_N64]

Why u didn't eat vanilla. Why

[@courtneybailey9895]

Literally EXACT same memory. Driving to elementary school or driving home from the Q The Sports Club where she would work out in the evenings.

[@knics33]

Born in 1987... gosh this song makes me nostalgic! Being a kid in the 90s was so fun. Makes me miss my dad who I lost to cancer in 2015. I remember listening to this on FM radio on the way home from basketball practices. Fantastic times. Love you Dad!

[@alextepe4309]

I was born in 82 and my wife was born in 87, and we have fond memories of music, tv, and movies from the 90s. Very sorry for your loss. I feel that’s it’s better to think highly of someone who’s no longer here than of someone who is still living, but you loath them immensely.

[@ts121084]

1984 birth here. Aren’t we lucky to have lived through those days??? Rest in peace to your father...

[@luisbohorquez7096]

Deepest sympathy..🙏🙏🙏..💛❤.God bless..

[@jarrettpierce5626]

85 baby, PURE nostalgia!

[@danyd6064]

🙏❤

[@promontorium]

I never saw a single episode of Dawson's Creek. This song was good on its own.

[@aineaveryonline6972]

So true

[@MS06846]

Dawson's Creek 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@grahamharland2988]

Watched the odd episode but yeah great tune!!! :)

[@patrickmahomessarm7466]

My mom loves teen dramas. I was raised on Dawson's and BH90210

[@alexisdwilliams08]

Same here lol

[@ericthiel4053]

Man. This song takes me back. I took that decade for granted. Was I ever wrong.

[@redshield2117]

How could you have known?

[@ericthiel4053]

@@redshield2117 True.

[@gtowngtown1601]

I know what you mean. My mum saw The Beatles. I think we all have regrets and wish we had appreciated what we had when we had it. Don't beat yourself up.

[@ericthiel4053]

@@gtowngtown1601 Appreciate it. Yeah, It wasn't so much that I didn't appreciate what we had, it's that I could have never foreseen what was coming and figured everything and everyone would remain more or less the same. Not everything is "bad" and I do enjoy some modern trappings, but I never dreamed it would get as crazy as it is. But hey, what can we do? Thanks for the comment!!

[@SilentBob731]

She's criminally underrated, so many great tunes.

[@vibeology9432]

Her third album got 0 push from the hacks at Warner Bros. It’s quite good and she deserved so much better. But she still releases new music and it’s good!

[@katherinelewis2815]

Where have all the Cowboys gone is my favorite

[@SilentBob731]

@@katherinelewis2815 Mine too. ;-)

[@jeffkemper7920]

You and I know that she's underrated but I have a feeling she doesn't even care about that. She's in my top 3 female vocalists/songwriters of all time. Paula cares about the music, passion, message. I'm a 68 year old musician that loves Paula Cole. I wouldn't care if I had her all to myself. She's a diamond in a coal mine.

[@dobazajr]

She's a Grammy winner.

[@loonatis]

This song never meant much to me growing up. My sisters watched Dawson's Creek religiously and I never paid much attention to it. I joined the military, did my overseas tour, and now this song stings. Can't believe how no one talked about how this song was so far ahead of it's time talking about ptsd and how it effects the families of the military. I'm doing a lot better now. I had ten years to figure myself out and love myself more than my previous self gave him credit for. Nowadays this song makes me cry because I'm happy I'm not the same guy who didn't love himself like I do now. I'm just thankful I pushed through all the dark times and gave my life a chance.

[@thesecondYouTube]

I think I understand a little bit more why boys join the military.

[@Ciclopea2]

Aahh i love when people make it through the darkness like you did, i would hug you.

[@EdwardsNH]

PTSD has been acknowledged well before this song came out. (I'm 50) But I don't think the public in general cared. They still don't. At least, not enough. Mental health is still like being "fat". "Just snap out of it"

[@10RBREEZY]

I'm on year 4 of recovering mentally from the military it has and is a rough tough journey.

[@TiffanyChu-i4n]

Angels and God have always been by your side.

[@07311986]

I just finished watching the very last episode of Dawson's Creek earlier tonight and when this started playing I burst out into tears because of the impact the show and this song had on my life.

[@jenniferhamrick3868]

Best show ever!

[@shaneydavy16]

Yes it was the best show ever one tree hill doesn't come close

[@RestingCatNipFace]

@@shaneydavy16Yeah. One Tree Hill was korny af.

[@incognitojon902]

@@RestingCatNipFaceone tree hill is much less corny and better written

[@RestingCatNipFace]

@@incognitojon902 Yeah I especially loved the episode where Lucas’ estranged father’s transplant heart was gobbled up by a golden retriever. Top tier writing right there 🧐

[@The_truth_is_in_the_dream]

She was on the masked singer . Such a legend . It was amazing to have her on the show

[@reginakim9266]

Listening to this song makes me cry. I just want to go back to being young during the 90s. I remember hearing this song on the radio during sundays while my mom cooked breakfast. If only I could turn back the time.

[@MLJ7956]

I feel ya there 👍

[@erinnnx0940]

I feel you girl I really feel you.

[@dobazajr]

Amen

[@alfredopilot172]

Beautiful memories. 90s were amazing!!!

[@abigails4088]

aye... things were so much simpler then, at least for us... :'(

[@Zodiac1981-i4f]

Reminds me of a world that i will never see again 😢

[@ThatDudeDeven]

Man, I know that's right. The world had a little mystery to it back then, as well.

[@jamesmtec]

Man, you are so right...

[@jamesmtec]

Yeah, it was a really beautiful time... mystery, hope and people related and met in person... ; )

[@sheenamathewsjonesissus2285]

The 2000s music ruined our world only some were good in this century 50 cent Ariana Michael Jackson the pedo and more

[@annalizadavin3222]

Relate🙂😢😢🙂

[@TyrendGoins-q7e]

Paula cole is a real American legend. This song was the them for “Dawson Creek” what she sang 20 plus years ago is the most relevant words for today… turn this generation on to this lady!!!

[@Custardpie174]

Born in 65....in military in 80's ..married 90's...30 yrs now....still makes me cry....

[@xelestial_sky]

Why is no one talking about how awesome and aesthetic this music video is? I was mesmerized by it as a kid and still am. And her dancing! The atmosphere is so great and emotional, and the acting and directing are so good.

[@alexsnezh]

I think the videos for "Could I Be Your Girl" by Jann Arden, and "Kind and Generous" by Natalie Merchant have the same aesthetic.

[@DominionFenrir]

@@distantnative2478 According to Popup Video, that's exactly what the theme was.

[@TeeCori]

This song goes down my spine. Miss the old days!

[@zaneleposh]

They never make such beautiful songs anymore 😢

[@tinitini8867]

Good pick

[@nicoleschrepfer4701]

1996 - This song is adorable!!! 2021 - This song is adorable!!! ... and will always remind me of the most incredible time of my life...

[@alfredopilot172]

Amazing comment. For me, the 90s were incredible too.

[@jenniferhamrick3868]

Same ❤

[@ravkumar6873]

I'm a 90s kid and this song hits hard now that I'm in my 40s

[@nicoleschrepfer4701]

@@ravkumar6873I feel exactly the same. This song is a look back into a time that couldn't be more exciting, touching, unique... All the best and greetings from Switzerland...

[@spuggidy]

If you're listening in the year 2023, you have excellent taste in music

[@liz.betty.9834]

Likewise! ❤

[@brandonmoore7497]

I’m listening to Paula Cole I Don’t Want Wait early January 2024 3:42

[@yaakovhassoun8965]

SHIT, I missed the deadline by a month!!!

[@trinityjcbranch737]

Try 2024!! You got that right!! Love Paula’s songs.. then & now.💕

[@billburwood7047]

​@@yaakovhassoun8965your music taste is fucking awful then

[@richardmccartney5632]

This song has such a powerful message. Tell them u love them NOW. When they're gone, it's too late!!

[@denbal4917]

This video is inspired by Orlando

[@86breakfastclub]

This is a total vibe , a time , a window in history. Amazing times.

[@PetiteVulcan]

Absolutely

[@RayneSaltair]

I got divorced at 23 to my first husband, it was 1996 and I was free for the first time in 3 years. This song was so hopeful and liberating for me at that time. A reminder to me that life is what you make it, and in the years since I can look back and be proud of who I became. Thank you Paula Cole for touching so many lives and continuing to do so today.

[@rikimulyana430]

Apakah ada yang ingat ini lagu ini pernah menjadi sound track film apa?

[@RayneSaltair]

@@rikimulyana430 Angry Birds, also tv show theme song for Dawson's Creek. From the movies Wiki page.

[@timhuey1]

It was featured on a show called "Dawson's Creek".

[@WrestleManiaMan1000]

I was born in 1996. I am now 27. 🙂

[@JoeeM]

I was 15 when this song came out , this song was played non stop on the radio. Now I’m 40 and realized how amazing this song is and the strong message in her lyrics. We don’t want to wait for our lives to be over. If your a teen right now reading this. Please live your life to the max and thrive in everything you do and please block out negative people out of your your life, because they will bring you down at the end. Achieve your dreams.

[@rentslave]

Just ignore the Democrats' taking over your life and spending us into slavery. Excellent advice!

[@rentslave]

You forgot:NEVER VOTE DEMOCRATIC. They offer joy and hope,failing to tell you how to achieve that-to their benefit.

[@orlandosanchez8123]

Lol im crackin up right now can't believe i was 15 when this song came out. I remember recording it into a cassette off the radio. Does anybody here remember pop up video from vh1? 😆 lol

[@carriebizz]

Ah the good old simpler days. I was 19 in 1996 and I remember using vhs and cassesttes to record everything

[@saracole1192]

Yes! I miss good VH1!

[@teenyverse7707]

OMG!!! I did the same damn thing because we were too poor to buy music, but, it didn't matter. Thanks for memory.

[@TheGraduate702]

Yeah I did that too, and I remember VH1's pop up video

[@robertmoses7985]

yes pop up video and all that fun stuff

[@todayyesterday]

paula cole won the Best New Artist Grammy in case people forgot! . i never really watched every episode of Dawson’s Creek but i am here to show my appreciation to this song , Paula and the this fire album! long live the 90’s

[@rebecca8525]

This song was a top 40 hit even before Dawson’s Creek.

[@pav_lyn]

I grew up without a father and hearing this song on the radio while driving home from school always made me wonder what was on my mother‘s mind. It hit me deep back then, it does still, differently but still.

[@bryanwilliams8010]

Classic never dies . Hits differently now at 38 going on 39.. You understand life more better now then when you were at 13 years old..love this song and Dawson creek was my show ❤

[@summer99950]

Same here.🥰🥰

[@cchevy936]

"more better" is grammatically incorrect, which tells me you don't know life at all. at 39, you're still in diapers. When you hit 50, you understand life MORE and BETTER, but not more better. ugh. your generation is the worst in spelling and grammar. quit t3exting and go have a real human connection.

[@carlabeecher6816]

Me too...I'm 38 going 39. Dawson's Creek was my show.❤❤

[@justcurious3119]

My mother passed away a few years ago. I miss her so much sometimes. She could have written this song. Love you mom, forever.

[@moldacious3058]

I was born in 2004 and I just recently started watching Dawson's Creek. First episode I fell inlove with it, I would watch it til 3AM even if I have work the next day. It's just so good and as a teenager you'll really relate to it. I've just been hooked and I am now almost on season 4. 😭

[@squamish4244]

You're a teen, the show is like coke for your brain just as it was for mine at the time. Wait 20 years, and it will be unwatchable. Lol but enjoy it while it's here!

[@jaimeiswithnintendoswitch3766]

im 31 and is watchable but i finally begun watching at 30 . Recently and the 90s vibes make it quickly memorable and nostalgic

[@jeffreyjaca4378]

One of those beautiful melodies in the 90's. Paula Cole is also one of the underrated singer

[@voxydian2689]

I love the way she does the soft build up before the chorus " when she thought that it was God calling her" always gives me chills

[@libertasadalta]

Dawson's Creek theme song. So much memories comes with that song... even as a straight boy back at 15 years old, i loved this TV show. Just rewatched the whole 6 seasons of Dawson's Creek and nostalgia hits hard, made me really sad on last episode telling my wife it's gonna be the last time i ear this song(for now) I'm sick atm, mental illness and this song makes me feel like my 15 again...

[@susanmyonghee]

This song is timeless! The words are so haunting and still moves me.

[@danthemanhart]

Same. These words ring so true

[@rubix4195]

Check the Dawson Creek's Soundtrack: Sophie B Hawkins Lose Your Way.

[@annaschoenherr3288]

I was born in 1962. A lot of the men I knew were world war 2 veterans which in my very humble opinion, was the last noble war that Americans were involved in. I dont mean to take anything away from the huge sacrifice that many men and families made in wars after that. They were completely justified for following they’re feeling of doing what they thought was the right and patriotic thing to do. I find no fault with the men and women who choose to fight on the average Americans behalf. I do find a lot of fault with the powers that be, that choose to start wars over the rich not losing they’re money. I believe the Korean and Vietnam wars were for this very reason. I will never sacrifice one of my children for this reason and I think most Americans are with me on this, There are reasons to fight but, not to keep rich people rich. I don’t begrudge people who are especially talented or intelligent having more then the average person in this country. But, I do begrudge how much they think they deserve than the average American. Let’s say they deserve 5 times more, than i am ok, I can deal with that. If I’m making 10 dollars an hour, they are making 50 dollars an hour. I get that, they are smarter and more educated than I am. But, right now the average CEO is making 360 times more money than his average employee. Which means, if I am making 10 dollars an hour, the CEO is making 3600.00 an hour. Is it just me or does this seem a little ridiculous. Couldn’t this guy spread the wealth around just a bit. Come on, isn’t 100 times more than the average employee enough? Isn’t your 1000.00 to our 10.00 enough? When will it be enough? I don’t understand this kind of greed. What makes you think you are 360 times more important than the average American?

[@jamesfrelichowski6990]

listen to "me' by Paula Cole

[@mrsfeathermusicteacher]

The masked singer brought me here! So good to hear this song again ❤️

[@bryanth1a]

Haha, same here! 😊

[@nakeyaedwards950]

Same here 😂😊

[@ProfessorJamieandfriends]

Same here! I loved Paula Cole when I was a teen. I swear I thought Ship was Annie Lennox though. Super similar!

[@katiew6618]

Same! Sadly didn’t know she sang this or who she was but I used to LOVE this song and just added it to my Apple Music playlist!

[@melindar.fischer5106]

​@@ProfessorJamieandfriendsI thought Ship was Ann Wilson, lead singer in Heart. The voice sounds very similar, Ann Wilson sang with Melissa Etheridge (one of the clues), and there were hearts all over the video clues during the first week. Oh well! I love Paula Cole's voice!

[@TheTawnyGoat]

Dawsons Creek anyone? ... I'm feeling nostalgic ;)

[@chris2162003]

Never saw it

[@chelseagreenhalgh4004]

just started watching it!!

[@Mo-gg8ts]

@@chelseagreenhalgh4004keep ur Shazam on you, they play great songs like one tree hill !

[@chelseagreenhalgh4004]

@@Mo-gg8ts I just found a Dawson creek playlist on Spotify! Has some good ones. I’m on season 2 and just heard Bruce Springsteen sad eyes. So good!❤

[@RobertTaramoeroa]

Yes!! Knew it was either that or Jackson's Wharf

[@Flip-a-dip-dip]

Here I am, a grown ass man blaring this in his car with all the windows down. I don’t even care I love this song

[@andyduckering8731]

Dont worry mate, Im a 57 year old bloke and I do too....

[@LiveMusicOntario]

Paula Cole is still an excellent performer and songwriter. Are you familiar with Shirley Eikhard? Another pure song writer. Mostly her songs turn out to be huge hits for better known performers. I'm not shy to correct musicians on whose songs they are singing.

[@midniteblue3313]

@@andyduckering8731 👍

[@samanthabellomo1334]

I love you for this

[@slipknight1]

Im 42 and im going to play this on my big ass speakers reminiscing my childhood crush Joey Potter.

[@Paraverse7154]

I was in the hood jamming this song. This a classic jam. Dawson Creek was my shit. Man I miss the 90’s!!!

[@Scyllax]

Looney Tune You are a pretentious moron.

[@briancallahan3582]

Looney Tune deadass me too fam

[@theblxckprince]

M. Hall don’t be an asshole

[@lilneenstv]

M. Hall that was harsh

[@gigijohnson2434]

Same

[@MLJ7956]

This song was hugely popular when I was high school in '96...and when I hear it now, it takes me right back to then. Paula still rocks 😎👍...

[@DesperadoJux]

This song was hugely popular when I was high in school in '96, too...

[@syvhne]

born 1988 and this always reminds me of DAWSON'S creek hahaha they use they song

[@johnO21]

@@syvhne ​ ​ been lasting on Hulu with another opening song RUN LIKE MAD was new to me HBO MAX still has the one heard as a kid

[@musikkeren7775]

Same

[@certifiedzniper5848]

I was born in 96 but this song just popped in my head 😭

[@carlotoledo4533]

90’s was a vibe! Can’t help but think of Dawson’s Creek when I hear this song

[@millennialfalcon8958]

Nostalgia. I was 7 years old twirling to this in my parent's living room, dreaming of going to the Lillith Fair. I was the last generation to grow up with true singer-songwriters like Paula being mainstream.

[@svasianfilipiname6603]

I was 14 haha.

[@dinkinflicka1345]

U lookeded a lil like Dawson due to tiny pic size on my cell lmao

[@dirkdigler1704]

Ur fucken up mills last name u pos

[@allseriousness]

This makes me nostalgic and sad for a time I never experienced

[@dazzb2198]

You be alright buddy.

[@godofwar5000]

The trick is to make this moment the one you experience :)

[@GinoCabrerathenevergrowupkid]

James Cockerham Me, too!

[@johnhenry1878]

Luckily we all get a second chance and that chance is called today because tomorrow might not be. So kick ass every day and swing for the fences in whatever you do.

[@breestone8978]

I experienced the 90’s and it was beautiful 😌💓words cant explain

[@robbyh.8165]

This song is timeless and so beautiful.

[@johncoleman5388]

This song finely illustrates the psychological, physical, and emotional effects serving in a war has on families quite well. This is an amazing song with impactful lyrics.

[@danyvm24]

Perfect song to be a teenager in the end of the 90's

[@rubix4195]

The soundtrack had some better ones: I always liked Sophie B Hawkins Lose Your Way.

[@TheWaynos73]

lived this song through my college years 94-97.

[@boxingfan2796]

@Seven Inches of Throbbing Pink Jesus Everything changed after 2001, and not for the better.

[@athenstar10]

It's more like MmmBop😆

[@RMS887FM]

true

[@3bay]

I just finished Dawsons creek and I’m bawling my eyes out, Definetly gave me as a teenager in todays world a new perspective

[@antwanlee31]

this song makes me sit back in my chair close my eyes and smile..the 90s, what a fuckin time to be alive. Also hurts to know how fast time is flying and we are getting older rapidly. Parents always told me after highschool time would pass by so quickly...shit they wasnt lying. Class of 1998 is a vivid memory now *tear*

[@krystalwilliams4333]

I sware your so right I remember hearing this as my older sister watched Dawson's creek and me watching nickelodeon. My mom in the kitchen cooking, my sis other sis on the house phone. My dad on the porch chillin out drinking his beer. Ahh good times.

[@antwanlee31]

@@krystalwilliams4333 Man the absolute best

[@sammontano5109]

Class of 98. Tips his hat to a fellow '98. Where did it all go?

[@antwanlee31]

@@sammontano5109 man i wish i knew.

[@TheWaynos73]

1997 was such an amazing year for music in all genres.

[@the.nerd.within]

This song is on my melancholy playlist on Spotify. It hits you differently as an older adult. Now I hear this song and think of the many regrets and wasted opportunities in the past. How I was shy and reserved (and still am to a certain extent). How I was so scared of the world, instead of taking chances. I don't want to repeat that in this second half of my life.

[@TheDarkSideAchives]

Share Playlist 😢please 🙏🏻

[@miracles4u]

As long as you identify your 'mistakes' and learn from them no time has been wasted. Everyone has regrets. Everyone.

[@Loveshanny84]

Lol glad to know I’m not the only one who has a “gloomy/melancholy” playlist 😆. How cool is that

[@Matisse_Famke]

Lyrically and visually this song will forever be my final resting piece.

[@courtneymichelle7125]

I've actually never heard this song all the way through but I'm obsessed with Dawson's Creek! 😅😍

[@switch513]

I can't believe this has been removed as the theme song for Dawson's Creek on Netflix. I watched that show religiously, each week growing up.

[@drabigorspins]

That is not cool!

[@daraamancio8271]

ive read somewhere its because they did not own the right to keep using it not really sure hehe

[@mollyfoxxx]

It’s not the same watching it! Especially because it would start playing in the background while the episode was starting to set the mood and tone. I’m rewatching Dawson’s now and it makes me so mad

[@switch513]

@@mollyfoxxx I just finished rewatching it. I’ll admit the new theme song did grow on me, but the last 2 episodes they use this song! I was happily surprised by that.

[@petersecosh7993]

It's almost criminal they removed all the original music from that show.

[@gtowngtown1601]

I never watched 'Dawson's Creek'. I found this song elsewhere. Amazing.

[@sashache427]

Dawson's creek nostalgic 😍

[@nataleeerickson5572]

It makes me sad that nobody comments on the actual depth and meaning of this tragic, but wholesome song:/ glad you all have some nostalgia to it though

[@kumashana1997]

This song will never get old to me. ❤️

[@neilfranklin5036]

What a wonderful song

[@henkarars]

I dont know why, but 90's music somehow feels deepers into your thoughts and kinda more emotional

[@ricardorojas7369]

I'am from Argentina, and I've never imagine this song was about the fears of a wife and mother during WWII. I though was about teens problems because Dawson's Creek.

[@melissyah]

I HATE Netflix for not using this song on Dawson's Creek. This song is what makes you remember what it feels like to be a teen watching Dawson's creek.

[@davidmckesey7119]

What song did they use

[@melissyah]

@@davidmckesey7119 Jann Arden's Run Like Mad. I think a new deal is being made to use this song for Netflix though

[@queenbeesbabiesnstuff312]

Me too!

[@rubix4195]

@@melissyah I am sure Sony have a rights issue on it - the track was in conjunction with the CD Soundtrack - but I love "Run Like Mad" for Season 1 so I am happy (though taken aback when the intro starts blaring Run like Mad when I am about to sing "I don't want to wait..."in Season 2)

[@melissyah]

@@rubix4195 yes, they didn't have the rights to use it. Run like mad did grow on me a bit but still missed the original song.

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

This song became the backdrop of a generation it just reeks of Youthful Passion desire and angst Greatest theme song ever for a series. You wanted to see Dawsons creek after hearing the theme song!

[@cndungu]

I love her voice.

[@td.i4632]

Ahh the nostalgia. I was 11 when Dawsons Creek came out. I never understood the concept of that show until I started rewatching a couple days ago. I was like ohhhh that's what this is about...

[@indepthliterature]

The simple days of riding the bus to school in the mid 90s. This song was everywhere, all over the place. It’s only when we get older we can really feel the beauty of these songs

[@RandomPersonsOpinion]

omg, resonates so much!!! & yes, this song was always playing on the radio !!

[@smarsey]

Music on the radio pales to what we had years ago.

[@sparkle3000]

When your friends look at you and say what are you listening too? Good music is just that. Good music doesn't have labels to me, never did, never will. I loved Dawsons Creek too.

[@pushback0817]

If they include the 90s and 00s hits again into the current billboard, none of today's music would be on top 100.

[@wakuluriel4363]

Damn straight!!!

[@monosodiumglutamate3132]

Very true! In the top 100 they're lucky if they can land in the top 99 spot!!!

[@justincase9284]

Amen

[@herrysentosa5274]

True

[@cristyluv1205]

As it should be!!! I live in the 70's- early 00's music.

[@legendsareborninmarch4799]

Finally Dec 2019 and somebody just thought of putting this video on KZbin

[@doolally1478]

It is a beautiful video.

[@alonzomart7873]

Kitoy Palaboy so funny 😂 I laughed and laughed at your comment it so true

[@gracie_co]

i was gonna say .... i KNOW this song isn't from this year lol

[@legendsareborninmarch4799]

I think this song was from 15-20 years back.

[@alonzomart7873]

Grace Lockhart I like this song and I’ve never seen it on here before Just saying not trying to get under anyone’s nerves

[@SilverTearz]

this songs been stuck in my head for the past 20 years

[@teeznigan337]

I will never not think of Dawsons Creek when I hear this.

[@scottbrandts610]

I think this song hits so deeply and affects us on a primal level because it speaks of that one thing that we are connected to, and that connects us all, from the day we're born, until the day we say farewell: Family. And, the inevitable changes we face, out in the world that shape and often determine the people we become on our inside world: The home.

[@marib.52380]

To those of us who were teenagers when Dawson’s Creek came out ... Our lives are about halfway over. 😢

[@thomassbulivan6352]

Yummy

[@danthemanhart]

That’s too true

[@Keke-oh6zd]

Sadly you're right.

[@porkchop6092]

Man fuck you 😭😥 that shit really hurt fuckk that's deep sorry no disrespect I'm 28 wish I could go back f u.c k it time waits for no one make the best of time an always remember the best times

[@tigerfang2099]

I remember the good old days coming back from school and watch Dawson's (I'm from Mexico and it was aired at 4pm)

[@arletteyoung4128]

This song was playing in my head all day. I decided to search for it.

[@mratay4747]

This is still a banger!

[@TheBeepbeep2000]

Yes

[@devernikki]

Agreed!

[@RIZFERD]

Dawson's Creek

[@TheBeepbeep2000]

@@RIZFERD thats were I remember it from god that was long time ago lol

[@Zbornie]

Absolutely!!

[@grzegorzczopowik7444]

Those 90's vibes man... Heartbreaking "teanage love thing" I'm sure many people out here can relate. It's a shame that people getting mature so quickly and that kinda innocence is left behind so fast especially in todays world. Peace out to all my 80' and 90' friends !

[@swarog7808]

I feel for you bro!

[@RisussSardonicuss99]

Respects to you buddy 👍 Chapeau 🎩

[@pablo1835rigel]

That's one of the downsides of becoming older. Greetings from Chile.

[@shaneydavy16]

Oh man I agree with you I grew up in the 90's miss those years😢

[@brittanybreese9960]

I absolutely loving this . Makes me go Back in time . Waking up watching Dawnson creek . Can we just turn back time for little bit . I miss the 90s

[@tonymuse663]

I am I am 43 years old I still jammed this song me mine foster sister foster brother we all watched Dawson Creek together after school I miss theses days

[@zaaldamyeoh9769]

This made me cry...I miss my childhood so badly. :'(

[@mitchellbrown9722]

Same thought 💭

[@stephanielopes7148]

Me too 😢

[@redbul1065]

Same here 🥲

[@ZEUSs_Paw]

Hard to believe this album is 24 years old now, and still sounds so current. This video is great, too... Paula has that classic look about her. She can practically pull off anything. 3:)

[@elheber]

I had absolutely no reason, no prompt or reminder, to search for this song... but I did it anyway. It just happened. I think I just wanted to belt something out.

[@OMOCTEZUMA1]

The exact same thing happened to me. I was already very aware of the randomness and then I come across your comment. God's calling.

[@ashleym99]

God works in magical ways 🙌🏼❤️

[@andyisaman979]

Grew up listening to this song. After playing taps for more than I care to count I now understand the meaning of this song. Unless you’ve ever been or been in a place to understand there is no way to explain it to you. Understanding your world can change at a phone call or someone at your door. Semper Fi. USMC brat. Honor guard member.

[@anthonylowney1395]

I was born in 1896, and just 100 years after that I came across this song. What a gem. I will enjoy it for another 100 years.

[@geg7285]

I think you meant 1996

[@elevatedream]

@@geg7285Nah he said 100 years later 😮

[@jesseysalazar911]

Time traveler

[@willhickman2578]

You seen Back To The Future?

[@Nortekman]

I was in high school when this came out. I went to a preppy high school in New England with my girlfriend Joey and my best friend Pacey even though none of us were teens, we were in our early 20’s, but it didn’t matter. It was awesome.

[@justincase9284]

You were still in HS in your 20s? Wtfuuuuuuuh

[@lakebay972]

Justin Case Some states allow at any age if they need the credit; but most older people have too much pride to be in a high school room full of teenagers; so they take their GED or credit by exam instead. However, in Texas, where I live, the age limit for school is 19. Once you turn 20, you’re out. There was this kid from Guatemala who was 19 and in the 8th Grade. I’d always try to be on his team for dodgeball. But one day, he was just gone; and they said he turned 20 so he had to leave. Plus, I think his family ended up being deported. Never heard from him since.

[@Nortekman]

​@@justincase9284 Didn’t you ever watch “Dawson’s Creek?” A teen drama about a group of high school friends. A show where the actors were actually much older then their characters. James Van der Beek, the lead actor, was actually 21 playing a 14 yo freshman.

[@matthewbonfiglio5378]

Aaaaaahahahahahaha

[@gomezianprince]

/whoosh 😂😂

[@ra7008]

The second verse of this song hits so hard, talking about men who survived the war and ptsd.

[@tiplearl]

My Dad served in Nam and he's literally rolling in his grave at this comment

[@evelyngandara6874]

Still listening at 56 and it sounds so good 😊

[@brandonmoore7497]

I’m listening to Paula Cole I Don’t Want To Wait last day of March 2024 and I’m 38 years old 1:59

[@pusahblanca8156]

Can’t wait for Dawson’s Creek reruns on Netflix this November. It’s sad that they removed this song. Loved this even before they made this the series’ theme song.

[@laurenmeltzer7159]

It’s coming on Netflix?

[@rots.866]

Sadly this song wont be played in dawsons creek netflix due to copyrights

[@nathanielparham5960]

Me too me and my sister favorite song

[@oliviahofer1138]

So that’s why the captions were the lyrics to this song but it plays run like mad?

[@Mariposa_Venom]

The song that was originally supposed to be played on Dawson’s Creek-is what is played during the shows intro on Netflix now-so that’s kinda cool.

[@joseph_b319]

I was born in 1980. The 90s were lifetimes ago. The only thing remaining are great fading memories and 3x5s if we were lucky to have a camera at the moment.

[@WarPigstheHun]

Can't believe that this whole time, she was singing about war PTSD. I didn't even understand the lyrics, just knew it was catchy.

[@Jumpoable]

& overcoming toxic patriarchy & daddy issues just by embracing love...

[@HyperManSP]

I can't believe no one is talking about what a picture this paints of a WWII vet and his family. Just imagine a guy coming back from war with "shrapnel in his skin", and then "the years go by" and now he's a grandfather, when he probably thought he was going to die in war way back as a young man. I'm also imagining this vet as a guy who never married the mother of his children, and _that_ is what she doesn't want to wait for, for their life together to finally be official, after so many years. Such powerful lyrics.

[@kevzsabz8253]

This song was ahead of its time. Paula Cole was nominated for Best New Artist at the 1998 Grammy Awards along with Erykah Badu, Hanson, Fiona Apple and P. Diddy. She ended up winning. Congrats Paula youre still a legend after all these years. Loved you. I Miss the 90s. 😊😊

[@retroj25]

I loved Where have all the cowboys gone but didn't know this song until Dawson's Creek. I didn't realise it was Paula singing the theme song initially. Now I still love this song & takes me back to the late 90s watching this great show!

[@MicaRayan]

Nice video from the good 'ol 90s. I miss those times! Was 17 years old when this song playing on radio..... oh, the Billboard... and everything. WONDERFUL MEMORIES! Where my 90s lovers at😍?

[@tatyana6063]

This is always Paula Coles first best song by her. Way to go for Paula!

[@907livin]

Dang I was 8 or 9 when this came on the radio..... whoweee.. good old early 90s. Blast from the past ♡♡♡♡♡ Life was so good.... so different.

[@ladyhathor2499]

Yes the 90s were awesome. I’m glad I was able to experience it.