The Killers - Quiet Town

[@scarlettrussell1977]

I know Tiffany’s brother. He said their family sat down to listen to the song and cried the whole time. He said he didn’t think so much of the song would actually be about her, at first he thought just a quick line referencing it. Their mom still can’t bring herself to listen to it. Really nice family.

[@geoborgreece]

Hi, can you please explain how these accidents came to happen?

[@Penaltybox66]

@@geoborgreece sounds like the first lyrics describes the collision. Wet rain and a train. For primary collision factor (speed, turning movement or fail to stop) I don’t know

[@Penaltybox66]

Thanks for sharing

[@scarlettrussell1977]

@@geoborgreece I don’t really know about the second couple but Tiffany and her boyfriend got pregnant in high school and planned to get married once they graduated. 6 months later they were driving late at night and got hit by a train and died.

[@rileymcmonigle9614]

@@scarlettrussell1977 wasn’t late at night. It’s was on school lunch break. 12:15 pm. They had the radio on or something at least that’s what the cops said. Small towns don’t have railway arms that block the road so you have to watch the lights and listen for the trains whistle.

[@happpyhypocrite]

Listening to new Killers songs is like opening Christmas presents.

[@fabylima]

After all those years, the Springsteenzation of the Killers is finally complete.

[@FlailSnail222]

Well said.

[@mercurialpierrot7073]

Just what I was thinking. I do miss the 80s inspired Hot Fuss days though.

[@avery1830]

Unfortunately all the way through. Sam’s Town (previously most compared work) had Springsteen threads but was still very unique in their own sound and lyrical context.

[@Diesel1992x]

not sure if i like it

[@theodor1850]

well is american music all Springsteen? They just returned to their root, actually discovered their roots cause they have neve done that, it was all inspired by british music, their begining... go listen to Oasis if you want that style again

[@maroku007]

It’s insane how under rated this song is.

[@bestbehave]

not by you or I @maroku007

[@jamescarr5796]

holy god, the youtube comments section ‘underrated’ fetish/pathology simply will not be denied. what causes this psychologically?

[@spudentertainment]

Brandon Flowers and The Killers are one of those unique set ups that don't settle for a standard verse chorus verse chorus end. The songs have something different from beginning to end, whether its a coda, an extended chorus or something else, but you can't leave the song before it's done. And as for evolution, no other band has done it better, somehow sounding exactly as they did 20 years ago yet sounding so different with every album.

[@julianaaparecidageorgettos6277]

Falou tudo!

[@zachhesting1211]

Parents weep through daddy’s girl eulogies and merit badge milestones/ with their daughters and sons lying there lifeless in their suits and gowns…..just as heartbreaking a lyric as I’ve ever heard. This album is a masterpiece. Thank you guys!

[@englishshab3557]

we live in such haunting times ~

[@kegbot1]

Seriously. I first heard this song in my car and when I heard that lyric I literally had to pull off the road to compose myself. Such a powerful piece of music.

[@robardin]

this song hits a parent in two ways: first, that brief yet deeply moving image about losing children to opioids - adult children, brandon's age, who were lost to addiction but for their parents they will always be in their hearts as daddy's girls and boy scouts Isn't that how all parents think of their children when they're grown? But that's all they have left of them now. And then at the end, he sings of walking with the living and the dead through a visit to his hometown, thinking of his parents raising him there giving him the kind of love he could never put down (in words), and how part of him is still that stainless, lucky kid So he can think of himself that way, too Like those lifeless daddy's girls and merit badge earning boys surely once were, too. Stainless and loved, but not so lucky.

[@kjetilros]

Just amazing well written.

[@robbratcherii]

That crushed my heart

[@Brandon-tz6vf]

I don't know if I would've made it through college if it weren't for ITM and Pressure Machine. This band is literally what keeps me going everyday, I just can't express how much they've done for me. Got one more semester and I'll be home free all thanks to these guys.

[@NotALotOfColonial_SpaghettiToG]

Congrats and good luck!

[@yogifromflorida]

You can do it! Almost there.

[@k2o99x]

You hang in there and take care of business. You are strong and you got this! Music is everything to me. Has been since I was about 2 years old... my Daddy loved music and back in tha day we would cruise around listening to Changes ONE Bowie HOT ROCKS Rolling Stones and everything by George Thorogood... we also listen to an incredible singer song writer STEVE FORBERT... I am giving away my age but if I may recommend you check Steve Forbert... he kinda wrote the soundtrack to my childhood...

[@russlyman4851]

I'm not from Nephi, but I'm from the next town down the highway. These songs could've been about any of these rural Utah towns. It's so cool to hear one of my favorite bands singing about where I grew up. This song and album feel like a personal gift. I played high school baseball games in Nephi. If I wanted to go "up north", I would drive through Nephi and across those train tracks. It was the halfway point between college and home, where my brothers would generously fill up my car with gas as we headed back home from my mom's house. "The first crop of hay is up, school let out and the sun beats down. Smoke billows from a sunday train, that cries away from a quiet town." I know what that hay smells like, and I know what those trains sound like.

[@ksasidhar2980]

I think this will resonate with a lot more people than we think, rural America will resonate to this deeply.

[@jefflove8005]

Well said Russ! Many memories for sure. I’ve crossed that train track so many times. I even fell asleep at the wheel and went down the ravine in the nephi hills. With my two little kids. We all survived miraculously. My heart goes out to the ones this song is about and anyone else who has lost a loved one. What a tragedy! I also love the killers. They were the first concert I ever attended. Thanks again.

[@okrutny_okrutnik]

Thanks for sharing this :)

[@spaceorcastudio]

the killers is the only band that make me wonder who are the people on the song, where it happen, why he choose it, and them the whole album is about it, feels complete to me.

[@toddcnoker]

This is one of the best songs ever written in the history of music!

[@PatrickAshe41]

The miracle of this song is that even though he/they obviously wrote it with Nephi in mind, it seriously takes me right back to the quiet town where I grew up. The verse about his parents hits straight to the heart. RIP, Dad.

[@avroredgrave954]

This song makes me nostalgic for a place I've never been.

[@nathf4698]

The Killers are one of the most consistent bands I've ever listened too.

[@LearnwithFrankM]

Just hoping the Killers never grow old…their songs are just simply beautiful and inspirational. Listened to all their songs…12 years and counting 🔥 😃

[@frankvilla7057]

The Killers have been the soundtrack of my life. Every album has marked a significant, pivotal moment in my life. Gave me strength to keep going. Breathed life and happiness in me. From jail, marriage, divorce, serious car accident, covid and my love having a heart attack. Thank you Killers. You are the greatest.

[@holysandwich4075]

"And I will walk with the dead and the living where I used to live". This line got me goosebumps. Remembering my passed mother and I feel grateful for what I had.

[@jazminrivera5850]

Tantos años y seguimos aquí, adorando sus canciones.

[@malenaramirez5333]

Cuánta razón 🥰

[@xITrinitieIx]

son el soundtrack de mi vida. :')

[@lenny632]

acaba de comenzar ,que paza,no es los beatles

[@Pam.uki.]

@@lenny632 Acaba de comenzar??

[@Melina-fi3sc]

Ya we do❣️

[@MiMachadohypnotherapist]

So much soul in in this song. It brings soul to the world that needs to remember that we can have a simple life and still be fulfilled and happy.. Brandon's voice suits the blues and his beautiful soul is certainly transmitted to this song/album. It brought me memories of a life that I didn't live while listening to this song I imagine how life would be in this quite town. This song certainly a beautiful story telling. . . .

[@danawho88]

What I love about the killers is they are inspired by so much music and appreciate it, and yet they are their own band and have a sound that isn't all the same. There are songs on every album that are amazing. Although I tend towards the more dance-y ones that challenge you to sit still while they play, for example, I can never ever tire of any mix of Mr. Brightside, this is a great song, and learning it's a true story, well, it's a great tribute to his town and the families, and many of us can relate to growing up planning your escape from your hometown only to be nostalgic looking back on how you grew up and the people you grew up with and how they influenced you. The Killers do music that goes in all kinds of directions - yes, there's a Springsteen influence along the road, but also all kinds of other musical influences, most of which I also like and appreciate. Although I know most of us will gravitate to a sound that most appeals to us, I hate the idea that you can only like one genre of music and everything else is crap or that other idea that only a certain era is "good" and all new music "sucks" people can have when they get to a certain age - if that ever happens to me, that's my sign that I've lost my zest for life. I especially hate that idea that you're an original true fan and that anyone who didn't discover a particular band or sound as soon as you did is a poser or that any band that is influenced later by a sound is a a copycat and must be shunned - there's nothing more exciting than hearing a great musician for the first time no matter if they are brand new and you heard of them first, or they are from 50 years ago and you weren't alive when they came out. You miss out on so much fun, cool and just plain good music that way. Every so often a friend will mention liking such and such band and I wonder how that could be because I didn't like it, so I'll go back and have a listen only to discover they're right - So much of it is personal and what you connect with most at certain times in your life. Besides, I just don't get why Springsteen is so polarizing, he tells stories about American life that are pretty spot on and moving. Although his music wasn't the main music I listened to growing up, I never wanted to change the station when he came on, he tells good stories set to music - Good lyrics & good musical composition. Same for the Killers, they just tend to mix up their sound a lot more than other bands, but I don't think that's a bad thing - all of what they do seems authentic to the Killers as musicians, I think it keeps them interesting. Anyway, thank goodness for KZbin during the pandemic, I can't live without music --Love the history, the old, the new, the experimental - and you can find it on KZbin (with video!) so you could feel kinda like you were going to a show when there weren't any shows...

[@mossandsea]

Thoughts upon first listening: These are my people. I understand the mindset, the culture. I'm in tears. Every lyric is written on the clay tablets of my heart from my own life lived. This song echoes familiarity. "Hard working people, if you're in trouble, they'll lend you a hand." I brought that with me to every place I've lived and have been surprised at times to find it is not part of the cultural fabric of all other cities and towns. I have sorely missed casseroles passed over fences and people figuring out how to help a troubled neighbor get through a tough time. "They know how to live. Good people who lean on Jesus , they're quick to forgive." Seeing the good in others, doing your best to do your best in all the places of your life, remembering there is more to this life than only this life. Forgiving so quickly you'll be called foolish by the rest of the world. You're not naïve, because you have felt the heat of the refiner's fire. Even so, there is a dark side to those places and those people hold their troubles deep inside, with the stain of shame. "Somebody's been keeping secrets". So many secrets, the shame that demands the secrets be hidden and preserved is an inherent weakness in Quiet Town. "And I will walk with the dead and the living" Our dead are among us. *Our dead are never dead, until we have forgotten them*. That belief is at the nucleus of the faith that moves the feet of those who walk in Quiet Town. Beautiful experience, this song. Nostalgia, and my long held memories swirling around me. Thank you for this song. *** The letter on the hill made me smile... because that's a familiar sight in these small towns :) And That first audio story clip ... the train is a way out of this life. Train going nowhere. One way train. Train outta town. Sometimes being from Quiet Town, you feel like you've got to get out, away. But a small part of you will ache for it for the rest of your life. ETA: those fireworks at the end, that's a celebration on July 24 :)

[@anthonybreakey9437]

Hey Lotus what is that letter on the mountain, can't make it out?

[@Mamahendu3]

@@anthonybreakey9437 It’s a “J” for Juab county

[@anthonybreakey9437]

@@Mamahendu3 Thanks Kara, I thought maybe it was one of the train victims initials. Appreciate you clearing that up.

[@mossandsea]

@@anthonybreakey9437 I'm not from Juab county, but it's not uncommon in Idaho and Utah to put initials on those high desert hills representing the town, county, or local high school/town college :)

[@misslongfellow8988]

Beautifully written and so heart-wrenching, from one small, quiet towner to another. I know what they mean when they say, “you can never truly go home.”

[@jessemoz848]

Have this album on repeat!! Been a fan since hot fuss, I'm 30 now! This album is amazing!!! Love from Sacramento CA!!!

[@simonjohnson9055]

I didn't think the album was out yet?

[@josecafloresm]

Go KINGS

[@eddyflowers1077]

Same with me 👍

[@MoahGentle]

Same here. I'm just older :D

[@Gian990]

Same, 1990

[@lunascimennto]

Melhor banda de rock da atualidade, não canso de dizer, não canso de escutar e de contemplar! Obrigada por tanta arte, garotos! The Killers já faz parte da minha vida ❤️ Saudações do Brasil, a todos os meus amigos nordestinos, a todos os meus amigos latino-americanos 🥰

[@notsoproudmary]

Que alegria encontrar seu comentário aqui! Amo The Killers desde a primeira ouvida. Beijos da Bahia 😘💓

[@TalisRW]

Kkkkkkkk os cara não podem vir uma mina comentando que já ativam o modo gado

[@lunascimennto]

@@thetechfilesoficial que bacana!! Também sou de Fortaleza com muito orgulho haha! (:

[@lunascimennto]

@@notsoproudmary beijos 🤗😘

[@renatosouza5065]

Nossa que legal,sou nordestino e amo The killers tbm♥️, parabéns pelo seu bom gosto musical

[@edgarroa3541]

Quiet time for the humanity!! The Killers love you!!!!

[@adamsmith2683]

And every now and then, modern music throws us a gift. If I had to pick the best band from 2000 onwards it would be head and shoulders Brandon and the boys, well done!

[@reddvines88]

The evolution of their catalog is incredible. What a great song 👏👏👏

[@ForestDumper666]

They’ve finally done what they’re always threatened to do - become Bruce Springsteen. Production, lyrical content, melodic inclinations…yeah. Wow. This is great. Total Boss.

[@rambleonwithrosie]

I'm from a small town in Texas and I feel this so much. I lost a friend in highschool. Not to a train but to an overdose on pills... The other topic in this song. So for me it's a double punch talking about loss and drug issues in rural towns. I mean "They still don't deadbolt their doors at night" is 100% the town I went to highschool in. And this album made me both reconsider my experience in my Small Town and take a drive to leave flowers on my friend's grave

[@williamhomman5844]

I am from the Northwoods Inn upper most Wisconsin I haven’t taken the keys out of my car in the 20 years I’ve lived here can relate My kids went to the same schools as all their friends all the way through till high school and I have to say I wouldn’t trade it for the world nor will I leave

[@TheLizard199]

This is such an unbelievably good song that recaptures so many feelings and what small town America is really like

[@Amanda-lk5jo]

I went to high school with Brandon. He was in our class and worked at taco time. When the train killed Raymond and Tiffany it was devastating. I love the respect and the story Brandon told. Their story. Nephi was a great place to grow up!! Great little town ❤️

[@Pancho308]

Amanda....That is very touching. I am so sorry for the loss of your friends. Brandon truly does a wonderful tribute. I hope it helps you persevere.

[@heidcast2]

thanks for sharing

[@Dreamllama17]

That's so lovely they did a tribute. Puts into perspective- these guys have been all over the world yet still those early memories hit their souls. Also, didnt realize Utah had taco time, thought it was just PNW lol

[@yokorogers9666]

I have just read your message and it a beautiful song and made me cry

[@yokorogers9666]

It also hit hard

[@sarahrobinson5447]

Noone writes a better song than Brandon and The Killers ❤️ He is the talent of our times. Thank you for everything. You are indeed wonderful wonderful X

[@crocus8080]

I'm not from Nephi, but I lived in Spanish Fork as a kid, which is another rural Utah town. This song fills me with nostialga for those simpler times, back before I had to worry about things

[@clifffarabee831]

The Killers are super great, thanks for keeping up the hard work and writing great super great songs. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is waiting on y'all.

[@Alejandra-zs8fl]

This song move the fibers of my soul... Thanks The Killers ♥⚡

[@SHALAt22]

I hear Bruce Springsteen's influence through and through! Love it.

[@andreaerre8067]

the most beautiful song of all time. I listen to it 100 times a day

[@gabrielaescobar7359]

You guys never dissapoint me. What a masterpiece.😍😍😍😍

[@jackrubycrew]

The killers mean so much. Nostalgic anthems of my youth. I really like this American roots (the boss influence) Feels right. It's needed. It's important. Thank you.

[@tommybass40]

Great to hear Dave Keuning’s rock guitar back on a Killers record

[@Thecleetus]

Why does this hit so hard? Haven’t felt emotional from listening to a song in a long time

[@marym9685]

Because the song is truth.

[@antoniofiori1585]

Another great song. I love the new album. "And every time I see my parents In the prime of their lives Offering their son The kind of love he could never put down Well part of me is still that stainless kid"

[@mmirilicious]

I don't know how that works but listening to this track makes me wanna do good to people!

[@sandragriffiths9692]

Can't be bad can it😁

[@dandytv1510]

It's honest and pure music

[@mattredmond4537]

It's because there is so much kindness in his storytelling.

[@fachafilms]

Gracias the killers 🙌🏻, Monterrey, los tacos "el primo" y yo los extrañamos. 🇲🇽

[@stevedwyer4078]

Absolutely beautiful song with so much meaning. This is now one of my top favorite Killers songs, and that says a lot about how much I love it. I also think this particular song would get a lot of radio play and positive attention. It makes me think about my childhood. The good and bad. Brings back my own memories. I know the song isn't about my life, but if a song made me reflect on it, it has power. Thank you for this.

[@marym9685]

Chicago station XRT pays it often- or, at least I'm fortunate enough to turn on the station just as this song starts playing ❤

[@suprajet]

I didn't know this gent, but grew up in this same town. I know EXACTLY how he feels with the "small town" feel. I moved away, but family still lives there and I visit once in a while. Moved to another "Quiet Town" and wouldn't trade it for the world

[@pauldichtel6410]

This is one of the best songs I have heard in years.

[@CM-xr7hd]

This song gets better every time you lisen already my second time! 🥰

[@sandragriffiths9692]

Like all their songs👌

[@caiotomazzoni]

The Killers and The Strokes.. The 2 bands that I can't ever get enough listening to, and never disappoint in deliver great music 🎸🔥🤘🏻

[@Salwiza]

They’re my two favourite bands too !! I just wonder what could happen if they collaborated.. greatness of music would happen.

[@divypatel250]

Brandon’s voice should be the national voice of both the US and UK.

[@spiritranger9202]

Seeing my parents in the prime of their life...man that hit hard 😢

[@rojo_buffalo]

I’m from Mona, Utah (suburb of Nephi). It’s so meaningful seeing how these Nephite cultural icons of the J, Starlite Motel, Ute Stampede, and of course the train can paint such a vivid story: the story of the man that made it out of our two-Star town and really, really made his mark on the world stage. The story that every kid in our quiet corner of the world keeps in their heart.

[@barbaramorris7212]

What a wonderful new album, I can honestly say they are number one of the best band ever. Absolutely superb.

[@rugbuster]

Thank you Brandon for never quitting on us.

[@annesolveig80]

Thank you, Brandon ❤️

[@catherinesammons9845]

Wow, what a beautiful, powerful song that Brandon, Ronnie & the band have put together based on a situation that should never have happened, well done for raising in a sensitive, thoughtful way ❤

[@_LightLeak_]

It has been a long time since i have told anyone, "you need to listen to this album." (And not the abridged version.) Was not expecting what i got on first listen, and didn't know how much i needed an album like this until i heard it. Great concept and well done.

[@sadiebateman6970]

My little family lives right north of this town! He used the skyline and train just like it is! It’s kind of haunting but beautiful♥️

[@isaachido03]

Veo puros comentarios en español. Me alegra mucho ver gente latinoamericana apoyando a la banda! Esperamos pronto su regreso al escenario en nuestras tierras 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽 🇲🇽

[@quebingomez1579]

No hay otra cosa melodiosa en la faz de la tierra que no sea la música de The Killers. Los amo y gracias por deleitarnos y crear esas experiencias de vida a travez de su música. Un fuerte y cálido abrazo desde Guatemala. 🇬🇹

[@lyne8787]

❤🇬🇹

[@la26841]

Que feliz me siento de saber que habemos guatemaltecos que no hemos caído en las garras de la música "Urbana" 🇬🇹 💙🤍💙

[@quebingomez1579]

@@la26841 comparto mucho tu comentario, gracias por ello. Siempre he esperado encontrar fans de the killers para compartir al respecto y me da tanto gusto poder encontrarles aquí. Espero podamos tener la oportunidad de coincidir y compartir en esta vida oyendo estas hermosas melodías.

[@dabpabs]

🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹

[@wildside30]

The killers are right in there element since they've been on the 80s train forever ⚡🎸😎

[@robbratcherii]

Crying eyes out “my parents in the prime of their life, offering their son the kind of love i can never put down.”

[@danak2230]

This song is an ode to how tragedies affect you when you are from a small town where “everybody knows everybody.” I’m from a small midwestern town. In my freshman yearbook I still keep the memorial pamphlet for a boy who died the summer before his senior year. His motorcycle collided with a semi. I didn’t know him personally but knew several people who knew him. Every so often, I think about him. Listening to this song makes me homesick in a beautiful way.

[@MusicHead35]

Loving the vibe of the already released samples and this song. So happy for new music from my favorite band!!!

[@bobbietomblin5449]

My aunt went to high school with Brandon. When the train hit Raymond and Tiffany everybody was devastated. My mom was good friends with Tiffany and Raymond and I’m pretty sure they were in the same class as her. When she heard what had happened she was so sad. She couldn’t bare the thought of what their daughter had to go through growing up. Now she works at the hospital in town and we would talk to her every time we went there. My mom was great friends with their daughter until we moved away now I don’t think they talk that much anymore. I think everyone that grew up in Nephi can say they were devastated about them being hit, but that they were also thankful that their daughter was not with them that night.

[@Space_Cat969]

This whole album is absolutely gorgeous, I am so close to getting out of my small town with no opportunity for the youth. I finally found an opportunity out of my town without sacrificing my body, mind and spirit. I hate this town but even I know this is where I was raised and I want to comeback and revitalize it so the youth will have a easier time living and no one will get left behind. I have always enjoyed these heartfelt lyrics from music and the Killers, which makes sense, looking back on how Battle Born was the first album I ever listened to. I think Brandon, whatever goal he was trying to achieve with this album, he did it.

[@tomaszfurczak8631]

If "Imploding the Mirage" was masterpiece, then "Pressure Machine" is masterpiece vol.2 GREAT LP.

[@brigitte4477]

LO AME , DIOS . SON TAN BUENOS EN ESTO , THE KILLERS BEST BANDA DE ROCK .

[@ramonosorno8319]

Casi, pero los Foo's tienen la corona

[@brigitte4477]

@@ramonosorno8319 q decía, yo estoy hablando de the killers , si no piensa lo mismo, mejor no conteste mi comentario,,

[@itslazypunk6793]

@@brigitte4477 esto ya ni es rock xd

[@TheArellanog]

@@itslazypunk6793 el rock viene en muchas formas, no solo en guitarras distorsionadas, ya ves a Moderatto.xd

[@aspropotamosorg]

The Killers are killing it this year!

[@matta.4816]

I was a little kid in that town and remember the funeral. Such a sad day and their little girl was so cute. Everyone's hearts ached for the couple that passed away. Wow this is really hitting hard bringing back memories of multiple people i knew that passed away on the train tracks.

[@MoahGentle]

I don't know if it is inappropriate to ask, but how did so many kids get hit by trains in this town? Some type of mechanical failure or..?

[@matta.4816]

@@MoahGentle that's a great question.. I'm really not sure nor do i think anyone is. I think the album addresses part of it. The other half might be the location of the crossing near Burraston Ponds between Mona and Nephi, substances, and certain social trends that are unique to SMALL quiet towns when kids are bored. I really don't know.. Each situation is different and I'd hate to assume anything. The amount of young deaths seems to be disproportionately large for the population in that area. One thing that hits home on the record is the west hills/mountains near by where some classmates passed away in some freak accidents. The list of accidents that cause death or life long injury is just unusually large for a place that small.

[@f1a5c0]

@@matta.4816 this reminds me of Derry from IT

[@Island_Line_Rail_Productions]

@@MoahGentle because people are IDIOTS. You can't get hot by a train unless you trespass on railroad property or try to beat the trains at a crossing. A train doesn't just come off the tracks hit you then keep going

[@michellebowbin1237]

So much Bruce in this album, it’s my favorite influence heard in Killers lyrics and music.

[@henrygreber4763]

God I fucking love this band. I’ve been listening to you guys since I was 5 (I’m almost 17 now). You guys are amazing, never stop doing what you’re doing. Please.

[@MISFITS_PSYCHO78]

Mi banda favorita, llevo gran parte de mi vida escuchándolos, en cada etapa de han estado presentes y nunca había llorado con una canción de ellos. Le tuve que decir a mi esposa que fue la alergia.

[@maximilianovillegas9640]

Mis the killers! Que fregón que estén de vuelta, esperamos verlos pronto por 🇲🇽 los amo un chingo ❤️

[@bobblehead7002]

when this album first came out I wasn't a big fan, so I never really gave it much of a listen aside from In The Car Outside. Fast forward to now, a year later, and I can't explain why but it has seriously grown on me. The more I relisten to it the more I want to break down crying

[@johnmayer3517]

And watching the grammys last night where are the killers can't understand it but who cares. Only awards. music wins all the by God they produce great stuff keep it going guys.

[@luismanrique5859]

A beautiful song.

[@sarahjanebingham321]

That damn Nephi train. My dog howls along with it every night.

[@unidramas3397]

Gracias, mis The Killers, los amo 🖤🇲🇽

[@Misha_Lagis]

Вот это подарок в пятницу тринадцатого))))) Аж настроение поднялось. Спасибо Вам ребят и творите дальше❤️

[@tahlenri]

Beautiful...

From my point of view, this album is their best one yet. It really touches my heart.

[@KICKIN5]

No tengo palabras. Parecía una canción de notable, pero cuando ha entrado la harmónica, se me ha encogido algo dentro. Brutal como hacen viajar desde el sofa, pura magia.

[@jadeb.7501]

im not crying you're crying

[@panque1630]

Desde México 🇲🇽 siempre apoyándolos.

[@gugugagou2944]

Cousenaro vivolo

[@marcogarcia1778]

Rifada tu foto compañero 🖤

[@Ilovedesign369]

Looking forward to watching this later today at the Kanab Film Fest. What a beautiful tribute, beautiful movie, beautiful sounds.

[@anthonybreakey9437]

The Killers know how to sing a story..... you know a song is going to be great when it grows on you.... this one grows on me. Sending peace, love and kindness to the world from my household in South Africa to all the households around the world.

[@stephaniepinheirocesar3874]

Esse álbum está impecável, que trabalho incrível! Chorei assistindo ao clipe, valeu a pena esperar. Minha banda favorita! Obrigada por essa obra de arte 🖤🖤🇧🇷

[@gabrielangeli]

E essa música tira lágrimas cada vez que ouço. Toca a alma da gente. Desde 2008, quando os “descobri”, eles têm feito a trilha sonora da minha vida. Dificilmente ouço outra coisa; todos os dias eles se fazem presentes no meu dia. E que bom que é ter uma banda que envelhece e amadurece conosco. Uma dádiva e um presente permanente! Poucas pessoas têm essa sorte 🙌🏼❤️😎🇧🇷…

[@songsbydaniel]

I've missed you guys so much! This song just brought all your other music back to life. It's good to know you're still at it! Please don't stop?!

[@Timartyn]

Maybe it's the animation, something about this song is reminding me of Christmas in L.A.

[@SpruceCampbell]

So happy for Maurice Moss and Jen Barber finally getting together.

[@hugasoul]

Absolutely gorgeous. What a beautiful tribute to the sorrow and beauty that exists there.

[@__NataN]

Que som FOD@ 🥰 Essa gaita no refrão é de arrepiar. Amei🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🇧🇷

[@jechavezlazarte2224]

The Killers, aún sin ser mi banda favorita, tiene un lugar sagrado en mi corazón. Saludos desde Lima - Perú

[@anthonyhoey6394]

Long live the killers,ive seen them recently in dublin for the 2nd time and what great musicians they are and Brandon at the front,a great song this.

[@teamoselith]

St Augustine FL...October 1st.....Hopefully I Get To Meet Them For The First Time..... .I have been A Fan Of The Killers For The Last 18 Years ...Always The Best

[@diegoalejandrocarvajalrodr6369]

Es increíble, simplemente hermoso. Greetings from Bolivia.

[@volvoplz9209]

The Boss should cover this...

[@lapillolarossa9562]

Reading all the comments on here I'd say I'm not the only Latin American to love this band.

[@sabinecamm2571]

Beautiful song Greif is so very devastating This Song has Helped me 🙏

[@jimenezbruno6906]

I was looking forward to this and finally the best thing that could have happened to me came out :)

[@danielalvarez7762]

En momentos tan difíciles, siempre llegan con buena música, gracias.

[@Jennixac]

Such a good song!!! Congrats guys!! You did it again ♥️♥️♥️