Unbelievable!!!! Bread: Diary Reaction

[@ricknbacker5626]

A heartfelt reaction from our beautiful Cynthia. Another classic song from Bread. RNB

[@randybaker6042]

Classic. Another classic along this line is Dan Fogelberg's The Last Nail.

[@russ4862]

A beautiful song and. A beautiful reaction by a beautiful lady. Hope you are good, Cynthia. 🙏😊💜🌹

[@Brandi6666]

You are the only reactor to do this eerie tune. Thanks🤘❤️

[@timtravasos2742]

Beautiful song and great reversal of fortune.

[@danielkesselring9172]

Beautiful song.. always loved it 🙏🏻❤️

[@scottwhittle6995]

In the 80s as a teen I use to sing their songs to the girls 😂

[@littlegiantproductionsandr3091]

As usual, "Bread" delivers a stunningly beautiful (though melancholy) song. There may however, be something 'karmic' in what He discovered upon those pages when he opened the book. A person's diary is generally considered to be off limits to anyone, including (and probably especially) one's companion. Diaries are the last refuge for a person's secrets.Their innermost thoughts and dreams and even fears. The span of a diary can chronicle many years, reaching back to adolescence through adulthood, marriage, parenthood and beyond.The thoughts written in them would be fleeting as such, but valuable because they occurred in "real time". The mind can't dwell in real time, but the memories are preserved in the book. He clearly found out things she didn't want him to know. Knowledge of the existence of one's diary should not lead to the opening of it. It is an intrusion upon what should have been a sacred trust between them. A lingering question for me is, did he get it back to her? Hope so.Thanks for the reaction, Ambrose Cynthia. Truly food for thought (no pun intended).🙂

[@troedelgerry]

Hi my dear... I just came home from late shift work and the first thing I see, is this video... and yes, you were absolutely right with everything you said about this beautiful song. And believe me, I can somehow relate to the lyrics ! Although I was in love with a woman for many, many years, I also knew that she never loved me... but I never gave up on her and hoped she will change her mind someday... but she didn't... 😞 Anyway, the song is really beautiful, although quite sad, as you said. But I know songs that ae even sadder than this one, and even more beautiful ! Aurora has many sad songs which are also heavenly beautiful. Maybe you could go back to Aurora and react to another song from her. I would suggest "Little boy in the grass (Live at Nidarosdomen)", a song with a really (and I mean REEEEEEEALLY) sad story behind it. On July 22, 2011 (yes, on your birthday, coincidentally) there was the so-called "Utoya massacre" in Norway, when a guy called Breivik shot 77 people - mostly children and young adults . randomly out of xenophobia. And that "little boy in the grass" that Aurora is singing about, and whom she was very close friends with, was one of those victims. And when you read the lyrics (which I would highly recommend to look up !), with this background information, you will find out the real depth of these lines. So please do me (and all your other subscribers) a favour and react to ; Aurora - Little boy in the grass (Live at Nidarosdomen). Hugs and kisses from your dear friend Gerry

[@AmbroseCynthia]

Sorry about that Gerry🤗

[@christinerobinson9372]

Cynthia, she was not his wife. Not his wife. He mis-interpreted what she had written in her diary. He loved her, and he hoped she would marry him. But it was not him she loved, and now he knows the truth. When he said "her my wife" he was dreaming about the future. "As I go through my life, I will give to her my wife". But then he realized it is not him that she wrote about in her diary. And he loves her enough to wish her happiness in her future with the man she loves.

[@rickw3243]

Absolutely correct.

[@christopheryochum3602]

Oh man, can't make it through that without crying.

[@BackWordsJane]

Aubrey by Bread does it to me also The hauntingly sweet but sad tune combined with David Gates' soft voice 😭

[@christinerobinson9372]

"Aubrey" next, please!

[@Eddie-ol9cv]

BEAUTIFUL MUSIC BY A YOUNG BEAUTIFUL WOMAN AND HAPPY MOTHERS DAY TO YOU AND YOU'RES DARLIN ❤️🥰

[@oldschool3484]

Its selfless Love.

[@cheewooleong5066]

the sudden twist is shocking, but you have to examine it again more closely: the singer is not married at the moment to the girl, he is *crushing on her* and happens to read her diary, presuming her intimate loving thoughts are about him, then he is shocked to discover the girl loves another. So he gives way and backs off sadly but respectfully.

[@jman3254]

She was never the singer's wife. He was hoping that she would be one day. But the words in her diary were not about him, but someone who she hoped to be in love with one day. He said " I will wish for her, his wife" assuming that she would be married to her true love one day, the one she wrote about in her diary.

[@jakerazmataz852]

The only thing worse, would be finding out a child wasn't yours.

[@TangoEliott]

He assumes her great love is him and discovers it is someone else. She was never was his wife.

[@BackWordsJane]

If you are a sensitive person you will find the need for tissue paper to wipe the tears from your eyes listening to their songs. Especially Aubrey

[@BernardProfitendieu]

I think she was never his wife - when he says "I will give to her my wife" he's looking into the future - then he realizes it's another she really loves he selflessly says "I will give to her his wife" ... all this is future looking, no one is married yet a rare sentiment in its selflessness and a touching song

[@michaelasay8587]

Hey beautiful woman....please do much...Karen Carpenter! Youpl be very popular!!

[@rescuelover7891]

This is so sad. Can you imagone reading a diary thinking it was about you, both of you being single, only to find out it was not you she loved, but someone else.😢

[@billbaglivo654]

This song is to sad.

[@bgoneification]

She doesn't have a clue

[@richardsteinberg9696]

Yes, she does. That is why she wrote the second diary entry, leaving the diary at the same place, under the tree, for him to find, and learn the sad truth.