Amy Winehouse - Tears Dry On Their Own

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• CH

  @ChunkyWalrus · 2 years ago

  She deserves to be remembered for her talent not her downfall.

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• IC

  @icye.l.f8681 · 6 years ago

  "He walks away. The sun goes down..." You know how much you have to love someone to say that?

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• OP

  @opticalsound4444 · 2 weeks ago

  Tomorrow she would have been 43. I’ve watched this video countless times, and each time I notice something different.

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• SN

  @snapxcracklexpopable · 2 months ago (edited)

  July 23rd 2011<br>Who&apos;s here 23 July 2026?

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• CA

  @cales2325 · 6 years ago

  Drugs, alcohol and toxic people rob humanity of so much talent.

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• KI

  @KillerConfidenceQueen · 2 years ago

  WRITING THIS AT 23???????? This is one of the most heartbreakingly beautiful songs ever performed. Love it; always missed

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• JT

  @JTCT · 6 years ago

  First thing to do when time machines are invented: Save Amy Winehouse.

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• OG

  @ogmagicman546 · 2 months ago

  Amy passed away 15 years ago today. God bless. ❤

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• CI

  @citrusfirefly · 4 years ago

  This is, in my opinion, the best song Amy Winehouse ever released. I am so sad that she is no longer with us.

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• PA

  @pape37 · 9 years ago

  I watched the documentary &quot;Amy&quot; for the second time tonight. I&apos;m primarily a rocker, so when she was at her height she was barely on my radar. I was aware of &quot;Rehab&quot; and her bad reputation in the press, but that was it. And like so many, I gave her music a chance only after she died. Immediately I could tell this was something special and I bought &quot;Back to Black&quot;. I couldn&apos;t believe this was the same person comedians and journalists were painting as some dirty, good for nothing junkie. The sophistication, sensitivity and pain, not to mention her melodic gifts, immediately overwhelmed me. It&apos;s easy to romanticize someone after they&apos;re gone. Amy wasn&apos;t perfect and made some bad decisions, but she was also so authentic and gifted. You get the feeling that she was willing to die for her music. It sounds strange to say this, but I went into a deep depression after absorbing the album. There was a sense of loss, as if I had known her personally. And I did in a way, through the music. She was no longer some disheveled media caricature to me, but a real person with an open and wounded heart. I was going through my own problems with addiction and relationships at the time so the music especially spoke to me. So much so that I can hardly bear to listen to the full record now because it provokes a real sense of grief. I love her almost like I love an ex girlfriend. Maybe more, because she bared it all without holding back. There&apos;s no game playing when I hear a song like &quot;Wake up Alone&quot;, which is a real heartbreaker. There&apos;s no shame in dying, nor failure. Not even dying young. The shame would be if she died broken hearted, and I fear that maybe she did. After Blake and her media crucifixion she seemed broken. And that&apos;s just so sad because she was so beautiful and so full of raw, true emotion. She deserved better than a brief, unhappy life. I hope at the end, sitting there watching her videos one last time and having a drink before finally going to sleep, that it dawned on her how much she really accomplished and had to be proud of. Now the tears are ours to cry.

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• CU

  @curlyfm · 2 years ago (edited)

  No one will ever match Amy. One of a kind.

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• US

  @User-x7v4q · 8 months ago

  2026 anyone??

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