The Manhattans - Kiss and Say Goodbye (Official Video)

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• FE

  @fernseay7821 · 3 weeks ago

  I’m here in September 2026.

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• RY

  @ryantres85 · 2 years ago

  0% drugs <br>0% profanity <br>0% violence <br>0% women in underwear<br>100% voice and soul

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• JU

  @judieribic4847 · 2 years ago

  I cry every time I play this. &nbsp;I’m 81.. it takes me back over 40 years and it still tears me up, but I find myself going back

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• IN

  @Internationalimportcd · 1 month ago

  Let’s see the people who listening this song in August 2026.

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• DA

  @danmeadows3859 · 4 months ago

  Back when music had CLASS. 🙂

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• GB

  @GB-yq2yb · 1 year ago

  I’m 76. Weren’t we lucky to be young when music sounded like this!

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• DE

  @DesMills · 6 months ago

  I’m still listening to this timeless song in 2026

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• HO

  @hongkongcat2078 · 4 months ago

  I never get tired of listening to this beautiful song. &nbsp; Beautiful 70&quot;s . . time flies. . .

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• VO

  @VonVitto · 5 years ago (edited)

  I&apos;m sitting in the basement with my mother playing oldies but goodies and watching her dance to her favorites. She&apos;s 84, &nbsp;Tonight will go down in history!!

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• AS

  @ashantesamuels4654 · 2 years ago

  I’m 25 years old and just had a baby. Music from this era is so pure and lyrical!

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• ER

  @EricFranklin-g7z · 1 month ago

  The &nbsp;Manhattans &nbsp;was one &nbsp;of &nbsp;the &nbsp;greatest &nbsp;groups &nbsp;of &nbsp;all &nbsp;time

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• HI

  @hippie564 · 3 years ago (edited)

  In 1976 I was a 12 year old kid living on an Army base in Bamberg Germany. There was this black kid named Kurt Thomas and his friends that were older than me, that turned me onto The Manhattans and this song.....I thought it was the greatest song ever or at least one of them!! I taught myself to sing it and it saved this middle eastern American when ever I was in a jam with &apos;being in the wrong neighborhood&apos; etc....the black dudes loved and still love this song too! If I was in jail etc, all I had to do was sing and other guys would ask me to sing other songs! But other than the Chanters in my church {I&apos;m Eastern Orthodox}, &nbsp;it was this song [among others] that started my musical path in life....In other words, today I play blues harp and I sing because of my introduction to the bluesy songs Kurt introduced to me! &nbsp;Another great bluesy song from this period that I remember well, was called &apos;Misty Blue&apos; by Dorothy Moore, but you know that already, right?!!😉

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