X Ambassadors - Unsteady

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Published 2015-10-02

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  • My husband who I had been with for 20 years got very sick and spent months in ICU on breathing machines. I lived at Grant hospital in the ICU wtg room for 37 days at one point. This was one of the last songs he sent me from the hospital. He passed away one month before our 20 year anniversary on March 30th 2019. My house will never feel like home without him. We had 5 children together and our 16 year old son looks like him. Ppl say that it gets easier as time goes on, but for me, it's not any easier today than it was the night I watched him take his last breath. Idk if ppl actually read these comments or not. But if you did thanks for taking time out of your day to read this. John I love you and I miss you and I hope you're the 1st face I get to see when it's my time to go.
  • @RebNegru
    Imagine how many people are listening at the same time.
  • @tashakann2
    I’m in the fight for my life with brain cancer. Doctors said I should have been dead a month ago.. I’m still going praise Jesus. This song is helping me through some dark times
  • @annamoore8922
    it hurts when someone is your reason to live but youre not theirs
  • Dear person that’s reading this, we don’t know each-other but i wish you all the best in life.
  • @god_chose_me24-7
    I used to play this song while in active addiction and now on May 26, 2024 I will be 2 years clean 🙌🏽🙏🏽❤️ I was crying out to God to please keep holding on to me and not let me die I was definitely UNSTEADY at the time I will forever love this song
  • @jinji2784
    This song feels like sitting and processing your emotions, and healing from the hurt at the same.. I'm in awe.
  • @nelajnaebnit799
    My dad abused me for ten years. I was four years old when it first happened. He beat, tortured and humiliated me. He nearly killed me three times. I was bullied because I had to wear the clothes of my sisters. Three years ago my Mum committed suicide. Sometimes I don’t know how to breathe. But, I am here. I survived hell. To all those out there undergoing the same: never give up! You are not alone! There are so many of us. We are warriors! Please stay strong!
  • @allenreed2389
    As an alcoholic, this hits home. Thank you for making this video. It truly shows our struggle. Much love people. Addicts and non.
  • @phukdupent4275
    This song keeps me sober and non-suicidal. It reminds me there are people actually straining themselves to hold on to me.
  • @raqllrz
    how a family has the power to destroy a person’s psychological, fuck
  • My mother was my whole heart. She passed away on December 25th, 2020. Now I am as unsteady as I’ll ever be. I love you mom, r.i.p💔
  • My beautiful husband played this song over and over before he died. He was beautiful, amazing, my true love. He wasn't unsteady, just sick, in pain. I never let go until now. I'm healed and ready. He would want that. God bless to all of you who have lost someone who felt unsteady.
  • @SusanAraniecke
    This song and especially the video was so relatable with my first marriage. I had 2 sons under 2 when my ex was at his worst. So grateful my current husband is wonderful and responsible and doesn't drink.
  • @jssalazar00
    My son passed on February 11, 2021. I miss him with all my heart. Life will never be the same without him. I love you son. I will meet you soon.
  • This hit harder when you are going through the worst and no one is there to keep u steady 😢
  • @LadyBeeLee
    No matter how many times I hear the song called, it always moves me to tears