@wtyknwthssng: aubrey #bread #music #musicedits #70s #foryou

bestpedoever :

"God I miss the girl..."

MOOP! :

AUBREY PLAZA WAS NAMED AFTER THIS SONG :(

vester :

And Valerie was her name..

chriz :

Gwen.. i cared about you, i truly did, more deeply than i ever expected myself to. not in a loud or chaotic way, but in a quiet kind of devotion the kind that chooses to stay even when leaving would have been simpler. i held on to us in silence, with consistency and a patience i didn’t even realize i had within me. i adjusted parts of who i was just to make things work, and back then, i never saw it as losing myself. i thought that was what love meant, something that asks you to endure, to understand, to keep choosing someone even when it’s hard. but caring about you wasn’t enough to keep us together. effort didn’t become something extraordinary. all the hoping, all the trying, all the times i believed we’d find our way back still couldn’t change how things ended. and that’s what stays with me the most—the realization that sometimes you can give your best and still lose someone without a clear reason. no dramatic ending, no one to blame, just two people slowly growing apart because they needed different things or felt things differently i go over everything in my mind, not because i think i can change it, but because a part of me refuses to believe that what we had was ever something small. it meant something to me. you meant something to me. i hate how it can look so simple from the outside, like it was just another ending, because to me, it wasn’t. it stayed with me. it changed the way i speak, the way i wait, the way i care, the way i love now i’m not as hard on myself as i used to be. i was there. i was honest. i gave you everything i knew how to give, even when it made me feel vulnerable. and if that still wasn’t enough, then maybe it was never about me falling short, maybe it was about timing, about not meeting in the same place, about things that no amount of effort could ever fix i’ll miss you, but i won’t run after you. i’ll think of you, but i won’t reopen the parts of me that are trying to heal. and maybe someday, the feeling will soften into something quieter, not gone, just easier to carry. until then, i’ll let myself feel it, because what i felt for you was real, and losing you doesn’t take that away.

R :

love this song so much..

harrison :

Bread is so goated😭

aublivian :

Crying especially cause I was named specifically after this song

MTSA :

i loved you S. but how much do i love her? honestly, it's impossible to put into words. it's the kind of love that makes me willing to risk everything just to keep her safe, to choose her again and again, and to stay by her side no matter what. she's not just someone i care about she's the person i pray for every single night. i pray for her, for her family, for her happiness, for her peace, asking God to protect them, guide them, and give them strength. my love for her isn't fleeting or shallow. it's like a promise carved into my chest, something permanent that doesn't fade even when circumstances change. i've loved her through the highs and lows, through the moments of joy and the moments of silence, through the laughter and through the pain. losing her doesn't erase that love. it only makes it more real, more raw, more honest. i've risked, i've waited, i've stumbled... but i've never stopped caring. i've never stopped wishing her well, even from a distance. she deserves a love that's steady, patient, brave, and true and that's exactly how i feel about her. no matter the doubts, no matter the misunderstandings, no matter the time and distance that now separate us, i still choose her in the quiet corners of my heart. my heart is still hers completely, honestly, without hesitation. even if she doesn't see it, even if she's moved on, even if i have to keep it silent, it remains true. i love her more than words can express, more than actions could ever show, and more than time could ever heal. and if loving her quietly from afar is the only way i can, then i will because that's how real love works. that's how much i love her. fully, deeply, endlessly.

d :

i always still think about you before i go to bed, thinking of a way to say goodnight to you now that you've left.

OBITO :

miss u napo kita Stacey my greatest love:(

UnholyDeath :

They may see our relationship as a joke, but to us, it’s something real more meaningful than we ever thought possible. Even with the distance between us, what we have is built on genuine love, trust, and the effort we choose to give each other every single day. It’s in the late night calls, the messages we hold onto, and the way we stay connected despite the miles. They might not understand how something so far apart can feel so close, but we do and that’s what makes it real, no matter what anyone else thinks.

路易莎 :

I love this account

Genesins_8 :

ang sakit subra hayop saki ang sakit napaka sakit

DOT :

kala ko sya na eh, kala ko iba sya lahat ,kala ko she's the one pero bat ganon 😢 nag hiwalay kami nang hinde ko alam kung ano rason,san ako nagkulang, masaya naman ang lahat walang away, pero bat ganon wala man lang pasabi, bigla syang sumama sa iba ,ansakit men til now di koparin alam bat nagawa nya un sakin

dalandan :

ginamit nya lang ako :((

시엘리 :

nick j 🌠 :

I friggin love bread

jadi :

Missing someone i haven't met 😔

Portgas D. Ivia :

I love every song you post!

CHROLLO :

Ever :

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Pagpag :

"Aubrey" by Bread is a soft rock ballad exploring unrequited love and missed opportunities, centered on the narrator’s longing for a woman named Aubrey whose presence left a lasting emotional impact despite their love never fully blossoming. • Unrequited Love & Longing: The narrator describes Aubrey as "a not so very ordinary girl", emphasizing her unique allure. Lines like "But God, I miss the girl" and "I’d go a thousand times around the world just to be closer to her" highlight the intensity of their unfulfilled longing. • Missed Opportunities: The absence of June (a symbol of ideal timing for love) and the narrator’s self-reflection—"Maybe I was absent or was listening too fast?"—underscore regrets over unrecognized moments. • Acceptance & Resignation: The final verses acknowledge the inevitability of moving forward: "If I can’t have the one I want, I’ll do without the best", balancing enduring sorrow with quiet acceptance. The song’s gentle melody and poetic lyrics—such as "For the hearts that never played in tune"—mirror the bittersweet tension between nostalgia and resignation. Would you like to explore specific lyrics or the song’s cultural impact further?

kev :

I I have sadly left behind the most caring and loving girl, whose kindness and warmth always brought a smile to my face, and in doing so, I have experienced a profound sense of loss that feels heavy on my heart; it truly is my loss, as the invaluable moments shared together, filled with laughter and affection, are now merely bittersweet memories that I cherish deeply, reminding me of just how special she is and how much she meant to me in my life.

Gliezer :

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