I'm a grown-ass man's man and this song leaves me bawling every time. It is beyond beautiful. It's magic.

I'm a Southern boy, I can tell you that you can't get more Southern than this song. There is something about it that just touches the core.

"Hey, Happy! Nice jacket!" Here's to you, Carl Weathers. RIP.

All the original members of Lynyrd Skynyrd are all back together in the afterlife, jamming out just like the old days.

Rest easy Gary. First lead I ever learned, first one who made me feel what I played. Thank you.

Rip Chubs, Tuesday truly is gone.

Ronnie Van Zant 1948-1977 Allen Collins 1952-1990 Billy Powell 1952-2009 Bob Burns 1950-2015 Ed King 1949-2018 Gary Rossington 1951-2023 RIP and Thank You

Man....there will never be another Lynyrd Skynyrd. ❤

Happy Gilmore : My name is Happy Gilmore. Ever since I was old enough to skate, I loved hockey. I wasn't really the greatest skater though. But that didn't stop my dad from teaching me the secret of smacking his greatest slap shot.

This is Skynyrd's best song imo. It just leaves me with a sad feeling like the party is over. I'll love this song till I die. R.I.P the Lynyrd Skynyrd boys

RIP Carl Weathers…. A legend

After I heard the news this morning of the death of Gary Rossington this is the first song I thought of. It's sad to see this album cover and know that all of them are gone now. I just want to say thank you to all of them for the music that has been the soundtrack of my life. Their music has seen me through it all. And their music will continue to have an important place in my life and my family's life as well. Rock on guys and thank you 💔🎶❤️🎸

When you're happy you enjoy the melody, but when you're broken you understand the lyrics...

My son is now 7 years old. I would play many songs to him before he was born. THIS SONG is the one that got him kicking and moving more than any other!!

Rest in eternal peace Gary Rossington. And I was literally just listening to this earlier today. Jesus called him home to be reunited with his buddies in Heaven.

Here's to Carl, Wherever He Is... 🥲

My grandmother died right before my senior year. I was riding with my older sister to the funeral, about a 10 minute drive. This song came on the radio and my sister went silent. I could tell something was up. Then she said "I prayed that we would hear this song today." I'll never forget that moment. Every time this comes on I remember that. Call it a coincidence, I understand. To me, it's not.

Skynyrd is a family tradition here in my mountains in Tennessee. My 16 year old daughter is singing their songs in 2024.

We’ll miss you Gary, thanks for all the great riffs 🎸🕊️

This song was played at my dad's funeral his funeral was held on a Tuesday by chance,a good man loved by many love you dad x

My husband passed at home on Hospice. It took hours for them to pick up his body. This was the first song I played as I was waiting on that awful Tuesday morning.

This one goes out to Carl weathers. What a man 👍🏼👍🏼

Hands down their best song. Hits home man….hits home.

In my opinion, this is their best song.

The band is touching greatness here. This is a magnificent work.

One of the greatest songs ever written.

The greatest American band ever.

Everyone says freebird ,. Great song. Don't get me wrong but come on Tuesday's gone and simple man. I think they're all three equally great

Rest in peace Gary Rossington 🙏 Thanks for the music 🎶 you will be missed!

RIP Gary. I didn’t even hear until today. Thank you guys so much for being such a huge part of my life. I’ll never stop listening

This whole album is a Gem; From the beginning Riff of "Ain't the One" until the last Note of "Freebird"

That piano solo gets me. ❤

Some bands briefly shake hands with the lord ,when they write something like this ,there’s not many ,but it’s an honour to listen to perfection.

What happened to the younger generations? I’m only 37 but I would love to go back to a time when bands would write these 6-10 minute just epic songs where every note was powerful. Nothing better than a song like this or rhapsody comes on and it’s just like hey life. Leave me alone for the next 7 minutes.

Every once in a blue moon..a few guys get together and..to put it simply..make a beautiful magic..that will last forever. Been listening to this for going on 5 decades I never tire of this song..I never will

Everyone knows Free Bird and Sweet Home Alabama, but this one is one of my very favorites. Rest in Peace, Gary Rossington. 🥺

These guys didn't do any bad songs. Southern Rock Royalty.

Train roll on On down the line, won't you Please take me far away Now I feel the wind blow Outside my door, means I'm I'm leaving my woman at home, Lordy Tuesday's gone with the wind Oh, my baby's gone, with the wind And I don't know Oh, where I'm going I just want to be left alone Well, when this train ends I'll try again, oh but I'm I'm leaving my woman at home, Lordy Tuesday's gone, with the wind Tuesday's gone, with the wind Tuesday's gone, with the wind My baby's gone, with the wind Train roll on Tuesday's gone The train roll on A many miles from my home, see I'm I'm riding my blues away, yeah Well Tuesday, you see Oh, she had to be free, Lord but Somehow I got to carry on, Lordy Tuesday's gone, with the wind Tuesday's gone, with the wind Tuesday's gone, with the wind, oh My baby's gone, with the wind Train, roll on, ooh 'Cause my baby's gone I'm riding my blues babe Trying to ride my blues Ride on train Ride on train Ride my blues, babe Come back to me, babe Come back to me, oh, train

My brother died 5 years ago on a Tuesday morning. He was very into music and lived n loved life every day to the fullest. He lived a free life with many life experiences. He n I were very close. As siblings we shared so much together and were very close. I will never forget that Tuesday morning on June 5th 2018 that he left me. This song represents him and who he was!!

Ronnies voice is excellent in this song. May Gary rest in Jesus arms. May they all rest in His arms.

Who's listening to this with a broken heart?

I know God has the greater plan but we can only wonder just how great these guys could've been given 10 or more years together and once they got it together I'm 47 and I grew up with there music and still love it just as much as ever. They def were something special.

I was privileged to see this band in 1976 when they played at Knebworth park in England on the same day as the stones, rest in peace Gary, I've followed them ever since, bless you all, you left wonderful memories for me and a legacy of music for generations to come xxx

Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, and Marshall Tucker, were, and always will be the heart and soul of Southern Rock, and a big part of the soundtrack of our generation! There will never again be music like what we were so lucky to experience in the 60s and 70s. So many geniuses making amazing records in a single decade from '67-'77! There was magic music that came before, and after, but that decade was the pinnacle!

The Allman Bros and Skynyrd were essentially the soundtrack to my poor Southern youth. God how I miss it.

That guitar solo is just beautiful.

I grew up with Lynyrd Skynyrd. I was in college in 1977 when somebody came in our dorm room and said the freebird went down. 😭 None of us could believe it.

Rest easy Gary. I come back here every now and then. Seems like sometimes everyone needs a little of his music in their life even if you don’t love all of it.

All gone now, RIP guys, you were just the greatest band ever. Goodness knows how your music connected so deeply with a teen from the North of England all them years ago but you did and I am eternally grateful.

What a band ❤🎶 🎸

The first time I heard this song the hair on the back of my neck stood up! Not manny other bands can compare.

I'm listening to them all. My favorite guitarist. Passed away today. RIP GARY ROSSINGTON

One word for this song BEAUTIFUL

My mom died four Tuesdays ago. 😭 This song will forever have a different meaning for me. I love you Mom, so much RIP.

If theyre not playing this at my funeral, I'm not going!

this song played in the last car ride i ever took with my grandma and granpa ,better known as nana and poppy . we were on our way to sams club , life was good at that time , now my nana has moved on and my poppy is getting close to wrapping it up as well . im happy that this song brings back that memory of it playing in the car . i appreciate this memory i love you nana and poppy

Back in the days I had this album LP my late husband loved this group and this album was played at his funeral

This song always evokes a feeling I can't quite describe. Memories.

Those were the good ole days when everything and everyone was cool. Miss it

This song slayed me the first time I ever heard it as a child. It slays me today. And when the string section kicks in it elevates the situation into super slay mode.

I won't go as far as to say this is the best song ever written. However, I believe it is ONE of the best songs ever written. And it is certainly MY favorite song of all time. I told my daughters to bury me to this one. Ronnie Van Zant, just nobody could match his songwriting. He and Allen Collins wrote this, but somehow I really think of Gary Rossington when I hear it. I guess it's Gary's soulful solos, just beautiful. Ronnie was a genius, the way he told the story of leaving his woman, and her needing to be free, around his actual divorce (which happened on a Tuesday). Using Tuesday as a metaphor.... This 22 year old kid came up with this! Just absolutely incredible. RIP to all of the incredible musicians that made up the most incredible band ever, the mighty Lynyrd Skynyrd band.

I like to think of Jesus in a tuxedo t-shirt, and we are both front row at a Lynyrd Skynyrd concert and I'm hammered drunk.

How come I always cry when I listen to this?I don't know anybody called Tuesday and all my Tuesdays have been good🤷‍♂️Tears of joy I guess.What a tune✌️❤️👍

If this song touch your inner soul, you dont have one

What a masterpiece

What great piano and guitar playing 🎶

My favorite song from the band🔥🔥

RIP Gary!..😞😞😞😞😞😞Lynryd Skynryd music will always live forever………😔

Thank You for being a part of the soundtrack of our lives.

I miss my Pops!😢 that old man LOVED Lynyrd Skynyrd! Hope you all are hanging out with each other!! 🤘

RiP Gary Rossington!! Absolutely a legend!!

The melody on this song is incredibly good, one of the best songs I know. Especially the piano playing from around 3:20, and especially when the second playing from 3:55 kicks in. Absolutely magically good. These guys could make good music, good melodies and good lyrics.

When you hear people say "they dont make them like they used to". This is what they mean. This is real music. Hell of a guitar, hell of a voice, hell of a song, and one hell of a band. RIP Lynard Skynard.

Band finally back together 🕊 RIP Gary

Hey Chubbs! I hope wherever you are,you're happy..so long buddy!

My pet hamster was my best friend and we would always listen to this song together. He didn’t talk much. Only when I took those mushrooms would he tell me how he really feels. One day he couldn’t take his life anymore and shot himself. He will be missed.

Rest in peace Gary. So long and thanks for all the good vibes man. This and Simple Man are my favourite Skynyrd songs. I'm sure you guys have yours and you'd get no argument from me. They were a very special band, reached a lot of people.

Definitely one of the best songs in the entire Southern Rock genre. Of course, the guitar work is epic and beautifully understated, as are Johnny's vocals, but I am especially impressed with Billy Powell's piano in this. Coming from a Georgia good ol' boy, I have to say if we knew how crappy music would become today, we would have appreciated it more then. We were spoiled, however. There was amazing music everywhere all the time! All good wishes.

I want it played at my funeral as well. I just love it and loved the band too. There will never be another Ronnie Van Zant!

Thank you Gary. We love you

Skynyrd !! 🇺🇸

Amazing Southern anthem, one of the best songs in history.

I held my grandmas hand as she died. I didn't know how to process except by listening to music. So I went outside and listened to this song. Rest in peace beautiful soul❤

RIP Carl Weathers (Chubbs) from happy Gilmore. Fantastic actor

That piano thoooooo!!!🔥

this is unparalleled musicality

"Here's to Chubbs, wherever he is." "Hey Happy. Nice jacket." "Who're you waving at Happy?" "Nobody grandma, let's go home."

R.I.P. Gary Rossington

This song continues to be one of my favorites as time goes by...

Chubbs got his hand back.

This song always gives me the goosebumps

This was my brothers favorite band of all time and we found him on Tuesday 😢love you Allen fly high Freebird.

Love this song…. So many awesome memories brought back by just the opening notes ❤

RIP CARL WEATHERS, NOW YOU'RE TEACHING MAMBO WITH ABE AND THAT DAMN ALIGATOR😅😇

It feels like my life. Walking this earth alone

Remembering Ronnie Zant born on January 15, 1948. He was an American singer, best known as the original lead vocalist, primary lyricist and a founding member of the southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd. The band's rise to prominence began in 1973 with the release of their debut album, (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd), which had a string of hits that included "I Ain't the One", "Tuesday's Gone", "Gimme Three Steps", "Simple Man", and what became their signature, "Free Bird", later dedicated to the late Duane Allman of The Allman Brothers Band. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_Van_Zant

When It Comes To Kick Ass Southern Rock,, Nobody Does It Better 💯

There isn't a single song on this planet that has the same energy as this one

the instruments complement each other and give an unparalleled harmony

Skynard is still today one of the greatest bands hands down