This song is a late comer to my ears and man, it is full of hope IMO.

What do you think of this one? I love it.

Therapy said:

This has always been one of my favorite Prince songs off my favorite Prince album. It is very hopeful.

This has always been one of my favorites too. It sort of reminds me of an uplifting gospel tune. There's a spiritual quality that comes through that sounds like 'The Truth' and hopeful reassurance.

mzflash said:

I Have the "live" version w/ Taylor Dayne on video from 88, i looove it, great gospel sendup towards the end.

An amazing song. This song helped me convince a friend of Prince's brilliance!

Love it Therapy... and I love you.

~Hope you are well... and your move goes smoothly.

Close to my heart.

Therapy said:

2 words : "Small club"

A thing of beauty. Especially the Steele-less version.

It makes you wonder though, where the hell did that man go?

Anyway, I love this song. The ending is goosebump inducing.

Therapy said:

Full of hope this certainly is.

I remember it was the first song I played (to myself) after watching those planes go into those two buildings on TV.

Hearing 'Still Would Stand All Time' definitely brought a much needed measure of relief.

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Beautiful gospel song. Gimme more of this stuff!

With songs like that, I sometimes wish Prince was Baptist to have a choir in the background, great effects

'It's just around the corner ...'

I didn't like it at the beginning, now i love it!

The Small Club version is simply amazing, as is the Taylor Dayne duet - I can't think right now, are there anymore versions?

Its great - one of a number of choice Prince cuts that can actually bring a tear to my eye
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Mindflux said:

More like floods of tears, by the looks of it

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Better?!

Mindflux said:

Indeed, there's nothing like a good crying session to make you feel better

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i have never heard this song which album is it on?

funkygibbon said:

Graffiti Bridge

love that song. Especially the guitar solo on the small club vesions


Who's the fool singing will !

I love this song... Graffiti Bridge was an okay movie.. i enjoyed it.. Some one on here (i forget who or maybe someone else) posted that they needed two watch the movie two times to get Prince's message, I know i had too, But anyway...Great movie...I got the cd...It's all good...

I've not actually seen the film. Any good?

In my all time favorite Top 5. Was number one for me for many years.

IstenSzek said:

That man fell off Graffiti Bridge. His ego was injured quite badly following the lacklustre response to said project. As a result, artistic integrity went out the window, hip-hop was embraced in a big way and a few more units were subsequently shifted when 'Diamonds And Pearls' was released.

Does that answer your question?

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giotto said:

I think it does