[music] [music] >> You tell the checkout girl her smile saved your whole day. [music] She doesn't know you've just been crying miles away. [music] An old man walks his dog [music] past the same porch each night.
He'll say good evening like it's noon, [music] and somehow that feels right. Your mother calls it supper. [music and singing] You keep the call brief.
Work's got you tired. [music] And the words stay stuck beneath your teeth. >> [music] >> The years keep moving faster [singing] than you [music] think they will.
And one day all that's left to say is a name [music] upon a hill. It cost [singing] you nothing. Kindness never does.
But it's the [music and singing] only thing that outlives us. Say something kind [music] while you [singing] still can. >> [music] >> Before the silence gets the final [singing] say.
A word [music] today can light [singing] somebody's night. Don't [music] save it for the funeral to make it right. The woman at the bus [music] stop's hands are shaking in the cold.
>> [music] >> A stranger gives his coat and says, "You're stronger than you know. " Two sisters [music] haven't spoken since a fight they can't [music] recall. One sends a photo, [singing] no words, just thinking of you, that's all.
[music] You've told your wife [singing] she's beautiful a thousand times [music] before. Tonight you say it slower [singing and music] like you mean it even more. Somewhere a soldier's [music] mother waits beside [music] the phone.
A voice says, "I love you, Mom. " >> [music] >> And she's not alone. Every stone gets worn [music] down smooth by time and rain.
But [music] the kindest word [singing] you ever said may be the one thing that remains. Not the [music] house, not the money, not the years you tried [music] to keep. Just a voice [singing] that says you mattered echoing [music] in someone's sleep.
It cost you nothing. Kindness never does. >> [music] >> But it's the only thing that outlives [music and singing] us.
Say something kind while [music] you can before the silence >> [music] >> gets the final say. A word [music and singing] today can light somebody's night. Don't save it >> [music] >> for the funeral >> [music] >> to make it right.
So, [music] say it now before [music] it's just a memory.
