@@melissaisreallybi891 you are completely alone in your thinking and what kind of jerk replies to a 70 year old gentleman the way you did. He could be your grandfather. Show some respect.
At first I thought, "Well mostly a capella with a bit of harmonica thrown in." Then I realized that there was NO flippin' harmonica!! I am absolutely floored by the talent displayed here. Well done guys. Thanks for sharing with us.
@@coolinternet8882 Went to see Home Free in concert last week. They did this song and I was sitting 3 rows back from the stage. Sorry but there is no harmonica at all. I could see very clearly.
My mom caught a ride to Birmingham to participate in 'The March' (with MLK )back to Montgomery (her hometown basically), but when she left the south and moved north to the Midwest, she didn't teach us to hate. She told us the stories of her upbringing during that time, and so did our dad growing up in Arkansas in the 1930's-50's, and he didn't teach us to hate either. They told us their stories, but at the same time they taught us what to look for, and 'learn to read people and the signs they give you'. Despite the era and locations, my parents had allies on the 'yt' side of the isle, and they realized, not all people are the same. As a matter of fact, my parents in both Arkansas and Alabama had yt childhood friends who also left those states and moved to Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois because they lived through, saw what was going on, seen some very horrific things done, and they had to get as far away from it as they could.
I’ve listened to this over and over again! I’m a nurse and was working yesterday. I played this for one of the residents who is into music. He was amazed and couldn’t get enough of this song too.
@@alexdivinetz8644 reaching a note does not make you a good bass. Lots of baritone can sing nearly as low as some of the lower basses. But basses have clear bright pitch, and can sound their most powerful in that register, fool.
@@kathrynpasteur4211no he didn't but I have to confess that I made this same mistake as I was introduced to Home Free for the first time back in the day. They are soooo good.
WHAT THE ACTUAL F????? How is this possible? I didn't realise at first it was a capella. This video popped up in suggestions. I'd never heard of this group, but I love the song, so I gave a listen. That was four days ago and I haven't stopped listening to this song. I can't get enough! I just don't want it to end. You guys are in the stratosphere of talent. And the harmonizing is in the heavens. I've never heard unrelated people harmonize so perfectly and beautifully. The voices, the beatboxer, that bass. Isn't life a gift? Isn't it the most joyous thing when voices alone can fill you with such joy and fulfillment. Because that's how I feel when I hear this song. Pure joy, and as though I have come home (and you're all dead sexy!). You guys are one of life's blessings. Seriously. I give you my own personal standing ovation here in my living room. Thank you.
Keep an eye on their tour schedule. In person, they are even better. All of them are just great guys and very down to earth. Their concerts are a blast and something you can take the whole family to.
Welcome to the world of acapella. I never cared for country, these guys make me like it. I often like the acapella cover versions of songs better than the originals/other versions now. Several good aca groups out there, have fun listening!
@@uncleacf7361 both amazing lmao if you have one or the other the song would be insanely different thank goodness for them. You need certain notes to do them sounds so hats off
As a black man raised in Wisconsin by two parents, mom born in Montgomery, AL (1936) and dad in Harrell, AK (1932), that raised all of us as if we were living in the deep south. That along with all the uncles and aunts, our location might have been in the Midwest, but the upbringing was 'Deep South' in technique, lesson, and method. I relate to this song, because when I was stationed in SW GA, I felt RIGHT AT HOME! The country dudes and fellow Marines I met, bonded with, went hunting with, hanged (no pun intended) with were like my brothers and to this day we are still brothers. Me now being back in Wisconsin after retiring from the USMC, I miss hanging out with them, and I miss the south. These cats 'Sanging' this song remind me of those dudes I was friends with, we took care of our families with, hunted with, drank with, told our stories with, etc.
The "O Brother, Where Art Thou" version comes as mountain mist rolling down the side of the hills. But your guys' comes as the first steam burning off the swamp in the morning, slick, smooth and hot.
@@Silverwing2112 Heh, reminds me of when i wasn't talking high at one point in one of my science classes in 9th grade a few years back. The teacher told me to stop talking cuz the air was vibrating XD I mostly talk higher now so people can hear me XD
I thought Pentatonix was the best vocal group out there, but then I found Home Free. You guys are the total package. Plus, you can tell you all genuinely like each other and enjoy spending time together. And, on top of ALL that, your voices are just so ridiculously good. You have totally won over this rock chick.
I thought exactly the same - Pentatonix the best, then these guys show up. I bought one of their CD's to play in the car - I haven't stopped playing it!! 🥰
I am from Slovenia, 35 yrs old, attorney at law. Me and my wife are taking a weekend trip to Croatia's seaside and I tell her put Man of c. sorrow on. She found this one and I tell her "No that's not the right track". Then it evolved. It has been on repeat for the 6th time now❤. At 2:17 I get hyped. Damn😂
I'm a 782 year old Vampire and I've never heard anything like this in my life and I was alive during nearly all musical developments ever. Fantastic work, Gents. Harmonica Mouth is my favourite.
As a bass-baritone, I always love seeing that voice part get a solo. We're often overlooked and Stan Rogers, famously a baritone, wrote Barrett's Privateers specifically because he never got to sing lead on any shanties.
I know, I have listened to this song, watched clips of this song live, and seen the music video many times since it came out on Patreon, and I still don't know how he does it.
I'm a modern, big city, techno, alternative hipster who's never paid any mind to country or bluegrass or southern or whatever this is... but Oh. My. God. These guys just turned my world upside down. This is one of the most powerful things I've ever heard and seen. It's other-worldly. I can't stop watching it.
I'm not usually a big country fan, but I love these guys. Both their country and other recordings. Love how the best aca groups each seem to have their style.
UHM, EXCUSE ME!!!!!???? My sister and I JUST landed on this group and again, EXCUSE ME!!!!!! Every single one BLEW me away. This is one of the top best things my ears have ever had the pleasure of hearing. Wow, just wow. Way to go, men. Thank you for sharing your gifts!
I agree... I was born in Glendale, California...a very long time ago...1946... Now I live on a mountaintop, in Buford/Laramie, Wyoming... Hoping to see them in Cheyenne, next month!!
Bob Smoot that’s because they fill the complete range of sound Whereas with women even a bass singer is still not as low as a man bass which makes the female tenor so high the sound is thin compared to a male quartet Having said this there are some women groups who do have low basses which gives the group a fuller sound
I agree with what Greg said. But the occasional female voices factored in with an amazing group like Home Free would be really neat. I love the way the male voices cover the ranges and would love to hear the harmonies with ladies. The human voice is the best instrument out there! I forget who said that but these guys are proof of that. 👌
@@Praise___YaH I am a happy, musical, 75 yr old woman (recovered from xianity) Atheist. I don't need nor enjoy this 'rant'. The worst story ever told. Shaming children, tearing down their uniqueness and confidence with shame, terror and horrible guilt that "they (as human beings) did this horrible disgusting thing to jesus, a human being. Xtianity kills the spirit of asking questions, questioning authority. Patriarchy, sheesh.
Home Free has now become my favorite singing group of all times! Love their rich harmonies, vocals, blend, plus you can understand their words! Great intonation, too!
My mechanic insisted I watch this song, and we are both classic rock fans…. I was blown away! Everything about this group, together and individually , each member brings an amazing contribution, I’m a fan for sure, lol & soon most of my friends will be too!
Everything about this rendition is amazing. The song opens with what I initially thought was an old time'y "juice harp" (NOT an easy thing to master, I might add)...but to learn it's all being done with vocal chords just blew me away. The vocals, the beat-boxing and harmonies are the best I've ever heard. And that bass...Good Lord! Everyone should be talking about this!
You got any tips for a bass singer to be able to get into the growl notes?? I got a pretty deep voice and want to play the role of bass singer but i wanna be able to hit those growl notes. Also any tips on how to sustain my low notes?
@@billydagoat9714 Heeey, try going to a vocal coach, hitting growl notes and sustaining head voice notes can be really stressful on your vocal chords and singers have been known to shred or even tear them, so if you wanna keep them around for a long time, and sing low even with a baritone voice, go see a vocal coach, you won't regret it, if it's a passion for you.
@@notnull5878 i will surely do that at some point. I was mostly just looking for tips that i could do at home to improve my bass vocals. But thank so much!
@@billydagoat9714 I agree with APHlubo by going to a vocal coach. There are many exercises to strengthen your muscles in your throat and face that can help you sustain a wide vocal range. It is stressful on your vocal cords when singing really low like Tim Foust. If you feel your voice cracking on the lower end of the range, your vocal cords aren't open enough. Try making gurgling sounds like you're drinking water. Try that exercise for a bit, and that should help open things up.
@@MNPatriot55 Thanks man. Definitely will give it try. I've mosly been just practicing singing and stuff like that and trying to get my voice lower and it seems like its working. Not straining but like each night just trying to work towards a lower note.
This is the first song I'd ever heard from Home Free. Then I listened to the critics, other accapella groups and other people who thought they knew music!! I'm still amazed by their talents and am so thankful Tim Faust didn't search for higher roads, like Avi...Peace to all!! Love what you do!
I'm absolutely slackjawed and amazed. Truth be told, I lack the words to fully commend these men for creating such a beautiful rendition of this song. It's a masterpiece.
One of the many wonderful vocal instruments played in this version is Adam Chance's jew harp that starts at the beginning and continues throughout the song. To me, this gives the song so much character and soul. The whole song and group is phenomenal. Thank you all for sharing your talents.
jew’s harp, also called jaw’s harp, juice harp, or guimbard, musical instrument consisting of a thin wood or metal tongue fixed at one end to the base of a two-pronged frame.
SHORT BIO: They won Sing Off 4, 2 yrs after friends Ptx! They're the World's 1st All Vocal Country Band! (All a cappella)! 2nd Most Viewed Vocal Band on UTube with 250+ Mill.vws + amazing coverx+ original vids! Started out pop/soul, now more country-ish, so can + do sing anything, amazingly! All awesome lead voices as they take turns, 5 octave super-bass + insane beatboxer, but their harmonies are 🔥🔥!! Perf. on the Grand Ol' Opry 6 or 7x + country fests, espec. 5 yrs in a row at CMA Fest's big Riverfront Stage! They, like Ptx in pop radio, deserve more country radio play, yet still have 5 Billboard Country Albums: #2, #2, #4, #8, #12! They do sold-out global tours, just got back from Europe + have global fans! (Country-pella)!! They had Viral collab. vids w/The Oaks, Kenny Rogers, Avi/Ptx, etc., even collab'd w/Charlie Daniels! They are all very tall, laid back, good-looking (sorry, I'm a girl, lol), funny+ kind to their fans, etc, etc! . They're awesome, LIVE! See LIVE VIDS: . *9 To 5- Beatboxing* - Surprise!! *Adam Rupp-NYE-2017* -Bbox solo!🔥 *Seven BridgesRoad-Alaska-2017* *Memory Lapse* -Austin forgot words- Guys lose it!-Their faces! Hilarious!😊
The bass man the one that. An hot those real low notes yep he got real impressive range I never seen anyone that could hit low notes like that an go from tennis high notes straight to super low notes. Johnny cash randy Travis singers known for real deap voices an bass notes can't hit those high notes. But this guy has no problem doing just that. One second he singing high notes to shortly singing super low like what
And you obviously have no taste because this is garbage. NO INSTRUMENTS AND HEAVY AUTO TUNE EQUALS COMPLETE TRASH. The reason Noone has heard of these lames is because they suck!
I LOVE the presentation, the video. Understated. Simple. Like the song. Making bill hillies look good again! 😂 You go boys. The dude with the beard! His voice!! Wow. Yes! Color me impressed young men!
I'm sorry. There is no way that you can play a Home Free video just once. First, you gotta listen and please your ears, then next you play it again to please your eyes. Then play it again and again and marvel at how did that sound happen! How you blessed us all with your existence Home Free!
I love to watch other people react to this. If they don't know that Home Free is a true a cappella group, they sometimes are just astounded at how good they are.
How in the world is this level of greatness even possible? I’ve watched/listened to this 10 times in a row and still can’t believe what I saw/heard. I’m in cognitive dissonance zone right now. Absolutely magnificent!
Not just women trust me ... There are a lots of manly men who loves men that are big suckers for big deep voices. And a crystal clear basso profundo like this guy is ... yeah just just yeah ...
I am a man of constant sorrow, I've seen trouble all my days I bid farewell to old Kentucky, The place where I was born and raised (The place where he was born and raised) For six long years I've been in trouble, No pleasures here on earth I found For in this world I'm bound to ramble, I have no friends to help me now (He has no friends to help him now) It's fare thee well my old true lover I never expect to see you again For I'm bound to ride that northern railroad, Perhaps I'll die upon this train (Perhaps he'll die upon this train) You can bury me in some deep valley, For many years where I may lay Then you may learn to love another, While I am sleeping in my grave (While he is sleeping in his grave) Maybe your friends think I'm just a stranger My face, you'll never see no more But there is one promise that is given I'll meet you on God's golden shore (He'll meet you on God's golden shore)
This is such an AMERICAN song and describes the Man of Constant Sorrow which finds origins and roots all the way back to 1807's "Christ Suffering" which includes the lines "He was a man of constant sorrow, he's been a mourner all his days.". It was published in 1913 by blind folk singer Richard Burnett and since it has been used by so many artists like The Stanley Brothers and Bob Dylan and Jerry Garcia while also being used in the 2000 film O' Brother Where Art Though? as its main track being recorded bt Dan Tyminski from he band Union Station but performed by George Clooney.
Y'all probably don't remember me, but I was at your meet and greet a year ago and you all signed my ukulele! My mom, who was with me, told you all about how I had been stuck in the hospital for months because of cancer and how depressed I was until I found your music. I listened to a playlist of all of your songs on a loop and showed all of my doctors and nurses your videos. Thank you guys so much for making your incredible music, you honestly brightened up some of the darkest times of my life 💕💕💕💕💕
I have Lupus and the last attack I had recently was the worst in years. I was in bed for weeks so I too put their music on loop. It really helped me get through it....and everyday since. Hope you are well
Granny Grunt -- I still have a lot of side effects and doctor appointments that I have to deal with, but other than that, I am doing well! Thank you! And I agree completely! 😊
Indigo Moon -- I am so sorry to hear that... Being trapped in bed, unable to do anything on your own except hurt, is a horrible feeling. I hope that you get better, too - well, I hope you can manage the symptoms the best you can. 💕💕💕
I’m in (2nd cancer) remission Emily, I feel your pain. I’m glad you’re still here. Five things help me in the fight: faith, fam, friends, music, and sugared ginger! Keep going, and rock the bald, if you lost your hair too. 😂
I was born in the south. This style of music brings back beautiful nostalgic memories of the fire and brimstone preachers of my childhood. Feels like home.
I first fell in love with this song when watching the movie, but you guys have made it even better. "Harmonica?" a capella? Just another tribute to Adam that he can do an a capella harmonica as well as a whole drum ensemble. I thought the drums were good, but this tops the cake! Whoa, Tim, that's low! Great verse, but we won't ever bury you! Austin, I love the way you hold out and exploit the "r"s at the end of the words. It makes it so good and so much betterrrrrr!
I'm in the hospital right now and asked friends to send fun, funny or heart moving sings etc. Hospital came from a good musician friend in Wyoming. It settled my spirit after not so great news about a tumor. Im subscribing and passing this group along. Most lovely and excellent!
I am a man of constant sorrow I've seen trouble all my day. I bid farewell to old kentucky The place where i was born and raised. (The place where he was born and raised) For six long years i've been in trouble No pleasures here on earth i found For in this world i'm bound to ramble I have no friends to help me now. (Chorus) he has no friends to help him now It's fare thee well my old lover I never expect to see you again For i'm bound to ride that northern railroad Perhaps i'll die upon this train. (Chorus) perhaps he'll die upon this train. You can bury me in some deep valley For many years where i may lay Then you may learn to love another While i am sleeping in my grave. (Chorus) while he is sleeping in his grave. Maybe your friends think i'm just a stranger My face you'll never see no more. But there is one promise that is given I'll meet you on god's golden shore. (Chorus) he'll meet you on god's golden shore.
But, there is one promise that is given... I'll meet you on God's golden shore. Constant sorrows no more! For His grace & mercy has brought us through! We'll see peace & Love in our days forever more! In the presence of The Lord of Lords, to reign as He. My King, my Lord! 🙏🕊️ 🙏
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I’m 70 yrs old, I have to say these fellas might be the best I ever heard. They reach deep down in your soul.
Are you serious? They ABSOLUTELY RUINED that song
@@melissaisreallybi891 to say they ruin that song is a little much. In their own way they did a great job.
@@heresthedeal6845 yeah a great job at making >t sound like shit
@@melissaisreallybi891 what did one of them break your heart? Get over it
@@melissaisreallybi891 you are completely alone in your thinking and what kind of jerk replies to a 70 year old gentleman the way you did. He could be your grandfather. Show some respect.
At first I thought, "Well mostly a capella with a bit of harmonica thrown in." Then I realized that there was NO flippin' harmonica!! I am absolutely floored by the talent displayed here. Well done guys. Thanks for sharing with us.
If you liked this go and check out 'Van Canto'
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Beatbox harmonica
There is a harmonica, you can see the dude holding one, he just conseals it. The sound is unmistakably that of a harmonica.
@@coolinternet8882 Went to see Home Free in concert last week. They did this song and I was sitting 3 rows back from the stage. Sorry but there is no harmonica at all. I could see very clearly.
That deep bass voice is absolutely incredible. It’s so rare to find bass solos in songs like that, and he absolutely killed it!
They have one in most of their songs actually. I love it cause Im a bass so i get to sing along as the melody for once lol
Then right after the solo he goes even deeper! It's awesome!
Boys 2 men
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@@letsplayarougelite1274 - Do you listen to Geoff Castellucci?
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I'm 84 yrs. old and have never heard anything like this. Amazing !!!
61 and I love it as well.
The harmonica play might be the most impressive a capella thing I have ever heard. How is nobody talking about this?
I liked to have freaked when I heard him do that mouth harp
My mom was convinced that he was playing an actual harmonica!!😂😂
He is SOO freaking amazing!!!😍
@June Woods ,or heard of spelling....🤫
@June Woods 😂🤣
Plenty of people indeed do talk about this :D
Whoever filmed this should get an award . You can’t take your eyes off each singer . Moody and intense .
Yep I had a love affair with each of them in a short time.
Yeah fr
Very alluring
Oh you too??????????
So totally
This video should have won an award.
My mom caught a ride to Birmingham to participate in 'The March' (with MLK )back to Montgomery (her hometown basically), but when she left the south and moved north to the Midwest, she didn't teach us to hate. She told us the stories of her upbringing during that time, and so did our dad growing up in Arkansas in the 1930's-50's, and he didn't teach us to hate either. They told us their stories, but at the same time they taught us what to look for, and 'learn to read people and the signs they give you'. Despite the era and locations, my parents had allies on the 'yt' side of the isle, and they realized, not all people are the same. As a matter of fact, my parents in both Arkansas and Alabama had yt childhood friends who also left those states and moved to Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois because they lived through, saw what was going on, seen some very horrific things done, and they had to get as far away from it as they could.
The melodies, the no harmonica harmonica, the bass guy, the lead vocalist. They are all amazing
I’ve listened to this over and over again! I’m a nurse and was working yesterday. I played this for one of the residents who is into music. He was amazed and couldn’t get enough of this song too.
a capella is THE thing for music nerds -- hey at least i can admit it🤭
Just as it was when it originally released in the 1930s
@@wimderoos5407 i thought this was Dylan? Who was the originator?
Agreed. Can't get enough.
I'm a neurosurgeon, and I play this song in the OR for my concentration and motivation. It also energizes my surgical team.
Damnit that bass has one hell of a voice
He just might give Richard Sterban a run
His name is Tim Foust. Isn't he fantastic?!
fool i can easily reach that note
@@alexdivinetz8644 reaching a note does not make you a good bass. Lots of baritone can sing nearly as low as some of the lower basses. But basses have clear bright pitch, and can sound their most powerful in that register, fool.
he is pretty damn good looking too. Avi Kaplan did a video with them Ring of Fire. loved it.
This video should win an award. The vocals, editing, background and jaw harp along with harmonica is just out of this world.
I hope you realize that the jaw harp and harmonica were done by a guy using only his mouth!
Where are the microphones? No sign of lavs, etc.
@@kathrynpasteur4211no he didn't but I have to confess that I made this same mistake as I was introduced to Home Free for the first time back in the day. They are soooo good.
@@thejoyofsoxmovie7211 The song is recorded in a studio, without any instruments. The video is recorded after the fact.
Thanks. Their lip-synching is so precise that I was confused about how they did it. Impressive!@@woodlandwrench
Rumour has it the bass singer slays ice giants on a weekend.
Have to admit this 58 year old woman has had a crush on Tim for years. That voice, that hair, that smile.... Wow
hahaha if tim did that i wouldnt even be suprised xD
@@lanehd60 Have to admit that this 16-year-old has a crush on him too. (don't blame me)
L'Aura Montgomery Williams I’m a straight 14 year old male and I have a crush on him too
Is this a Skyrim reference because his voice is so low he can be dovakhiin and speak in dragon tongue?
WHAT THE ACTUAL F????? How is this possible? I didn't realise at first it was a capella. This video popped up in suggestions. I'd never heard of this group, but I love the song, so I gave a listen. That was four days ago and I haven't stopped listening to this song. I can't get enough! I just don't want it to end. You guys are in the stratosphere of talent. And the harmonizing is in the heavens. I've never heard unrelated people harmonize so perfectly and beautifully. The voices, the beatboxer, that bass. Isn't life a gift? Isn't it the most joyous thing when voices alone can fill you with such joy and fulfillment. Because that's how I feel when I hear this song. Pure joy, and as though I have come home (and you're all dead sexy!). You guys are one of life's blessings. Seriously. I give you my own personal standing ovation here in my living room. Thank you.
Keep an eye on their tour schedule. In person, they are even better. All of them are just great guys and very down to earth. Their concerts are a blast and something you can take the whole family to.
Welcome to the world of acapella. I never cared for country, these guys make me like it. I often like the acapella cover versions of songs better than the originals/other versions now. Several good aca groups out there, have fun listening!
YES to everything you just wrote 💕
You got it, sister
...totally 💯...
Did he really just play a harmonica acapella?? True talent right there.
YEP BUT THE GUY DOING THE JEWS HARP SOUND IS EVEN MORE AMAZING
@@JSBach-jd1ri um it’s Adam Chance who’s doing the Jew harp not the beat boxer Adam Rupp who did the harmonica sound.
I think the Harmonica is more impressive. I can do the Jew harp pretty well.
@@Ikaram.128 as a Jews harp player I’d love to hear it.
@@uncleacf7361 both amazing lmao if you have one or the other the song would be insanely different thank goodness for them. You need certain notes to do them sounds so hats off
As a black man raised in Wisconsin by two parents, mom born in Montgomery, AL (1936) and dad in Harrell, AK (1932), that raised all of us as if we were living in the deep south. That along with all the uncles and aunts, our location might have been in the Midwest, but the upbringing was 'Deep South' in technique, lesson, and method.
I relate to this song, because when I was stationed in SW GA, I felt RIGHT AT HOME! The country dudes and fellow Marines I met, bonded with, went hunting with, hanged (no pun intended) with were like my brothers and to this day we are still brothers. Me now being back in Wisconsin after retiring from the USMC, I miss hanging out with them, and I miss the south. These cats 'Sanging' this song remind me of those dudes I was friends with, we took care of our families with, hunted with, drank with, told our stories with, etc.
I never heard of Harrell, AK. where is that?
@@amvet5387In AK
Semper Fi brother
@@amvet5387 It's part of Calhoun County south of Forsyth. Population my family.
@@chrisgreen177 There are no counties in AK.
This song still brings tears to my eyes and I'm a black man from Jamaica 🇯🇲. ❤️ it
Music transcends race and nationality. That’s why I love it so much. Much love from the US.
Where all human brother
God bless you - lots of law-abiding Jamaicans in our southern states ☝️🇺🇸🐊
Ja bless Jamaica and You brother
I prefer the original
The "O Brother, Where Art Thou" version comes as mountain mist rolling down the side of the hills.
But your guys' comes as the first steam burning off the swamp in the morning, slick, smooth and hot.
Beautiful description.
That just made me feel the experience of what you wrote…hope you are a writer…that was beautiful…
perfectly said!
Great comment so truly organic
I don't always listen to these guys when I'm getting ready for work, but when I do, so do my neighbors.
Lol, nice 😄
nice
Amen to that
That should be a meme... best youtube response in ages!
😂
Unreal to see a guy master various instruments WITHOUT the instrument!! Say what?! Great work, boys!
Those guys have amazing voice
This is absolutely incredible, the fact that the harmonica is acapella?! So insane. Such talented men
All of it is them and their voices. No musical instruments.
@@youraveryhandsomewoman5835 I know, what I'm saying is that I'm especially impressed by the harmonica.
That bass voice came out of nowhere and went straight to my core! Amazing cover!
Avi Kaplan and Tim Foust tend to do that
You should hear him live. He will literally vibrate your soul, if he doesn't bring the building down from his seismic notes.
What about Geoff!!!
@@Silverwing2112 Heh, reminds me of when i wasn't talking high at one point in one of my science classes in 9th grade a few years back. The teacher told me to stop talking cuz the air was vibrating XD I mostly talk higher now so people can hear me XD
I thought Pentatonix was the best vocal group out there, but then I found Home Free. You guys are the total package. Plus, you can tell you all genuinely like each other and enjoy spending time together. And, on top of ALL that, your voices are just so ridiculously good. You have totally won over this rock chick.
Me too Buffy Cary, we are chicks with good taste! 👍
I thought exactly the same - Pentatonix the best, then these guys show up. I bought one of their CD's to play in the car - I haven't stopped playing it!! 🥰
Voice Play is another really amazing group that you ought to check out. Their bass is named Geoff Castellucci and he is fantastic.
@@madmadammeag5141 - I've just listened to them! 💕😍🥰 fabulous - thanks
Nothing can beat Lumen Valo (classical) and Rajaton (modern music)
How is it that a song with such depressing lyrics is so uplifting? I can't get enough of this song.
It's about Kentucky my people Ain't got time to be depressed 🤣
Welcome to the world of bluegrass music lol.
There are countless versions of this song. Few disappoint.
Hello Stefanie, How are you doing today?
“When the perfect harmonies are attained,… the last portal to another universe is opened” 😮
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That dude making those sound effects is freaking me out.
There's two in this one... Adam Rupp does the beat boxing and harmonica, but Adam Chance does the jaw harp. They're both amazing
Idek how Adam Rupp does it. It’s UNHUMAN
LOL!
@@pawa303 Adam chance is a bass too btw. He's pretty good 😊
In a good way
I love how they give their bass more of a lead role than a group like Pentatonix
Exactly and that's why they lost him
@@mikerr6081 Avi was also stressed by how fast-paced being in Pentatonix is, so he left to do things in a more relaxed way.
@@SarahM-lw2gd I agree, plus he was to good for them imo
Just like geoff
@@mikerr6081 too good for them? dafuq? xd Both PTX and Avi are god-like
I am from Slovenia, 35 yrs old, attorney at law. Me and my wife are taking a weekend trip to Croatia's seaside and I tell her put Man of c. sorrow on. She found this one and I tell her "No that's not the right track". Then it evolved. It has been on repeat for the 6th time now❤. At 2:17 I get hyped. Damn😂
Have you folkz watched the movie
It's truth in music. All done by men.
I'm a 782 year old Vampire and I've never heard anything like this in my life and I was alive during nearly all musical developments ever. Fantastic work, Gents. Harmonica Mouth is my favourite.
Thanks for being on board.
Shouldn't it be UNlife?
@@mrihjannerejschn6146 Yes. Thank you. I shall not set my minions upon thee.
As a bass-baritone, I always love seeing that voice part get a solo. We're often overlooked and Stan Rogers, famously a baritone, wrote Barrett's Privateers specifically because he never got to sing lead on any shanties.
There’s so much more the baritone/bass than singing “Elvira” every few bars.
Oh, Stan....he's on the Mary Ellen Carter, waiting for us.
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@@novyx1 Castellucci
I can't believe Adam's harmonica! Love the whole thing!!
I know, I have listened to this song, watched clips of this song live, and seen the music video many times since it came out on Patreon, and I still don't know how he does it.
Lori Jaeger Don’t you mean “HANDmonica”?
Don't see a harmonica.
It's definitely incredible, but it's also amazing what a talented engineer can do with an equalizer and some reverb...
@@JoshWright396 Tim originally showed Adam how to + he ran w/it..
Tim Foust's voice does things to me
Michele Phelps water water c
Michele Phelps Me too 😍
To all of us 😁
It's all about the ovaries. ; )
The rest of him ain't bad either, lol! :)
I'm a modern, big city, techno, alternative hipster who's never paid any mind to country or bluegrass or southern or whatever this is... but Oh. My. God. These guys just turned my world upside down. This is one of the most powerful things I've ever heard and seen. It's other-worldly. I can't stop watching it.
Sweetie, this 67 year old Salty lady from Texas is right there with you. Best rendition I have ever heard and I've been a music fanatic all my life!
It’s a little different in the country ain’t it 😂
The saying is true don’t knock it til you try it
@@baileyramsey377 Very true!
Welcome to the bright side my friend
I'm 71 years old and these fellas are without a doubt the best acapella group I have ever heard...without a doubt.
Same here. They are absolutely amazing.
I'm not usually a big country fan, but I love these guys. Both their country and other recordings. Love how the best aca groups each seem to have their style.
Pentatonix and Voice play are also good.
This is the best rendition of Man of Constant Sorrow I have ever heard. Can't believe it has only had 25 million views.
Only?
@@aliamvickersfan2388 "Only" 👍
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What!? Only 20 million views!? Life must be hard for these hillbillys, who can't seem to catch a break. 😉
@@SnowkobbieDo you know where hillbillies come from??
OHIO...😉
Hot damn! It’s the Soggy Bottom Boys!
*crowd screaming*
How do I get ahold of them fellas? Bunch of colored boys I believe...all except for the acomp... accompan...the fella that plays the geetar!
"THEYZ MISCEGENATED!!!"
Was waiting for the Soggy Bottom Boys Stomp!
Soggy boys can't hold a candle to home free
UHM, EXCUSE ME!!!!!???? My sister and I JUST landed on this group and again, EXCUSE ME!!!!!! Every single one BLEW me away. This is one of the top best things my ears have ever had the pleasure of hearing. Wow, just wow. Way to go, men. Thank you for sharing your gifts!
Haha. Exactly how I felt too. I came across their video "go rest high" and I'm locked in. These guys are awesome
I have heard many versions...this one leaves me speechless. Thank you Home Free
My favorite from them👌🏾So good that bass tickled my spine😂😂
Have you seen the video in which Tim teamed up with Peter Hollens and did an epic version of Misty Mountains? Cuz whew, he goes DEEP.
I'm now using this to check any new headphones for proper frequency response. Specifically, the part after Tim's solo.
@Jamal_AKA_Jamal I love your reactions. Fun to see you out here in the wild lol. 100% agree about the bass
Ditto here!
Glad it tickled your spine and not what rhymes with bass. 🐟 😉
Their harmony is just magnificent.
Hello
The baritone guys voice is so deep, it gives me chills every time. Damn man
dude with the beatbox skills is dropping it right here. hands to make harmonica sounds.....WITH NO HARMONICA!!!! UNBELIEVABLE..
I agree... I was born in Glendale, California...a very long time ago...1946...
Now I live on a mountaintop, in Buford/Laramie, Wyoming...
Hoping to see them in Cheyenne, next month!!
Unlimited technology throughout the whole world, and this is the only group of people with voice-activated instruments. Beautiful!
I mean they're not the only ones by a country mile, but I see your point
Pentatonix is another such group.
Definitey watch Pentatonix. Their version of "Hallelujah is rounding thr corner to an astounding billion - Yea - billion - views.
Home Free and Voiceplay for me.. both of the groups are equally talented
Check out gospel music you’ll find some
Ladies, you have wonderful voices too; but there is just something wonderful and powerful and thrilling about a group of men singing together!
Bob Smoot that’s because they fill the complete range of sound
Whereas with women even a bass singer is still not as low as a man bass which makes the female tenor so high the sound is thin compared to a male quartet
Having said this there are some women groups who do have low basses which gives the group a fuller sound
I agree with what Greg said. But the occasional female voices factored in with an amazing group like Home Free would be really neat. I love the way the male voices cover the ranges and would love to hear the harmonies with ladies. The human voice is the best instrument out there! I forget who said that but these guys are proof of that. 👌
Not to mention sexy😋
Bob Smoot I agree and I’m a woman.
How 'bout it?
No musical instruments were harmed during the making of this song.
the same does not go for vocal chords
Only ears and good taste. ;):)
Only ears and good taste. ;):)
@@jukkatuhkanen4359 go cry ;);)
Somebody was beatin' on a drum.
That percussion wow. No words, just sounds that take the backbone of this song to another level. I give you props sir, and awe
@@Praise___YaH I am a happy, musical, 75 yr old woman (recovered from xianity) Atheist. I don't need nor enjoy this 'rant'. The worst story ever told. Shaming children, tearing down their uniqueness and confidence with shame, terror and horrible guilt that "they (as human beings) did this horrible disgusting thing to jesus, a human being. Xtianity kills the spirit of asking questions, questioning authority. Patriarchy, sheesh.
Home Free has now become my favorite singing group of all times! Love their rich harmonies, vocals, blend, plus you can understand their words! Great intonation, too!
Who is still jamming out to this great song in 2022. Absolutely love this cover great talented guys.
Hello Valerie how are you doing
Thirsty fucks
This was randomly recommended & it's awesome! 👍😎👍
2023 now!
2023
My mechanic insisted I watch this song, and we are both classic rock fans…. I was blown away! Everything about this group, together and individually , each member brings an amazing contribution, I’m a fan for sure, lol & soon most of my friends will be too!
Everything about this rendition is amazing. The song opens with what I initially thought was an old time'y "juice harp" (NOT an easy thing to master, I might add)...but to learn it's all being done with vocal chords just blew me away. The vocals, the beat-boxing and harmonies are the best I've ever heard. And that bass...Good Lord! Everyone should be talking about this!
Crazy huh.....the best box is wacked!!
jew's harp not juice harp 😂
@@RhinoDNA me too, juice harp, lol
@@N9TheNoob I've also heard it called the jaw harp.
@@parkerbrown-nesbit1747 yes, its also called the jaw harp
I sang bass in choir. I was pretty good, but holy crap is Tim Foust great. It's like he swallowed a sub woofer.
You got any tips for a bass singer to be able to get into the growl notes?? I got a pretty deep voice and want to play the role of bass singer but i wanna be able to hit those growl notes. Also any tips on how to sustain my low notes?
@@billydagoat9714 Heeey, try going to a vocal coach, hitting growl notes and sustaining head voice notes can be really stressful on your vocal chords and singers have been known to shred or even tear them, so if you wanna keep them around for a long time, and sing low even with a baritone voice, go see a vocal coach, you won't regret it, if it's a passion for you.
@@notnull5878 i will surely do that at some point. I was mostly just looking for tips that i could do at home to improve my bass vocals. But thank so much!
@@billydagoat9714 I agree with APHlubo by going to a vocal coach. There are many exercises to strengthen your muscles in your throat and face that can help you sustain a wide vocal range. It is stressful on your vocal cords when singing really low like Tim Foust. If you feel your voice cracking on the lower end of the range, your vocal cords aren't open enough. Try making gurgling sounds like you're drinking water. Try that exercise for a bit, and that should help open things up.
@@MNPatriot55 Thanks man. Definitely will give it try. I've mosly been just practicing singing and stuff like that and trying to get my voice lower and it seems like its working. Not straining but like each night just trying to work towards a lower note.
I have always thought Home Free was an amazing group, but Man Of Constant Sorrows is leaving me speechless, it’s so good.
Hello katelyn, How are you doing today?
@@johnbradley6186 Hi John, do me a favor? Tongue my *ss...
This is the first song I'd ever heard from Home Free. Then I listened to the critics, other accapella groups and other people who thought they knew music!! I'm still amazed by their talents and am so thankful Tim Faust didn't search for higher roads, like Avi...Peace to all!! Love what you do!
Same!
I'm absolutely slackjawed and amazed. Truth be told, I lack the words to fully commend these men for creating such a beautiful rendition of this song. It's a masterpiece.
A true slackjaw yokel? lol
Absolutely the best version of this song I have EVER HEARD.
I agree!!!!!!
@@mdd1963 th-cam.com/video/7Hoyc0_KOVU/w-d-xo.html
Debatable but a very close call
They are good but I don't buy their words, they dont sound like they've ever been in constant sorrow. Dan Tyminski blows this out of the water.
Indubitably.
Can I just say, Austin's vocal in this song makes me feel things. The growls and tone... It's too much for my music loving soul to take...
The lead singer is probably the most handsome man I've ever seen in my life, wow
Not sure which one you are referring to-I think they are all very handsome!!
@@Beccajanelle for real…this fan girl can’t get enough of the lead singer, Austin Brown.
@@susanmcneill4711 I love Tim Foust
Why am I just discovering this greatness?! Where have these guys been all my life? This is fucking fantastic.
I just discovered them too a few days ago, I'm like ..Really?? Where the fuck I been?
Rae Rodriguez Amazing right🙌🏾
@@pammorgan721 Same here
Its called Algorythm or smth from TH-cam. Sometimes you have to come at the right time to the rigt place to get this great vid :-)
Hello Rae, How are you doing today?
One of the many wonderful vocal instruments played in this version is Adam Chance's jew harp that starts at the beginning and continues throughout the song. To me, this gives the song so much character and soul. The whole song and group is phenomenal. Thank you all for sharing your talents.
Bang on bro! Can’t believe some folks think it’s a didgeridoo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
jew’s harp, also called jaw’s harp, juice harp, or guimbard, musical instrument consisting of a thin wood or metal tongue fixed at one end to the base of a two-pronged frame.
@@DoJoPe .... or in this case no instrument at all, just throat, mouth and talent.
@@markw3598 Similar to an ex-girlfriend of mine....
Juice harp
2:36
A1 Bb1 B1 C2
Oh My God Yes
Told y'alls. Avi and Tim make that first octave seem like cake
You've got it wrong my friend!!!! He's doing A0 Bb0 B0 C1!!!!! He's growling those notes like a boss!!!
@@RequiemHC touché. Still amazing
Nope. If you listen to the C where he sings "sleeeepin in his" its definitely a C2
They dubbed a growl under the Contra Octave. If you listen you can hear it.
What rock have I been under? Why haven't I heard of this group? These guys are amazing!
They are brilliant, glad you found them 💚
Welcome!
Tims voice could jumpstart a dying star
Should shoot a probe with a recording of it at Beetlegeuse then!
Which one is Tim again?
@@suzannewalker2460 *d e e p*
Omfg.....I can't believe these guys aren't more famous...true talent each in thier own way.
Hello Rose, How are you doing today?
@@johnbradley6186 r u flirting with my girlfriend?
First discovery of Home Free. OMG how spectacular. When the arrangement is so good no one notices there is no music.
Mark Rogers They are the music. :p There are no instruments, however, beyond five fine human voices.
oh there is music! its just vocal rather than instramental!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SHORT BIO: They won Sing Off 4, 2 yrs after friends Ptx!
They're the World's 1st All Vocal Country Band! (All a cappella)!
2nd Most Viewed Vocal Band on UTube with 250+ Mill.vws + amazing coverx+ original vids!
Started out pop/soul, now more country-ish, so can + do sing anything, amazingly!
All awesome lead voices as they take turns, 5 octave super-bass + insane beatboxer, but their harmonies are 🔥🔥!!
Perf. on the Grand Ol' Opry 6 or 7x + country fests, espec. 5 yrs in a row at CMA Fest's big Riverfront Stage!
They, like Ptx in pop radio, deserve more country radio play, yet still have 5 Billboard Country Albums: #2, #2, #4, #8, #12!
They do sold-out global tours, just got back from Europe + have global fans! (Country-pella)!!
They had Viral collab. vids w/The Oaks, Kenny Rogers, Avi/Ptx, etc., even collab'd w/Charlie Daniels!
They are all very tall, laid back, good-looking (sorry, I'm a girl, lol), funny+ kind to their fans, etc, etc!
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They're awesome, LIVE! See LIVE VIDS:
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*9 To 5- Beatboxing* - Surprise!!
*Adam Rupp-NYE-2017* -Bbox solo!🔥
*Seven BridgesRoad-Alaska-2017*
*Memory Lapse* -Austin forgot words-
Guys lose it!-Their faces! Hilarious!😊
Absolutely, positively, hands down, the best cover of this song (probably for eternity). Full stop.
The best capella group of all time.
Pentatonix
Jeff Steen no GDBASSING is correct, Pentaton without Avi isnt the right thing
They are very good no doubt, Straight No Chaser is fantastic too, better than Pentatonix which I find butchers the covers with their arrangements.
This is definitely one of my favorite songs by home free, it really lets them show off their vocal talents. And Adams Acapella harmonica is impressive
Tim has an unearthly vocal range that seems to cover bass thru tenor. Quite an amazing gift.
The bass man the one that. An hot those real low notes yep he got real impressive range I never seen anyone that could hit low notes like that an go from tennis high notes straight to super low notes. Johnny cash randy Travis singers known for real deap voices an bass notes can't hit those high notes. But this guy has no problem doing just that. One second he singing high notes to shortly singing super low like what
What a wonderful, lyrical rendition this is. Great individual voices and superb harmonies.
I’ve never listened to a song so many times in a row.
Me too. I'm on my fourth round of it now. Love this song and love the way they perform it!
Soo good!!
Likewise. Can't seem to stop.
Hello Kathy, How are you doing today?
@@szemenyeianita How are you doing today?
This is amazing! Adam has swallowed a harmonica, lol! He is the BEST beatbox ever! Damn they are good!
Rhonda Boncutter That JAWHARP you hear is apprently Chance
@@TheBigPossum610 Im pretty sure at 2:00 is a harmonica mimic
Brian Chang I know
@@TheBigPossum610 That is what I heard, amazing!
I got triggerd at first cause i was thinking kevin olusola is the best (and he is) adam and kevin olusola are both rlly good
This…has got to be…THE BEST rendition of “Man Of Constant Sorrow” by a group…EVER! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
And you obviously have no taste because this is garbage. NO INSTRUMENTS AND HEAVY AUTO TUNE EQUALS COMPLETE TRASH. The reason Noone has heard of these lames is because they suck!
I LOVE the presentation, the video. Understated. Simple. Like the song.
Making bill hillies look good again! 😂
You go boys.
The dude with the beard! His voice!!
Wow. Yes! Color me impressed young men!
That harmonica I am STUNNED, that was incredible
I'm sorry. There is no way that you can play a Home Free video just once. First, you gotta listen and please your ears, then next you play it again to please your eyes. Then play it again and again and marvel at how did that sound happen! How you blessed us all with your existence Home Free!
I love to watch other people react to this. If they don't know that Home Free is a true a cappella group, they sometimes are just astounded at how good they are.
I saw these fellas in concert a few months ago and they did this song. I sang along and they got the crowd pumped up! Great group!
I want to see them so bad....that is one of my 'bucket list' wishes for real
Hello Jennifer
I would really like to hear this song by the mn with the deep voice!!
OMG! What a performance. Adam and Chance WOW!
This is the gate way song. Once you here this song you are hooked.
This is so true
Yep, happened to me too!
By that logic, I'm pretty sure all their songs are gateway songs.
Ring of fire got me
@@bellasue02 try everything got me hooked
2:35 the bass goes one octive lower, i-n-s-a-n-e.
Tim Foust is insane.
It's just baffeling to me how many of the "react to .." videos i've seen where they dont even notice that drop after his solo section.
@@ArrakOfNorway Cuz they're just making videos lul. A few have. Kevin Lavigne and the Charismatic voice.
Yeah....
I think I'm pregnant.
@@shawnthompson2303 I hate when that happens 😂
The 'ol Nonmonica at work!!! Love to see it Adam Rupp!!
I don’t know how many times I have watched this. I just love everything about it.
I'd listen to Tim Foust sing the phone book!
Gorgeous men singing a gorgeous song with magical voices. That about sums it up
Beautiful!!!!
How in the world is this level of greatness even possible? I’ve watched/listened to this 10 times in a row and still can’t believe what I saw/heard. I’m in cognitive dissonance zone right now. Absolutely magnificent!
Same. How is this possible?!
If tim walked up to any female ever with that look and that voice, you already know its over with
Not just women trust me ...
There are a lots of manly men who loves men that are big suckers for big deep voices.
And a crystal clear basso profundo like this guy is ... yeah just just yeah ...
I've never seen a jaw harp and harmonica done with just vocals but Adam you got my man!
Adam Rupp does the Harmonica, Chance is doing the Jaw Harp. At the very end, you can see him doing it.
I am a man of constant sorrow,
I've seen trouble all my days
I bid farewell to old Kentucky,
The place where I was born and raised
(The place where he was born and raised)
For six long years I've been in trouble,
No pleasures here on earth I found
For in this world I'm bound to ramble,
I have no friends to help me now
(He has no friends to help him now)
It's fare thee well my old true lover
I never expect to see you again
For I'm bound to ride that northern railroad,
Perhaps I'll die upon this train
(Perhaps he'll die upon this train)
You can bury me in some deep valley,
For many years where I may lay
Then you may learn to love another,
While I am sleeping in my grave
(While he is sleeping in his grave)
Maybe your friends think I'm just a stranger
My face, you'll never see no more
But there is one promise that is given
I'll meet you on God's golden shore
(He'll meet you on God's golden shore)
Much appreciated
thanks :) not to be that guy but i do believe it is "The pleasures here on earth ive found" the pleasure having gotten him in trouble.
This is such an AMERICAN song and describes the Man of Constant Sorrow which finds origins and roots all the way back to 1807's "Christ Suffering" which includes the lines "He was a man of constant sorrow, he's been a mourner all his days.". It was published in 1913 by blind folk singer Richard Burnett and since it has been used by so many artists like The Stanley Brothers and Bob Dylan and Jerry Garcia while also being used in the 2000 film O' Brother Where Art Though? as its main track being recorded bt Dan Tyminski from he band Union Station but performed by George Clooney.
Y'all probably don't remember me, but I was at your meet and greet a year ago and you all signed my ukulele! My mom, who was with me, told you all about how I had been stuck in the hospital for months because of cancer and how depressed I was until I found your music. I listened to a playlist of all of your songs on a loop and showed all of my doctors and nurses your videos.
Thank you guys so much for making your incredible music, you honestly brightened up some of the darkest times of my life 💕💕💕💕💕
I have Lupus and the last attack I had recently was the worst in years. I was in bed for weeks so I too put their music on loop. It really helped me get through it....and everyday since. Hope you are well
Granny Grunt --
I still have a lot of side effects and doctor appointments that I have to deal with, but other than that, I am doing well! Thank you!
And I agree completely! 😊
Indigo Moon --
I am so sorry to hear that... Being trapped in bed, unable to do anything on your own except hurt, is a horrible feeling. I hope that you get better, too - well, I hope you can manage the symptoms the best you can.
💕💕💕
Thank you, you're so sweet! I hope you are managing well too
I’m in (2nd cancer) remission Emily, I feel your pain. I’m glad you’re still here. Five things help me in the fight: faith, fam, friends, music, and sugared ginger! Keep going, and rock the bald, if you lost your hair too. 😂
as a beatboxer the harmonica sound is one of the hardest sounds to learn. Greatest vocal group ever!.
Love the hats, Austin looks like he was pulled right out of the 40's
Yup. Perfect.
Ok, Home Free, with this song "Man of Constant Sorrow" you have just turned me into a man of constant listening.
I was born in the south. This style of music brings back beautiful nostalgic memories of the fire and brimstone preachers of my childhood. Feels like home.
I first fell in love with this song when watching the movie, but you guys have made it even better. "Harmonica?" a capella? Just another tribute to Adam that he can do an a capella harmonica as well as a whole drum ensemble. I thought the drums were good, but this tops the cake! Whoa, Tim, that's low! Great verse, but we won't ever bury you! Austin, I love the way you hold out and exploit the "r"s at the end of the words. It makes it so good and so much betterrrrrr!
Good morning
the harmonica is made with his mouth, pure talent
2:35 Tim folks. Great cover!
I'm in the hospital right now and asked friends to send fun, funny or heart moving sings etc. Hospital came from a good musician friend in Wyoming. It settled my spirit after not so great news about a tumor. Im subscribing and passing this group along. Most lovely and excellent!
I hope you get better
I am a man of constant sorrow
I've seen trouble all my day.
I bid farewell to old kentucky
The place where i was born and raised.
(The place where he was born and raised)
For six long years i've been in trouble
No pleasures here on earth i found
For in this world i'm bound to ramble
I have no friends to help me now.
(Chorus) he has no friends to help him now
It's fare thee well my old lover
I never expect to see you again
For i'm bound to ride that northern railroad
Perhaps i'll die upon this train.
(Chorus) perhaps he'll die upon this train.
You can bury me in some deep valley
For many years where i may lay
Then you may learn to love another
While i am sleeping in my grave.
(Chorus) while he is sleeping in his grave.
Maybe your friends think i'm just a stranger
My face you'll never see no more.
But there is one promise that is given
I'll meet you on god's golden shore.
(Chorus) he'll meet you on god's golden shore.
THANKS 🙏
But, there is one promise that is given...
I'll meet you on God's golden shore.
Constant sorrows no more!
For His grace & mercy has brought us through!
We'll see peace & Love in our days forever more!
In the presence of The Lord of Lords, to reign as He. My King, my Lord! 🙏🕊️ 🙏
If I wanted the lyrics I can look them up on genius.
@@krog1618 If I wanted your reply, I would've asked
I put em there for my convenience, and any other who'd like it
@@Tactical_Coward And if I wanted the lyrics for the song I would've asked.
wow, that man plays that imaginary harmonica better than most musicians can play a real one.
It's an air harp...
Lmbo right
OLD JOKE: TIM'S VOICE IS SOO DEEP THAT ADELE IS STILL ROLLING ON IT
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
This is perhaps one of the best comments I've come across on this platform.☠️
im here 4 years later🤣🤣🤣🤣
❤
Wow!!!
Come to Nova Scotia Canada 💓❤