Angelic voice I am crying listening to you .I am Greek my wife is Scottish I love Scotland and Ireland too Good bless you Ella love from Greece.!!!!!!!!!!🌏💗
Back during the early 1990's my grandfather (an old WW1 veteran) requested 'Danny Boy' be sung at his funeral. Every time I return to the UK I visit his grave and kneel, and tell him I still love him. Miss him loads.
Mum sang this song a lot she died 27 years ago today miss her every day and think of her as well having this at my funeral take care god bless everyone
My son Danny O'Connor (my Danny Boy) died at age 19 years old 7 years ago, and every St. Patrick's day I like to find a different Danny Boy song each year to post on my FB this day.....and truly this has touched my heart more than others...thank you for your gift!
We have lost our way, we have forgotten our heritage, our culture, our beliefs. This is why we are so lost. We have lost our roots. Come back to them, our ancestors, our lands, come back to where we belong. I am proud that I have reconnected to my heritage. Celtic and Norse.
@@con3594 And your point? It's still a celtic voice singing it. Plus I'm also Anglo Saxon and germanic-scandanavian. Almost all of Anglo Saxon and celtic come from germanic tribes. So that didn't really disprove or shoot down anything.
This beautiful music and the good voice touches my heart and lets me immerse myself in a world of peace and serenity. The gentle sounds and the sensitive melody take me on a journey of inner harmony. Thank you for this brilliant piece of music!❤❤❤🎶🎵🎼
We have four grown children, our two sons are 6' 10" with full red beards, one daughter has white-blond hair, the other has red-curly hair down past her bottom. Both our "girls" have babies now, and our newest grandbaby, Mac, has a dusting of BRIGHT Red Hair & a BIG Dimple on his right cheek. *The Scots-Irish is STRONG in OUR American FAMILY~ G0D BLESS YOU ALL!* 🙏🏼💚🤟🏼🍀 Thank~You, Ella!
What beautiful children! The Scots-Irish is also strong in my family! My sisters have red-brown curls, I have gold blond ringlet curls to my waist, and my great grandmother had BRIGHT RED curls! We, like your family, are tall. God bless!
Ella - you and your "gift" have returned us to our roots at a time when the planet is screaming for help & society is scrambling. Your voice is ethereal ... you are in a genre that touches the deepest part of us. Don't ever stop. I hope you release albums ... do movie soundtracks ... and give millions of people the gift of peace ... the kind of peace of "sitting in a cozy croft by a fire" like our ancestors did ... knowing we are all part of the bigger picture. Thank you & God Bless. x
I've listened to 25 or 30 versions of this song over the years, ranging from British to American to Canadian to Australian, from many singers both famous and not. But by far this is absolutely the best rendition ever sung on the planet. I cannot praise Ella Roberts enough, so I'll leave it at that.
Thank you for recording this. It's so hard to find Scots versions, as most are Irish. My Grandmother was from Balloch and always sung this to us as kids. After she had a stroke she was bed ridden for three years and couldn't speak. But i would whisper the first line in her ear and she could sing the whole song right through. She died in 1994. Now it's 2022 and I'm looking after Mum who has late stage Alzheimer's. I've driven her up to Scotland and Loch Lomond three times in the last 12 months, and it's such a very special place. Playing this song to Mum, and seeing her sing along brings tears to my eyes. Chokes me up. Thank you for your beautiful rendition.
@@meghanmullin5116 most of the versions online are sung by Irish singers, with Irish pipes etc, and have a different sound to that of Ella's beautiful vocals.
@@robertlaing8994 Thank you. Haven't been able to drive Mum to Scotland since April, as her being 82, and the progression of dementia, the drive from London to Balloch is too far now. Even with stops en route. But I still play her this song and she sings along, as she is doing so right now.
Perhaps the most beautiful, meaningful, heartfelt song I’ve ever heard. Married to my best friend, the most wonderful person I’ve ever known for 43 years. Tears stream every time I listen to this song. Cannot bear the thought of losing her. Thank you Ella
Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling From glen to glen, and down the mountain side. The summer's gone, and all the roses falling, It's you, it's you must go and I must bide. But come ye back when summer's in the meadow, Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow, It's I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow, Oh, Danny boy, oh Danny boy, I love you so! But when ye come, and all the flowers are dying, If I am dead, as dead I well may be, You'll come and find the place where I am lying, And kneel and say an Ave there for me. And I shall hear, though soft you tread above me, And all my grave will warmer, sweeter be, For you will bend and tell me that you love me, And I shall sleep in peace until you come to me! Someone had to write the lyrics…
Death is death, despite you were too young when it happened. It's harder when your love left you behind to go along with another guy and left you alone and took your money!
It's rare to hear a song anymore that is actually beautiful. Your music brings a tear to my eye. Thank you for sharing your gift with a world that really needs beauty.
What a song and sung with this angelic voice makes me cry 😥everytime I hear it. Thank's Dame Ella for the pleasure you are spreading with the gift of your voice❤
I am almost 40 years old and I have a stronger need lately to visit my home country. This song and many others are resonating more deeply these later years of my life.
Its You Ella love - YOU are gonna be our new leader of Ireland - the one everyone will vote for and the one whos heart is real - go for it love - we will all put you there - save the west
My grandfather’s name was Danny, and we lost him tragically. This song has always been one I’ve held close from a child to today. So proud that this culture is part of my heritage, and I eagerly look to the day I can see the Danny Boy I know again. 💚
I'm am of Irish descent and have heard my grandmother sing this all my life. She sang it to my father as an infant and as he grew because she named him Danny . He was her Danny boy. ❤️. My father has been gone 20 years now and still I listen to this song and cry from the wonderful memories with him. This is by far my favorite version by anyone . It's breathtaking and allowed me to just stop everything and have a few quiet moments tonight with my dad once again.
Ella, oh Ella... your voice was designed in heaven for such Celtic/Irish songs. I could listen all day. it is now more than three months since you released Danny boy.... I was going to ask you if you could give us the next one soon. And then I read above that your father had to wait for years... :(
I have to say, this must be the most beautiful song I have ever heared, no matter how much I listen to it, always brings my eyes to tears. The lyrics also say much without being long and you sang it perfectly, well done!
I'm not Scottish or even from the Isles but I can't stop sobbing when I listen to this song, I'm convinced that I must've been Scottish in my past life because every time I hear Scottish/Gaelic songs they always pull on my heartstrings...
@@marklyttle5449 The song is actually English, written by English lawyer Fredrick Weatherly and Danny Boy is not the national anthem of NI, it is GSTQ.
A truly magical version of this beloved classic. Your ethereal voice, enhanced by a Celtic touch, almost turns Danny into an Elven Boy. Brilliant, Ella! 🥰
@@georgebarnes8163 I was under the impression that historians didn't know who exactly wrote the song? Do you know of a reference I could see from where you got your conclusion?
Shout out From SoCali ! Ella, Your voice is like a dream I never want to wake up from... Thank You for sharing this old time piece of history with us, using your voice. PLEASE MAKE MORE!!
This is so peaceful more so than todays music i haven't listened to this in a while.❤she is so lovely i love myself but some people have a wonderful voice.
Blue eyes with golden hair...Clara , my British companion from my childhood to teenage...being an ordinary Indian boy i was so lucky that I got your great love and unlucky too...as you are in the grave at your country...I can't go there....but oneday I will visit your grave..Ella Roberts you made me cry , at this age of fifty I can't control my tears..when I listen this song, Yes she come to me through the breeze,when I feel blue, She come to me at evening when moolight falls on my balcony...I will never forget you my love.......
I accidentally came across Ella Roberts when TH-cam decided to autoplay one of her songs (The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond), and I remember thinking who is this voice of an angel (I had TH-cam open in the back ground), so I opened it to see and to my surprise not only did she have the most beautiful voice I've ever heard, she was drop dead gorgeous as well. Since then I have been absolutely in love with her Music. Dear Ella thank yo so much for the amazing music, you definitely found a place on my list of favourite artists.
Oh, Ella....your voice is from Heaven and it penetrated my heart....indeed, the chills and tears must mean this song is a Godly, resonating song that reaches my soul...our souls. Thank you, dearest Ella. May the road rise up to meet you....always. Bobby Burns
Thank you Ella for this song it reminds me of my father when he was still alive.🥺🥺🥺 He just passed 5 months ago and i know it is hard to see people we loved go away but it is part of life.. memories of them won't die.
Oh no...you surely are not! Lol! So very beautifully done! Reached deep down & got me! She has a way of doing that! Just keeps getting better & better!
for those of you whom haven't yet purchased her new album I just want to say it's a must! It is just so beautiful and this song is on it, this beautiful, wonderful, touching rendition of a classic! Her voice is magical....
There were NO celts in Britain or Ireland: not EVER. There is and NEVER was any Welsh word for "celt". "Celt" does NOT appear in any Welsh dictionary. "Celt" does NOT appear in any "Shakespeare" of the 16th. century. "Celt / celtic" is NOT mentioned in "Cambria Triumphans" a.k.a. "Brittain In Its' Perfect Lustre" written by Percy Enderbie in 1661AD. "Celt / celtic" is NOT mentioned in any Brythonic document before 1700AD. There are NO celtic histories on these islands: NO laws, customs, alphabet, language, poetry, documents, maps, kingdoms and NO place-names.
Ella, I truly wanted to tell myself off for not having shed tears even though I listened to you sing Danny Boy so beautifully several times in succession. I really could not help but hate myself for being such a heartless man.
Oh beautiful, sweet, angelic Ella.... your voice is an absolute piece of heaven here on earth! Thank you for sharing yet another beautifully sung masterpiece. Your gift of song and beauty never fail us. This has always been a favorite of mine.
I've only just found this ladies singing. Omg what a beautiful voice. Danny boy is not a favourite of mine but with this lady singing it is. It's touched my heart thank you.
Удивителна трктовка на тази популярна, прекрасна песен! Стойностно , отговорно , вдъхновяващо!!! Огромно- Благодаря на Ела, за това ,че я има в нашият (за жалост) ,безстойностен свят!!❤🎉❤
You brought tears to my eyes with this song, ma'am. It was one of my late father's favorite songs and we had it sung at his funeral in 22009. I know he would have loved your version of this wonderful song. Thank you!
Ella Roberts just keeps outdoing herself what a beautiful rendition of Danny boy she has such a natural delivery again I say thank you every time I listen to you I am indebted to you do not think I will ever be able to pay the debt
I love how you used an older man in this video (Was that your father, Danny, by any chance?) as well as the old lady in "Loch Lomond." It added the sense of time and a great depth of emotion to the videos. God bless you, Ella! Thanks for "letting your light shine before all men" to inspire and encourage them as stygian clouds loom in the sky.
Another beautiful memory for this old man. I don't know when I first heard this song. It is tearful song of longing. Ella if angels do sing one of them sounds like you. The cinematography is incredible and creative. God Bless, be safe and happy
Thanks,I got my name from this song on a cold foggy London England night in 1946 when my parents went for a walk along side the Thames.Thank you,well done.
Thank God I've found this version of "Danny Boy". The most beautiful I heard of this song. Ella, you have a true gift. Thank You for allowing us to hear it ... "from glen to glen and down the mountainside" ;)
Beautiful song, written to the music known as ‘Londonderry Air’ in my home country, Northern Ireland. Unofficial anthem of Northern Ireland being used in many events but a song and tune we all love dearly. Great cover Ella!
My mam used too sing this song to me when a was little. And I used too sing it too my son when he was a baby. I am now. That I am getting old. It has good memories for me. ❤️
For my Father Sidney who loved this song and for his younger brother Danny. They both went to the Second World War aged 20 and 18 but only my father came home from that war. Thank you Ella my dad would have loved this so much.
Ella - you are one of the most beautiful ladies I have ever seen with an even more beautiful voice. If anyone doubts God, then they need only watch and listen to you sing.
What a stunning performance by red haired Ella.....perfect diction , superb tone,wonderful voice......the best version of this song you will ever hear! "Danny Boy" is a ballad, written by English songwriter Frederic Weatherly in 1913, and set to the traditional Irish melody of "Londonderry Air". Weatherly gave the song to the vocalist Elsie Griffin, who made it one of the most popular songs in the new century. .......as I said above,this version by Ella is the best you will ever hear!
The young bright faced Soldiers sit by the fire in a shallow trench talking about green hills of Alba and how she patiently awaits for all her sons to return. They laugh, joke, and dance... Soon, however many of them will be spirits in the clay of the Great War.
@@John_Smith. It was an Irish instrumental called Londonderry Air that was put to words by a Scotsman and first sung by a Welshman. An Englishman paid the Scotsman to write the words.
Actually, the origin of this song is from Ulster and it is an air of the Ulster-Scots (In America, they are known as the Scotch-Irish) tradition there.
Angelic voice I am crying listening to you .I am Greek my wife is Scottish I love Scotland and Ireland too Good bless you Ella love from Greece.!!!!!!!!!!🌏💗
As a northern Englishman am fiercely proud of Scottish neighbours and their rich heritage, culture and national identity.
This is Irish
Back during the early 1990's my grandfather (an old WW1 veteran) requested 'Danny Boy' be sung at his funeral. Every time I return to the UK I visit his grave and kneel, and tell him I still love him.
Miss him loads.
respect! my grandfather served in ww 1 in the front line trenches too. never talked about it
Did you know the history of the song ? The British killed him
@@secretagent86 They couldn't, it was too brutal and barbaric, de-humanizing....
Mum sang this song a lot she died 27 years ago today miss her every day and think of her as well having this at my funeral take care god bless everyone
My son Danny O'Connor (my Danny Boy) died at age 19 years old 7 years ago, and every St. Patrick's day I like to find a different Danny Boy song each year to post on my FB this day.....and truly this has touched my heart more than others...thank you for your gift!
I weep for your loss. 😢 It must be so hard to lose a son at such a promising age. Please accept my deepest sympathy. 😢
So sorry for your loss....
I hope he rests in peace
The Choral Scholars from Dublin have a nice version as well
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This was played at my fathers funeral with Bag Pipes 😭🙏❤️🌹
WELL DONE YOU! DID IT FOR MY GRAN AND INSISTED FOR MY MUM INCLUDNG MY KILT AND MY SONS ALONGSIDE US.
We have lost our way, we have forgotten our heritage, our culture, our beliefs. This is why we are so lost. We have lost our roots. Come back to them, our ancestors, our lands, come back to where we belong. I am proud that I have reconnected to my heritage. Celtic and Norse.
Lyrics written by an Englishman ( Anglo Saxon, Germanic )
@@con3594 And your point? It's still a celtic voice singing it. Plus I'm also Anglo Saxon and germanic-scandanavian. Almost all of Anglo Saxon and celtic come from germanic tribes. So that didn't really disprove or shoot down anything.
So very beautifully delivered and tender with deep emotional quality and musically accurate in senses and depth of feeling--- tremendous
This beautiful music and the good voice touches my heart and lets me immerse myself in a world of peace and serenity. The gentle sounds and the sensitive melody take me on a journey of inner harmony. Thank you for this brilliant piece of music!❤❤❤🎶🎵🎼
We have four grown children, our two sons are 6' 10" with full red beards, one daughter has white-blond hair, the other has red-curly hair down past her bottom. Both our "girls" have babies now, and our newest grandbaby, Mac, has a dusting of BRIGHT Red Hair & a BIG Dimple on his right cheek. *The Scots-Irish is STRONG in OUR American FAMILY~ G0D BLESS YOU ALL!* 🙏🏼💚🤟🏼🍀 Thank~You, Ella!
What beautiful children! The Scots-Irish is also strong in my family! My sisters have red-brown curls, I have gold blond ringlet curls to my waist, and my great grandmother had BRIGHT RED curls! We, like your family, are tall. God bless!
Long live our beautiful European People!
6’10?! Ain’t no Irish even close to that, that’s all Scotland. Holy cow
Im 6'9", strong Scottish blood and lots of food!
Jennifer God bless you and yours to
This was my dear old Irish grannies favourite song. Beautifully performed.
I am of Irish decent born in 1948 and I sang this song to my mother in front of a large audience when I was 12.
Ella - you and your "gift" have returned us to our roots at a time when the planet is screaming for help & society is scrambling. Your voice is ethereal ... you are in a genre that touches the deepest part of us. Don't ever stop. I hope you release albums ... do movie soundtracks ... and give millions of people the gift of peace ... the kind of peace of "sitting in a cozy croft by a fire" like our ancestors did ... knowing we are all part of the bigger picture. Thank you & God Bless. x
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Fantastic sentiments, I agree a hundred per cent. From an absurd English/BBC world that is being turned into a farce by political correctness.
I've listened to 25 or 30 versions of this song over the years, ranging from British to American to Canadian to Australian, from many singers both famous and not. But by far this is absolutely the best rendition ever sung on the planet. I cannot praise Ella Roberts enough, so I'll leave it at that.
Thank you for recording this. It's so hard to find Scots versions, as most are Irish.
My Grandmother was from Balloch and always sung this to us as kids. After she had a stroke she was bed ridden for three years and couldn't speak. But i would whisper the first line in her ear and she could sing the whole song right through. She died in 1994.
Now it's 2022 and I'm looking after Mum who has late stage Alzheimer's. I've driven her up to Scotland and Loch Lomond three times in the last 12 months, and it's such a very special place.
Playing this song to Mum, and seeing her sing along brings tears to my eyes. Chokes me up.
Thank you for your beautiful rendition.
Hope all is peaceful for you and yours - from a dundonian
bless your heart
What do you mean by Scots version? I didn't know there was different ones. 🙂
@@meghanmullin5116 most of the versions online are sung by Irish singers, with Irish pipes etc, and have a different sound to that of Ella's beautiful vocals.
@@robertlaing8994 Thank you. Haven't been able to drive Mum to Scotland since April, as her being 82, and the progression of dementia, the drive from London to Balloch is too far now. Even with stops en route. But I still play her this song and she sings along, as she is doing so right now.
Oh wow the beautiful Ella has returned to grace us with her stunning vocals 🤗 🏴🏴
😌
agreed
And she really IS this beautiful, she performed at the Australian Celtic Festival in May this year and I met her. Beautiful through and through.
I'll second that!! 😁😁😍
Scotland Forever !
Whoever played the old man near the end added a special touch of poignancy to this video. As such, I felt it was necessary to recognize him. 👍👍👍
Perhaps the most beautiful, meaningful, heartfelt song I’ve ever heard. Married to my best friend, the most wonderful person I’ve ever known for 43 years. Tears stream every time I listen to this song. Cannot bear the thought of losing her. Thank you Ella
My father, Earl McConnell, was my Danny Boy. He embodied this song and I will never forget him.
I'm from KZN South Africa. My late Irish friend loved this song, will always remind me of him.
Beautiful, my daddy passed in May of 2019. This song makes me think of him. You sing it beautifully. Your music is always beautiful. Thank you! ❤
Yes really beautiful! It made me thinking of my brother, who passed this year in May. Sorry for your Lost, Amethyst Willow💛🙏
Sorry for your loss this makes me think of my grandmother
Right there with you. Lost my mom that same May 11th. It makes sorrowful Celtic music sweeter and cuts straight to my soul.
Amethyst, my son, my Danny Boy, passed suddenly on May 3, 2019. My sympathy to you regarding your daddy.
Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling
From glen to glen, and down the mountain side.
The summer's gone, and all the roses falling,
It's you, it's you must go and I must bide.
But come ye back when summer's in the meadow,
Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow,
It's I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow,
Oh, Danny boy, oh Danny boy, I love you so!
But when ye come, and all the flowers are dying,
If I am dead, as dead I well may be,
You'll come and find the place where I am lying,
And kneel and say an Ave there for me.
And I shall hear, though soft you tread above me,
And all my grave will warmer, sweeter be,
For you will bend and tell me that you love me,
And I shall sleep in peace until you come to me!
Someone had to write the lyrics…
Death is death, despite you were too young when it happened.
It's harder when your love left you behind to go along with another guy and left you alone and took your money!
It's rare to hear a song anymore that is actually beautiful. Your music brings a tear to my eye. Thank you for sharing your gift with a world that really needs beauty.
Ella Roberts is indeed angel. You cannot think otherwise after seeing her radiant beauty and angelic voice.
What a song and sung with this angelic voice makes me cry 😥everytime I hear it. Thank's Dame Ella for the pleasure you are spreading with the gift of your voice❤
This is enough to make a grown man cry!
I am Japanese . I like this song very much. So I hear this song again and again. Thank you.
This young lady was born of angels..... Such a beautiful voice.
I am almost 40 years old and I have a stronger need lately to visit my home country. This song and many others are resonating more deeply these later years of my life.
Its You Ella love - YOU are gonna be our new leader of Ireland - the one everyone will vote for and the one whos heart is real - go for it love - we will all put you there - save the west
Wow!!!! I'm an irish man from Belfast lovely xxx
I'm of Irish descent.....my mom used to do her chores around the house, and sing this song.....❤❤❤❤
When the world needed her most...she returned!
Yeah Verily!!!
Thank you Ella. nice to see classy ladies on the screen instead of the modern inappropriate junk. Beautiful voice and great song
This wonderful piece has NEVER been done any better than this presentation. May you perform FOREVER!
Brings a tear to my eye
My grandfather’s name was Danny, and we lost him tragically. This song has always been one I’ve held close from a child to today. So proud that this culture is part of my heritage, and I eagerly look to the day I can see the Danny Boy I know again. 💚
Update! Just confirmed that my first baby is a boy, and we are naming him Danny. 💙
@@TheBengtsonFamily3 Congratulations!
I sang this for my mother (a true Scot) at her funeral. This was her favorite song. How to get 600 well-wishers to cry at one time.
you have such an amazing voice, I feel in peace. and the lyrics got me in tears. lots of love from argentina (south america)
What part of Argentina, don't cry...such an amazing, beautiful, intoxicating country...? They don't like tall Gringos, it's ok...LOL
I'm am of Irish descent and have heard my grandmother sing this all my life. She sang it to my father as an infant and as he grew because she named him Danny . He was her Danny boy. ❤️. My father has been gone 20 years now and still I listen to this song and cry from the wonderful memories with him. This is by far my favorite version by anyone . It's breathtaking and allowed me to just stop everything and have a few quiet moments tonight with my dad once again.
Ella, oh Ella... your voice was designed in heaven for such Celtic/Irish songs.
I could listen all day.
it is now more than three months since you released Danny boy....
I was going to ask you if you could give us the next one soon.
And then I read above that your father had to wait for years... :(
The song is neither Celtic or Irish, it was written by an English lawyer called Fredrick Weatherly.
@@georgebarnes8163 the melody itself was transcribed from a celtic fiddler in 1850s though. the tune itself is celtic. the lyrics are not.
@@georgebarnes8163 Was that necessary, can't you just accept the Celtic culture....?
@@sherp2u1 Is English a Celtic culture?
I have to say, this must be the most beautiful song I have ever heared, no matter how much I listen to it, always brings my eyes to tears.
The lyrics also say much without being long and you sang it perfectly, well done!
I'm not Scottish or even from the Isles but I can't stop sobbing when I listen to this song, I'm convinced that I must've been Scottish in my past life because every time I hear Scottish/Gaelic songs they always pull on my heartstrings...
The North Atlantic have a way of making special kinds of People.
It's not Scottish, it's from Ulster and is the national anthem of Northern Ireland
@@marklyttle5449 The song is actually English, written by English lawyer Fredrick Weatherly and Danny Boy is not the national anthem of NI, it is GSTQ.
Aziz iblis Its an irish song nothing to do with scotland
@@galoglaich3281 The song was written by an English lawyer called Fredrick Weatherly, nothing to do with Ireland.
A truly magical version of this beloved classic. Your ethereal voice, enhanced by a Celtic touch, almost turns Danny into an Elven Boy. Brilliant, Ella! 🥰
Nothing Celtic about the song, it was written by an Englishman called Fredrick Weatherly.
@@georgebarnes8163 I was under the impression that historians didn't know who exactly wrote the song? Do you know of a reference I could see from where you got your conclusion?
Shout out From SoCali ! Ella, Your voice is like a dream I never want to wake up from... Thank You for sharing this old time piece of history with us, using your voice. PLEASE MAKE MORE!!
So sat here 39yo bloke moved to tears TY Ella
You just won the heart of this old Irishman! ❤ 🍀
really, moving beyond what I’ve seen with this old song. Aging folx feel this so…
That part of our human heart that never dies...
Beautiful! Thank you.
This is so peaceful more so than todays music i haven't listened to this in a while.❤she is so lovely i love myself but some people have a wonderful voice.
Love is eternal. Longing for eternity.
Blue eyes with golden hair...Clara , my British companion from my childhood to teenage...being an ordinary Indian boy i was so lucky that I got your great love and unlucky too...as you are in the grave at your country...I can't go there....but oneday I will visit your grave..Ella Roberts you made me cry , at this age of fifty I can't control my tears..when I listen this song, Yes she come to me through the breeze,when I feel blue, She come to me at evening when moolight falls on my balcony...I will never forget you my love.......
歳を経るにつれて無くして行くものが多くなってきます。この曲を聴くと当時は気付かなかった大切なものを思い出させてくれます。自分もこの曲で送って欲しいと思います。
I accidentally came across Ella Roberts when TH-cam decided to autoplay one of her songs (The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond), and I remember thinking who is this voice of an angel (I had TH-cam open in the back ground), so I opened it to see and to my surprise not only did she have the most beautiful voice I've ever heard, she was drop dead gorgeous as well. Since then I have been absolutely in love with her Music. Dear Ella thank yo so much for the amazing music, you definitely found a place on my list of favourite artists.
Oh, Ella....your voice is from Heaven and it penetrated my heart....indeed, the chills and tears must mean this song is a Godly, resonating song that reaches my soul...our souls. Thank you, dearest Ella. May the road rise up to meet you....always. Bobby Burns
Thank you Ella for this song it reminds me of my father when he was still alive.🥺🥺🥺 He just passed 5 months ago and i know it is hard to see people we loved go away but it is part of life.. memories of them won't die.
Beautiful I am proud to have Scottish blood run through my veins 🏴❤️
I cant be the only one who got teary eyed.... right??
No, you are not alone😥. Be safe🌼🇸🇪
Oh no...you surely are not! Lol! So very beautifully done! Reached deep down & got me! She has a way of doing that! Just keeps getting better & better!
Im too, you not alone
How about lumpy throat too?
nah, I think it's just raining.
for those of you whom haven't yet purchased her new album I just want to say it's a must! It is just so beautiful and this song is on it, this beautiful, wonderful, touching rendition of a classic! Her voice is magical....
Every time! EVERY TIME! I end up crying! You sing it so beautifully and the video clip just pushes me over that edge... somebody bring me a tissue
An IMPOSSIBLE song to get right..SHE DID IT! ANGEL WOMAN!! 🙌😀😇
This is my grandmothers favourite song. My "Narn's" grand parents are from Scotland. I am so very pround and honoured to have Scottish Hertiage.
Nothing more beautiful than the Celtic voice! 💖
I love this version and because it reminds me of my father and the time he was serving in the Army and he was a true Scotsman.
This song has always cried out to the Celtic side of my DNA. This is one of the most beautiful versions yet.
There were NO celts in Britain or Ireland: not EVER.
There is and NEVER was any Welsh word for "celt".
"Celt" does NOT appear in any Welsh dictionary.
"Celt" does NOT appear in any "Shakespeare" of the 16th. century.
"Celt / celtic" is NOT mentioned in "Cambria Triumphans" a.k.a. "Brittain In Its' Perfect Lustre" written by Percy Enderbie in 1661AD.
"Celt / celtic" is NOT mentioned in any Brythonic document before 1700AD.
There are NO celtic histories on these islands: NO laws, customs, alphabet, language, poetry, documents, maps, kingdoms and NO place-names.
It‘s actually an English song, although associated with Ireland
@@mesariyo1882 Nothing to do with Ireland, it was written by Weatherly upon the death of his son.
There are NO celtic histories on these islands: NO laws, customs, alphabet, language, poetry, documents, maps, kingdoms and NO place-names.
Ella, I truly wanted to tell myself off for not having shed tears even though I listened to you sing Danny Boy so beautifully several times in succession.
I really could not help but hate myself for being such a heartless man.
Oh beautiful, sweet, angelic Ella.... your voice is an absolute piece of heaven here on earth! Thank you for sharing yet another beautifully sung masterpiece. Your gift of song and beauty never fail us. This has always been a favorite of mine.
She has the voice of an angel! A branch of my family line came from Ireland. Sadly, I have never been able to visit, and at age 79, I may never do so.
I've only just found this ladies singing. Omg what a beautiful voice. Danny boy is not a favourite of mine but with this lady singing it is. It's touched my heart thank you.
Удивителна трктовка на тази популярна, прекрасна песен! Стойностно , отговорно , вдъхновяващо!!! Огромно- Благодаря на Ела, за това ,че я има в нашият (за жалост) ,безстойностен свят!!❤🎉❤
You brought tears to my eyes with this song, ma'am. It was one of my late father's favorite songs and we had it sung at his funeral in 22009. I know he would have loved your version of this wonderful song. Thank you!
Ella Roberts just keeps outdoing herself what a beautiful rendition of Danny boy she has such a natural delivery again I say thank you every time I listen to you I am indebted to you do not think I will ever be able to pay the debt
i ONLY hear an Angel singing.....such a beautiful divine voice and being...🙏💓🙏💓🙏💓🙏💓🙏💓🙏
Beautiful song sung with such feeling. The entire production makes it a moving experience, Thank you all for the love you added to this great song
One of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard. This is what music is all about.
This is my Favourite and this version will take some beating, Very well Done. Best Regards 🪗🪗🪗Mick.
I love how you used an older man in this video (Was that your father, Danny, by any chance?) as well as the old lady in "Loch Lomond." It added the sense of time and a great depth of emotion to the videos. God bless you, Ella! Thanks for "letting your light shine before all men" to inspire and encourage them as stygian clouds loom in the sky.
Ahhh, thy voice n song has brought a tear to this old soldier's eyes Miss Ella Roberts! I thank ye from my heart of hearts!
Anyone who disliked this video, must not have hearing or eyes! Such a beautiful song a version!!!
Farte frumos!! DIVIN!
Another beautiful memory for this old man. I don't know when I first heard this song. It is tearful song of longing. Ella if angels do sing one of them sounds like you. The cinematography is incredible and creative. God Bless, be safe and happy
Thanks,I got my name from this song on a cold foggy London England night in 1946 when my parents went for a walk along side the Thames.Thank you,well done.
Danny Boy....
Great Rendition of Danny Boy. Arabella
Thank you beautiful Ella, this song means so much to me.
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Thank God I've found this version of "Danny Boy".
The most beautiful I heard of this song.
Ella, you have a true gift. Thank You for allowing us to hear it ...
"from glen to glen and down the mountainside" ;)
Beautiful song, written to the music known as ‘Londonderry Air’ in my home country, Northern Ireland.
Unofficial anthem of Northern Ireland being used in many events but a song and tune we all love dearly. Great cover Ella!
i believe the tune was written by a scotswoman called jane ross
I wonder why you forgot to mention the lyricist.
Written by Fredrick Weatherly, an English lawyer.
My twin 5 year old granddaughters love to go to sleep to this song. So beautifully done ❤
My mam used too sing this song to me when a was little. And I used too sing it too my son when he was a baby. I am now. That I am getting old. It has good memories for me. ❤️
The voice of an angel! The looks of an angel! Good GOD!! Wow @1:42 her highs!! 😘🤌
You just surpassed Celtic Women as my favorite version of this. Beautiful.
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My dream is to see Ella in Celtic Woman!
The seekers still have my favourite. Such a beautiful song filled with tragedy, hope and possibility.
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I SOOO 💕💕 Celtic but I definitely feel the passion and understood this in a new light 🙏🙏🙏🕊️
This was my Papa's song. He'd be very proud of this version. Thank you Ella
My dearest angel Ella, thank you for touching my heart! Please sing forever so I can be at peace. God Bless you!!!
For my Father Sidney who loved this song and for his younger brother Danny. They both went to the Second World War aged 20 and 18 but only my father came home from that war. Thank you Ella my dad would have loved this so much.
Thanks for a beautiful song…. And the Singer. Danny Boy is a well sung song in Ireland… Thank you ❤❤❤
You and your voice are so angelic and beautiful. I hope to see/hear more and more content from you!
I'm crying. This is so beautiful.
Beautiful and classy, much if what is missing in this day and age.
Hi Renee how are you. Greetings from Ireland. Hope you’re safe from Covid. It’s a lovely video. Wish you a good week 😊🙏🌹👍 Michael
Ella - you are one of the most beautiful ladies I have ever seen with an even more beautiful voice. If anyone doubts God, then they need only watch and listen to you sing.
One of the most beautiful voices I have ever heard, ideally suited to Both Scottish and Irish songs .
Danny Boy is an English song
@@georgebarnes8163 And what is your point I know who wrote it, it was Frederic Weatherly
What a stunning performance by red haired Ella.....perfect diction , superb tone,wonderful voice......the best version of this song you will ever hear!
"Danny Boy" is a ballad, written by English songwriter Frederic Weatherly in 1913, and set to the traditional Irish melody of "Londonderry Air".
Weatherly gave the song to the vocalist Elsie Griffin, who made it one of the most popular songs in the new century. .......as I said above,this version by Ella is the best you will ever hear!
The young bright faced Soldiers sit by the fire in a shallow trench talking about green hills of Alba and how she patiently awaits for all her sons to return. They laugh, joke, and dance... Soon, however many of them will be spirits in the clay of the Great War.
Rubbish, total rubbish - zero to do with either 'Alba' or the Not 'Great War'.
Heavily linked with the Great War, but traditionally thought of as an Irish song, not Scottish, so Alba is incorrect.
@@John_Smith. It was an Irish instrumental called Londonderry Air that was put to words by a Scotsman and first sung by a Welshman. An Englishman paid the Scotsman to write the words.
63rd Its an irish song and the video is filmed in the wicklow mountains in ireland
Actually, the origin of this song is from Ulster and it is an air of the Ulster-Scots (In America, they are known as the Scotch-Irish) tradition there.
Thank You Ella, this was my fathers favorite song. He has been gone since 1984 but you have brought some sweet memories of him. Thank You!