This song is not sad but bittersweet. It's important for you and your listeners to recognize that this song was written, performed and aimed at a male audience. Why you should ask? Because men have compassion and tears in them too. You should try Marty Robbins, "My woman, my woman, my wife."
While in Iraq back in 2004, my Soldiers were all talking how nothing could make them cry. I pulled up this song , plus Giddy Up Go and Roses For Momma. They were all blubbering after each song and blubbering so much they all thought of to call their homes and talk to each of their parents. I even called mine too.
As a trucker this song hits home. Godbless all you truckers, you and your family are never alone. Through the wind, rain, sleet and snow, may God be with you every where you go.
I started crying at the intro. This song always gets me. My dad was a trucker and when I had my first Brain Surgery I listened to this song a lot. It means a lot to me. Thank you for keeping it alive.
My dad drove for 20 yrs.had an accident and that's when they found his brain tumor.he died 12/1/05.i drove for 8 yrs then later.but 9/9/09 I had back surgery for a cyst in the spinal column.a while later I got back in the truck again.until Nov of 14.since then I've been in a wheelchair myself.i sure miss the road,sites,and the friends and people I met along the way
Dmont ... You mean Teddy Bear’s Last Ride. I had forgotten there was a second part. Thanks for reminding me! And yeah, it is sad too. Red Sovine does a lot of great songs that are sad like that. I think he has to be the best musical story teller.
The one I heard was sung by someone saying they were the woman who watched over Teddy Bear while his mom worked. She tells the story of what happened afterwards about him dying and what happens next.
I have listened to this song so many times in my life. Always have loved listening to Red Sovine. This song still makes a lump in my throat. Love your reactions to these songs
as a kid i grew up with this 8 Track.. begged Grandma to play it alot.. but as i got older and started a family, this hit me so hard that i cry everytime its played.. my hubby would play it just to see me cry.. id get mad.. but yes the minute it starts i start balling.. and im 53 years old.. good ole Red sovine..
Omg!! I never expected to see this.. this is my childhood memory... my daddy and me listening to the country radio before he had work!! 😪😪 I’m so emotional ha
Me too!! I never expected to see this either. I didn't remember the name of the song. I was about 4 years old when my Dad and I listened to this. I just remembered it was about Teddy Bears and Dad said it was too too sad. Ha!
We all get emotional over this song! Especially the first time! I heard this song when I was a kid. I am now 51yrs old and it still get emotional!! I really like your channel and you! I hope you keep doing this for a long time!
Dang you girl, made me cry on a friday morning...Earned a Sub!!! Haven't heard Ole Red in 40 years, thankyou so much for bringing back memories of my Grand Dad. ♥️🍁🇨🇦😎🇨🇦🍁♥️
One of my first favorite songs when I was 10 yo. We traveled in our motorhome a lot when we were kids. Loved to hear the song come on when we were on the road, watching all the truckers on the road! 45 years later this song still tears me up with great memories
I used to cry myself to sleep listening to this song when I was about 4 or 5 years old back in the 70s. My mom would play this song on the record player over and over until I fell asleep. Good memories of good days long gone. I love you momma and thank you for the memories when I play this song
First time I heard this song. 1976, I was in the Navy and our ship was in Boston for drydock repairs. I had gone to a country bar downtown, being from Colorado I grew up on country. When the song finished I was drinking the saltiest beer I;ve ever had.
I drive truck for a living, and last night in Madison, WI, I had to drive through a snow storm. It is not easy seeing past the flakes with the headlights illuminating them and the oncoming cars lights glaring at ya too. It is easy to get snow hypnotized. May GOD watch over the folks that move America and keep them safe. I love watching your videos, I subscribed today, looking forward to more.
i'm 52 and this song was before my time, but i remember hearing it as a kid and crying and every trucker that drove by our house after that i waved to. that song made me want a CB so i could talk to the truckers
I spent 25 years driving. this stuff and comedy cassettes is what keeped me company. My suggestion would be (it will come back) if you want to do some more old memories of mine.
I am a 63-year-old Vietnam veteran and whenever I hear this song I can't help but get teary-eyed. There is another song about little teddybear that if you can find it, it is just as sad as the first one if I remember rights it's called "Teaddybear's Last Ride."
It is a wonderful song and I cry every time I hear it. Red Sovine is probably one of the greatest story tellers of all time, you have to listen to his other songs they are just as wonderful (Roses for Mama for one, another tear jerker).
Red always managed to get to me, bringing tears to my eyes most of the time! A lot of songs, and even some "simple" movie stories, can really do that too!
My dad always wanted me to hear this song growing up n when I finally heard it with him it’s kinda always been that song that takes me back n think of my .. I hardly ever hear it .. it’s sad but I’m excited to hear it ..♥️♥️
Red Sovine was certainly one of biggest country artists when it came to truckers across this country. He made many songs about truck drivers. However Teddy Bear is one of the most popular. Very touching song. I haven't heard this in a long time. Thank you for sharing .
My dad drove for 32 years. I had fun going with him on the weekends and the summers. He's gone now and sure do miss him. This song was always one of his favorites.
Cb’s were such the greatest thing back in the 70’s. Still today. If you ever get lost, in the middle of know where. If you have No service. Always follow an 18 wheeler. They saved my butt numerous times. All they want to do is get home too. Also. Please give them reign over the road. It’s a lot of weight they are hauling, full or empty.
1970s.. after bedtime, i remember sliding a handheld AM radio under my pillow as a child. tuning in the local southern Mississippi trucker station. and listening to Red and many others.. i've yet to hear this song and not choke up..
I can kinda go with this song now.my dad drove for 20 yrs.died 12/1/05 from a brain tumor.i then started driving March of 06,had back surgery in 09.got back in the truck and ever since Nov of 14 I've been in a wheelchair myself.i sure miss the road,the sights I'd seen,and the people I'd met.and yeah,now I'll probably never get into a truck again.but in my time on the road,I did see,and met one,drivers that were in wheelchairs.1 was paralyzed from waist down,due to an accident.they could be at home being couch potatoes.but they're still out there busting tail yet.hat off to them
I remember when this came out, I was in 4th or 5th grade. There was a big Trucker cultural thing back in the mid to late 1970s. Think "Smokey and the Bandit". This was before Country music became Country Rock.
It’s a sad but happy song. I’ve been listening to Red Sovine since the 70’s and I cry every time I hear this song and I’ve heard it hundreds of times. Red Sovine can tell a story better than anyone I know and he makes you believe it and feel it. Phantom 309 is also a great song by him and also Little Rosa, 18 Wheels a Hummin Home Sweet Home, Roses For Mama, he has a lot of hits but these are a few. ❤
I'm in shock and awe right now all in such a good way! I cannot believe you actually did a reaction to this song and more than impressed with you for doing so. Amazing!
The first time I heard " teady bear " on the radio years ago, I got choaked up.. just watched your reaction, & once again I had tears rolling down my cheeks.. thanks for reminding me of the " teady bear" 💗
When I was a kid, my dad took me to see Red Sovine in concert and I have the album this song is on. I was lucky enough to meet him after the show and he signed the album for me.
My dad was a trucker most of his life. He loved this song and we would listen to it quite frequently. We lost him to cancer 4 months ago, and I can't ever listen to this without bawling.
Anytime I see someone react to this particular song, I watch with giddy anticipation. I truly believe that you have never heard of it and have no idea what it's about and I believe that about everyone who reacts to it. That is what makes it so fun! Buckle up! I haven't actually watched you get to the lyrics yet, but I am excited about this!
I was 5 when this song came out and after 44 years this song still makes me cry. My dad had MD and couldn't walk, then I lost him when I was 7. So this song reminds me of him. It's been a while since I've heard this song so thanks for the memories I had with my dad.
Always made me cry!! So many Truckers with Hearts of Gold to make a Little Crippled boy's Dream come True sadly after his Daddy Passed away!! So very Emotional....
Omg! You got a subscriber just for doing this! Love me some old truckers music! I spent the first part of my life in my dad's truck in the very early 80s. Keep up the great music!
Haven't heard this in years. I was raised by an old trucker in the 6os and 70s. This kind of music was always in the background of my childhood. My dad passed 2 months ago, brought a little tear to my eye.
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If this song doesn't make you choke up, check for a pulse......
you are so right
I am 50 and have never once made it past the first 40 seconds of this song without crying.I cry every single time
This song is not sad but bittersweet. It's important for you and your listeners to recognize that this song was written, performed and aimed at a male audience. Why you should ask? Because men have compassion and tears in them too. You should try Marty Robbins, "My woman, my woman, my wife."
Red Sovine is an excellent story teller. Being that Halloween is right around the corner, look up PHANTOM 309 by Red Sovine.
Yes!
Most definitely
Mike Adams that’s another amazing song love that song.
as i read your comment the time was 309,,freaky,,, remember listening to these on 8 track
There is a second song to finish this story it is a female story teller talking about Teddy bear's last ride.
While in Iraq back in 2004, my Soldiers were all talking how nothing could make them cry. I pulled up this song , plus Giddy Up Go and Roses For Momma. They were all blubbering after each song and blubbering so much they all thought of to call their homes and talk to each of their parents. I even called mine too.
As a truck driver myself, I still tear up every time I hear this song
It hits a little harder when youre driving down a road in the middle of the night.
I've had to pull over a few times when this song comes on
Geddy up Go, Roses for Moma, Little Rosa Just to name a few of Red Sovine's songs
But a warning they are tear jerkers
I love Geddy up go
Oh man....flashbacks👍
The stuff I was raised on.
Giddy up go, Daddy, giddy up go
I forgot that I shouldn't be cutting onions while listening to Red's songs.
As a trucker this song hits home. Godbless all you truckers, you and your family are never alone. Through the wind, rain, sleet and snow, may God be with you every where you go.
Red Sovine always touches me. "Daddy's Girl" has been a favorite.
I started crying at the intro. This song always gets me. My dad was a trucker and when I had my first Brain Surgery I listened to this song a lot. It means a lot to me. Thank you for keeping it alive.
My dad drove for 20 yrs.had an accident and that's when they found his brain tumor.he died 12/1/05.i drove for 8 yrs then later.but 9/9/09 I had back surgery for a cyst in the spinal column.a while later I got back in the truck again.until Nov of 14.since then I've been in a wheelchair myself.i sure miss the road,sites,and the friends and people I met along the way
That song makes me cry everytime. We listened to red sovine as kids when CBs and truckers were awesome.. 70s...
Sad song, but with a happy ending. Makes me cry every time I hear it.
the second part of the song is just as sad to
Dmont ... You mean Teddy Bear’s Last Ride. I had forgotten there was a second part. Thanks for reminding me! And yeah, it is sad too. Red Sovine does a lot of great songs that are sad like that. I think he has to be the best musical story teller.
@All Things Considered ... Definitely.
You should try Teddy Bear's Last Ride. Its sort of a sequel and twice as sad as this one.
Oh great! I would probably jump off a bridge after hearing it.
Yeah but I feel it lacks that something special red deliveres
@Rost Mandzak yeah I cant remember the song but he had one where teddy had miraculously regained his legs and found a homeless dog
The one I heard was sung by someone saying they were the woman who watched over Teddy Bear while his mom worked. She tells the story of what happened afterwards about him dying and what happens next.
@@avrilfan0521 you are wrong.listen to TEDDY BEAR'S LAST RIDE.he dies in that one
I have listened to this song so many times in my life. Always have loved listening to Red Sovine. This song still makes a lump in my throat. Love your reactions to these songs
as a kid i grew up with this 8 Track.. begged Grandma to play it alot.. but as i got older and started a family, this hit me so hard that i cry everytime its played.. my hubby would play it just to see me cry.. id get mad.. but yes the minute it starts i start balling.. and im 53 years old.. good ole Red sovine..
I'm 56 years old and I've heard this song numerous times throughout my life and not one time did it not bring a tear to my eyes.
Omg!! I never expected to see this.. this is my childhood memory... my daddy and me listening to the country radio before he had work!! 😪😪 I’m so emotional ha
Me too!! I never expected to see this either. I didn't remember the name of the song. I was about 4 years old when my Dad and I listened to this. I just remembered it was about Teddy Bears and Dad said it was too too sad. Ha!
I grew up the son of a trucker. This is the only song to ever make me cry. Everytime I hear it I ball my eyes out.
Anyone who doesn't get emotional listening to Red Sovine is the type of person that can kick a puppy and laugh.
Ray Price “For the Good Times” haven’t see a reaction on Ray Price yet. Old guy loves your shows.
Written by Kris Kristopherson.. great song
Red Sovine - Vietnam Deck Of Cards
Beautiful song about his son's experience during the Vietnam War.
Red Sovine has a lot of good story songs like this, like "Giddy Up Go" and "Phantom 309" which I recommend doing a reaction to.
Both of these 100% a must!
I've heard this song more times than I can count. I was around in the mid 70's when it came out (1976 I think) and I get tears everytime.
We all get emotional over this song! Especially the first time! I heard this song when I was a kid. I am now 51yrs old and it still get emotional!! I really like your channel and you! I hope you keep doing this for a long time!
Dang you girl, made me cry on a friday morning...Earned a Sub!!! Haven't heard Ole Red in 40 years, thankyou so much for bringing back memories of my Grand Dad. ♥️🍁🇨🇦😎🇨🇦🍁♥️
I love watching you kids hear the old songs. my dad would listen to this song and I turned 40 yesterday.
One of my first favorite songs when I was 10 yo. We traveled in our motorhome a lot when we were kids.
Loved to hear the song come on when we were on the road, watching all the truckers on the road!
45 years later this song still tears me up with great memories
I used to cry myself to sleep listening to this song when I was about 4 or 5 years old back in the 70s. My mom would play this song on the record player over and over until I fell asleep. Good memories of good days long gone. I love you momma and thank you for the memories when I play this song
Lol,thanks India for reacting to this song,this song makes me tear up every single time I hear it.
First time I heard this song. 1976, I was in the Navy and our ship was in Boston for drydock repairs. I had gone to a country bar downtown, being from Colorado I grew up on country. When the song finished I was drinking the saltiest beer I;ve ever had.
I drive truck for a living, and last night in Madison, WI, I had to drive through a snow storm. It is not easy seeing past the flakes with the headlights illuminating them and the oncoming cars lights glaring at ya too. It is easy to get snow hypnotized. May GOD watch over the folks that move America and keep them safe. I love watching your videos, I subscribed today, looking forward to more.
Super neat you did this one. Red Sovine is actually my friend’s grandpa. I’m always tickled to see people listen to this. ♥️
Oh really now.so did you get to know Red then or was he already gone
I haven't heard this song in decades. It always made me cry when it came on the radio. Great Pick!
i'm 52 and this song was before my time, but i remember hearing it as a kid and crying and every trucker that drove by our house after that i waved to. that song made me want a CB so i could talk to the truckers
Makes me cry every time ... still ....
You need to do “Teddy Bear’s Last Ride.” It completes the story.
* Sobbing *
God damnit man don't do that to our girl she ain't ready 😥
@@thomastaffar8360 you're probably correct. I'm a 52 year old truck driver and I cry every time I hear it.
I fell in love with Red's style growing up in the 60's and 70's. So glad you did one of his songs.
Is what's amazing is that back in those days this really could've been possible ..... Times have sure changed.
I HAD to like this. Just because I've never seen anyone react to Red Sovine. Very cool
Made me tear up too😭
I've listened to Red for over 30 years and this brings me to tears every time. It's been a while since I've heard this one. Thanks for the feels.
You thought that was sad. You should react to "Roses For Mama". I guarantee you'll be bawlin' like a baby by the end. Guarantee.
That one and The Last Goodbye.....
I’ve heard this song probably a hundred times but it still has me blubbering every time.
Red Sovine kinda known for the tear-jerker. Phantom 309, and giddy up go are a couple more
ah! new comer here , this song makes me cry everytime, was a trucker a long time ago, 8 tracks of story tellers was good company
I spent 25 years driving. this stuff and comedy cassettes is what keeped me company.
My suggestion would be (it will come back) if you want to do some more old memories of mine.
I grew up with this song as a kid in New Zealand. Still breaks my heart and gives me hope.
This Classic Country Song always makes me Cry !
I cry everytime !😍♥️😍
I am a 63-year-old Vietnam veteran and whenever I hear this song I can't help but get teary-eyed. There is another song about little teddybear that if you can find it, it is just as sad as the first one if I remember rights it's called "Teaddybear's Last Ride."
It is a wonderful song and I cry every time I hear it. Red Sovine is probably one of the greatest story tellers of all time, you have to listen to his other songs they are just as wonderful (Roses for Mama for one, another tear jerker).
Red always managed to get to me, bringing tears to my eyes most of the time! A lot of songs, and even some "simple" movie stories, can really do that too!
I tear up every time I hear this song.
Real reaction! When you cried you made me cry, beautiful story telling!
My dad always wanted me to hear this song growing up n when I finally heard it with him it’s kinda always been that song that takes me back n think of my .. I hardly ever hear it .. it’s sad but I’m excited to hear it ..♥️♥️
That song always has me in tears.
Every time I hear that song I tear up also, so don't feel alone sweetheart.
My dad loved Red. Red was a master storyteller.
Thank You for reacting to my song request!
Red Sovine was certainly one of biggest country artists when it came to truckers across this country. He made many songs about truck drivers. However Teddy Bear is one of the most popular. Very touching song. I haven't heard this in a long time. Thank you for sharing .
Brings a tear to my eyes every time I hear it
I had totally forgotten about this song. Thank you for the memories, Young Beauty.
He really cried while singing this song I heard
Red Sovine can make you cry, like Giddyup go and Roses for Mama
My dad drove for 32 years. I had fun going with him on the weekends and the summers. He's gone now and sure do miss him. This song was always one of his favorites.
Im so glad you did this!! I love this song.
Great reaction! Always loved this song! Take care! 🎶🎸💞🎷💖
Cb’s were such the greatest thing back in the 70’s. Still today. If you ever get lost, in the middle of know where. If you have No service. Always follow an 18 wheeler. They saved my butt numerous times. All they want to do is get home too. Also. Please give them reign over the road. It’s a lot of weight they are hauling, full or empty.
1970s.. after bedtime, i remember sliding a handheld AM radio under my pillow as a child. tuning in the local southern Mississippi trucker station. and listening to Red and many others.. i've yet to hear this song and not choke up..
Omg Teddy Bear...makes me cry everytime
Always makes me year up no matter how often i hear it
his song, "last goodbye" always brings a tear to my eye, so sad!
Been waiting for this
It's so interesting to see someones reactions to songs I grew up to by someone has never heard them . You have a good personality & thoughtul insight.
I can kinda go with this song now.my dad drove for 20 yrs.died 12/1/05 from a brain tumor.i then started driving March of 06,had back surgery in 09.got back in the truck and ever since Nov of 14 I've been in a wheelchair myself.i sure miss the road,the sights I'd seen,and the people I'd met.and yeah,now I'll probably never get into a truck again.but in my time on the road,I did see,and met one,drivers that were in wheelchairs.1 was paralyzed from waist down,due to an accident.they could be at home being couch potatoes.but they're still out there busting tail yet.hat off to them
I remember when this came out, I was in 4th or 5th grade. There was a big Trucker cultural thing back in the mid to late 1970s. Think "Smokey and the Bandit". This was before Country music became Country Rock.
It’s a sad but happy song. I’ve been listening to Red Sovine since the 70’s and I cry every time I hear this song and I’ve heard it hundreds of times. Red Sovine can tell a story better than anyone I know and he makes you believe it and feel it. Phantom 309 is also a great song by him and also Little Rosa, 18 Wheels a Hummin Home Sweet Home, Roses For Mama, he has a lot of hits but these are a few. ❤
Been listenin to this for years, still brings tears to this grizzled old trucker.
I cry everytime I hear this song. My gpaw was a trucker and loved these old songs.. we lost him 6 years ago.
I cry ever time I listen to this song/story.. 😢
Red Sovine was the king at tear jerker songs. Little Rosa is really a tear jerker.
I requested this. I'm so glad you reacted to it.
Omg I haven’t heard this since I was a kid! (I’m 50) My step dad was a truck driver, so this hit home. Thank You!
My daddy was a truck driver when I was young. I remember when this song came out. It was one of mine and my Daddy’s favorite songs.
I'm in shock and awe right now all in such a good way! I cannot believe you actually did a reaction to this song and more than impressed with you for doing so. Amazing!
I am now 50 years old and my grandfather was a trucker. I remember sitting with him and listening to him play Red Solvine back when I was a kid
The first time I heard " teady bear " on the radio years ago, I got choaked up.. just watched your reaction, & once again I had tears rolling down my cheeks.. thanks for reminding me of the " teady bear" 💗
When I was a kid, my dad took me to see Red Sovine in concert and I have the album this song is on. I was lucky enough to meet him after the show and he signed the album for me.
Red Sovine makes you cry in so many songs. Little Rosa is another one. Whoo I was crying and I know this song.
My dad was a trucker most of his life. He loved this song and we would listen to it quite frequently. We lost him to cancer 4 months ago, and I can't ever listen to this without bawling.
Anytime I see someone react to this particular song, I watch with giddy anticipation. I truly believe that you have never heard of it and have no idea what it's about and I believe that about everyone who reacts to it. That is what makes it so fun! Buckle up! I haven't actually watched you get to the lyrics yet, but I am excited about this!
This is a true tear jerker! I love Red!
What I find amazing is you did a song by Red Sovine. This is old country. it needs love. it was a different era. WOW Girl.
I’ve been listening to this song for 40 years or better and I still tear up every time I hear it! This ain’t even his saddest song.
I was 5 when this song came out and after 44 years this song still makes me cry. My dad had MD and couldn't walk, then I lost him when I was 7. So this song reminds me of him. It's been a while since I've heard this song so thanks for the memories I had with my dad.
This song always brings a tear to my eye. I haven't heard this in a very long time, I actually forgot about it! Thank you for reminding me of this!!!
Always made me cry!! So many Truckers with Hearts of Gold to make a Little Crippled boy's Dream come True sadly after his Daddy Passed away!! So very Emotional....
I agree with mike adams: phantom 309 and bringing Mary home, and our last goodbye. All bittersweet and sad .
Obviously, you have a warm heart.
Omg! You got a subscriber just for doing this! Love me some old truckers music! I spent the first part of my life in my dad's truck in the very early 80s. Keep up the great music!
Haven't heard this in years. I was raised by an old trucker in the 6os and 70s. This kind of music was always in the background of my childhood. My dad passed 2 months ago, brought a little tear to my eye.
Red so one is awesome. Thanks for the critique and the play. God bless you. 😁🙏