My dad used to whistle and sing this when I was growing up. I sat with him and held him the night he passed. I would so very much like to hear him sing it one more time. The time we have is precious use it wisely
Yes, so many of us learned it from our fathers - As it should be! I remember my dad sang this to me when i was a young boy. I lost my oldest brother, his first born, when I was 12 years old, and I don't recall hearing my dad sing it since then... I am performing it solo this St. Patty's Day, and I'll ask someone to record it so I can send it to him - he is now 94. I hope I don't fuck it up...
my father was a singer....boy was he a singer....he could fill the entire church with his booming voice....he sang Danny boy....still missing my dad all these yrs...
My grandfather was an awesome, stand up Irishman. 🍀 the night before he passed, I sat at his bed side and sang this to him, as we used to sing it together and he smiled 💔 I miss you, grandpa 💗🙏🏻🕊
My grandpa was a veteran and he loved this song. It was played on the bagpipes at his funeral six months ago. Thank you for making me feel close to him again ❤️
This is my omas song, she passed right after the new years last year, I was there til the end, for her and my grandpapa, my son asks me to play omas song all the time, brings tears to my eyes every time. Rip oma, we love you
My brother is a traditional Irish Folk musician. One of the things he always said about this song is that as far as any one knows,it is the only Irish tune where a father expresses his love for his son.
THIS HAS TO BE ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS EVER WRITTEN. IT GET'S TO ME EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO IT. IF IT DOESN'T TUG AT YOUR HEART STRINGS, I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU. MY EYES ARE FILLING UP NOW.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My father used to sing this to me when I was a little kid. Then when he spent his last year in a nursing home he sang that to me. I said Dad why are you singing that old song. He said, I love my kids, what can I say.
My father’s best friend was a fine Irish tenor. The two of were cut of the one cloth and it was a singular family treat to be invited as a family to go visit his. The distance was far enough that travelling with a carload of little children, meant that it was at least an overnight visit, or more for a long weekend. Amongst my finest and most treasured childhood memories , is to hear him in my mind’s ear singing Danny Boy with all the energy of his very soul, as he went about his day, with his beloved setter at his side. It’s been a long time since last it was my pleasure to enjoy the household with his music and to hear his parents and in-laws speak Irish together. I hope they’re still enjoying their fine music the other side.❤
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. And take ye with my memory ever smiling Untrodden path, I'll tarry by your side And though you leave behind a silver lining 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.
Thank you for posting those lyrics, 'cuz sometimes the singer's voice is overshadowed by the music. This gets the whole point across quite clearly. Thanks again.
I am from India. Mostly unaware about the back stories and emotions that Irish people have connected to this song. But I just heard it for the first time and could not stop my tears. Such a beautiful song!
This cover by Gentri, I love it too and listen to it very often. It's so beautiful and so uplifting. The other great cover of this that I like is that sung by Celtic Woman.
It is really a heart wrenching story of a father's love for his son. That translates to all cultures. But the thought that a dead father in a grave would be comforted knowing his son has returned and stands on the ground above him... I don't know - that just hits me so hard - I can't help but cry.
@@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo I still remember the first time I heard it. My uncle was killed and the pastor said it during his homily. I was about 5 in 1989 and its been with me to this day.
I don't know if you'll want to know this or not, but the "meaning behind the song" in this video is not true. Frederick Weatherly had a son who died in 1910, years before the war, and his name wasn't Daniel. He starting writing the song months before his son suddenly died.
I am full Irish guy brought up in England and my nan and Grandad use to sing this to me when I was growing up and when I leave this world this song will be my funeral song.
In loving memory of Daniel Frances Price, a young love who was not mine to love, who passed from this life December 14, 2019. Thank you for the gift of friendship and for my dearest friend of my heart, your one true love... We will always remember you, Danny.
When I was 12 my father told me that he wanted this song to be played at his funeral. Although he has not passed, and hopefully has a very long life to live ahead of him, this song makes me cry every time I hear it. You guys did a great job!
Just stunning. My dad and I would sit on the deck in the summer overlooking the water and drink scotch and belt out this song when we were reminiscing about friends and family gone too soon. When he passed and his ashes were spread I sang it alone. I always tear up when I hear it but this rendition made me cry. Tears of grief, happiness at a memory, release from so much stress that the world is in right now from the pandemic, that America is in from D.C., from the hate that holds the country, tears of joy from the pure beauty of their voices. Thank you for this. Tears are needed sometimes, they cleanse the soul. Put everything into perspective. Start a new day with a clean slate.
I myself am german and so didn't crew up with music like this but i, and probably every over person has to accept that the Irish culture is beautiful. This Song is just so full of love and, in my eyes at least what art should be. This is a great work and i am happy that thus could make me cry for persons i didn't know.
My dad loved this song we would sing it together he said reminded him of when he was in Ireland my irish grandmother named him Danny too makes me tear up every time I hear it so beautiful
When I was little, my Dad always would sing this song to me. When he passed, I played this version at his service as a special way of saying goodbye. I miss my Dad terribly. I can't help but cry when I hear this song. Till Valhalla and we see each again Dad.
Much love to all of you around the world and GOD BLESS IRELAND for the mystical beautiful music you have blessed the world with. IT IS STRAIGHT FROM GOD AND IS MAGICAL. To all our people who have passed on, WE HONOR YOU AND WE LOVE YOU. WE WILL MEET AGAIN IN THE NEXT WORLD WHERE THERE IS NO PAIN. MUCH LOVE from Baltimore, Md, USA
We played this for my grandpa when he passed and this is the song that cracks me up😥 but it also makes me happy that he's at rest❤, love you grandpa🎅❤🕊
The most amazing singing of this song! My Aunt sang this in church when her brother, my Uncle Jerry died. I never cried so hard, but this made me cry for awhile more. God Bless our Irish Heritage. I am so grateful for my family..I didn’t understand why the way they were, I understand now as I am the same.
My grandfather would always sing this song. He and I didn't agree on everything but I loved my Papa. This song reminds me of someone who believed in me and loved me no matter what. I cried listening to it.
This version of “Danny Boy” was played at my brother, Danny’s, funeral last September 2021. There wasn’t a dry eye anywhere! Thank you Mr. Weatherly and Gentri for this beautiful song and now a beautiful memory of my brother whenever I hear this!!!
I'm Sorry for your loss. But I am also grateful that you have such a beautiful memory of your brother from this song It sounds like he deserved nothing less than this for a song of remembrance.
My high school choir sang when I was in 10th grade. Being an alto(lower girl part) and singing this song would give me chills every time. When we preformed it for our concert our choir director cried and so did some audience members. It’s really a beautiful song
I heard this song when I learned english and ever since it bring tears to my eyes. I can relate so much to this song. born in germany into the worst war ever seen and moving to australia learning english and discovering it's treasures in speech and song. What a bountiful language it is.
This is a great Song! Even though I'm from Austria, and I've never heard it before! Peace to ALL our Fathers and Grandfathers who fought for their Country! May they Rest in Peace!
It is a beautiful song beatiful voice and overall a really good choice for a cover. And don't forget the scenery. Every Time I hear this i break out in Tears.
No it's not! The tune aka music is a traditional piece of music called Londonderry Air, the lyrics were written by Frederic Weatherly in 1913 in Bath, Somerset for his son. People do actually do this of thing, you know to take an old melody and turn it into something new, Simple Minds from Glasgow in 1989 took the melody of Irish folk song "She Moved Through the Fair" and added their lyrics which became Belfast Child, and that became a massive hit!
I a.m Not Irish, but I know we all had hard Times we may have lost our friends and family... but we have to move on for they Will always be in out hearts...
Here because Russell Crowe recently talked about this song being sang while he walked his mom through the Vatican. It was a song his late father loved. Apparently the choir never practiced this but that day had decided to. I needed to hear it for myself. Very touching song. ❤
This was my dad's favourite and was played at his funeral. This rendition is stunningly beautiful and made me weep. Remembering him on his birthday, today, until we meet again 💙
We are singing this for choir and i’m have been trying to memorize my part for about an hour I have been singing my part with this song and i’m proud to say I know can sing this song.
❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍. My father, a Swede, sang this song for me when I was very young. Can still hear him from above in some way. It,s a lovely song as well.
I buried my father 12 years ago, this song was one of this favorites. He had been a sailor from age 17 back in 1956 all the way up to when he reached the age of 50. He was a very reserved man but the only time i caught him singing was when Danny Boy was playing on the radio. Seeing tears in his eyes i knew it held a very special place in his heart, now i also tear up whenever i hear this very special song. We will see each other again ❤
Being Irish American myself this song really speaks to me and even though it is very sad I think it’s a lovely song and it has powerful lyrics! Also this song makes me think of my grandfather because he loved this song as well🇮🇪👍
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If this masterpiece is not played in my funeral I'm not going
Some things are best arranged in advance❤
Danny Boy was the Recessional Hymn for my Grandpa Ryan's funeral in May, 1986.
My dad used to whistle and sing this when I was growing up. I sat with him and held him the night he passed. I would so very much like to hear him sing it one more time. The time we have is precious use it wisely
My father also used to sing this when I was young. He'll turn 80 this year. I can't imagine a world without him. The thought is paralyzing at times.
Yes, so many of us learned it from our fathers - As it should be! I remember my dad sang this to me when i was a young boy. I lost my oldest brother, his first born, when I was 12 years old, and I don't recall hearing my dad sing it since then... I am performing it solo this St. Patty's Day, and I'll ask someone to record it so I can send it to him - he is now 94. I hope I don't fuck it up...
You'll be fine! You've got this, brother!
my father was a singer....boy was he a singer....he could fill the entire church with his booming voice....he sang Danny boy....still missing my dad all these yrs...
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My grandfather was an awesome, stand up Irishman. 🍀 the night before he passed, I sat at his bed side and sang this to him, as we used to sing it together and he smiled 💔 I miss you, grandpa 💗🙏🏻🕊
that's sad may your grandfather rest in peace😭😢
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whoa. too beautiful.
thank you
My dad has gone.
Tomorrow his granddaughters play this song on violin at his funeral.
It makes me goosebumps.
Thanks for this great song.
I hope you're doing well man. I know it will never be ok, but sometimes you can take solace. Good luck man.
Sorry about ur loss
Very beautiful song. These 3 men do a excellent job singing the song!!
Danny Boy was the Recessional Hymn for my Grandpa Ryan's funeral in May, 1986. Even today, I cry when I sing or even listen to the song.
GOD bless you
My grandpa was a veteran and he loved this song. It was played on the bagpipes at his funeral six months ago. Thank you for making me feel close to him again ❤️
Vets🙏
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It's a good tune
ur grandpa go sky monkey
My grandpa requested and had this song played at his funeral as well. Was amazing
This is my omas song, she passed right after the new years last year, I was there til the end, for her and my grandpapa, my son asks me to play omas song all the time, brings tears to my eyes every time. Rip oma, we love you
In memory of our loved ones who have passed away. They are always there in our hearts.
Love never forgets
My brother is a traditional Irish Folk musician. One of the things he always said about this song is that as far as any one knows,it is the only Irish tune where a father expresses his love for his son.
That's interesting, although it seems like this father son relationship is uncommon in songs in other genres too
Yeah, because the irish fear being considered gay😂
Well Frederic Weatherly was English........
What do ye mean tell me son oy loves 'im? T'aint natural.
That's because all the other songs are about men expressing love for their whiskey bottles.
THIS HAS TO BE ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS EVER WRITTEN. IT GET'S TO ME EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO IT. IF IT DOESN'T TUG AT YOUR HEART STRINGS, I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU. MY EYES ARE FILLING UP NOW.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My father used to sing this to me when I was a little kid. Then when he spent his last year in a nursing home he sang that to me. I said Dad why are you singing that old song. He said, I love my kids, what can I say.
That old song stayed in his heart for many reasons and he knew it! You knew it too!
#bless what a beautiful memory to share.
you're a lucky boy. your dad loves you so much.
Wow. Such a sweet legacy.
stoppit with the onions dan.
My father’s best friend was a fine Irish tenor. The two of were cut of the one cloth and it was a singular family treat to be invited as a family to go visit his. The distance was far enough that travelling with a carload of little children, meant that it was at least an overnight visit, or more for a long weekend.
Amongst my finest and most treasured childhood memories , is to hear him in my mind’s ear singing Danny Boy with all the energy of his very soul, as he went about his day, with his beloved setter at his side.
It’s been a long time since last it was my pleasure to enjoy the household with his music and to hear his parents and in-laws speak Irish together.
I hope they’re still enjoying their fine music the other side.❤
I've been a singer for 50 years, and this song has always been my favorite.
Danny cornin cornin cornin
Don’t tell the homies I cried to this
Secrets safe with us.
@Mocha Mochi Guy , So am I - crying, I mean, and keeping it to myself.
At 'the pipes are calling' I'm crying
Almost same
I cry even when I sing this song to myself, can't help it
My sister sang this for my dad (Daniel Murphy) at his funeral who passed away 2010....RIP dad
These gentlemen sing the most touching and beautiful rendition of "Danny Boy" that I've ever heard.
Really....
Then you haven't heard Johnny Cash, or Jim McCann.
BYU vocal point as well
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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.
And take ye with my memory ever smiling
Untrodden path, I'll tarry by your side
And though you leave behind a silver lining
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.
Thank you for posting those lyrics, 'cuz sometimes the singer's voice is overshadowed by the music. This gets the whole point across quite clearly. Thanks again.
Thanks. Very kind of you.
When my Dad was alive,he used to sing this song.He had a good singing voice. Love this song.
My father died, three month ago. this is one of the songs I would of liked to be play at his funeral. I loved my dad and he will be missed.
Me and my Homies cried to this, what a beautiful song
I am from India. Mostly unaware about the back stories and emotions that Irish people have connected to this song. But I just heard it for the first time and could not stop my tears. Such a beautiful song!
It's an English song.
This cover by Gentri, I love it too and listen to it very often. It's so beautiful and so uplifting. The other great cover of this that I like is that sung by Celtic Woman.
Written by an English man 👍
It is really a heart wrenching story of a father's love for his son. That translates to all cultures. But the thought that a dead father in a grave would be comforted knowing his son has returned and stands on the ground above him... I don't know - that just hits me so hard - I can't help but cry.
🙏Thank you for your comment.
In honor of my great grandma who recently passed away I love you ma may you have arrived in heaven
sad :(
The french horn, the pipes and drums, and the perfect harmony sends the chills.
Remembering my little brother who we lost in May. I miss him so badly. Learning this to sing for him.
My grandmother used to sing this to me. May she have arrived in heaven a half hour before the devil even knew she was dead.
Was she that bad.
I hope not
@@budsy08 I know what it means, i was living in Ireland when they started printing it on tea towels for the tourists.
@ronald tanner not at all
@@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo I still remember the first time I heard it. My uncle was killed and the pastor said it during his homily. I was about 5 in 1989 and its been with me to this day.
This song brings me to tears every time I listen to it. My Dad used to sing it to me and I sill miss him terribly.
My dad used to sing this, we played at his funeral 1988 - aged 48.......a beautiful rendition
Jesus Christ those voices... Thank you so much
Please... Taking the Lord's name in vain!?
I'm singing this song for choir and knowing the meaning behind the song touches my heart so much that I start crying in rehearsal
I don't know if you'll want to know this or not, but the "meaning behind the song" in this video is not true. Frederick Weatherly had a son who died in 1910, years before the war, and his name wasn't Daniel. He starting writing the song months before his son suddenly died.
I am full Irish guy brought up in England and my nan and Grandad use to sing this to me when I was growing up and when I leave this world this song will be my funeral song.
In loving memory of Daniel Frances Price, a young love who was not mine to love, who passed from this life December 14, 2019. Thank you for the gift of friendship and for my dearest friend of my heart, your one true love... We will always remember you, Danny.
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This song would bring my grandfather to tears
It broght me to tears.
Their voices are so beautiful! 😱😳😍
My 79 year old Father fought in Vietnam and I was a Marine, We are McCormicks.
When I was 12 my father told me that he wanted this song to be played at his funeral. Although he has not passed, and hopefully has a very long life to live ahead of him, this song makes me cry every time I hear it. You guys did a great job!
Beautiful melody. I love the version by Emma Sophia and also the Korean version. Such a beautiful song where we can keep in our hearts forever.
Lol
I'm on my way out soon and this is the only thing that I want played at my goodbyes. Gotta be Irish and Scottish to need this.
Just stunning. My dad and I would sit on the deck in the summer overlooking the water and drink scotch and belt out this song when we were reminiscing about friends and family gone too soon. When he passed and his ashes were spread I sang it alone. I always tear up when I hear it but this rendition made me cry. Tears of grief, happiness at a memory, release from so much stress that the world is in right now from the pandemic, that America is in from D.C., from the hate that holds the country, tears of joy from the pure beauty of their voices.
Thank you for this. Tears are needed sometimes, they cleanse the soul. Put everything into perspective. Start a new day with a clean slate.
Thank you for sharing your pain. I have the same pain and sometimes tears just come for no reason. May God help us.
may your dad rest in peace
I love Ireland and Irish people. I’m a retired US soldier and this song is beautiful.
Are you Irish?
@@myrtokaltsidou9679 no I just love their attitude towards life
@@alfredopomales7286 claro, ya lo sé, es una broma 😂
I myself am german and so didn't crew up with music like this but i, and probably every over person has to accept that the Irish culture is beautiful. This Song is just so full of love and, in my eyes at least what art should be. This is a great work and i am happy that thus could make me cry for persons i didn't know.
Mom and Dad in Heaven. They loved this song.
Long live Ireland 🍀💚🍀🇨🇮
My dad loved this song we would sing it together he said reminded him of when he was in Ireland my irish grandmother named him Danny too makes me tear up every time I hear it so beautiful
of everyone who covered this song, you guys are the only ones who actually made me cry :)
Me too. I can’t put into words how emotional this video makes me. Best rendition I’ve seen yet!
My mentor, mi teacher just pass away... this is for you VICTOR ... I WILL REMEMBER YOU FOREVER MY DANY BOY...
This is my grandfather favorite song, he is currently 79 y.o
This song, today, still brings tears to my eyes. This is a beautiful version.
When I was little, my Dad always would sing this song to me. When he passed, I played this version at his service as a special way of saying goodbye. I miss my Dad terribly. I can't help but cry when I hear this song. Till Valhalla and we see each again Dad.
We used to sing this as a family with dad on guitar....a real trip down memory lane...
Much love to all of you around the world and GOD BLESS IRELAND for the mystical beautiful music you have blessed the world with. IT IS STRAIGHT FROM GOD AND IS MAGICAL. To all our people who have passed on, WE HONOR YOU AND WE LOVE YOU. WE WILL MEET AGAIN IN THE NEXT WORLD WHERE THERE IS NO PAIN. MUCH LOVE from Baltimore, Md, USA
It's an English song, but glad you like it.
The greatness of any cover of this song is when the singer hits, I'll be here! .... nails it...
*I was able to go to Ireland last May; what a beautiful country*
We played this for my grandpa when he passed and this is the song that cracks me up😥 but it also makes me happy that he's at rest❤, love you grandpa🎅❤🕊
The most amazing singing of this song! My Aunt sang this in church when her brother, my Uncle Jerry died. I never cried so hard, but this made me cry for awhile more. God Bless our Irish Heritage. I am so grateful for my family..I didn’t understand why the way they were, I understand now as I am the same.
My friend close to me he sang this song and he was from Ireland 🇮🇪 it was beautiful..God bless..
My grandfather would always sing this song. He and I didn't agree on everything but I loved my Papa. This song reminds me of someone who believed in me and loved me no matter what. I cried listening to it.
Beautiful song sung beautifully. A father eternal love for his son.
This was WONDERFUL! Some of us almost cried.
Sometimes I hear this song and cry, and I don't even know why. It is just so emotional it touches something deep inside of me.
Me too😍😍
Greetings from two german who Love Irish folk. One time we fly to ireland and enjoy the irish way of live. Thank you very much for your music ❤️
This version of “Danny Boy” was played at my brother, Danny’s, funeral last September 2021. There wasn’t a dry eye anywhere! Thank you Mr. Weatherly and Gentri for this beautiful song and now a beautiful memory of my brother whenever I hear this!!!
I'm Sorry for your loss. But I am also grateful that you have such a beautiful memory of your brother from this song It sounds like he deserved nothing less than this for a song of remembrance.
we played this at my dad's funeral...it's such a beautiful song and always makes me teary eyed and this is sung sooo beautifully
My high school choir sang when I was in 10th grade. Being an alto(lower girl part) and singing this song would give me chills every time. When we preformed it for our concert our choir director cried and so did some audience members. It’s really a beautiful song
My music class brought me here and now it's one of my favorite songs.
The most timeless song ever written.
🖤🖤🖤
My Father would play this song with his bagpipes ❤😢, I miss him so 😢😭
I heard this song when I learned english and ever since it bring tears to my eyes.
I can relate so much to this song.
born in germany into the worst war ever seen and moving to australia learning english and discovering it's treasures in speech and song.
What a bountiful language it is.
This is a great Song! Even though I'm from Austria, and I've never heard it before! Peace to ALL our Fathers and Grandfathers who fought for their Country!
May they Rest in Peace!
My favorite song of all time and they did it justice
It is a beautiful song beatiful voice and overall a really good choice for a cover.
And don't forget the scenery.
Every Time I hear this i break out in Tears.
Yeah true
You guys can do no wrong. You’ve given this lovely song the tingle factor with your trademark harmonies. Exquisite.
Everyone can do wrong. Don't you know we all sin. But that is why the Lord Jesus Christ died for our sins.
I was NOT prepared for that harmony! My goodness the way your voices sound together is angelic!!
I’ve listened to this many times and it never fails to bring tears to my eyes
I can't get my 2 year old to stop singing this. This is her favorite song ever!!
Sweetest song from Emerald Island, Love the Song and the people.
No it's not! The tune aka music is a traditional piece of music called Londonderry Air, the lyrics were written by Frederic Weatherly in 1913 in Bath, Somerset for his son. People do actually do this of thing, you know to take an old melody and turn it into something new, Simple Minds from Glasgow in 1989 took the melody of Irish folk song "She Moved Through the Fair" and added their lyrics which became Belfast Child, and that became a massive hit!
One of my Irish father's favourite songs. He would sing it. He had a lovely voice. Lovely rendition. Thank you.
This is just what I needed. My family sings this at all funerals and when I hear it I get emotional.
FANTASTIC SONG IM A POLISH AMERICAN I LOVE THIS SONG
I a.m Not Irish, but I know we all had hard Times we may have lost our friends and family... but we have to move on for they Will always be in out hearts...
not to worry, the song is actually English.
Eines der schönsten Lieder für mich. Danke von Herzen
The way this song is done is just absolutely beautiful.
This song always makes me cry. So touching and beautiful. 😭
my mother passed away this week, this was one of her favorite songs of all time, I think you gentlemen did a fantastic version of it.
Irish song provokes deeply sorrowful feeling in my heart...
except the song is English not Irish.
i can only say one word about that ....AMEN. OneLove
This song is truly heartwarming and the cinematography is incredible, Ireland looks like a beautiful, historical place.
The tune/music is Londonderry Air, the lyrics were written in 1913 by an Englishman for his son
Here because Russell Crowe recently talked about this song being sang while he walked his mom through the Vatican. It was a song his late father loved. Apparently the choir never practiced this but that day had decided to. I needed to hear it for myself. Very touching song. ❤
Me 2
This is the best version of Danny Boy I have ever heard. You guys voices are unique. Take care stay healthy and God bless you and your families
This was my dad's favourite and was played at his funeral.
This rendition is stunningly beautiful and made me weep.
Remembering him on his birthday, today, until we meet again 💙
We are singing this for choir and i’m have been trying to memorize my part for about an hour I have been singing my part with this song and i’m proud to say I know can sing this song.
All 17% of my Irish felt that. 💚
I’m singing this in my choir class, and MAN is this song so beautiful!
❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍. My father, a Swede, sang this song for me when I was very young. Can still hear him from above in some way. It,s a lovely song as well.
My granny loved this song and always told me to write her a haunting melody like it. So beautiful!
Beatiful. Thank you 👏🌻🌻🌻
I buried my father 12 years ago, this song was one of this favorites.
He had been a sailor from age 17 back in 1956 all the way up to when he reached the age of 50.
He was a very reserved man but the only time i caught him singing was when Danny Boy was playing on the radio.
Seeing tears in his eyes i knew it held a very special place in his heart, now i also tear up whenever i hear this very special song.
We will see each other again ❤
Allways the best in stereophonic soundtrack throught years, merci beaucoup from Paris France, the very best known version. Merci beaucoup. Emmanuel
I cry my eyes out whenever I hear this song.
Come ye back, my beloved son. I miss you so much.
I was born an Irish MAN and I shall die an IRISH MAN. 🏆💪🥇
Being Irish American myself this song really speaks to me and even though it is very sad I think it’s a lovely song and it has powerful lyrics! Also this song makes me think of my grandfather because he loved this song as well🇮🇪👍
Merci beaucoup for these outstanding moments shared. Merci beaucoup from Paris France
Long live to ireland , from France 🇫🇷
And from the USA💖
RIP Logus Daniel Harrison.
Gone these 13 years. We sang this for you at your funeral like you wanted.
I am north east Indian but I love listening to this song. I literally feel attached to this song, It's Such a beautiful masterpiece.
Love to you guys