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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- This song takes us back when love was true with commitment and obligation that lasted a lifetime. This song is available mt CD 'Silver Threads Among The Gold' which is available on iTunes at: itunes.apple.c... . CDs can be purchased at: tomroush.us
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I'm hooked on Tom's music and singing
I’m 72 and have been married for 45 years. I still think of my husband as the kid I fell for when I was 21 and he was 24.
THANK YOU FOR THIS!
My great grandpa was born in 1880. He used to play the mandolin. I remember him and my great grandma singing this to each other. Now I'm an old man now and I sing it to my sweet heart too.
TRUE LOVE NEVER DIES.
Such a very beautiful song, so full of meaning.
This is beautiful and poignant. I remember my Dad singing it. TY , Tom. You did a beautiful job.
😢😫😩😢Listening to this as my husband of 55 years is taking an afternoon nap. He was barely 18 and I was 16 and remembering how he shuffled to the bathroom this morning made this song REALLY SAD!
Congratulations on having so many years together!
@@sumitsubokamaboku5482 Thank you❤️
@cocacolafiesta is a blessing that you can grow old together
@@Mindzi333 Most definitely I am grateful for this blessing!🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@cocacolafiesta many of the younger generations will never get to experience the commitment and real lasting loving friendships that the older generation lived with their partners. Things were a lot simpler I suppose. Peace and blessings 🙏
Temas maravilhos. maneco - Brasil.
All that experience - and what for ?
One war after another.
Each generation forced into a life of crime and degeneration . . .
Grandma's favourite tune. She loved MRS MILLS honky tonky version.
Orchestrated by GEOFF LOVE.
Always the higher chord of human emotions that win millions of hearts for 2 centuries! Thanks for posting. This song I learnt it from grade school but always come to mind whenever I felt the same emotion, towards friends and families.
One of my g-parents favorite tunes. They were born in the 1800s.
Gone now but this song gets to me whenever I hear it.
Billy the Kid use to perform this song before his outlaw days..........
I first listened to this tune in some Western movies. I don't remember which movie. They used the tune in several movies. And, Lorena, too. I remember that one. It's in The Searchers (1956). Love the old Western movies and songs.
So beautiful. As a couple who has grown older I so appreciate the theme!
Thank you, Sandy!
A particularly moving old tune, well done video using old Daguerreotype photos
Thank You, David!
Beautiful, so beautiful :')
Thank You!
One of Billy the Kid's favorite songs. No kidding!
Correct...he was singing this when he rode out of Lincoln after making his jailbreak in April 1881
And Turkey in the straw
That's true and is what brought me here
lovely song
Thank you, Donald!
lovely words
Miss his .m iss his .music
RIP DADDY 😥💯🌷
Thanks Tom been awhile since visited last. Nice job. I know I can count on you for s true version with today’s technology.
Remind me of Billy The Kid
life is fading
Why didn't people smile in old photographs?
because they had to stay absolutely still for quite a long time. That is why many of the very early photos were of dead people.
@@nbenefiel
Thank you! I imagine it was also an expensive experience too. People saw this as a "serious", very different from how we snap selfies today!
In the old days too ready a smile was considered the deceit of con men or a sign of mental impairment. People wanted to be seen as having firm, reliable character and a stern expression their pictures.
Fuck 'em if they can't take a joke. [The Grim Reaper]
Love the emo - couldn't stop laughing.