I was lucky enough to meet Randy and his lovely wife in 2003, he came to see his mom and his brother. They lived in a small village in Cornwall. He was offered loads of contracts etc. He turned them all down. He suffered from really bad from stage fright. But if you Google some of the most beautiful songs in the world. He wrote so many top hits for people like Dolly Parton and others. Very well loved in the background. He wrote beautiful songs. The man was such a special person, truly lovely and his family. He wrote the song on the steps of a house on the cliffs in Looe, Cornwall. He was persuaded to release it. His nerves were terrible and he chose to write music and songs for others. He did sing for me as a birthday present and got a standing ovation. No body knew who he was, just me and his wife on a karaoke machine. Such a great loss. Thank you if you get to read this. I have amazing memories of them both.
Me too! Forgot about this song but the lyrics were so easy to remember as soon as it began to play! Incredible! Yeah this song had plenty of air play on the radio way back when!
I could forget this song because by the time it was released (1980), I experience the feeling of sorrow and dispair and found a sort of indentification with the song..
Sorry about this, but this song came out around the time that my mom died. I was just released from the hospital for a motorcycle accident I was in, and then I had to clean out my mom's apartment and attend her funeral, so I am crying alot right now, I hadn't heard this song in years, but it haunts me now
Stephanie White I’m so sorry for your loss, sweetie. Don’t ever be sorry. A good cry is all we need sometimes to get us through. God made us that way. Bless you and your lovely mum. 🙏💖🌸
Bless your heart! I think of my mom also. Freak accident took her. She slipped and fell broke both tibia and fibia. The bone severed her leg. She was on blood thinner.💔
@@1645308 you are correct. Randy was my Grandpa's brother and I have always asked why his name was spelt differently. My grandpa said that Randy never liked the way his name was spelled. So he started spelling his last name differently and it stuck. His birth name is actually Randall Edwin Van Wormer.
@@naomivanwormer3424 Escutei está música no Brasil na cidade de Curitiba pela primeira vez no ano de 2000. Não minha senti melancólicas intensas e hoje, depois de 23 anos fico sabendo que o grande Randy morreu jovem . Você se fiz ser seu parente meus pêsames, mas foi uma honra conhece-la e um prazer enorme conversar um pouco com Randy através de você. Querida Naomi fiquei honrado conversar com você. Abraço Querida.
I remember lying on the rear window dashboard behind the back seat where the speakers were mounted, hearing this song come on the radio. Looking at the cars behind us, I must've been four years old. No car seats, no seat belt laws, just danger danger danger.
Oh brought up memories. I too rode in the back window 😁. My favorite was as a preteen we went to Helen Ga. and me and my lil sis sat in those ribbon loungers int he back of a pickup truck.
Yes we were little rebels!!! Imagine we would actually stuff the seat belts into the back of the seat to make room for a couple more kids! We actually survived childhood!!!!
Still hits home and makes me cry. Instead of putting in MY reaction first then editing it after I hear YOUR reaction, I am going to learn how to not be selfish and wait. I am not here to hear my own opinion, I am here to hear yours. This is me waiting. Patiently. I love this song so much. You can hear the words as the music plays, huh? Even when he is not singing. It is a work of art. I never would have thought to request this, but it is so beautiful. Thank you!
This song brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Randy Vanwarmer wrote a number of songs for The Oak Ridge Boys. In 2004, he died of leukemia at the age of 48. In 2007, some of his cremains were sent into space, and again in 2012.
This song is just so beautifully, perfectly heartbroken. It is one of those songs that if you are feeling like your heart is broken when you hear this song you feel a bit better because you don't feel THIS sad. There was another one that did that for me, once upon a heart break... Bluer than blue.
I remember hearing this song when I was on a Girl Scout camping trip back in early 80s. It’s amazing… I remember sitting in the front seat of car next to my mother and looking out the window as we departed campsite…and as this song played…..at about 11 yrs old and almost starting crying. I was so moved by this song… his voice is like an Angel. RIP to Randy as he passed of Leukemia back in early 2000s.
This song was HUGE back in the day. Really good to hear it again, and it sure brings me back to better days in spite of the sadness of the song itself.
Oh I had forgotten about this, I love it . I always wondered why you never hears from him after this song . Bee Gees would have done a great version of this.
Wow.It isn't often that any reactors play something that I had completely forgotten about.Somehow you did it.I don't know how I forgot about this song.I loved it back in the day.Thanks for reminding me an old favorite.
Memory is a funny thing. I had totally forgotten this song and, almost as soon as you started it, the memory kicked in and I remembered all the lyrics.
You searched 1 hit wonders and just randomly picked this. OMG, you're killing me. I literally suggested this and one other for one hit wonders Wed Just a week or two ago. Got me going through all your videos again to find it now. lol
I can't spend all night looking and the ADHD is kicking in. Anyway I want to say the other one was "Lee Michaels - Do You Know What I Mean" Link if interested: th-cam.com/video/POMJao6Rkvs/w-d-xo.html
I love this song. It works on more than one level because it's about both heartbreak and grief. One of my favorite 70s ballads. I love Randy Vanwarmer.
There are some songs you'll swear you've heard way back when but never went out and purchased a record ..and somehow got lost in time...this is one for me......
He has such a lovely voice with such emotion in it. I think anyone like me who has lost someone very much loved relates to this song, I have lost my parents and a younger brother and I couldn't listen to this since until tonight. It has brought me to tears. Thank you for playing it sweetheart. God bless you love hugs and peace Mary-Ellen UK
It's funny. I haven't heard this song in years, but I could sing every word. Beautifully sad. It reminds me of Two Out of Three Ain't Bad.by Meatloaf..
He wasn't a one hit wonder.He was quite the song writer that the Oak Ridge boys, charlie Pride and Michael Jonson sung songs that he wrote. He died of Leukemia in the early 2000s.
I've always loved this song, really beautiful singing. I agree, why didn't he have more beautiful songs and singing like this. A true music lover like you will give everybody an honest listen, regardless of who the artist is or from what era. Too many of today's young people just listen to pop or just rap, what a waste to not open your mind to the great music from the past. From the Big Bands to some of the present, and everything in between, Black, White, Latino, Foreign, i just love good music.
Analog Lipps through a big funkin' amp to really feel it although I have a Schiit preamp that really makes headphones come alive. What do you think of Pseudo Echo's cover? I like it a lot.
'A hidden gem' it certainly is.......Lots of people saying they had forgotten about this song.... Me too...... So glad you reacted to this......Thanks Jovaughn. ❤️
You asked why he couldn't follow this song up ,well Randy was sadly lost to us through lukemia.Dolly Parton did a version but it's not a patch on the origional; I'm not an emotional person but every time I play this song I can't hold back the tears.RIP Randy
He had like 84.something K subscribers when I first started watching...and just _during the time I've been going through the back archives_ , he's already gotten up to 99.k! He's gonna hit 100K by the end of the week (October 10 2020), I bet. :D (I put the exact date because...TH-cam doesn't. So the post makes sense later on. lol)
God bless you for listening to some of these older slower mellow songs… LOL...not everyone’s cup of tea! I can’t get anyone to listen to them with me...lol! That’s what was on our radio growing up and I love hearing them.
One of the most touching things about this song... Over the years I've known a few people who were kids that had a parent abandon their family, and this song was especially impactful to them. So the open-ended structure of the lyrics makes it relevant to more than just a lover leaving.
Whoa! I just took a trip in the wayback machine! Exactly like whoever said they couldn't remember what they had for lunch yesterday but could remember every word of this song from years ago. It"s exactly like that!
Writing this before I listen. Just want to say , I fell in love with this song when it first came out - I was like 12 think. Randy has such a sweet voice and he wore glasses which I loved for some reason( it’s a “thing”) I found it on a Compilation album with some other 70’s artists when I was 16( I don’t have it anymore-melted one summer). I think you will like it.
Also by him: I Guess it Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes. Both of these songs make me long for my mother who died while I was still an infant. Especially the line “sometimes it makes me sad that we never said goodbye.”
I KNOW I was like, "Man, I don't know what happened, but this person must've been REALLY in a hurry to leave if they couldn't even wait for the sky to clear up!" Also don't leave the door open when it's raining. That's just rude.
I listen to classic rock and oldies stations all the time, but I haven't heard this song in probably 30 years or more. Funny how quickly the memory of a song like this can come back to you.
Great choice to kick off One Hit Wonder Wednesday. I remember this song and another OHW released about the same time called "Chevy Van" by Sammy Johns. You might want to check it out.
I was raised in England, I remember this song so well, listening to it on my little red pony radio, Radio Caroline, the rogue radio station out there in the seas somewhere....a pirate station... didn't realize how good my life was back then...❤️❤️❤️❤️
A simple but great song from many years ago. Never thought much about it back then but today it brings me so much comfort. We all go through what this song says.
Randy was fantastic. He also wrote many hit songs for other acts, one of the most famous was "I Guess it Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes", which the Oak Ridge Boys took to the top of the charts. You'll love that one also.
I like this song a lot. I was humming it to myself just before I looked for it on TH-cam... Always one of my favorites... I enjoy listening to you describing the song...
I can’t remember what I had for lunch yesterday, but I can remember every word of these songs from 40-50 years ago. 🤔
Ikr 🤷
It’s weird how age works... I’m exactly the same! 💖🌸☮️
Same here fellow Aquarian
ain't that true, haha
I feel ya sister. Same
I was lucky enough to meet Randy and his lovely wife in 2003, he came to see his mom and his brother. They lived in a small village in Cornwall. He was offered loads of contracts etc. He turned them all down. He suffered from really bad from stage fright. But if you Google some of the most beautiful songs in the world. He wrote so many top hits for people like Dolly Parton and others. Very well loved in the background. He wrote beautiful songs. The man was such a special person, truly lovely and his family. He wrote the song on the steps of a house on the cliffs in Looe, Cornwall. He was persuaded to release it. His nerves were terrible and he chose to write music and songs for others. He did sing for me as a birthday present and got a standing ovation. No body knew who he was, just me and his wife on a karaoke machine. Such a great loss. Thank you if you get to read this. I have amazing memories of them both.
Wow. Forgot this song existed. This song touched a lot of people with his beautiful voice and lyrics.
Same here, had forgotten about it, so many great songs from back then!
Me too! Forgot about this song but the lyrics were so easy to remember as soon as it began to play! Incredible! Yeah this song had plenty of air play on the radio way back when!
I could forget this song because by the time it was released (1980), I experience the feeling of sorrow and dispair and found a sort of indentification with the song..
Wow, haven't heard this in a while. I was singing along.
Sorry about this, but this song came out around the time that my mom died. I was just released from the hospital for a motorcycle accident I was in, and then I had to clean out my mom's apartment and attend her funeral, so I am crying alot right now, I hadn't heard this song in years, but it haunts me now
Sorry for your loss. Music has a unique way of taking us back to both good and bad times.
Stephanie White I’m so sorry for your loss, sweetie. Don’t ever be sorry. A good cry is all we need sometimes to get us through. God made us that way. Bless you and your lovely mum. 🙏💖🌸
Bless your heart! I think of my mom also. Freak accident took her. She slipped and fell broke both tibia and fibia. The bone severed her leg. She was on blood thinner.💔
Michelle Moss I’m so sorry, love. 💔🌸💖
So sorry for your loss
Uncle Randy was such a talented musician. I wish I had a chance to meet him before he passed. I just love this song 😍
Wow are you related to him?
@@athayphom3551 yes. I am
@@naomivanwormer3424 his last name is VanWarmer, it's not spelled the same way you spell yours.....
@@1645308 you are correct. Randy was my Grandpa's brother and I have always asked why his name was spelt differently. My grandpa said that Randy never liked the way his name was spelled. So he started spelling his last name differently and it stuck. His birth name is actually Randall Edwin Van Wormer.
@@naomivanwormer3424 Escutei está música no Brasil na cidade de Curitiba pela primeira vez no ano de 2000. Não minha senti melancólicas intensas e hoje, depois de 23 anos fico sabendo que o grande Randy morreu jovem . Você se fiz ser seu parente meus pêsames, mas foi uma honra conhece-la e um prazer enorme conversar um pouco com Randy através de você. Querida Naomi fiquei honrado conversar com você. Abraço Querida.
WOW! I haven’t heard this for at least 40 years. I still remember every single word. Whoever requested this one, THANK YOU! 💖💖💖
Yep! Me too!
I remember lying on the rear window dashboard behind the back seat where the speakers were mounted, hearing this song come on the radio. Looking at the cars behind us, I must've been four years old. No car seats, no seat belt laws, just danger danger danger.
Oh brought up memories. I too rode in the back window 😁. My favorite was as a preteen we went to Helen Ga. and me and my lil sis sat in those ribbon loungers int he back of a pickup truck.
Just when I needed a seatbelt the most😆
@@dragnetterg8383 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes we were little rebels!!! Imagine we would actually stuff the seat belts into the back of the seat to make room for a couple more kids! We actually survived childhood!!!!
Yes! Riding on the back dash board, back of the truck.. no way possible today- those were the days!
This guy had a beautiful voice and this was a great song that i remembered hearing as teenager.
I feel like I'm 16 years old all over again
This is the most beautiful song ever written about losing a loved one.
Still hits home and makes me cry. Instead of putting in MY reaction first then editing it after I hear YOUR reaction, I am going to learn how to not be selfish and wait. I am not here to hear my own opinion, I am here to hear yours.
This is me waiting.
Patiently. I love this song so much.
You can hear the words as the music plays, huh? Even when he is not singing.
It is a work of art.
I never would have thought to request this, but it is so beautiful.
Thank you!
Yes- well said-❤️🙏🏼
Randy VanWarmer (1955-2004) wrote this song at age 19, believe. It peaked on the Billboard Hot 100 at #4 in 1979.
Listened to this song over and over after my mom passed away 4 years ago.
I'm sorry for your loss. 💜
Same for me. Sorry for your loss 💔
It seems that my Mom left me, just when I needed her most.
Stephen my condolences on the loss of your mom. May she RIP..
sorry for your loss.
This song brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Randy Vanwarmer wrote a number of songs for The Oak Ridge Boys. In 2004, he died of leukemia at the age of 48. In 2007, some of his cremains were sent into space, and again in 2012.
Jossette King
Thanks, very interesting😊
Wow!..our spirit ends up there anyway..in the universe
Oh man, i didn't know that. May he Rest in Peace.
He wanted to be an astronaut as a kid, his ashes were sent with the ashes of a famous star trek actor into space.
This song is just so beautifully, perfectly heartbroken.
It is one of those songs that if you are feeling like your heart is broken when you hear this song you feel a bit better because you don't feel THIS sad. There was another one that did that for me, once upon a heart break... Bluer than blue.
Bluer that blue....great song
Yes!
I love "Bluer Than Blue," but nobody ever reacts to it.
I remember hearing this song when I was on a Girl Scout camping trip back in early 80s. It’s amazing… I remember sitting in the front seat of car next to my mother and looking out the window as we departed campsite…and as this song played…..at about 11 yrs old and almost starting crying. I was so moved by this song… his voice is like an Angel. RIP to Randy as he passed of Leukemia back in early 2000s.
I love that song. Used to hear it a lot growing up.
This song was HUGE back in the day. Really good to hear it again, and it sure brings me back to better days in spite of the sadness of the song itself.
The 70s was back in The day ,,
I'm a sucker for a heartbreak song. And his is a great one.
One of my very favorite songs from the wonderful decade of the 70s!!!!
Oh I had forgotten about this, I love it . I always wondered why you never hears from him after this song . Bee Gees would have done a great version of this.
I saw where Dolly Parton did a cover of this 🤯
Sadly he passed away in 2004.
He reminds me of Shaun Cassidy with 👓 glasses
I haven't heard this in decades, but I still remember all the words. One of the most painful "got dumped" songs in the world!
This makes me cry every time I hear it. The emotion in his voice is so palpable. Beautiful song.
This song rocked my world back in the 80s even before I knew what loss was.
Was soooo good fresh in the 70s ,,
Wow.It isn't often that any reactors play something that I had completely forgotten about.Somehow you did it.I don't know how I forgot about this song.I loved it back in the day.Thanks for reminding me an old favorite.
Memory is a funny thing. I had totally forgotten this song and, almost as soon as you started it, the memory kicked in and I remembered all the lyrics.
Beautiful song! My heart goes out to all the folks who are having difficult memories of loss & grief now. ❤️
I love this song. OMG!! MEMORIES!!!❤❤❤
Randy’s father was killed in a car accident when Randy was 12. I always thought, in some way, he was thinking of his father when he wrote this.
If you like this, try ”On and On” by Stephen Bishop. Nice tune from 1977, big hit then.
That one is so great!
Stephen Bishop is amazing
His voice is relaxing and even though it’s sad, it doesn’t feel sad
You searched 1 hit wonders and just randomly picked this. OMG, you're killing me. I literally suggested this and one other for one hit wonders Wed Just a week or two ago. Got me going through all your videos again to find it now. lol
I can't spend all night looking and the ADHD is kicking in. Anyway I want to say the other one was "Lee Michaels - Do You Know What I Mean" Link if interested: th-cam.com/video/POMJao6Rkvs/w-d-xo.html
I love this song.
It works on more than one level because it's about both heartbreak and grief.
One of my favorite 70s ballads.
I love Randy Vanwarmer.
I knew Randy, and he was one of the nicest people you would ever meet.
There are some songs you'll swear you've heard way back when but never went out and purchased a record ..and somehow got lost in time...this is one for me......
I love this song one of the greatest Ballard's of all time
I never heard this one before..... a real heartbreaker 💔
Beautiful beautiful song from a beautiful beautiful person.xx
He has such a lovely voice with such emotion in it. I think anyone like me who has lost someone very much loved relates to this song, I have lost my parents and a younger brother and I couldn't listen to this since until tonight. It has brought me to tears. Thank you for playing it sweetheart. God bless you love hugs and peace Mary-Ellen UK
It's funny. I haven't heard this song in years, but I could sing every word. Beautifully sad. It reminds me of Two Out of Three Ain't Bad.by Meatloaf..
Favorite '70s one-hit wonder: "Don't Give Up on Us" by David Soul.
I'd call David Soul a two hit wonder. Silver Lady was a pretty big hit too. I'd like him to listen to both.
He wasn't a one hit wonder.He was quite the song writer that the Oak Ridge boys, charlie Pride and Michael Jonson sung songs that he wrote. He died of Leukemia in the early 2000s.
I've always loved this song, really beautiful singing. I agree, why didn't he have more beautiful songs and singing like this. A true music lover like you will give everybody an honest listen, regardless of who the artist is or from what era. Too many of today's young people just listen to pop or just rap, what a waste to not open your mind to the great music from the past. From the Big Bands to some of the present, and everything in between, Black, White, Latino, Foreign, i just love good music.
Haven't heard this in so long ❤️ what a beautiful song 😊 love your channel,love from Ireland ❤️🇨🇮😁
Another great 70s song
Loved it then and still love it now
Such a beautful song, brings back so many memories, thank you Randy for leaving this for us, RIP I know your with the Lord!🙏
A big 70’s hit was “Funky town” by Lipps Inc.
Analog Lipps through a big funkin' amp to really feel it although I have a Schiit preamp that really makes headphones come alive.
What do you think of Pseudo Echo's cover? I like it a lot.
He has already reacted to it
@@marianacaffaro Lol no kidding.
Such a beautiful song...very good lyrics...
I love this song. I miss hearing it.
This song makes me sad but it was a good song I always liked this one. I didn't know who sang this now i do thanks
Dolly Parton also sings this song...does it quite well
Loved this song. Totally forgot it. Such a pure voice.
I love the variety of strings Randy uses in this song. And the orchestral background, too.
'A hidden gem' it certainly is.......Lots of people saying they had forgotten about this song.... Me too...... So glad you reacted to this......Thanks Jovaughn. ❤️
You asked why he couldn't follow this song up ,well Randy was sadly lost to us through lukemia.Dolly Parton did a version but it's not a patch on the origional; I'm not an emotional person but every time I play this song I can't hold back the tears.RIP Randy
Fantastic, beautiful song. RIP, Randy.
I haven’t heard this for years... but I remembered the words. Thanks for posting...
He was known mostly as a songwriter for other artists, but had a big hit with this ballad and a beautiful follow-up called "Your Light".
Love this sad song! Beautiful, sad and haunting…. Love seeing that 80K subscribers! Congratulations! You hard work is showing with the numbers!
He had like 84.something K subscribers when I first started watching...and just _during the time I've been going through the back archives_ , he's already gotten up to 99.k! He's gonna hit 100K by the end of the week (October 10 2020), I bet. :D
(I put the exact date because...TH-cam doesn't. So the post makes sense later on. lol)
One of my favourite songs ever. Thank-you for playing it. 👍❤️
God bless you for listening to some of these older slower mellow songs… LOL...not everyone’s cup of tea! I can’t get anyone to listen to them with me...lol! That’s what was on our radio growing up and I love hearing them.
Beautiful heartfelt song.
One of the most touching things about this song...
Over the years I've known a few people who were kids that had a parent abandon their family, and this song was especially impactful to them.
So the open-ended structure of the lyrics makes it relevant to more than just a lover leaving.
Remember this from school discos. Pretty sad song but Randy has a lovely voice.
Really nice. Back then, a song was trying to say something other than “impulse buy me for $1.99.”
I agree.
Lovely , a really great one hit wonder, these are always some of the best, 🤗🤗🤗.
Whoa! I just took a trip in the wayback machine! Exactly like whoever said they couldn't remember what they had for lunch yesterday but could remember every word of this song from years ago. It"s exactly like that!
Love this song! Great choice. Thanks!
So melancholy..So heartbreaking..Real..And true
I'd love to see him react to Mini Riperton "Lovin' You" lol
Oh that's a good one!
Yuck. Never liked that song. Even as a kid.
I thought Jay did that already? Such beauty in her voice! 💖💖💖👍
just want to see his reaction when she hits that Hiiiii note lol
K C I would like him to make a video about the songs he disliked the most.
Always been one of my favorite 70's tune. Very beautiful song...
Great loved it.
Writing this before I listen. Just want to say , I fell in love with this song when it first came out - I was like 12 think. Randy has such a sweet voice and he wore glasses which I loved for some reason( it’s a “thing”) I found it on a Compilation album with some other 70’s artists when I was 16( I don’t have it anymore-melted one summer). I think you will like it.
Also by him: I Guess it Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes. Both of these songs make me long for my mother who died while I was still an infant. Especially the line “sometimes it makes me sad that we never said goodbye.”
Top tips...If you decide to leave someone, wait for sunny weather and close the door behind you.
I KNOW I was like, "Man, I don't know what happened, but this person must've been REALLY in a hurry to leave if they couldn't even wait for the sky to clear up!"
Also don't leave the door open when it's raining. That's just rude.
When I hear this song, it always brings back a very sad memory, from about thirty years ago. It makes me blue again.
I listen to classic rock and oldies stations all the time, but I haven't heard this song in probably 30 years or more. Funny how quickly the memory of a song like this can come back to you.
This is a great song !
Well remember this one. What a heck of a one hit wonder. Utterly superb, and sublime.
Awesome... really wanna see you react to “Sweet City women” by the stampeders!!!
Great Tune.😍
Great choice to kick off One Hit Wonder Wednesday. I remember this song and another OHW released about the same time called "Chevy Van" by Sammy Johns. You might want to check it out.
I love seeing the young people perspective on these songs...no matter what great songs last forever.. especially when they hit your emotions 😔
Beautiful song.. so much emotion in it. Thank you...never knew who sang it. It brought tears to my eyes 👀
So ready! Beautiful yet sad song! Huge hit!!❤️💛☮️💟✌️
Wow thanks Jay I use to sing this for my mum she loved it have not heard it for so long. So nice ☺☺💖💙💖
I was raised in England, I remember this song so well, listening to it on my little red pony radio, Radio Caroline, the rogue radio station out there in the seas somewhere....a pirate station... didn't realize how good my life was back then...❤️❤️❤️❤️
A simple but great song from many years ago. Never thought much about it back then but today it brings me so much comfort. We all go through what this song says.
I just love the reviews of older songs! I remember this song very well from my childhood. It’s so beautiful.
I use to, still do, love this song!
Randy was fantastic. He also wrote many hit songs for other acts, one of the most famous was "I Guess it Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes", which the Oak Ridge Boys took to the top of the charts. You'll love that one also.
He wrote one for 'Alabama' that went to #1, "I'm in a Hurry (And Don't Know Why)"
You're right the song is very calming it pulls you in
I like this song a lot. I was humming it to myself just before I looked for it on TH-cam... Always one of my favorites... I enjoy listening to you describing the song...
Oh my goodness, great song! It's been such a long time since I've heard it! I'm tearing up! It really is a "hidden gem" of a song
This gets me in my heart ❤️
This is one of my favorite songs. I think it is a masterpiece. Dolly Parton has sang a cover of this song.
Tear jerkin’ heart rippin’ music, 45 on repeat with young love 💔
Yep.... This song has stayed with me since 79.... Thanks for the reaction ❤️
Such an emotional journey!
Powerful song.
Always loved this song, but since my dad died a couple years ago, i cannot listen to this song without my eyes welling up.
This is another really great song from the 70's. I always loved it. :)) Great reaction :)