A back story to this...after this performance he walked off stage and Ricky Skaggs said it was a great performance and Craig told him he was glad he liked it because he would never be able to sing that song live again. Ricky told him he had to sing it...that people needed to hear it...and he took that to heart and has performed it live ever since.
Then Blake Shelton posted it everywhere telling people to check it out. After Craig recorded it he sent it to Blake to get his opinion cause they’re real good friends.
I can't believe I have never heard this song until today. I lost my 19 year old son to fentanyl 18 months ago. Then I lost my mind and nearly everything else since. No one seemed to understand why I seemed to be self-destructing. Now, thanks to Craig Morgan, I know that the loss of a child can not be understood by any that hasn't gone through it. God bless Mr Morgan for the courage to put this out. I finally have hope to move forward.
Britt. A little about Craig. He served in the US Army for 17 years. I believe the last 7 or 8 as a combat medic. When he got out he did a number of different jobs to support his family, and finally got to a place where he felt his music could be what he did full time. He has done very well for himself in that regard. As to the kind of guy he is, one day he was driving home and happened upon a house fire. The Fire Dept. hadn't gotten there yet and he stopped to see if he could help. He was told there were people inside still, and he went in and carried out 2 (My memory is that they were kids, but not certain). Then when the FD arrived he pulled a hoseline and helped put out the fire. He and his family own a lake house. Kind of a getaway place. Well his son, who was 19 at the time, had gone to the lake with a couple friends for a weekend. The day they were due to drive back to town they decided to spend a little time tubing before they left. Something happened during the tubing and his son drowned. He wrote the song because that is how songwriters deal with their feelings. After his performance on the Opry, he swore he could never do it again. With encouragement from Ricky Skaggs and Craig's buddy Blake Shelton he continued to perform it. You really should watch the video even if you don't react to it. For more of Craig's music you should try "That's what I love about Sunday" and also "This ain't nothing". Do yourself a favor Britt. Watch the videos. Peace right back at you.
He is such a dear, genuine, kind man! Another song I'd like to add to the two great songs that you've listed by Craig is "Almost Home". It touches me in so many ways!
His son hit his head on apart of his friends head or a specific part of his body that knocked his son unconscious and drowned but he hit his head on something... Craig speaks on it on the show with celebrities in the woods I'm sure u can find it by looking up Craig Morgan reality tv show in woods idk just a guess but it's a great show it plays the song and that's how I found out about everything
My husband died when he was 46. I was 41 and our sons 18 and 9. Nine years later my oldest son died, so our family was half of what it used to be. You absentmindedly set the table for all sometimes, or buy their favorite snacks while grocery shopping. Even after all this time one gets transported back to relive the loss. Not every day, but during a song like this, or randomly. My son wrote beautiful lyrics when he was about 35 or so, about his experience as a 9 and 18 yr old… being told.
I sobbed when I heard this, and still do every time I hear it. Yet I still listen because I feel if he can put the emotion into this true story, I can help carry the burden with him, even though he has no clue I do.
I’ve watched a lot of people that review all types of songs. You fine lady really get & understand peoples voices into happiness and joy or story telling and you always give great words to describe and you felt this. I’m maybe not a fan of country but this got me. Thank you for putting this on cause I would have never heard or watched. As a parent my kids will always be my kids and thank the lord I still have them and love.
Just an unbelievable performance. Amazing and heartfelt song. Excellent tribute to his son… such a sad song but it carries on that legacy. Craig Morgan is awesome! Also recommend “How You Make a Man” by him.
I lost my daughter 12-29-22 and this song has been a blessing to me. It makes me believe that I am not the only going through the pain of losing your child. This song makes me think I may get through it. Your reaction was pure and I really appreciate it. Thank you.
Wow, that was like being punched in the gut listening to him sing that song. How he gets that out and doesn't break down crying is beyond me. That was beautiful.
I lost my brother in 1990. He was 20 at that time. I saw the pain my parents went through. My pops would suffer dementia later on in life, but up until the end, when he saw one of us kids, "Are you ok?". My dad was always close to us, but I think after Jeff was killed, this protection went even deeper. Even as dementia was claiming his mind, the one thing it held on to was his kids being ok. In the song, it shows the mom even more distraught, same happened to my mom who is 90, tough old farm girl still drives, tends her flower beds. Talks to us kids daily. She had a support group at church and us to help her through it, but, until this day 32 years later he has a hard time looking at Jeff's picture. Dad was the king of the castle, but mom rules it . This song brings me back to the day my brother was killed in that car accident on Sept 02, 1990. Beautiful song.
Thanks so much for this reaction. I grew up with him & his family such an awesome family. He lost his son to a lake accident and it's so hard for him to perform this song. 😢 again thanks girl!!! ❤️❤️#creeksquad
The strength it took Craig to stand up and sing that song is incredible. His son passed and it crushed this man not long before this appearance . I can't watch it without breaking down . I can't fathom the strength it took
Thank you for reacting to his beautiful song about his deep loss. I recommend you watch the video, probably privately, for your own appreciation of this emotional work of Art. May those suffering from loss find comfort, solace and healing 🙏
Craig has written so many heartfelt songs and they have depth. Let him take you to church with a more upbeat song, What I Love About Sunday. If you want to cry again, watch the Grand Ole Opry performance with Craig Morgan and Jelly Roll singing Craig's song Almost Home as a duet.
So sorry Coleen! Twins have a really strong connection.I have a friend who is a twin,and she can feel when something is wrong with her sister from 100's of miles away.She will call,and ask ,What's wrong? She is spot on every time.
Thank you for your words. This is the actual1st performance of this song and it was supposed to be the last. He didn't feel strong enough to keep doing it. His friends in country music plead with him to record it for those who've had a loss. Thank God he did.
Beautifully-expressed reaction Britt. In fact, the most powerfully honest reaction I've seen. Music has such power to evoke any and all human emotion, and never any more so than when the artist is telling their own story., and it's a sad one. I'm very impressed that, without knowing in advance that this man was doing just that, you were able to feel the rawness and confidently assert that we're listening to a true first person story. Btw, tears are a beautiful reaction when they're caused by heartfelt emotion. Love your work. x
Thank you for reacting to this. My 22 y/o son took his life and I'll never be whole again, but this song, I envy him for his trust and faith in the Lord!
Jennifer,I am so incredibly sorry for your loss.My brother was hit by a car and killed when he was 13.My father has been so angry with God,and it's been 50 years ago.As a mom I can't imagine your pain.We want God to fix it.The thing is,though,that He created us with free will.That's why it's so hard to understand somebody else's choices,ugh...God loves you so much,and I pray that you can lean in on Him and get gradual healing.Like this song says,I won't completely heal till I go home.
I just came across your channel and I’m so glad I did. Your reaction was real and you are absolutely beautiful. This song is definitely difficult to get through without being moved to tears. It’s a reminder to not take anything for granted and treasure those we love while we have them in our lives. I’ll definitely be watching more of your reactions. ❤❤
Whew Britt..this one hits so deep. My son and I lost his mom when he was 3. I grieved, he grieved, my family grieved, but nobody grieved as hard and as long as her mother. The fact that Craig can grt through this song in this performance just shows his son was right there with him holding him up. Also Im sorry to hear about your sibling. I hope your family found peace eventually.
It took so much strength for him to sing that song. I can't imagine the pain he went through. I'm unable to have children, but i can't even begin to imagine going through something like that.
I've seen the official video but the most poignant version to me is his performance on the Kelly Clarkson Show. Blake Shelton and Ricky Skaggs played a huge role in helping Craig to take this song to the top. I truly believe this song helps people heal. ❤
Craigs performance of this song on Kelly Clarksons show, hits you deep in the chest. As a father who lost a daughter, I could feel his pain deeper, than I had since her passing.
This song kills me every time I hear it. I have lost both parents, the love of my life, & 6 of my nine siblings. The only way I can cope with these losses is that I know I will see them again. I have also lost 5 Fur Babies, I don't have any 2-legged children, so they were my Babies.
I completely 6the loss of your fur babies!!! Psychiatrists have said that losing a pet is worse than losing a human, bc they give you nothing but unconditional love...
I have not been through as much as you but I have lost my parents and 4 dogs. Fortunately I was able to be with all four dogs as they passed, all while looking them in the eyes and expressing the gratitude for having spent time with them. It was very peaceful but still wears on me to this day.
I’ve loved Craig Morgan for a long time. He wrote the song and showed it to Blake Shelton who told him he needed to sing it at The Grand Ole Opry. Craig truly believed he would not be able to sing that song alive ever again. God bless him and and his family. 🕊️
Im bawling my eyes out, ugly crying watching your reaction. Just watched your other reaction where you shared about your sister passing. I lost my younger brother when he was 20 and I was 22 in a motorcycle accident. Worst thing that ever happened in my life and even though I'm 33 now it feels like it wasn't that long ago. This song makes me think of my brother and every time I listen to it I grieve along with Craig. This is probably the most powerful, emotional, real, grieving a loved one songs out there. Other songs that remind me of my brother are "Say Something" A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera, "I Drive Your Truck" Lee Brice, "Who You'd Be Today" Kenny Chesney, and "See You There" Joey Feek of Joey + Rory, very sad story behind that song. Joey is singing the song about the loss of her brother (same name as my brother, Justin) in a car accident in 1994 but then later she too passed away in 2016 from a battle with cervical cancer.
I have to take a deep breath every time I listen to this song. It makes me think of how my mom must have felt when I was in the hospital for almost a year where some days I could have died.
You are so right. You can feel his grief and agonizing pain over the loss of his son. He's only sang it publicly a few times because it takes everything in him to sing it and get through it without puking or passing out. He talks about it in an interview. His heart was racing like crazy just talking about it in the interview. I know his pain because our 14 year old granddaughter died two years ago. I still can't take about her without my heart racing and my throat closing up because of the knot in it. Blessings!
Graig Morgan is an amazing man! Look up his life. He’s always giving. This was his adopted son. Graig loved him so much. No papers needed for him to love his son!!! God bless Graig and his family!!!
Truly, the loss of a child leaves a empty hole in ones life that can never be filled until one is parted from this cruel world and reunited on the other side of the veil. Btw: I'm Teri using my husbands account. Thank you for covering this song God bless you and your family, friends and followers. Stay safe folks.
I relate to this song not because of losing a child, but because my wife passed away almost 3 years ago. Like the song says, I'm still broken and grieve every day. There's no complete healing except in Heaven, where we will meet again.
I tear up every time I hear this song. I came close to losing my son when he was 2 and 18 years later I still have nightmares. I can't imagine how people deal with the loss of a child. Craig is amazing. "That's what I love about Sunday" and "This ain't nothing are 2 you need to hear...btw love the honesty that comes thru in your reactions
Please call him right now,and tell him that you were listening to this and it reminded you of the time you almost lost him,and how precious he is to you! On a comical note,good luck trying to get a 20 year old to pick up the phone.All mine do is text...💞😘
@Maryann Turton my son and I are extremely close. He never doesn't pick up my call. As odd as it may seem, he always says I love you before he gets of the phone with me. I raised him alone and he respects that I have always been there
As a father that lost a son in 2001 when he was 16 1/2 to an auto accident I can certainty relate to the song and Craig's loss. After 22 years I still grieve and wear the pain like a heavy coat... we should never out live our children. On my bad days I listen to this song (and others) and know, unfortunately, that he and I share something in common. But I know without a shadow of a doubt that I will see my son again one day... because of our faith and trust in Christ. I think your reaction to this song was absolutely beautiful and very touching... thank you!
One of the nicest down to earth real people I've ever met. He is one of my fav singers of all time. Puts all his heart and soul into every song every time.
Great reaction! I cried so hard again! I lost my parents young and I do believe! I know I will be with them again! This song is so beautifully tragic and a fathers love but spirituality and figuratively!!
So touching totally from the depth of his soul. Any loss is hard but you are not suppose to have to bury your child. Many prayers for those that have to do that.
My sister and brother in law lost thier youngest boy at 16 to "C" and having to watch them as well as the entire family go through that loss (we have had loss in the family before but not like that) THIS song helped them very much. Craig Morgan never intended to release this song and never intended to perform it live and I am so very thankful he did.
You did an amazing job with that reaction. You are so good at doing this, you really pay attention to the songs, the words... and your thoughts are wonderful on them.
I watch a lot of reactions because I like to see people react to x they haven't but just a couple of the hundreds I have watched make me feel that they are 100% authentic and you are one of and I love that about you
This song just breaks my heart. I really appreciate you sharing your faith in Jesus Christ. The world needs more people to share there faith. God bless.
Beautiful reaction. I truly admire an artist that can use their art, to not only work through their own grief, but help others, too. Toby Mac went through something similar and wrote 21 Years, it's a is very moving song.
Brit this one hit me hard. I do appreciate this. I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've heard this song. I too watched my parents go through losing a child. I was the oldest of 3. I was 11 when we lost the 7yr old baby. My folks were living in a backslidden condition with their relationship with God. With her passing the only thing that kept them going was the promise of seeing her again. I watched my folks get on fire for God and have been devoted to service for over 40 years now. My dad is a singer but not a song writer. He did write one similar to this but only was able to sing it twice. He said he could never sing it again. From my perspective watching my parents cope I can't imagine how a lost parent handles the pain. Praise the Lord for strength and mercy. Bless you and your channel
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A back story to this...after this performance he walked off stage and Ricky Skaggs said it was a great performance and Craig told him he was glad he liked it because he would never be able to sing that song live again. Ricky told him he had to sing it...that people needed to hear it...and he took that to heart and has performed it live ever since.
Came to say the same thing. Bless you
Ricky is right , thank you Craig.....
He has another song called This ain't nothing that is a very special song. Please react to it when you have a chance.
Then Blake Shelton posted it everywhere telling people to check it out. After Craig recorded it he sent it to Blake to get his opinion cause they’re real good friends.
I can't believe I have never heard this song until today.
I lost my 19 year old son to fentanyl 18 months ago.
Then I lost my mind and nearly everything else since.
No one seemed to understand why I seemed to be self-destructing.
Now, thanks to Craig Morgan, I know that the loss of a child can not be understood by any that hasn't gone through it.
God bless Mr Morgan for the courage to put this out.
I finally have hope to move forward.
Britt. A little about Craig. He served in the US Army for 17 years. I believe the last 7 or 8 as a combat medic. When he got out he did a number of different jobs to support his family, and finally got to a place where he felt his music could be what he did full time. He has done very well for himself in that regard. As to the kind of guy he is, one day he was driving home and happened upon a house fire. The Fire Dept. hadn't gotten there yet and he stopped to see if he could help. He was told there were people inside still, and he went in and carried out 2 (My memory is that they were kids, but not certain). Then when the FD arrived he pulled a hoseline and helped put out the fire. He and his family own a lake house. Kind of a getaway place. Well his son, who was 19 at the time, had gone to the lake with a couple friends for a weekend. The day they were due to drive back to town they decided to spend a little time tubing before they left. Something happened during the tubing and his son drowned. He wrote the song because that is how songwriters deal with their feelings. After his performance on the Opry, he swore he could never do it again. With encouragement from Ricky Skaggs and Craig's buddy Blake Shelton he continued to perform it. You really should watch the video even if you don't react to it. For more of Craig's music you should try "That's what I love about Sunday" and also "This ain't nothing". Do yourself a favor Britt. Watch the videos. Peace right back at you.
He is such a dear, genuine, kind man! Another song I'd like to add to the two great songs that you've listed by Craig is "Almost Home". It touches me in so many ways!
He's a precious man. My favorite upbeat and fun song is "International Harvester"
Nice story did not know all of that about him!
lol
His son hit his head on apart of his friends head or a specific part of his body that knocked his son unconscious and drowned but he hit his head on something... Craig speaks on it on the show with celebrities in the woods I'm sure u can find it by looking up Craig Morgan reality tv show in woods idk just a guess but it's a great show it plays the song and that's how I found out about everything
Craig’s son, Jerry age 19, died in a tubing accident. The chorus came to Craig in his sleep. He credits the Holy Ghost.
I can definitely see why. It is such a powerful song. Like Tears in Heaven. There are not many songs dealing with this specific type of grief.
Damn
They adopted Jerry also
I came here to say that. Thank you.
"I won't completely heal til I go home" broke me, thank you for your review!
My husband died when he was 46. I was 41 and our sons 18 and 9. Nine years later my oldest son died, so our family was half of what it used to be. You absentmindedly set the table for all sometimes, or buy their favorite snacks while grocery shopping. Even after all this time one gets transported back to relive the loss. Not every day, but during a song like this, or randomly. My son wrote beautiful lyrics when he was about 35 or so, about his experience as a 9 and 18 yr old… being told.
I have so much thank for all are military members
RIP to your Son and Hubby......you'll meet up again ,someday..............
Craig is am amazing songwriter, vocalist. He’s a War Veteran, a Christian…a Great Guy! Let Craig take you to Church:
What I Love About Sunday
As a father who has lost a son, this song tears me up every time. Beautiful reaction.
sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine!
I'm so sorry for your huge loss
I sobbed when I heard this, and still do every time I hear it. Yet I still listen because I feel if he can put the emotion into this true story, I can help carry the burden with him, even though he has no clue I do.
This did actually happen to him. This song is incredibly hard for him to perform.
This tears me up every time I hear this. It is true. He lost his son. 😢🙏
I’ve watched a lot of people that review all types of songs. You fine lady really get & understand peoples voices into happiness and joy or story telling and you always give great words to describe and you felt this. I’m maybe not a fan of country but this got me. Thank you for putting this on cause I would have never heard or watched. As a parent my kids will always be my kids and thank the lord I still have them and love.
Just an unbelievable performance. Amazing and heartfelt song. Excellent tribute to his son… such a sad song but it carries on that legacy. Craig Morgan is awesome! Also recommend “How You Make a Man” by him.
I lost my daughter 12-29-22 and this song has been a blessing to me. It makes me believe that I am not the only going through the pain of losing your child. This song makes me think I may get through it. Your reaction was pure and I really appreciate it. Thank you.
Wow, that was like being punched in the gut listening to him sing that song. How he gets that out and doesn't break down crying is beyond me. That was beautiful.
You should watch him perform this live on the Kelly Clarkston show...He actually kinda breaks down at the end.....so powerful and heart wrenching
I lost my brother in 1990. He was 20 at that time. I saw the pain my parents went through. My pops would suffer dementia later on in life, but up until the end, when he saw one of us kids, "Are you ok?". My dad was always close to us, but I think after Jeff was killed, this protection went even deeper. Even as dementia was claiming his mind, the one thing it held on to was his kids being ok. In the song, it shows the mom even more distraught, same happened to my mom who is 90, tough old farm girl still drives, tends her flower beds. Talks to us kids daily. She had a support group at church and us to help her through it, but, until this day 32 years later he has a hard time looking at Jeff's picture. Dad was the king of the castle, but mom rules it . This song brings me back to the day my brother was killed in that car accident on Sept 02, 1990. Beautiful song.
I don't know how you can sing while you are that emotional. It has to be a gift.
Thanks so much for this reaction. I grew up with him & his family such an awesome family. He lost his son to a lake accident and it's so hard for him to perform this song. 😢 again thanks girl!!! ❤️❤️#creeksquad
The strength it took Craig to stand up and sing that song is incredible. His son passed and it crushed this man not long before this appearance . I can't watch it without breaking down . I can't fathom the strength it took
I can't believe he can sing this song without breaking.
Thank you for reacting to his beautiful song about his deep loss. I recommend you watch the video, probably privately, for your own appreciation of this emotional work of Art. May those suffering from loss find comfort, solace and healing 🙏
Craig has written so many heartfelt songs and they have depth. Let him take you to church with a more upbeat song, What I Love About Sunday. If you want to cry again, watch the Grand Ole Opry performance with Craig Morgan and Jelly Roll singing Craig's song Almost Home as a duet.
Powerful. In tears. First time hearing this song. Thanks for the very authentic and heartfelt reaction!!
May God richly bless you Britt.
Craig Morgan has many good songs, he doesn't get the recognition he deserves
I cannot imagined the loss of a child! 🙏I lost my twin sister when we were 12 and some days it still feels like yesterday! 💜
Colleen, as a twin myself, my heart broke reading your comment. I will hug my sister for you ❤️
@@missypitts4135 Ohh thank you!! 💜 How thoughtful, love and prayers 🙏
So sorry Coleen! Twins have a really strong connection.I have a friend who is a twin,and she can feel when something is wrong with her sister from 100's of miles away.She will call,and ask ,What's wrong? She is spot on every time.
Thank you for your words. This is the actual1st performance of this song and it was supposed to be the last. He didn't feel strong enough to keep doing it. His friends in country music plead with him to record it for those who've had a loss. Thank God he did.
Beautifully-expressed reaction Britt. In fact, the most powerfully honest reaction I've seen. Music has such power to evoke any and all human emotion, and never any more so than when the artist is telling their own story., and it's a sad one. I'm very impressed that, without knowing in advance that this man was doing just that, you were able to feel the rawness and confidently assert that we're listening to a true first person story. Btw, tears are a beautiful reaction when they're caused by heartfelt emotion. Love your work. x
Thank you for reacting to this. My 22 y/o son took his life and I'll never be whole again, but this song, I envy him for his trust and faith in the Lord!
Jennifer,I am so incredibly sorry for your loss.My brother was hit by a car and killed when he was 13.My father has been so angry with God,and it's been 50 years ago.As a mom I can't imagine your pain.We want God to fix it.The thing is,though,that He created us with free will.That's why it's so hard to understand somebody else's choices,ugh...God loves you so much,and I pray that you can lean in on Him and get gradual healing.Like this song says,I won't completely heal till I go home.
Craig Morgan (earlier) That’s what I love about Sunday”
Absolutely love Craig Morgan....
I just came across your channel and I’m so glad I did. Your reaction was real and you are absolutely beautiful. This song is definitely difficult to get through without being moved to tears. It’s a reminder to not take anything for granted and treasure those we love while we have them in our lives. I’ll definitely be watching more of your reactions. ❤❤
Whew Britt..this one hits so deep. My son and I lost his mom when he was 3. I grieved, he grieved, my family grieved, but nobody grieved as hard and as long as her mother. The fact that Craig can grt through this song in this performance just shows his son was right there with him holding him up. Also Im sorry to hear about your sibling. I hope your family found peace eventually.
So sorry for your loss. I too know how that feels. Sending a hug. What an emotional performance.❤
It’s a true story. Son killed in a boating accident. He’s so humbled while singing this song.
My daughter died ten years ago. It still hurts. I still get up and sit on my porch with a cup of coffee and talk to her.
It took so much strength for him to sing that song. I can't imagine the pain he went through. I'm unable to have children, but i can't even begin to imagine going through something like that.
The most beautifully, sad, tragic song. So beautiful. God bless Craig Morgan.
I've seen the official video but the most poignant version to me is his performance on the Kelly Clarkson Show. Blake Shelton and Ricky Skaggs played a huge role in helping Craig to take this song to the top. I truly believe this song helps people heal. ❤
Craigs performance of this song on Kelly Clarksons show, hits you deep in the chest. As a father who lost a daughter, I could feel his pain deeper, than I had since her passing.
This song kills me every time I hear it. I have lost both parents, the love of my life, & 6 of my nine siblings. The only way I can cope with these losses is that I know I will see them again. I have also lost 5 Fur Babies, I don't have any 2-legged children, so they were my Babies.
I completely 6the loss of your fur babies!!! Psychiatrists have said that losing a pet is worse than losing a human, bc they give you nothing but unconditional love...
I have not been through as much as you but I have lost my parents and 4 dogs. Fortunately I was able to be with all four dogs as they passed, all while looking them in the eyes and expressing the gratitude for having spent time with them. It was very peaceful but still wears on me to this day.
His performance of this song on the Kelly Clarkson show was powerful. He almost couldn’t finish singing the song
It's the same with this performance, you can see and hear his pain. Even his crew was watching him, knowing what this song is about.
I’ve loved Craig Morgan for a long time. He wrote the song and showed it to Blake Shelton who told him he needed to sing it at The Grand Ole Opry. Craig truly believed he would not be able to sing that song alive ever again. God bless him and and his family. 🕊️
55 years ago my brother did not make it home from VIETNAM he was 20years old I was 9years old 🌹WE WILL NEVER FORGET 🌹🙏GOD BLESS 🙏.
Im bawling my eyes out, ugly crying watching your reaction. Just watched your other reaction where you shared about your sister passing. I lost my younger brother when he was 20 and I was 22 in a motorcycle accident. Worst thing that ever happened in my life and even though I'm 33 now it feels like it wasn't that long ago. This song makes me think of my brother and every time I listen to it I grieve along with Craig. This is probably the most powerful, emotional, real, grieving a loved one songs out there. Other songs that remind me of my brother are "Say Something" A Great Big World & Christina Aguilera, "I Drive Your Truck" Lee Brice, "Who You'd Be Today" Kenny Chesney, and "See You There" Joey Feek of Joey + Rory, very sad story behind that song. Joey is singing the song about the loss of her brother (same name as my brother, Justin) in a car accident in 1994 but then later she too passed away in 2016 from a battle with cervical cancer.
I have to take a deep breath every time I listen to this song. It makes me think of how my mom must have felt when I was in the hospital for almost a year where some days I could have died.
You are so right. You can feel his grief and agonizing pain over the loss of his son. He's only sang it publicly a few times because it takes everything in him to sing it and get through it without puking or passing out. He talks about it in an interview. His heart was racing like crazy just talking about it in the interview. I know his pain because our 14 year old granddaughter died two years ago. I still can't take about her without my heart racing and my throat closing up because of the knot in it.
Blessings!
Life is so lifey, God is so incomprehensibly good, kind, and Loving.
This is a new rabbit hole for you! Check out "That's What I Love About Sundays" or "This Ain't Nothing".
Being a father of a grown son, this is the hardest song I have ever listened to. I can't imagine his grief, and I don't want to ever understand it.
Thank you for your reaction. This is what people are looking for, a real emotional reaction. As a Father who has lost a child, this is important.
Graig Morgan is an amazing man! Look up his life. He’s always giving. This was his adopted son. Graig loved him so much. No papers needed for him to love his son!!! God bless Graig and his family!!!
Truly, the loss of a child leaves a empty hole in ones life that can never be filled until one is parted from this cruel world and reunited on the other side of the veil. Btw: I'm Teri using my husbands account. Thank you for covering this song God bless you and your family, friends and followers. Stay safe folks.
True raw emotions. Much respect and it’s not a weakness. Thank you.
I’m never not moved to tears listening to this. I pray for Craig and his family.
Thank you for reacting to this song..Jesus lives!
The best of music, the best of country - and the most authetic performance - just so incredible
My heart breaks OVER N OVER again everytime I listen to this song. RIP my mom❤
Craig's music career started after he retired from the US Army as a Ranger his first single was What I Love About Sunday that went to #1
This song makes me cry like a baby every time I hear it.
Thank you Britt, our reactions are sincere and you are real... In a world of fabricated characters your a breath of fresh air.......
I relate to this song not because of losing a child, but because my wife passed away almost 3 years ago. Like the song says, I'm still broken and grieve every day. There's no complete healing except in Heaven, where we will meet again.
What I love about Sunday shows another side of him
You are an amazing reactor. Thank You for being true and showing your raw emotion when reacting to songs.
Beautiful reaction. Single father. Follower of our savior. Thank you for this.
I tear up every time I hear this song. I came close to losing my son when he was 2 and 18 years later I still have nightmares. I can't imagine how people deal with the loss of a child. Craig is amazing. "That's what I love about Sunday" and "This ain't nothing are 2 you need to hear...btw love the honesty that comes thru in your reactions
Please call him right now,and tell him that you were listening to this and it reminded you of the time you almost lost him,and how precious he is to you! On a comical note,good luck trying to get a 20 year old to pick up the phone.All mine do is text...💞😘
@Maryann Turton my son and I are extremely close. He never doesn't pick up my call. As odd as it may seem, he always says I love you before he gets of the phone with me. I raised him alone and he respects that I have always been there
@@Jdwray12 That's great!What a wonderful blessing to have such a close relationship with your son!💞
As a father that lost a son in 2001 when he was 16 1/2 to an auto accident I can certainty relate to the song and Craig's loss. After 22 years I still grieve and wear the pain like a heavy coat... we should never out live our children. On my bad days I listen to this song (and others) and know, unfortunately, that he and I share something in common. But I know without a shadow of a doubt that I will see my son again one day... because of our faith and trust in Christ. I think your reaction to this song was absolutely beautiful and very touching... thank you!
I've heard this some dozens of times but I still get chills when bee belts out THE HOLY GHOST part... Every Time
Sounds like a passionate father. I hadn't heard of him before, so this time you introduced me to someone. Peace, Love!!
I lost a newborn son when he was 6 hours old. That was 16 years ago but the pain is still raw. It’s a pain that you never get over it.
Craig has another great song, "Almost Home" that will get you right in the feels!!
What a powerful song!
One of the nicest down to earth real people I've ever met. He is one of my fav singers of all time. Puts all his heart and soul into every song every time.
I am proud to have you as my sister in Christ.
Great reaction! I cried so hard again! I lost my parents young and I do believe! I know I will be with them again! This song is so beautifully tragic and a fathers love but spirituality and figuratively!!
So touching totally from the depth of his soul. Any loss is hard but you are not suppose to have to bury your child. Many prayers for those that have to do that.
Amazing strength! I lost my 17 yr old Nephew in 2016 followed by my Dad soon after. We will all be together again 1 day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I. Cry. Every. Time. I. Hear. This. Song.
Me too Jim. Absolutely heartbreaking
GOD bless you...63 year old former marine...and parent...from s.c
My sister and brother in law lost thier youngest boy at 16 to "C" and having to watch them as well as the entire family go through that loss (we have had loss in the family before but not like that) THIS song helped them very much. Craig Morgan never intended to release this song and never intended to perform it live and I am so very thankful he did.
His song Almost Home is a Real life situation he wrote about also. Craig Morgan has Beautiful Music.
What I Love About Sunday is another Great Song by Craig Morgan
OMG - I'm crying along with you. That was beautiful and intensely sad but so moving. Thanks for reacting
This song touches my heart every time I hear it yeah amazing and so is he . And yes I give God all the praise, honor and Glory 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing your faith. So many people need to see the hope of grace!!!
He lost his son at 19 years old and it crushed him but he knows he is going to see him again God bless you Craig 🙏 ❤️
You did an amazing job with that reaction. You are so good at doing this, you really pay attention to the songs, the words... and your thoughts are wonderful on them.
What a beautiful, real and touching reaction you did..
Beautiful to see people with feelings..
I loved it
I am a huge Craig Morgan Fan and this song is so awesome but sad at the same time. I love Craig Morgans love for God and I love him
Beautiful reaction Beautiful Heart Beautiful tribute by Craig perfect all around thank you for your Reaction
Thank you for the heartfelt reaction. Your reactions especially towards the Lord are a testament to the light he has given ypu. Thank you
Well done Your Grace. Your Angelic face…….pulled my heart out. All the best to you.
So beautiful raw and real ❤ I believe he felt he was pushed by God to help others heal from grief . An amazing man
I watch a lot of reactions because I like to see people react to x they haven't but just a couple of the hundreds I have watched make me feel that they are 100% authentic and you are one of and I love that about you
Bless you and your family. Thank you for sharing - your sister lives through you. We feel the love.
This song just breaks my heart. I really appreciate you sharing your faith in Jesus Christ. The world needs more people to share there faith. God bless.
I love love love these emotional reactions. Just the realness is so overwhelming. James blunt "monsters" is another good one you need to hear.
Beautiful reaction. I truly admire an artist that can use their art, to not only work through their own grief, but help others, too. Toby Mac went through something similar and wrote 21 Years, it's a is very moving song.
I served in the same division as Craig Morgan, years later of course. He's, in my opinion, one of the best narrative singers-writers.
My son is in Craigs band,he really a genuine hero.All band members are also great people.
Brit this one hit me hard. I do appreciate this. I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've heard this song. I too watched my parents go through losing a child. I was the oldest of 3. I was 11 when we lost the 7yr old baby. My folks were living in a backslidden condition with their relationship with God. With her passing the only thing that kept them going was the promise of seeing her again. I watched my folks get on fire for God and have been devoted to service for over 40 years now. My dad is a singer but not a song writer. He did write one similar to this but only was able to sing it twice. He said he could never sing it again. From my perspective watching my parents cope I can't imagine how a lost parent handles the pain. Praise the Lord for strength and mercy. Bless you and your channel
Love your heartfelt reaction...Peace