As a Rocker, I was privileged to have a friend turn me on to John Prine in the late 70's. Changed my way of thinking, and to a degree my way of life. The song Souvenirs really hit me hard; the honesty, simplicity, and sadness of the lyrics haunt me to this day. The guitar playing, ( With Steve Goodman) just flows like a gentle stream, seamlessly intertwined with the singing. I've been very fortunate to have seen him live twice, and what I wouldn't do to go back to those times...
better late than never...if you are lucky to live long enough you can listen to all of his songs !! I hope you listen to them all many many times over and over and then again.
The finest music ever made never was played on the radio my friend. Hoyt Axton, Guy Clark and John Prine never graced mainstream radio but there's no singers/songwriters that are finer.
John Prime --- RIP ---April 7, 2020 --- Nashville, TN, age 73 (same as me). We will all miss you and your music, my friend! Thanks for the fine musical ride!!! Smile, and have a "happy enchilada" or three from me!!!
Great and never wrote a bad song. Maybe the most entertaining songwriter. Dylan,Lightfoot, Townes, Hunter to name a few. But those guys , you really had to be willing to listen more than a few times to " get it" I agree no one made me smile and cry at one concert the way JP did. RIP
I grew up with that old saying...to me it has always meant that we had our mom's name tattooed on our arm (as in the old toast that goes, "here's to the happiest days of my life, spent in the arms of another man's wife...my mother).
One of the most humble, honest, writers ever. John did it all for the love of life and fun music brings... That is why he is looked up to by soooooo many fellow artists. His talents reach the hearts and soul of folks all over the world.....✌💖🎶
LOVE me some John Prine!!! He ain't afraid to tell it like it is. He is one helluva storyteller! A friend of mine turned me onto his music back in the early ' 80s when we were working at a huge plant nursery. In the winter, we would be working in greenhouses that didn't have heat, just plastic covering the plants, so we would break out our flasks of homemade peach or apple brandy to keep us warm & sing John Prine songs at the top of our lungs!! Thank you, Marla for introducing me to John & thank you, John for the awesome music & good times that have come w/it!!!!
3 years ago I was at John Prine gig in Vicar St. Dublin with my 18 year old son. On our way home he said "I have seen all the major rock bands that have played here in recent years. They should have been here tonight to learn how to do a gig."
Been my star for over 38 years! Answered questions, opened my eyes, made me cry and thought I would die but never let me give up cause he answers all my questions! Long live you John from an older Ozark Arkie in 'dem thar hills that has slipped down and over to Nashville and lucky to run into you, but you don't know it, at bars in town on a night out. Forever, do far!
I’m 65 yrs old why haven’t I heard of John Prine until just a couple months ago ? Now retired I’m sitting around thinking man I gotta have some John Prine !
I was fortunate to grow up outside Chicago where John played his first gig while working as a mail deliverer. He and Steve Goodman wrote songs that described our lives as kids growing up in the midwest US during the Vietnam War and Watergate. They both played in our local bars and on college campuses. He was our touchstone and just as he was being rediscovered, we lost him.
I discovered him in 1975 or 76. I've listened to a wide variety of music from a young age, and picking an all time favorite was always something I said I couldn't really do, until recently. Not that I ever stopped listening to it for very long, but I've now revisited JP's music at several stages of my life, and I kind of decided recently that I can say he is probably my all time favorite artist. He is absolutely a treasure. Glad you discovered him. My life would not be as rich without his music.
i had the pleasure of seeing John Prine on his 2004 tour . they were promoting this album . they played all his older stuff n all the stuff from the new album , was hands down they best concert i have ever seen . i have to go to another soon
I feel cheated. I heard Paradise back in early 70s on a blank 8track a buddy of mine had didn't know who the artist was. Then in 2010 I was at work singing it and a coworker said I just love John Prine so that's who sang that song thanks to technology I listen to him everyday can't get enough
Wonderful songs , from another Son of God with his feet on the ground and His eyes in his head and his Heart out for others . Great Human Being making this thoughtful music for us to enjoy . I love it .
Peter Degroot Welcome to the fan club! Woke up this morning and put JP on the y-tube while drinking my morning cup, can’t stop listening and crying while smiling! Gonna be a great day!
This bloke is brilliant and always was ... he exudes decency and "niceness" .... it's him ... he is brilliant in all ways! Love his music and long may he continue to write and play it!
I'm 53 and I remember when I was a kid, my cousin could play guitar and played Dear Abby and Paradise for his father. I thought those songs were so cool. Then when I got to be a teenager, I asked my cousin about those songs and where they came from and that was my real introduction to the greatest songwriter ever.
Been a big fan since I started playing guitar when I was 40. Some 17 yrs ago. John's music just spoke to me . Nobody writes like him. So honest. So aware of his own faults and forgiving of others and so funny. Hoping the best for him and his family, you are so loved by so many you'll never know. Been playing and listening to your stuff all day. Makes us feel better in these troubled times, thanks John, LOVE you!
Wow now MR JOHN PRINE he is one of a kind and so glad to have seen him several times And many years of listening to him Growing up in the 70s and 80s Blessed
I've seen the man several times, here in Portland. The last time was a couple years ago at the Oregon Zoo. Imagine a packed, sold out, standing room only outdoor stadium, hundreds of voices singing along with every song he played. Pure magic.
He came to my hometown a few years ago waaaaay back in the Appalachian mountains. I could tell that he didn't think any of us hillbillies knew his music but when the audience began to sing along with him, I could tell he liked it because he became much more animated and into it.
I first heard him and loved his music in 1971 when I heard Sam Stone. That album was brilliant as was his latest in 2018 and all in between. John wrote that first album of great songs when he was about 23 years old! He is still helping me hold on to my sanity.
Don't get me wrong. I love John Prine and I've never heard a bad song written by him. You obviously have like a lot of people quit Dylan at various times of his career. Prine has songs allot better than this. This song reminds me of Dylan's Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. Just messing around . I don't know you but listen to Rough and Rowdy and Tempest. Dylans last few albums. Sam Stone would be a Prine song as well as many others that can set you back in tears. Prine is a super song writer and enjoys talking to his fans. And will hang out and sign auto graphs and bs after a show. Take the time and really listen to what Dylan is saying especially in his last 2 albums. The guy all but pulled the trigger on the recent Trump incident. He sang of pretty much what happened. The Titanic, the same. He's deep tho as is Prine, but no this song is a fun song even to Prine. Peace
Try and guess what the next line's gonna be. Just when you think what he's gonna say, it's totally different and on the mark and to the point. An American classic and true poet. Glad I've seen him live.
The same thing happened to me. Music is so important to me and I didn't know about John Prine until he passed. How did this happen as I love his music?
Saw him on Nitty Gritty 50 Years..Circlin Back. Paradise...voice was a little scratchy but it was vintage. One of the greatest all time American songwriters/entertainers.
I have loved John Prine and his music right from the time i was a grasshopper😀and to this day i still so enjoy Fond memories of strummin and a pickin nd singing amongst all our favs the one and only Sir John Prine !! Proud to say hes one of my idols 🎈thank u❤😊
Jason is a compliment to the Man,as well as the character on the strat. The lack of me knowing the name,is not meant as disrespect,all blend to become what I consider magic. Thanks,and respect to the group !!
March 31, 2020 Is he still hanging on? Still in the hospital? I just want him to be without pain How ironic that a man who is so absolutely beloved to so many in such an incredibly special way much other than normal regular celebrities. He resides in the hearts and souls of so many people. We feel that we have been in an intimate friendship with him for so many years. We feel that we know him so well and likewise, he knows us a. How else could someone write songs that hit so very close to my (our) heart(s)? But how sadly ironic it is that he is lying in a hospital alone when so many thousands loved him so dearly. Universe, dear Universe please know how much JP is loved and if this awful virus takes him, let him transition knowing the joy and love he brought to this world.
LiZa Sims, Miss LiZa, Elizabeth Kubler Ross was an author/doctor who dealt with terminal patients emotions....up to and including children! Actually having interviewed over 250 children that had near death experiences! Not one of the over 250 wanted to come back here!!!!! How wonderful can it be where we're heading!?😳 I've had numerous Angel encounters in my life that tell me there is something.....after this!? harmonysmiles109@gmail.com if you'd like for me to share those Angelic experiences with you!? ☮️
I was Singing this this morning. Thought I'd Share. I thought I had it all together. Lost it by noon. Tryed to pick it up again. You guessed it. " Crazy As A Loon". I kinda like it. And don't act like you Ain't.
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Another artist that could never be mistaken for any other.
As a Rocker, I was privileged to have a friend turn me on to John Prine in the late 70's. Changed my way of thinking, and to a degree my way of life. The song Souvenirs really hit me hard; the honesty, simplicity, and sadness of the lyrics haunt me to this day. The guitar playing, ( With Steve Goodman) just flows like a gentle stream, seamlessly intertwined with the singing. I've been very fortunate to have seen him live twice, and what I wouldn't do to go back to those times...
John Prine was such a gift to the world!! What wonderful wonderful music! RIP John.
RIP to a legend who brought wisdom and soul to a million human hearts
Amen!
Didn't know he died wish I hadn't read that. I know that's life.
As someone who loves all genres of real music why the hell did it take 41 years to come across such a treasure ? John Prine is the real deal.
better late than never...if you are lucky to live long enough you can listen to all of his songs !! I hope you listen to them all many many times over and over and then again.
I don't know dude I grew up with this music and I'm only 33 but it touches your heart for sure
Indeed he is!
The finest music ever made never was played on the radio my friend. Hoyt Axton, Guy Clark and John Prine never graced mainstream radio but there's no singers/songwriters that are finer.
@@banjo05738 YEA I DO, HE MAKES ME LAUGH, CRY, THINK DEEP AND MOST OF ALL, APPRECIATE LIFE
Been a fan since 72 when I heard paradise and whistle and fish on the radio at the Florida united methodist children's home
Dear God, I knew it was coming. He's been so sick. It hurts every bit as much as expected and more. I love you so, JP. RIP my love.
Such a nice post.
Nice thoughts Darling.
R.I.P -you sang and wrote for ordinary people, we´ll never forget YOU !
Saw John with Todd Snyder in Edmonton years ago. Christmas present from my daughter. Best dam present ever. Miss you John
True originals are very few and very far between...........J Prine is as original as it gets! Gotta love this kind of talent.
Thomas Leyland 😎
so true ,seen him in1980 ,with steve goodman ,was amazing ,never get tired of john
The greatest singer/songwriter ever. PERIOD.
“PERIOD” but why
John Prime --- RIP ---April 7, 2020 --- Nashville, TN, age 73 (same as me). We will all miss you and your music, my friend! Thanks for the fine musical ride!!! Smile, and have a "happy enchilada" or three from me!!!
No argument
Great and never wrote a bad song. Maybe the most entertaining songwriter.
Dylan,Lightfoot, Townes, Hunter to name a few. But those guys , you really had to be willing to listen more than a few times to " get it" I agree no one made me smile and cry at one concert the way JP did. RIP
Here it is 2024 and this song still rings true today
John writes music people can relate to, and makes you feel like it was written for you. Such a cool guy.
Although, I never had a picture of another man's wife tattooed on my arm
Ha! Yea that's pretty ballsy. And stupid.
I always thought it was a picture of an ex wife who is now married to another man, but he got the tattoo when he was married to her.
Thanks for the new perspective.
I grew up with that old saying...to me it has always meant that we had our mom's name tattooed on our arm (as in the old toast that goes, "here's to the happiest days of my life, spent in the arms of another man's wife...my mother).
One of the most humble, honest, writers ever. John did it all for the love of life and fun music brings... That is why he is looked up to by soooooo many fellow artists. His talents reach the hearts and soul of folks all over the world.....✌💖🎶
40 years of driving across the Northwest with my wife and kids enjoying this mans stories put to music,loved every mile
Great music thanks for all your songs john you did so good no wonder bob Dylan said he was one as a great song writer around have a great day
My favorite John Prine song, he will always remain a Master songwriter and singer…. I listen to him daily . I miss him….RIP John
A singing poet❤️🎶 Rest in peace🙏
LOVE me some John Prine!!! He ain't afraid to tell it like it is. He is one helluva storyteller! A friend of mine turned me onto his music back in the early ' 80s when we were working at a huge plant nursery. In the winter, we would be working in greenhouses that didn't have heat, just plastic covering the plants, so we would break out our flasks of homemade peach or apple brandy to keep us warm & sing John Prine songs at the top of our lungs!! Thank you, Marla for introducing me to John & thank you, John for the awesome music & good times that have come w/it!!!!
Holly Hilton sounds like a life well worn and lived like a favorite pair of leather boots
can anyone name the band please
@@eddiekerr11 Dave Jacques on bass, Jason Wilber on guitar and Pat McLaughlin on mandolin.
I got it wrong - Pat McLaughlin is on guitar on this video, and Jason Wilber is on mandolin.
I found the cure for depression and anxiety 50 years ago JOHN PRINE. It still works today.LOVE HIM
A+ John....every song is the best....you are missed....
since 1973, he has been so important to my sanity. thank you john for helping me survive thus far into 2019
My introduction to one of the greatest songwriters of all time. RIP. God bless family
3 years ago I was at John Prine gig in Vicar St. Dublin with my 18 year old son. On our way home he said "I have seen all the major rock bands that have played here in recent years. They should have been here tonight to learn how to do a gig."
that's a wise young man you got there Mr Cunningham...
Jim Cunningham maith an fear
JP is back at Vicar St in August. Tickets purchased. Third JP concert this year - Belfast, London, Dublin
Marcia Thomason every concert is his best. He's John Prine what. r. u. crazy as a loon?
Been my star for over 38 years! Answered questions, opened my eyes, made me cry and thought I would die but never let me give up cause he answers all my questions! Long live you John from an older Ozark Arkie in 'dem thar hills that has slipped down and over to Nashville and lucky to run into you, but you don't know it, at bars in town on a night out. Forever, do far!
The solitude that comes with being a mail carrier is good for the creative spirit. A paragon of songwriting. Thanks John.
cow milking too - 200 head at 4am the milk parlor had a chalk board in it one end. It got used a lot. :)
Love John Prine. He will definitely go straight to Heaven.
Hope we all do Peggy. Maybe someone will be playing "the frying pan"
I’m 65 yrs old why haven’t I heard of John Prine until just a couple months ago ? Now retired I’m sitting around thinking man I gotta have some John Prine !
I was fortunate to grow up outside Chicago where John played his first gig while working as a mail deliverer. He and Steve Goodman wrote songs that described our lives as kids growing up in the midwest US during the Vietnam War and Watergate. They both played in our local bars and on college campuses. He was our touchstone and just as he was being rediscovered, we lost him.
I am fortunate...saw him May 25, 2019 in Madison.... phenomenal
I was in Nashville New Years 2020 - heard John and Kurt Vile sing this. The best.
Prine ain't just a National Treasure. He's a WORLD TREASURE !
I discovered him in 1975 or 76. I've listened to a wide variety of music from a young age, and picking an all time favorite was always something I said I couldn't really do, until recently. Not that I ever stopped listening to it for very long, but I've now revisited JP's music at several stages of my life, and I kind of decided recently that I can say he is probably my all time favorite artist. He is absolutely a treasure. Glad you discovered him. My life would not be as rich without his music.
I met John in 1980 via my now husband. We fell in love listening to him and Guy Clark..Hope they have this music in Heaven
lynda walls I'm sure they do I lovve them plus others like them too
Guy Clarke is great
lynda walls Oh if they don't I'm not goin
lynda walls wwww
My two favs also friend great choice
i had the pleasure of seeing John Prine on his 2004 tour . they were promoting this album . they played all his older stuff n all the stuff from the new album , was hands down they best concert i have ever seen . i have to go to another soon
he will never see this----but I love him
every time I listen to anything he sings I cry
I know exactly what you mean. He gets under your skin, and goes right for the heart. Thankfully, he makes us laugh too.
Just discovering
And my God where TF have I been?
Solid Gold!
I feel cheated. I heard Paradise back in early 70s on a blank 8track a buddy of mine had didn't know who the artist was. Then in 2010 I was at work singing it and a coworker said I just love John Prine so that's who sang that song thanks to technology I listen to him everyday can't get enough
"Hello in There". oh holy flowing tears batman!!
Best video on You Tube .... My new favorite song .... RIP ... God Speed .. Thank you for your music !!!!
What an absolutely incredible song. Can't stop hitting repeat!
Been listening to this storyteller since 83...when I was 13! National treasure.
After yesterday's insanity at the capitol, this song is bringing me some sanity today.
He's very definitely been growing on me. He deserves a lot more fame than he's gotten so far.
I'm now 55 and just discovered Mr Prine - what a find - loving all his humour and skills
Wonderful songs , from another Son of God with his feet on the ground and His eyes in his head and his Heart out for others . Great Human Being making this thoughtful music for us to enjoy . I love it .
Why I never heard from John Prine before. I am listening to his songs everyday now. AWSOME
Peter Degroot Welcome to the fan club! Woke up this morning and put JP on the y-tube while drinking my morning cup, can’t stop listening and crying while smiling! Gonna be a great day!
@@kriswright1022 I feel the same and greetings from the Netherlands
This bloke is brilliant and always was ... he exudes decency and "niceness" .... it's him ... he is brilliant in all ways! Love his music and long may he continue to write and play it!
John is exactly as you might imagine in real life.
John Prince been listening to for years and I can't believe how much I love him and will miss
Saw John Prine and Nancy Griffith together in Houston many years ago, what a great show!
John Prine is a treasure....
Reminds me always of my late husband. Thank him still for introducing to Mr. Prine. American songwriter...
I'm 53 and I remember when I was a kid, my cousin could play guitar and played Dear Abby and Paradise for his father. I thought those songs were so cool. Then when I got to be a teenager, I asked my cousin about those songs and where they came from and that was my real introduction to the greatest songwriter ever.
Been a big fan since I started playing guitar when I was 40. Some 17 yrs ago. John's music just spoke to me . Nobody writes like him. So honest. So aware of his own faults and forgiving of others and so funny. Hoping the best for him and his family, you are so loved by so many you'll never know. Been playing and listening to your stuff all day. Makes us feel better in these troubled times, thanks John, LOVE you!
It's been said that Prine is Dylan's favorite. That's enough for me.
Me too!!!! Two of my four favorites, along with Jerry Jeff Walker and Mark Knopfler
and Kristofferson....
Ronnie John Lennon said the same thing. He put John Prine above all others. That’s saying something. 😍
Hooo!
roger waters of pink floyd is a big fan ,
Wow now MR JOHN PRINE he is one of a kind and so glad to have seen him several times And many years of listening to him Growing up in the 70s and 80s Blessed
A laid-back, understatedsong and performance, a truly great song and performer.
john prine & steve godman will always be in my heart & mind music ,lyrics ,honesty
Add...John Hartford..for the trifecta!
I AM MY OWN GRANDPA!!!! hahahaha
I saw him perform several times, always enchanted!❤️
Only 4 times for me 😕 I have been loving this guy since the mid 70's
Ugh, heartbreaking... We have lost John Prine. 🥺💔😞
Greg Halvorson yup we always lose the best of the best. Let us just remember him and respect . I Love You JOHN PRINE Have fun in heaven
Greg Halvorson a month later and it still hurts
@@danespup -- no doubt, Bill, he was one of a kind.
And I love the guitar playing of that guitar player.
Once again Prine rules,shows how it's done how you present a well written song and how you work the audience.
i have a dvd he put out wish i had more of him was good will miss him
I've seen the man several times, here in Portland. The last time was a couple years ago at the Oregon Zoo. Imagine a packed, sold out, standing room only outdoor stadium, hundreds of voices singing along with every song he played. Pure magic.
+Nathan Tompkins Paints a nice picture. Would have loved to have been there.
I would've loved to see that one as well. Saw Dan Hicks there in '80 something.
Nathan Tompkin
He came to my hometown a few years ago waaaaay back in the Appalachian mountains. I could tell that he didn't think any of us hillbillies knew his music but when the audience began to sing along with him, I could tell he liked it because he became much more animated and into it.
I remember seeing Prine in 1968 at an outdoor concert in San Marcos Texas...almost 50 years ago... damn!
I first heard him and loved his music in 1971 when I heard Sam Stone. That album was brilliant as was his latest in 2018 and all in between. John wrote that first album of great songs when he was about 23 years old! He is still helping me hold on to my sanity.
i will throw this song up against any Dylan song.
Don't get me wrong. I love John Prine and I've never heard a bad song written by him. You obviously have like a lot of people quit Dylan at various times of his career. Prine has songs allot better than this. This song reminds me of Dylan's Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum. Just messing around . I don't know you but listen to Rough and Rowdy and Tempest. Dylans last few albums. Sam Stone would be a Prine song as well as many others that can set you back in tears.
Prine is a super song writer and enjoys talking to his fans. And will hang out and sign auto graphs and bs after a show.
Take the time and really listen to what Dylan is saying especially in his last 2 albums. The guy all but pulled the trigger on the recent Trump incident. He sang of pretty much what happened. The Titanic, the same. He's deep tho as is Prine, but no this song is a fun song even to Prine.
Peace
the love of my life since 1972 and he doesnt even know me
LiZa Sims -_- somebody can't be the love of your life if they dont know you. Like wtf
mitch p not gonna argue with you mitch. appreciate your opinion. we're all different
Not looking for an argument. Just informing you lol.
mitch p i feel sorry for you mitch
Josh McDevitt awwww Josh, thanks bud. xo
Good bye dear John. It has come time to go and we will miss you greatly. Thank you for your gift of music.
John prine was one of the best concert I’ve seen
We have been following We have been following John Prine
Since 1972. Have seen him at various times and in various settings since then
Got to see John at the Palms in October, 2015 with Kris Kristofferson. Great show.
Try and guess what the next line's gonna be. Just when you think what he's gonna say, it's totally different and on the mark and to the point. An American classic and true poet. Glad I've seen him live.
The same thing happened to me. Music is so important to me and I didn't know about John Prine until he passed. How did this happen as I love his music?
Learned of John Prine in 2008, I just love a great artist and Prine is one of the best.
I still remember seeing Joh in a Habs hockey shirt during his draft dodging days in Canada ... I love the fact that he appreciates Canada so much
Hank Sr, Willie, Haggard, and
JOHN PRINE.
What incredible lyrics.
What beautiful poetry.
Saw him in Galway a few weeks ago. As good as ever.Looking forward to seeing another genius, Chris Smither, in 2 weeks time.
John Prine... one hell of a singer songwriter! So many songs that I can relate to.! Thanks John!
My lifes anthem. Thanks John its still right when you sing it.
You have to listen to this entire song to hear the beauty. Patience is your reward ❤
Saw him on Nitty Gritty 50 Years..Circlin Back. Paradise...voice was a little scratchy but it was vintage. One of the greatest all time American songwriters/entertainers.
Hope u get better your music is a part of my world never could thank u enough for that ❤️❤️❤️
Best version I could find on the Web .... thoroughly enjoying playing along with John & the band.
Thank you John for everything . ! .
Pretty soon my life got sadder, than any country song. Genuis
Great job guys! There are about 1.1 million too few likes on this video.
Sing on forever, John............you are truly standing in the hallowed halls of the greats.......God bless you..R I P
Great musicians. Hey Marty. We hope you and Connie are well.
Joe and Sharon
I have loved John Prine and his music right from the time i was a grasshopper😀and to this day i still so enjoy
Fond memories of strummin and a pickin nd singing amongst all our favs the one and only Sir John Prine !! Proud to say hes one of my idols 🎈thank u❤😊
Jason is a compliment to the Man,as well as the character on the strat. The lack of me knowing the name,is not meant as disrespect,all blend to become what I consider magic. Thanks,and respect to the group !!
That's a Telecaster. :-)
RIP John. Damn man. Sorry to see you go.
loved John Prine since '71
last concert I saw was John Prine!
So sorry for the loss of a great friend.
one man, one song, just made the world a better place. thnx john
Thanks Dad for introducing me at a young age
I think this is one of Mr. Prines better songs. I love the line "I got hired that morning downsized that afternoon..."
John is the finest talent we will ever see. RIP
Yes it will Thank God that He is Around Rest in Peace John Ya will be Missed but Never Forgotten
March 31, 2020 Is he still hanging on?
Still in the hospital?
I just want him to be without pain
How ironic that a man who is so absolutely beloved to so many in such an incredibly special way much other than normal regular celebrities. He resides in the hearts and souls of so many people. We feel that we have been in an intimate friendship with him for so many years. We feel that we know him so well and likewise, he knows us a. How else could someone write songs that hit so very close to my (our) heart(s)? But how sadly ironic it is that he is lying in a hospital alone when so many thousands loved him so dearly. Universe, dear Universe please know how much JP is loved and if this awful virus takes him, let him transition knowing the joy and love he brought to this world.
LiZa Sims So bitterly and harshly sad and painful. “Sam Stone was alone on the day he died.”
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John is being bathed by the Angels chior!!!!!
@@frankkahler1431 thank you
@@derkaderka4017 I thank you
LiZa Sims, Miss LiZa, Elizabeth Kubler Ross was an author/doctor who dealt with terminal patients emotions....up to and including children! Actually having interviewed over 250 children that had near death experiences! Not one of the over 250 wanted to come back here!!!!! How wonderful can it be where we're heading!?😳 I've had numerous Angel encounters in my life that tell me there is something.....after this!? harmonysmiles109@gmail.com if you'd like for me to share those Angelic experiences with you!? ☮️
Born in 1990 and John prime is my go to, talk about talent
I was Singing this this morning. Thought I'd Share. I thought I had it all together. Lost it by noon. Tryed to pick it up again. You guessed it. " Crazy As A Loon". I kinda like it. And don't act like you Ain't.
Rest in Peace John. You will be missed
The world has made me crazy ,
crazy as a loon....
JOHN PRINE.... gotta love him!
In a class of one. Thx John, I'm a better person because of you.
I like listening to good music, it doesn’t get gooder than this.
WOW -BRILLIANT POETRY/MUSIC. AUTHENTIC AND ORIGINAL AMERICAN!
this fellow sure has a lot of class. Even at our age he still has it. What's his secret, why such charisma?