I know Ashley, you will most likely not see this. My dad passed with dementia in 2019, he asked me to remember him and told me it was going to be okay and patted my hand the day before he passed when he saw me crying. You have no idea how much this song has meant to me but I thank you for putting into song my heart and soul and letting me know that I'm not alone. And the for embarassing bawling of a 30 year old guy that nobody sees, Thank you.
I lost my dad to dementia in 2019 as well. Going to see Ashley in a few months, it'll be quite an experience if she plays this. The film they made (I'll Be Me) was incredibly moving to watch and one that so many of us could relate to.
My wife Peggy was going through hospice because of cancer in a Rehab hospital about 4.5 years ago. I was playing Maggie May for her on my phone and started crying. She patted my hand and was more worried about me than her dying from esophageal cancer. She passed about 4 days later. As she took her last breath I told her, it's ok to leave, I'll see you again, I promise. Amazing what life throws at you.
@@jamesedwards2237 my condolances brother. The people who havent experienced what we have will never know how precious life is. It has mellowed me a lot. I went to the graveside last night and shared some memories with our family. The pain was still there but is gradually being replaced by peace with it and focusing on appreciating the time I actually had rather than wishing for more.
Ashley, first of all the song is excellent. Well done!! Thank you! Secondly, I believe your Dad has done something far greater than Elvis or Beatles, because he came to Jesus when he met your mommy, and he showed the world how Jesus changed his life and brought him salvation and peace. His example has touched so many, not just with a great career and killer songs, but he preached the gospel with his life, and that is truley eternal. It has effected me personally, and he will continue to be used by God to show that no matter how fameous or wealthy or loved you are, God is greater, and His treasures far more than this world can offer. I love him, and you, and your whole family, and share yiur grief at this time. God bless you honey.
Keep coming back to hear this beautiful song over the years. Everything about it is wonderful from the lyrics to the vocals, melody, visuals, musicians, just a great video! It has a sweet message, a good feeling and is just an excellent performance.
I watched her sing this song to old time bands, the Gatlin Brothers, etc., she had them in tears, Glen had a lot of friends in music, he was a legend but a good guy too, the disease did a lot to him and changed him, in life he never acted like that, he was a gentle man.Ashley did a great job on this song, she can sing like a bird, she did herself and her daddy proud, with this very touching song, I loved it.
So sweet, and written before Glen died. I'm dealing with my daddy not remembering. I have to remember for him. Remind him to use his walker. Remind him to eat. Remind him to check on mommy. It's such a blessing to have your folks in their 80's.
I like your acoustic version that you did. This song really reminds me of my own dad, when he had already be diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer. He asked me if I could go for a walk with him, so I went. We went around the block and he stopped, he told me that he didn’t think he could make it back home and I was worried. I looked around to see if there was a home that I could go to and ask to call an ambulance. He told me that he could make it. We went home and that was the last time that I ever walked with my dad. He passed away on September 30, 2009, I lost my best friend. This song helps me remember him, he was the best dad ever.
Thank you Jesus for giving us Glen Campbell. May Glen rest in Your arms forever. Thank you Glen for giving us years of your talent. You will never be forgotten. Love this song by his daughter. She has inherited his talent.
Beautiful Lady, beautiful song. Glenn was great and now his children can enjoy the talent brought forth. Bone for bone we're all the same, that's damn right.
I saw the documentary on Glen Campbell. It was beautiful. This tribute to him is beyond beautiful. You, Ashley, have a lovely voice and have clearly inherited your dad's talents.
Dear Ashey, After meeting you I understood that the most important people are not looking for each other, life presents them to you, in this case, the most beautiful voice in Country, it's you. meet you, fall in love, love you and now I can't live without you. ❤❤
She has his cleft in her chin...talent is inherited.....such a lovely and sad song. I lost my mom to Alzheimer's .....she was my mom, then my best friend, then I was the mom. I loved it and hated it. agonizing for the family to watch...endure...and a blessing when freedom finally comes.
As much as I love art that can make me cry, very few things have ever made me. I've bawled my eyes out to this song several times. I truly believe that "We can talk until you can't even remember my name" is one of the most emotionally devastating and crushing lyrics I've heard in any song, any genre. So far haven't been able to hear this song without getting at LEAST 2-5 tears out of me.
My dad grew up with your dad in Delight, Ark. Glen was quite a few years younger, but our grand folks knew each other and went to chapel together. We've always loved his music. Beautiful song and tribute to a talented performer.
Proud of the Campbell children, they have great genetics but they worked hard to stand up as themselves, especially when dad was a Superstar loved all around the globe. Strength health and happiness to the Glenn Campbell clan.
I can’t stop crying and remembering. I just came here after watching you in an interview on the Circle, Southern Weekend show, talking about your father, etc. beautiful story and tribute. I came here when I found out you wrote this song, because you see, my father died 4 years ago and I’m still haunted by the thief that stole his memories! Dementia is a thief! I cared for my father 24/7 after mama died suddenly. I noticed he was already in the stages of dementia, his sister had had Alzheimer’s, my papa was diagnosed vascular dementia. It’s all sad. Anyways I cared for him 8 months exactly to the day mama went. It was so hard witnessing the rapid changes in my father. I think he just gave up the will to live after mama went no matter what. We had some good talks for a few months but then a month before he passed he pretty much stopped talking. I was doing everything for papa at this stage. This song just brought back all those memories. I was always a daddy’s girl so it killed me to see this big strong man being stripped away of everything! I missed our talks. I missed everything about him. The end came quick because I knew something else was wrong. I kept insisting the drs check him for cancer and they’d just tell me he’s fine, he’s just grieving, that’s why he’s losing 40 lbs in 3 months! Arghhh. I finally had him admitted to the hospital through ER and they discovered stage 4 cancer in 4 places!! When he heard that it seems he checked out completely. He was gone in 4 days. I made sure I brought him home right away on hospice so he could be in his own home and not a sterile environment of bad memories of where mama died. Beautiful song Ashley! My father and I always loved your father. I got my love of traditional country music from my papa. He and mama were born in Alabama. Then dad joined the military. 4 years Navy then 23 Air Force. I miss him everyday. Don’t worry daddy, I’ll do all the remembering! God bless you Ashley . ❤❤❤
What a beautiful honor for the memory of Glen. Ashley's memories will last forever. Singularly for me losing Merle, George Jones. etc. and now this news about Glen, suddenly I'm feeling very old. But of course I am.
Great song Ashley wow my parents passed away in 2016 and 2017 in April. I listened to your Dads songs he was a legend. He will always be in your heart FOREVER like my parents are to me. I saved this song to share with my daughter. OK i have to wipe the tears. XOXOX
This song is such a treasure. It's moving and beautiful and frankly, it's nice to see a video of a GOOD father and daughter relationship. There's so many negative views abounding that it made this ever that much more poignant and magnificent. This is Grammy-worthy!
Ash, thank you for the wonderful piece. My Mom and Dad left here some time ago due to D and other things. I miss them every day. ALL, please respect and honor your Folks...they've all you got, really!!
She's a good girl... and stayed by her Daddy to the end... even struggling throughout his attempts at performing on the road. Anyone would have to be proud of a daughter like that. Check out her acoustic version... just voice and guitar.
My father also died of Alzheimers in Jan of 2017. He was 77. I am also a singer and sang "You are my Sunshine" to him the day he died. My husband sang it at his funeral. I still cry every time we perform it. Love and light to your family. It is a horrible disease.
Four years old running up the stairs to your bed Thunder rolls and I pull the covers over my head You say it's just a storm, enjoy the show You take me to the window, show me that it's beautiful Never had to ask you to sing for me, it's just the way to put me at ease Bone for bone we are the same Bones get tired and they can't carry all the weight We can talk until you can't even remember my name Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering First guitar and I just wasn't getting it right You showed me how to play it, said it doesn't happen overnight In a couple years I come home and show you how I play "Blackbird" Though I miss a couple notes you still say it was the best you ever heard Never had to ask you to smile for me, it's just the way you put me at ease Bone for bone we are the same Bones get tired and they can't carry all the weight We can talk until you can't even remember my name Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering Now I have to ask you to sing for me And I have to show you the worlds to see You're standing right in front of me and slipping away Dad, I'd ask you to smile for me, it's just the way you put me at ease Bone for bone we are the same Bones get tired and they can't carry all the weight We can talk until you can't even remember my name Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering
Ashley Campbell, Beautiful tribute to your dad. I'll always miss mine who died from Vascular Dementia in 2013. Glad my dad is strong and healthy as well as other deceased family members when I dream of them in my sleep.
I just loved her voice what a beautiful daughter Glenn had I bet he's so proud and it breaks my heart when he's going through what a good daughter so supportive of her daddy!😀 and I got something in my eye too
Beautiful lady, with a more beautiful sentiment and voice. I love the acoustic version...it's more emotional, and this is great and more uplifting. Glen gave us the gift of music, and a second gift in Ashley.
I am an LPN and worked almost exclusively with Memory care patients. I have a sense of what you and your family have been through, having walked together with many down this path. Thank you.
Bloody hell! You sent shivers to my spine! So damn beautiful! I wish to be the dad your dad was to my daughter! God bless you! You will be rewarded with kindness!
Our family is impacted by younger onset dementia. Our youngest daughter is 10 years old, and she's never known her Daddy without this disease. This song is the only one we've heard from anyone that really conveys what our four daughters would like to say. Seems they are all about the elderly and time marching on, but not many talk about what it's like to watch your Daddy just fade away while you are still young. My youngest has listened to this song every day since she first heard it. She is a grand champion fund raiser for the Alzheimer's Association and has been since she was much younger. She doesn't want others to lose their Daddies. I hope Miss Campbell uses her pain for something good like our little one does. We need a cure. We intend to keep working until the next generation never sees dementia. If Miss Campbell ever reads this, we wanted to thank her for bringing about dementia awareness. We need to talk about it, sing about it, and even dance sometimes (my youngest has a fabulous ballet routine she has developed to this song). Anything to let people know about the tsunami of dementia patients we will soon see. 1 in 3 seniors currently die with some type of dementia. We encourage everyone to DO something.
WOW, So Amazing Glen Campbell such an AWESOME Guitarist / Singer / Entertainer and influential Artist Worldwide and Now Ashley Campbell - This song is from the Universe of LOVE - GREAT GREAT song and message... What an AMAZING thing they did to bring awareness to his condition which has affected many friends and family members... We LOVE YOU GLEN and Ashley... Whether you like his music or not, there is no denying the emotion triggered by this song.
God bless ya girl. May we all be as blessed as your Daddy having someone remember us this way. PS - like the version on Country Road TV better - less commercial and more heartfelt.
I don't like country, but over the last couple years I've come to realize that even though I consider myself somewhat distant from my family (I view holiday get-togethers and reunions as "chores"), one of my biggest fears is my mom getting Alzheimer's, so after hearing "I'm Not Gonna Miss You", I had to give this song a go. This song cut deep.
My father has been slipping away for over 20 years now, and I do the remembering everyday, even when he doesn't remember my name. That sums up what living with an Alzheimer's patient is like My dad & I used to sing together.... to all your dad's songs, nice memories. Love your song, your words exactly describe what happens. Your voice, music & soul are beautiful... don't stop singing! Thank you.
Hey your Father was ... THE BEST A great talent and made contributions to this industry like no other so From a Fellow Musician for over 50 years now LOTS OF LUCK He's watchin yA
I cried Like a baby when I listen to this for the first time. My Dad is a musician therefore it was like a testimony to my life as well. My Dad is still with me and in excellent shape. The thought of not having here kills my heart. God bless you Ashley you are a strong, talented lady
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I know Ashley, you will most likely not see this. My dad passed with dementia in 2019, he asked me to remember him and told me it was going to be okay and patted my hand the day before he passed when he saw me crying. You have no idea how much this song has meant to me but I thank you for putting into song my heart and soul and letting me know that I'm not alone. And the for embarassing bawling of a 30 year old guy that nobody sees, Thank you.
I lost my dad to dementia in 2019 as well. Going to see Ashley in a few months, it'll be quite an experience if she plays this. The film they made (I'll Be Me) was incredibly moving to watch and one that so many of us could relate to.
What a blessing to remember your Daddy Edward this way. 😇☝🏼🙏🏼
My wife Peggy was going through hospice because of cancer in a Rehab hospital about 4.5 years ago.
I was playing Maggie May for her on my phone and started crying. She patted my hand and was more worried about me than her dying from esophageal cancer. She passed about 4 days later. As she took her last breath I told her, it's ok to leave, I'll see you again, I promise. Amazing what life throws at you.
@@jamesedwards2237 my condolances brother. The people who havent experienced what we have will never know how precious life is. It has mellowed me a lot. I went to the graveside last night and shared some memories with our family. The pain was still there but is gradually being replaced by peace with it and focusing on appreciating the time I actually had rather than wishing for more.
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Ashley, first of all the song is excellent. Well done!! Thank you! Secondly, I believe your Dad has done something far greater than Elvis or Beatles, because he came to Jesus when he met your mommy, and he showed the world how Jesus changed his life and brought him salvation and peace. His example has touched so many, not just with a great career and killer songs, but he preached the gospel with his life, and that is truley eternal. It has effected me personally, and he will continue to be used by God to show that no matter how fameous or wealthy or loved you are, God is greater, and His treasures far more than this world can offer. I love him, and you, and your whole family, and share yiur grief at this time. God bless you honey.
Hello Glenn how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
Keep coming back to hear this beautiful song over the years. Everything about it is wonderful from the lyrics to the vocals, melody, visuals, musicians, just a great video! It has a sweet message, a good feeling and is just an excellent performance.
She had a beautiful relationship with her father❤️
As the daughter of a wonderful dad who has dementia, this is such a beautiful song. Daddy, don't you worry...I'll do the the remembering.
I’m here and I went to the same thing. As long as we’re there, that is what’s important
I watched her sing this song to old time bands, the Gatlin Brothers, etc., she had them in tears, Glen had a lot of friends in music, he was a legend but a good guy too, the disease did a lot to him and changed him, in life he never acted like that, he was a gentle man.Ashley did a great job on this song, she can sing like a bird, she did herself and her daddy proud, with this very touching song, I loved it.
Glen Campbell has clearly handed all that talent to his children. Glen is one of my favourite singers and one hell of a guitarist.
HE SURE DID DAVID
So true!
He was a pretty good actor too.
Ashley Campbell you keep going sweet woman.....❤😊
You are seriously loved❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So sweet, and written before Glen died. I'm dealing with my daddy not remembering. I have to remember for him. Remind him to use his walker.
Remind him to eat. Remind him to check on mommy. It's such a blessing to have your folks in their 80's.
How could anybody possibly dislike this song and tribute? The stupidity and nastiness of some people never ceases to amaze.
Yes I agree with you,Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋
"Bone for bone we are the same" What an absolutely beautiful lyric and something that we should all think about.
So sorry for your loss Ashley. Your Dad was a great man and great singer.
I like your acoustic version that you did. This song really reminds me of my own dad, when he had already be diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer. He asked me if I could go for a walk with him, so I went. We went around the block and he stopped, he told me that he didn’t think he could make it back home and I was worried. I looked around to see if there was a home that I could go to and ask to call an ambulance. He told me that he could make it. We went home and that was the last time that I ever walked with my dad. He passed away on September 30, 2009, I lost my best friend. This song helps me remember him, he was the best dad ever.
You have done your dad very PROUD!
Yes you say it’s all,Hello how are you doing
Thank you Jesus for giving us Glen Campbell. May Glen rest in Your arms forever. Thank you Glen for giving us years of your talent. You will never be forgotten. Love this song by his daughter. She has inherited his talent.
Beautiful Lady, beautiful song. Glenn was great and now his children can enjoy the talent brought forth. Bone for bone we're all the same, that's damn right.
I saw the documentary on Glen Campbell. It was beautiful. This tribute to him is beyond beautiful. You, Ashley, have a lovely voice and have clearly inherited your dad's talents.
Well I agree with you,Hello how are you doing👋👋👋
**sobbing** 🥺😭❤️🩹
I’ll remember for both of us Daddy. 🥰
How could this only have 1.5M views???
You honor your dad so wonderfuly.
you sure do
Just stunningly beautiful. RIP Mommy.
Dear Ashey, After meeting you I understood that the most important people are not looking for each other, life presents them to you, in this case, the most beautiful voice in Country, it's you. meet you, fall in love, love you and now I can't live without you. ❤❤
She has his cleft in her chin...talent is inherited.....such a lovely and sad song. I lost my mom to Alzheimer's .....she was my mom, then my best friend, then I was the mom. I loved it and hated it. agonizing for the family to watch...endure...and a blessing when freedom finally comes.
Songs written straight from the heart are always the best.
Biblically fantastic - quality singer and guitarist.
As much as I love art that can make me cry, very few things have ever made me. I've bawled my eyes out to this song several times. I truly believe that "We can talk until you can't even remember my name" is one of the most emotionally devastating and crushing lyrics I've heard in any song, any genre. So far haven't been able to hear this song without getting at LEAST 2-5 tears out of me.
I love this song. She does a great job on it. Makes me cry.
My dad grew up with your dad in Delight, Ark. Glen was quite a few years younger, but our grand folks knew each other and went to chapel together. We've always loved his music. Beautiful song and tribute to a talented performer.
Lost my dad to cancer in 2015, and songs like this make me think of him.
What a legacy Glen left, of course his music but his greatest are his children
Proud of the Campbell children, they have great genetics but they worked hard to stand up as themselves, especially when dad was a Superstar loved all around the globe.
Strength health and happiness to the Glenn Campbell clan.
I fell in love with Glen Campbell's music and I so blessed to hear Ashley honor him with this beautiful song!!!
I MISS MY DAD SO MUCH....TY ASHLEY!
Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋
I can’t stop crying and remembering. I just came here after watching you in an interview on the Circle, Southern Weekend show, talking about your father, etc. beautiful story and tribute. I came here when I found out you wrote this song, because you see, my father died 4 years ago and I’m still haunted by the thief that stole his memories! Dementia is a thief! I cared for my father 24/7 after mama died suddenly. I noticed he was already in the stages of dementia, his sister had had Alzheimer’s, my papa was diagnosed vascular dementia. It’s all sad. Anyways I cared for him 8 months exactly to the day mama went. It was so hard witnessing the rapid changes in my father. I think he just gave up the will to live after mama went no matter what. We had some good talks for a few months but then a month before he passed he pretty much stopped talking. I was doing everything for papa at this stage. This song just brought back all those memories. I was always a daddy’s girl so it killed me to see this big strong man being stripped away of everything! I missed our talks. I missed everything about him. The end came quick because I knew something else was wrong. I kept insisting the drs check him for cancer and they’d just tell me he’s fine, he’s just grieving, that’s why he’s losing 40 lbs in 3 months! Arghhh. I finally had him admitted to the hospital through ER and they discovered stage 4 cancer in 4 places!! When he heard that it seems he checked out completely. He was gone in 4 days. I made sure I brought him home right away on hospice so he could be in his own home and not a sterile environment of bad memories of where mama died.
Beautiful song Ashley! My father and I always loved your father. I got my love of traditional country music from my papa. He and mama were born in Alabama. Then dad joined the military. 4 years Navy then 23 Air Force. I miss him everyday. Don’t worry daddy, I’ll do all the remembering! God bless you Ashley . ❤❤❤
Wow such a lovely comment,Hello how are you doing
God Bless you. The love you have for your Dad is so beautiful through this song you wrote for him.
The strip down acoustic version is even better...one of the most touching songs I've heard in any genre of music.
Lovely tribute to her dad, Glen. He would be so proud!
Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
Great song, Ashley. Your Dad will always be remembered. He was great and so are you.
Beautiful song! Your dad's music will live on through you!
Oh YESSSSSSS
What a beautiful honor for the memory of Glen. Ashley's memories will last forever. Singularly for me losing Merle, George Jones. etc. and now this news about Glen, suddenly I'm feeling very old. But of course I am.
Oh my god I am hearing you for the first time and I thank you for keeping your dads sound alive in your words xx
ASHLEY SINGS LIKE AN ANGEL....TY SO MUCH
Great song Ashley wow my parents passed away in 2016 and 2017 in April. I listened to your Dads songs he was a legend. He will always be in your heart FOREVER like my parents are to me. I saved this song to share with my daughter. OK i have to wipe the tears. XOXOX
Beautiful Ash... Shine the light.. Shine for Dad and thank you for the music...
Wonderful tribute to your dad!! He will be missed! He is never far away from you and your family!
Your first video is a homerun not just clearing the fence, but out of the ball park! Outstanding job Ashley!
This song is such a treasure. It's moving and beautiful and frankly, it's nice to see a video of a GOOD father and daughter relationship. There's so many negative views abounding that it made this ever that much more poignant and magnificent. This is Grammy-worthy!
A very, very awesome song and tribute to an awesome American Icon ...... great video And Happy Fathers Day in Heaven with all other Fathers there.....
Beautiful Song Ashley !!! Word For Word Amazing !!! Glen Is a Proud Papa !!!
What a lovely tribute to your Dad. Praying for you Ashley during this difficult time. Prayers.
Ashley, the world needs to hear your music more and more..
How anyone can not like this song beats me as she says it all and with her love for her dad. Beautiful voice and song!
Yes you make a good point in your comment,Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋☺️
Ash, thank you for the wonderful piece. My Mom and Dad left here some time ago due to D and other things. I miss them every day. ALL, please respect and honor your Folks...they've all you got, really!!
I still love this song and feel so connected to it... memories flow everytime I listen to it 🎶
She's a good girl... and stayed by her Daddy to the end... even struggling throughout his attempts at performing on the road. Anyone would have to be proud of a daughter like that.
Check out her acoustic version... just voice and guitar.
My father also died of Alzheimers in Jan of 2017. He was 77. I am also a singer and sang "You are my Sunshine" to him the day he died. My husband sang it at his funeral. I still cry every time we perform it. Love and light to your family. It is a horrible disease.
Wow you make a good point in your comment,Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
Four years old running up the stairs to your bed
Thunder rolls and I pull the covers over my head
You say it's just a storm, enjoy the show
You take me to the window, show me that it's beautiful
Never had to ask you to sing for me, it's just the way to put me at ease
Bone for bone we are the same
Bones get tired and they can't carry all the weight
We can talk until you can't even remember my name
Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering
First guitar and I just wasn't getting it right
You showed me how to play it, said it doesn't happen overnight
In a couple years I come home and show you how I play "Blackbird"
Though I miss a couple notes you still say it was the best you ever heard
Never had to ask you to smile for me, it's just the way you put me at ease
Bone for bone we are the same
Bones get tired and they can't carry all the weight
We can talk until you can't even remember my name
Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering
Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering
Now I have to ask you to sing for me
And I have to show you the worlds to see
You're standing right in front of me and slipping away
Dad, I'd ask you to smile for me, it's just the way you put me at ease
Bone for bone we are the same
Bones get tired and they can't carry all the weight
We can talk until you can't even remember my name
Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering
Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering
OH, and ASH. thanks again for all you do for the music we love.
One of the most amazing and loving songs ever.
So touching. Tears coming down for the loss you and your family and all of us suffered at his leaving.
What a beautiful tribute to her father. She's a very talented and beautiful young lady. Great job Ms. Campbell
Yes I agree with you,Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
Tears....Glenn Campbell you will be missed.
Hello how are you doing
RIP, GC....My prayers out to your family and all who loved you. ♡
Hello how are you doing
So sorry for your loss Ashley....I saw your dad here in Liverpool England in 2006...just love his music...you carry the torch hun x
❤Je suis amoureux de cette femme. Sa voix est sublime, ses chansons sont superbes et pour compléter le tout quelle beauté............Grand boulot
I just heard this and loved it. Then I discovered who your dad was. I sure miss him. Glad you took the same road.
Ashley Campbell, Beautiful tribute to your dad. I'll always miss mine who died from Vascular Dementia in 2013. Glad my dad is strong and healthy as well as other deceased family members when I dream of them in my sleep.
Wow. Beautiful tune. What a nice tribute to your dad. Such a legend and you carry on the tradition.
I am very sorry for your loss Ms. Campbell. Your Father will forever be Gentle on Our Minds.
Such a touching song, I watched his life story and how things were getting with his memory. This is so sweet. It must be so hard.
Hello how are you doing
Wonderful tribute to her talented father....
Yes you make a great point in your comment,Hello how are you doing
RIP GLEN! You are with your King now! My heart goes out to your family!
Such a beautiful tribute to your father....you have a lovely voice...💗🎶
Hello how are you doing
I just loved her voice what a beautiful daughter Glenn had I bet he's so proud and it breaks my heart when he's going through what a good daughter so supportive of her daddy!😀 and I got something in my eye too
Debby's voice is better. Ashley sounds like every other female singer these days.
@@beamer8083 this is not the place to make a comment like that
@@jamesmoore3199 Don't renember asking you if it was.
@@beamer8083 nice try but you're not going to bully me over this one
Beautiful lady, with a more beautiful sentiment and voice. I love the acoustic version...it's more emotional, and this is great and more uplifting. Glen gave us the gift of music, and a second gift in Ashley.
Lovely comment,Hello how are you doing
Just heard this song playing on Irish radio RTE1. What a beautiful song. Now I know the story behind it, it makes it even more powerful.
I am an LPN and worked almost exclusively with Memory care patients. I have a sense of what you and your family have been through, having walked together with many down this path. Thank you.
Wow well you make a good point in your comment,Hello how are you doing
Wow! What a great tribute to have from a wonderful daughter❣ ....I don't think anything much better can be said about a man's life than that!❣
If you watched the movie " I'll be Me" this song will resonate. Ashley, you did it.
Right before Glen stopped touring, I put seeing him play live on my bucket list. Now I'm planning to catch a show on the other side.
Thank you Ashley for showing us these intmate moments
Bloody hell! You sent shivers to my spine! So damn beautiful! I wish to be the dad your dad was to my daughter! God bless you! You will be rewarded with kindness!
This is so beautiful. My daughter and I love listening to this song.
Yes you can say that for sure and I agree with you,Hello how are you doing 👋👋👋👋
Ashley’s voice and simple acoustic is all this tune needs and is heartbreaking. This Radio mix looses a lot.
Such a beautiful way to honour your father.
Our family is impacted by younger onset dementia. Our youngest daughter is 10 years old, and she's never known her Daddy without this disease. This song is the only one we've heard from anyone that really conveys what our four daughters would like to say. Seems they are all about the elderly and time marching on, but not many talk about what it's like to watch your Daddy just fade away while you are still young. My youngest has listened to this song every day since she first heard it. She is a grand champion fund raiser for the Alzheimer's Association and has been since she was much younger. She doesn't want others to lose their Daddies. I hope Miss Campbell uses her pain for something good like our little one does. We need a cure. We intend to keep working until the next generation never sees dementia. If Miss Campbell ever reads this, we wanted to thank her for bringing about dementia awareness. We need to talk about it, sing about it, and even dance sometimes (my youngest has a fabulous ballet routine she has developed to this song). Anything to let people know about the tsunami of dementia patients we will soon see. 1 in 3 seniors currently die with some type of dementia. We encourage everyone to DO something.
I'm not crying; it's just the rain falling on my face.
Man,what a beautiful tribute to your dad. Awesome job Ashley
This is a beautiful tribute to your dad. We hurt with you as you all go through this.
BEAUTIFUL SONG LOVELY LADY
WOW, So Amazing Glen Campbell such an AWESOME Guitarist / Singer / Entertainer and influential Artist Worldwide and Now Ashley Campbell - This song is from the Universe of LOVE - GREAT GREAT song and message... What an AMAZING thing they did to bring awareness to his condition which has affected many friends and family members... We LOVE YOU GLEN and Ashley... Whether you like his music or not, there is no denying the emotion triggered by this song.
God bless ya girl. May we all be as blessed as your Daddy having someone remember us this way.
PS - like the version on Country Road TV better - less commercial and more heartfelt.
Thank you Ashley and family for sharing your love and painful journey with us ❤
I can’t listen to this song without bursting into tears 😢
I don't like country, but over the last couple years I've come to realize that even though I consider myself somewhat distant from my family (I view holiday get-togethers and reunions as "chores"), one of my biggest fears is my mom getting Alzheimer's, so after hearing "I'm Not Gonna Miss You", I had to give this song a go. This song cut deep.
My father has been slipping away for over 20 years now, and I do the remembering everyday, even when he doesn't remember my name. That sums up what living with an Alzheimer's patient is like My dad & I used to sing together.... to all your dad's songs, nice memories. Love your song, your words exactly describe what happens. Your voice, music & soul are beautiful... don't stop singing! Thank you.
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Lovely, beautiful, heartbreaking song!!! What an amazing tribute to your papa!! Love it!
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Hey your Father was ... THE BEST A great talent and made contributions to this industry like no other so From a Fellow Musician for over 50 years now LOTS OF LUCK He's watchin yA
such an incredible song---that depicts the life of both Glen & Ashley! Also, the learning she went though, under her father's guidance!
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I cried Like a baby when I listen to this for the first time. My Dad is a musician therefore it was like a testimony to my life as well. My Dad is still with me and in excellent shape. The thought of not having here kills my heart. God bless you Ashley you are a strong, talented lady
They are adorable together!! Kindred hearts, I can see & feel the LOVE that Ashely & Glen have for each other!
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