I'm a 16 year old kid getting raised by a man in his 70s(long time family friend) bc my parent's aren't around, he preaches the lessons he was taught, shows me how to be a man and to defend myself by whatever means I need to, but never start a fight, thank you Wes!
Respect to you and wes kid my grandad raised me I went to prison a few times and never really listened to the man u till he past away and now every thing he ever said to makes sense keep listening to the old man and you will do well in life good luck brother
As long as you do your best and stand firm on what you believe, and never let anyone break you down you will make it man. That’s all outlaws really chased, was the fleeting freedom on the horizon of their youth and sense of wonder
My Dad died two days ago, he served his country with honors in Korea. He never was an outlaw type but he raised one, this song plays along with a shot of the finest in his memory. RIP VHP -Staff Srgt US Army Born1936-Died2020
Im sorry for your loss. My papa the man that raised me passed away on the 12th of june last month he was a veteran & a real good man. So i feel your pain.
My pops passed away a year ago my dad went out as a Outlaw still had warrants for his arrest your free dad rest easy I’ll handle it all from here love ya old man ❤
It's 2022 and there's still real outlaws out here, riding solo, no family, looking for their families, making music and raising hell, Rest in peace Waylon
I traveled 300 miles, left home to get to Kentucky mountains. Got here got arrested for a fireball, got spend next 5 days in jail again. Some men like me just ain't built to stay in one place to long. 40 years old still can't settle down.
I grew up in a small town in Oklahoma ( Porter Oklahoma ) I'm black my uncle's listened to this baling hay, plowing the fields, sitting outside watching the bon fire life was a simpler time back then
From a young wild kid with a broken home to hangin with all the wrong crowds and ending up with permanent repercussions and then going to a working man starting with nothing but a nickel and a dream that one day I can change.. this song hits hard. I wish I had payed attention to pops and his music more as a kid, maybe then I’d be a different man.. but here’s to the change. Never forget where you come from on the journey.. it’ll help shape you.
Damn right! I been thru some tough times when I was young but as you get older you realize there is more to life than prison. You got to live in the moment and seize it for what it is!
@@therealgingerviking86seuse49 yeah. I been thru lots a hard times. I'm 55 now. Stood before the man yesterday get sentenced again. I'm too old for this shit. When will I ever learn? Livin that outlaw life ..... shit
The older I get the more I realize my grandpa lived the outlaw life and he seen it in me and at 36 I've been living the outlaw life my whole life from running shine to running drugs and it'll cat h up with me eventually but until then this is my destiny
By the time you realize the shit is out of hand it’s damn tough to stop and if you do it’s always calling you back. Here’s to everyone looking down the barrel of both.
I got to see Waylon's grave. I traveled back to Mesa Az where I was born. While drinking hard I always went to this gas station.. saw this old man who plays guitar .named Richard. I always through him some bucks for buskin. I drove him around a couple times to help him out. We jammed together as well. Anyway he told me Waylon's grave was up the street ..was hard to believe until we went and he found it . Richard played with Waylon a time or 2 . Amazing story alot I'm leaving out but good lord. What a wild world. Country legend .
This was my dad's song. He was a great man. Served his country and lived an honorable life but was always misunderstood. God bless his soul. I miss him.
That's why many of us don't tell our stories... Don't want to be judged by those who have no fucking clue. Our wars are our own. Our own reasons, our feelings, our decisions.
I grew up my whole life looking at pictures of my dad who played a banjo and sang in a band. I never met him. He died a little bit after I was born in a plane crash while smuggling grass out of Colombia in the 70s. His body was never recovered and all I got growing up were stories and my pictures my mom had. He was from the south and for some reason I always thought of him when I ever heard Waylon, even though I never met him. Thank you Waylon. R.I.P. Carl V Harris
With all thats bedn coming out 8 would look into that ..the sr.busch had business in bogota colombia involved smuggling .....its a known fact WHO the actual cartels were ...jed busch married a columbian no one knows anything about her Family ....BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FATHERS SPIRIT &SOUL DOES REMAIN🌦💝🌠
This reminds me of my dad. He died at 46 living the life of an OUTLAW. And He Worshiped Waylon. And I closed my eyes and caught a glimpse of my dad in prison singing this song. I wished I could of saved my father. I'm 35 now and after 8 yrs of in and out of prison before I was 22. I can say I broke the cycle. Love you Pops
For you dad I do forgive you I'm a man now with his own demons and I understand now the toll it takes on you. Love you pops. Can't leave my kid's yet but I look forward to seeing you happy and healthy. R.I.P Stanley Seavers my father
Damn man, that's some strong words. Keep those demons in your dust and give it hell moving forward, when you feel like life is getting tough tie another knot in that rope and hold on like hell...
Music Row is being torched to the ground by Plastic Country. BUT there is some good folks coming up quietly but steadily. East Nashville is rising. Margo Price. Sturgil Simpson, Jayme Johnson are relatively "old style" Country. And of course Chris Stapleton.
Thanks for listing Margo Price, I haven't heard of her before but I am now a fan. Keep spreading the word getting these people heard is the only way we can save country music.
Mike Honcho I haven't really ever been a Country fan since most of what I heard was radio garbage. I did keep up with Americana music. Then I heard her on KEXP sessions and was blown away. Country can touch your soul when it is REAL.
I grew up with a hard-working father who worked in the oilfield since I was a baby. My mother became an aggressive alcoholic narcissist and had mentally abused me for years. Now I am a married man to a woman that I've been with for 12 years now and has a beautiful daughter. if it wasn't for my 4 best friends growing up with and working with I wouldn't be leaving this comment to show and express on how much this song means to me... brotherhood. Thank you Tyler, Tanner, Lonnie, Casey. I owe you guys my life.
Bless you. I'm standing by a man who's been through it as well... There's love out there...I'm still hopeful I can tame this wounded animal... sending you love❤
Godspeed friend! This earth is tough sometimes but it's nothing like some perseverance to harden the mind and soul. I look at it as challenges I will find solutions to come hell or high water.
I recently moved my wife and 3 children to Lubbock Texas, from a long shitty life in ohio. We now live in a town outside of lubbock just about 7 miles away from Littlefield Texas where Waylon was born and raised. Thanks to my grandfather i grew up on the old/real country music. Now when i walk out into this wide open west texas field, with a cold beer in my hand and waylon singing in the background... I totally get i. Every last word!
QUICKIRONS I agree, Country certainly isn't what it use to be. I would like to think there is hope for us though. I have been very impressed with Chris Stapleton.
rando commando Yes but not as much money as they ask for now a days and music back then had a meaning and was to get their opinion out like this song here.
rando commando money was the goal even during their days BUT most had a story to tell, truth to speak and it costed them lots of money they could've had. Waylon left music row coz they wanted to censor the truth he was singing and he made his own records then. Lots of artist done same. You take someone like Luke Bryan (who's music I actually like) he sings about girls shaking their tails etc...there's no real deep meaning to his music, it doesn't make you THINK like some lyrics can. His music is for fame and money. Then someone like Chris Stapleton, Hank 3 and others come along...their songs force you to sit up and take notice, all while they are earning money.
+Momma B3ar I totally agree with you, and I own some Waylon and some Chris Stapleton CDs. I think though that the ones like Waylon Johnny Kris and all of em would be depressed to see what the new "country" music is, I know I am, but Chris Stapleton and the few others like him give me a bit of hope again.
You know Waylon is the greatest of all time! And he said And I quote "Garth Brooks done for country music what pantyhose done for finger f:)ckin" unquote! RIP MY HERO!
WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN LOL ...REAL MEN LIKE TO SHIT WITH THE DOOR OPEN TALK ABOUT PUSSY AT THE DINER TABLE MAKE THERE OWN BEEF JERKY GO ON RIVERBOAT GAMBLING TRIPS AND LISTEN TO WAYLON FUCKING JENNINGS ....now all you ponty tail headed boys please sit the fuck down and let the real men do this shit
No Edith, real men love and respect their wives and work hard to support their families. They don't gamble away their hard earned money and talk about "pussy" at the dinner table. If that is the conversation at your dinner table you had better set a place for Donald Trump.
Sometimes you gotta hit or get near the bottom to realize how good things are. Be glad you made it through. Don't regret those life lessons. Hope you found God in the process.
I am grateful to have grown up listening to Waylon Jennings music. I like the honesty of the old school of singers like him and others. Modern country does not have same quality .
this was the real Heroes damn shame everyone's gone now . I'm a Cherokee Indian an when I was comen up this was the real country now it's lost I miss the old ways of life
This native has outlaw in his blood. God it ain't always been easy especially this day in age. Just because you're an outlaw doesn't mean you're a bad person. Just because you're law doesn't mean you're a good person. To all my outlaws, standing for what you believe in. This outlaw shit
I'm not a fan of most country music, I normally just stick to heavy metal. There's just something about this older country music that I absolutely love and find some relatable. This is one of my favorite songs in the world, it just hits me down to my very core. Amazing....
It resonates with you because you're growing up.it doesn't matter if your 16 or 60 we all have growing up to do.theres so many of us out there who,when we were young men,got into all sorta outlaw shit and it DID get outta hand.this song has substance and wisdom and above all else it has soul.
When a song haunts you to ur very soul, you realize the words are a reflection of ur life. Waylon even tho ur gone ur poetic words live on thru ur fans. May you and the Man in Black make heaven a more interesting place.
@@johnelljohnson9374 Being Black has nothing to do with the music that you feel compelled by, There are many Black country & western singers you can look up, and alot of mashups and musicians working together and making new genres over the years. I love Classic R & B and There are white singers that you'd swear we're black, or vice versa, it doesn't matter really, we choose what we like and live, and we should all learn about our past and music, and enjoy it all, please listen to Struggle Jennings and Caitlin song "God we need you now", he is the grandson of The late great Waylon Jennings, but sings in the genre of rap, with country )& r/b flare, It's PHENOMENAL!
Yeah I hear ya there.i cried my eyes out when I heard this song because 8d never heard my life summed up so accurately in a song meant to summ up someone else's life.i can relate to waylon Jennings.excess,misunderstood,anger,pride,ego,sorrow and finally realization. I'd give anything just to be able to sit with waylon Jennings for an hour and just chat.
Bonnie's are damn hard to find. It won't take long for another Clyde to come around. not that it will replace the original, but I know how us dirtbags often find temporary comfort in fleeting pleasures
I know what you mean before I joined the Army me and my ex wife were ride and together. When I went to the 3rd time she got pregnant by another man, took $70,000, the brand new car I just bought her before I left. When I came home I had nothing. I wish to God that I can find an honest, loyal woman willing to jump on the back our Harley and just ride.
It's time ladies and Gentlemen to turn into outlaws! Let's Bring Our Beautiful Country America Back! I know I am not the only one feeling this way! God bless you Waylon!
Hello, I am writing from Turkey. Waylon is truly incredible. I am a big fan of him and his music. He has a voice that truly touches the heart. Every time I listen to Waylon, I feel like going on a long journey leaving everyone and everything behind. I hope one day I have the courage to do this... Endless love to all true outlaws. 🖤🖤🖤
I grew up on Waylon,,,mama would play your music every weekend as she did the cleaning and ironing,,,thank you for your grandson struggle Jennings he is following in your footsteps... May you and mama rest easy .. gonna listen to your music 4ever!!❤🎧🎶🎶🎶
Personally I feel as an African-American musician bass player who has been familiar with country music and soul music and the Beatles my entire life I do my musical journey I personally feel that Waylon Jennings is simply the most honest righteous songwriter since the Beatles him Bill withers it you know there's certain people that stand in a different class he is there I mean you know I mean you know you get Bob Dylan you know you got Hendrix great poets and great song structures but this song is a masterpiece you can interpret it so many ways with a band this incredible the foundation is so righteous I bow down to Waylon Jennings truly added utter respect for his spirit and God bless him and his music man
I named my son River Waylon in honor of a man that's music has always been heavily influential on my life. Love all of his music but this song always spoke so many different meanings in my life.
Rip daddy, Vietnam marine from Tennessee and best daddy a girl can have. Outlaw shit, I get it from you an thru the pain ya taught me to keep a smile. Love ya dad.
Thank your daddy for his service my daddy was over there in vietnam and he raise a out law too even though I am black I love my country because my daddy fought over there in hell what they call nam and he was the only black in platoon I like this song because this how feel
Such a shame where country music is today, real country like this is what should be on our radios. Rest easy waylon, your music will never be forgotten and will remain the definition of country music for all eternity.
+baler johnson Check out Yelawolf, Struggle Jennings, and the Slumerican guys....its probably not your cup of tea if this style is what youre after, but they are living along the same lines and talking a lot about the same stuff...Yelawolf has a song called "Devil in my Veins" thats pretty raw. Struggle Jennings is Waylons grandson.
My dad told me my grandpa was a big Waylon guy. I was around 7 when he passed but i can oddly still remember his outfit he wore every day. Black cowboy boots, polyester pants, button up shirt, leather jacket and a cowboy hat. The stories my dad tells of when he was younger my grandpa would definitely be an outlaw. Wish i had more time with him love you Grampa Floyd.
Damn what a gorgeous version and vocal.....the man could flat out sing anything. Such a great baritone filled with danger,honesty, vulnerability, the whole smash.
I miss my dad. This was his song. Ive been feelin lost and like im doin this on my own lately. Listening to this make me feel like my dad is lookin down on me with a smirk to get back up from this. R.i.p Wilson Atkins I love and miss you dad :'(
P3y0t3 49 oh honey, so sorry to hear that. Life can really suck when it looks at you hard like that. We all have a time and place babe, now it’s just your turn smirk right back, and let dad know you got this. He did right by you and you’ll land on your feet.
My God I love this version. The original will never be duplicated but there's something about this one. It's pure haunting. How I miss real country music made by real outlaws. Long live Waylon and the rest of them that made it the best music in the world.🤘
I'm a mother of a sixteen year old daughter. It is true to form to learn the blessings of our elders in good stead. The greatest gifts given is their wisdom to us. To pay it properly forward. Beautiful feeling to see that in our and theirs actions ! Seeing that positivity, nothing but golden! Keep smiling. Open doors in life.
Once again I want to say thank you to country music they're giving me some of the best times of my life that's where I listen to my country music at as a teenager for their memories I'll never forget from Southern Indiana we still set around the parking lots and listen to the good old country music thank God for The Highwaymen were they are number one on our list for they are true heroes and we all love them so thank you for listening to me I might not say it good enough but I say it God Bless The Highwaymen
My Dad raised me on a Harley, Outlaw shit! The late 70's,80's,early 90's, when Outlaws would ride,live,party, fight,fuck,and live to ride some more. Dad was My Dad, friend,teacher, protector,and my Hero !!! When he passed/was killed in Terre Haute Regional Hospital (medical malpractice),he/we was shit on by all. He listened to the good'ole country. Before I Die,I must do a Pocket Run in his memory, playing his music,"Outlaw Shit," The days of simple, enjoyable,times! R.I.P. Super Scooter Bill,love You and miss You !!!
Just lost a good buddy of 20 years. Met him around 15. We were both already troubled, and acted like it. We raised hell through our teens, 20s but my buddy never gave it up. The outlaw shit never got old to him. He fit 3 lives into 35 years. I’ll never forget him. I’ll always love him. He was a brother. I just wish I could have gotten through to him.
Still getting me every time i listen to it and remember all my friends long and gone because of booze, drugs and Gear. You always saw the little guys Waylon, rest in peace brother✊
Waylon to me is more than just a great artist. He is an icon. His voice is haunting and you feel eveything he felt when he sang his songs. The greatest troubadour in music history
I'm from Lubbock Texas and that is very true I have got to set down with buddy brother and talk to him when I was a young boy. Something not a lot of people can say.
Douglas Steele ikr goddam I always felt bad for him after hearing him tell how the whole shit went down an offhand comment...I hope your damned old plane crashes...turns into a tragic prophesy he carried the guilt of that til the day he died...gods can you begin to imagine the kind of agony he suffered the rest of his life blaming himself for the death of his friend...not his fault but noonebcould convince him of that...rip Waylon we forgive you as has buddy and Ritchie and no have now sleep long and well sir you earned it
I think Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings are probably my MOST FAVORITE Country Western singers of all time!! I love Waylon Jennings' voice, so DEEP and RICH!!
Just think guys this guy was one hell of a legend... in this world we only live for 2 things. Live and die. Now we can’t take nothing when we go but we can damn sure leave our legacys.
For those of you making rude comments about Struggle, let me get this straight. Struggle takes parts of Waylon's songs is because first of all, Waylon was Struggle's grandpa. Second of all, before Struggle started his career, he wanted to make songs with Waylon but when Waylon died, Struggle was heartbroken because he never got his wish so when Struggle started his career, he took some parts of Waylon's songs and put them in his songs and let me tell you, the version of the song Outlaw S*** that has Struggle and Yelawolf in it, I like that version a lot and the part when Struggle says,"Alright, grandpa, it's your turn," that made me think about when my great grandma died or when a friend of mine from my high school died. I mean yes, I do like this version of this song a lot but the version with Struggle, Struggle explains a quite a few things in that song. And I'm sure if you were famous and somebody in your family was famous, you'd feel like taking part of that person's song and putting it in your. Heck, I'd do the same thing if I was a rapper and somebody in my family died and was famous. So before you go making rude comments about Struggle, how about you think first before you say.
***** I get that, but still, if Struggle wants to take parts of Waylon's songs and put it in his song, then he can. I mean, I don't to a whole lot of songs from Struggle but when I do, I listen to songs that he makes that has Waylon's voice in the song. If Waylon was still alive and if he actually did make a song with Struggle, I would think that they make a great collaboration.
Actually Waylon was his step dad not his grandpa. Look it up. He was with struggles mom and eventually married her. His father's name was William harness. No relation to the Jennings family at all.
Amen to that brother. 20 years here too. Waylon tells a good story in this song. A lot of people don't know the meaning of it. But he tells a good story. We both know the life too well. It made us the good men we are today. It just sucks in today's society or the information age. They can type your name into Google, and you come back looking like a fucking murderer. I'm not proud by any means of some of the things I did, but I'm proud of the man I am today! He left behind a good Legacy or Legacies. With his son shooter and his grandson struggle. They too have lived have the life we have. If you haven't listened to them, give them a listen.
@bill smith ..Even in my late forties. I have a dog. A big dog at that. Chow and Newfoundland. Boy does he ever loved going for rides. If I could choose just one thing to do with my life nowadays. It would be to drive a truck! Just me and my boy Kobe! Me driving and him just hanging his head out the window. I envy your brother. You very well deserve it though. And I'm sure you very much earned it. God bless you and happy travels. George and Kobe
Waylon speaks to my soul when he sings, & When He is singing he speaks too me... This song is so meaningful to me... Grew Up Doing Outlaw Shit and it got way out of hand... but now in Sobriety I find Peace and Serenity Through his lyrics. Helps remind me what I gave up so I could gain so much more... May Your Soul Rest In Peace & Your Memories Continue To Speak To Me Waylon
its really hard to not look over your shoulder if you have ever lived a life like this song . . . this world just keeps repeating itself over and over again. i wouldnt change anything ive ever done. it has made me who i am. most will never understand
I'll tell you a story. We were sitting around 1 night at my buddies house and I was telling someone how a fight started in a bar once. My buddies 16 year old brother looks at me and says "you're a bit older than me. Don't you think you should be a good role model and not talk about what happens in the bar?" I looked at him and was serious when I said it, but I said "I think I'm being a pretty good role model. When have you ever heard any of my stories from the bar that ended good?" he laughed and said point taken. Moral of the story is that with this old country music, they tell a story. Not all stories have happy endings but there's a lesson to be learned. Sometimes it's, don't follow in my footsteps
Outlaw $##t catches up to a person. Busted up bones, a tatted and scarred up body and mind. A criminal record and a lot of sorrow and heartbreak! I have over one year sober now and have been off parole for almost a year! I thank Jesus everyday for not letting me die like that!
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I'm a 16 year old kid getting raised by a man in his 70s(long time family friend) bc my parent's aren't around, he preaches the lessons he was taught, shows me how to be a man and to defend myself by whatever means I need to, but never start a fight, thank you Wes!
You're on the right track kid
Sending love kiddo❤
Respect to you and wes kid my grandad raised me I went to prison a few times and never really listened to the man u till he past away and now every thing he ever said to makes sense keep listening to the old man and you will do well in life good luck brother
As long as you do your best and stand firm on what you believe, and never let anyone break you down you will make it man. That’s all outlaws really chased, was the fleeting freedom on the horizon of their youth and sense of wonder
Outstanding advice.
My Dad died two days ago, he served his country with honors in Korea. He never was an outlaw type but he raised one, this song plays along with a shot of the finest in his memory. RIP
VHP -Staff Srgt US Army Born1936-Died2020
Im sorry for your loss. My papa the man that raised me passed away on the 12th of june last month he was a veteran & a real good man. So i feel your pain.
Rip to your Dad !!!!
Rest Easy
RIP hope you're doing alright. He's in a better place. You'll rejoin him one day.
RIP
My pops passed away a year ago my dad went out as a Outlaw still had warrants for his arrest your free dad rest easy I’ll handle it all from here love ya old man ❤
rip
I'll drink a beer for your old man to that one 🙏🏾🍻
It's 2022 and there's still real outlaws out here, riding solo, no family, looking for their families, making music and raising hell, Rest in peace Waylon
That's the real truth
Cheers.
Boy fucking howdy!!!
im out here truckin brother
I traveled 300 miles, left home to get to Kentucky mountains. Got here got arrested for a fireball, got spend next 5 days in jail again. Some men like me just ain't built to stay in one place to long. 40 years old still can't settle down.
I grew up in a small town in Oklahoma ( Porter Oklahoma )
I'm black my uncle's listened to this baling hay, plowing the fields, sitting outside watching the bon fire life was a simpler time back then
right on man I'm from central oklahoma
God Bless the good ol' days.
Northeast Oklahoma that's what's up grandparents listened to it as well
Michael Davis I here you ol son but, really people don't need a colour
Thats whats up
Waylon once said, Garth Brooks did for country music, what panty hose did for finger Fu*cling. Waylon you were right. Long live the true outlaws.
OMG OMG i NNNNEEVVVERR actually (lol) laugh out loud.., UNTIL NOW!! FUNNY ASS SHIT!!
And now we have that luke bryant fella lowering the bar even more, his name doesn't deserve large caps.....j.m.o.
got that right
True story
G is definitely in the way
Love Waylon, They're almost all gone,when Willie goes there goes the end of an era that can never be duplicated:(
Willie's gonna outlive both you and me. him and Ozzy will be here past us lol
kris still hanging in there to
+Paul Scofield....HEY PAUL SCOFIELD...IM RYAN PAUL SCHOFIELD!!! awesome
+Lil Kings haha awesome!!
+Paul Scofield ...right on i had to subscribe to ur channel...being a Waylon fan and all!!!
From a young wild kid with a broken home to hangin with all the wrong crowds and ending up with permanent repercussions and then going to a working man starting with nothing but a nickel and a dream that one day I can change.. this song hits hard. I wish I had payed attention to pops and his music more as a kid, maybe then I’d be a different man.. but here’s to the change. Never forget where you come from on the journey.. it’ll help shape you.
trust the process
Damn right! I been thru some tough times when I was young but as you get older you realize there is more to life than prison. You got to live in the moment and seize it for what it is!
@@therealgingerviking86seuse49 yeah. I been thru lots a hard times. I'm 55 now. Stood before the man yesterday get sentenced again. I'm too old for this shit. When will I ever learn? Livin that outlaw life ..... shit
Love this…..
It'd gd to hear that he stepped up to teach you what a Man is supposed to be never forget his teachings.
I wish today's country gave me this kinda chill Waylon produced with his music
One thing I LOVE about newer music, is the fact it gives me permission to embrace what it can never replace ✨✨✨
Yesssssss
Too many pussi boi boot lickers in nashville voting for "law and order" 😒
@@shootinmcgee640 turn from Nashville like yesterday's and today outlaw country is
Waylon Jennings always been number one always will be
everyone wants to be an outlaw. until it's time to do outlaw shit
AMEN BROTHER!
No, everyone wants to be Waylon Jennings to do outlaw shit. We can't get away with the shit he pulled! lol
So true Brother
el co that’s fax
The older I get the more I realize my grandpa lived the outlaw life and he seen it in me and at 36 I've been living the outlaw life my whole life from running shine to running drugs and it'll cat h up with me eventually but until then this is my destiny
By the time you realize the shit is out of hand it’s damn tough to stop and if you do it’s always calling you back. Here’s to everyone looking down the barrel of both.
REAL TALK
Talk about it brother
Jacob Newman best explanation I’ve ever heard
Much love brother much love. I relate so bad to this. After the woman left I lost control relapsed
@@genespencer9503 thank ya Sir!
I got to see Waylon's grave. I traveled back to Mesa Az where I was born. While drinking hard I always went to this gas station.. saw this old man who plays guitar .named Richard. I always through him some bucks for buskin. I drove him around a couple times to help him out. We jammed together as well. Anyway he told me Waylon's grave was up the street ..was hard to believe until we went and he found it . Richard played with Waylon a time or 2 . Amazing story alot I'm leaving out but good lord. What a wild world. Country legend .
This was my dad's song. He was a great man. Served his country and lived an honorable life but was always misunderstood. God bless his soul. I miss him.
Sorry to hear that but u will see him again it's hard I have done been there
That's why many of us don't tell our stories... Don't want to be judged by those who have no fucking clue. Our wars are our own. Our own reasons, our feelings, our decisions.
All mine
Most people that can shock the system are ..4 the better of course..man has become afraid of ideals that make most better
@@johnland1528ty for his service.
I grew up my whole life looking at pictures of my dad who played a banjo and sang in a band. I never met him. He died a little bit after I was born in a plane crash while smuggling grass out of Colombia in the 70s. His body was never recovered and all I got growing up were stories and my pictures my mom had. He was from the south and for some reason I always thought of him when I ever heard Waylon, even though I never met him. Thank you Waylon. R.I.P. Carl V Harris
With all thats bedn coming out 8 would look into that ..the sr.busch had business in bogota colombia involved smuggling .....its a known fact WHO the actual cartels were ...jed busch married a columbian no one knows anything about her Family ....BLESSINGS TO YOU AND YOUR FATHERS SPIRIT &SOUL DOES REMAIN🌦💝🌠
I have a feeling your old man pushing for a better future.
R.I.P. Carl V. Harris
Is ur dad DB Cooper???
Man I can't imagine the pain,I won't ever forget reading this.ill will pray for u till the day I die
This reminds me of my dad. He died at 46 living the life of an OUTLAW. And He Worshiped Waylon. And I closed my eyes and caught a glimpse of my dad in prison singing this song. I wished I could of saved my father. I'm 35 now and after 8 yrs of in and out of prison before I was 22. I can say I broke the cycle. Love you Pops
Hello Louisiana, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
Lol
I'm braking the family curses my self.
My uncle's were cowboys now there gone but I still have this music to listen to thanks Waylon Jennings for always being there even if you weren't ❤
Hes now watchin you from a far my freind do him proud !
To who ever this song has touched God bless you all
May God bless you as well, my friend!
New country cant hold a candle too these outlaws.
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This song is about coke
'90s country was actually really good. But the Outlaw Shit was definitely the best
@@ted5128 aCola?
Yeah bc wed burn it down
For you dad I do forgive you I'm a man now with his own demons and I understand now the toll it takes on you. Love you pops. Can't leave my kid's yet but I look forward to seeing you happy and healthy. R.I.P Stanley Seavers my father
Damn man, that's some strong words. Keep those demons in your dust and give it hell moving forward, when you feel like life is getting tough tie another knot in that rope and hold on like hell...
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@ Ben Evil , Of all the comments on this song, yours just stopped me dead in my tracks. What a true true statement. Haunting words....Take care man
God I miss real country... Extremely tired of what passes as country now days... Murder On Music Row
Music Row is being torched to the ground by Plastic Country. BUT there is some good folks coming up quietly but steadily. East Nashville is rising. Margo Price. Sturgil Simpson, Jayme Johnson are relatively "old style" Country. And of course Chris Stapleton.
Thanks for listing Margo Price, I haven't heard of her before but I am now a fan. Keep spreading the word getting these people heard is the only way we can save country music.
Mike Honcho I haven't really ever been a Country fan since most of what I heard was radio garbage. I did keep up with Americana music. Then I heard her on KEXP sessions and was blown away. Country can touch your soul when it is REAL.
James Angelo amen
James Angelo I miss the highwaymen😢
I grew up with a hard-working father who worked in the oilfield since I was a baby. My mother became an aggressive alcoholic narcissist and had mentally abused me for years. Now I am a married man to a woman that I've been with for 12 years now and has a beautiful daughter. if it wasn't for my 4 best friends growing up with and working with I wouldn't be leaving this comment to show and express on how much this song means to me... brotherhood. Thank you Tyler, Tanner, Lonnie, Casey. I owe you guys my life.
Thank you for sharing 😊🙏
Great news
Bless you. I'm standing by a man who's been through it as well... There's love out there...I'm still hopeful I can tame this wounded animal... sending you love❤
Godspeed friend! This earth is tough sometimes but it's nothing like some perseverance to harden the mind and soul. I look at it as challenges I will find solutions to come hell or high water.
I recently moved my wife and 3 children to Lubbock Texas, from a long shitty life in ohio. We now live in a town outside of lubbock just about 7 miles away from Littlefield Texas where Waylon was born and raised. Thanks to my grandfather i grew up on the old/real country music. Now when i walk out into this wide open west texas field, with a cold beer in my hand and waylon singing in the background... I totally get i. Every last word!
Howdy. Welcome🤘🏽
i feel that :] lousiana boy here and same same hehe
My brother's I'm here with you all from Georgia stay strong 💪🙏
Now you understand what it means to be a Texan!
Im nobody special...just a counrty boy that likes old school music😊
Glad to meet you 😀
As a good old Georgia boy I'm right here with you Brother stay strong 💪🙏
Same, here buddy, Ozarks Arkansas
Hey I'm even less than special.
They don't make em like this no more... :(
Check out Wheeler Walker Jr's version here on you tube he does a monster cover .
Check out wheeler walker Jr.
+Thomas Moon oh beg my pard 😎
QUICKIRONS I agree, Country certainly isn't what it use to be. I would like to think there is hope for us though. I have been very impressed with Chris Stapleton.
check out his grandson struggle Jennings he samples this song and a whole lot of other Waylon songs
There's something about deep dark music that makes my soul smile. Love this song
Me too.
Grimey TRUTH! ☠️
Old country has a meaning its not all about money like music now.
rando commando Yes but not as much money as they ask for now a days and music back then had a meaning and was to get their opinion out like this song here.
rando commando money was the goal even during their days BUT most had a story to tell, truth to speak and it costed them lots of money they could've had. Waylon left music row coz they wanted to censor the truth he was singing and he made his own records then. Lots of artist done same.
You take someone like Luke Bryan (who's music I actually like) he sings about girls shaking their tails etc...there's no real deep meaning to his music, it doesn't make you THINK like some lyrics can. His music is for fame and money. Then someone like Chris Stapleton, Hank 3 and others come along...their songs force you to sit up and take notice, all while they are earning money.
+Momma B3ar I totally agree with you, and I own some Waylon and some Chris Stapleton CDs. I think though that the ones like Waylon Johnny Kris and all of em would be depressed to see what the new "country" music is, I know I am, but Chris Stapleton and the few others like him give me a bit of hope again.
Flogrown Clayton older country music was real not like this bs
Aranz Hale this is old country music listen to Luke Bryan then u will see bs
You know Waylon is the greatest of all time! And he said And I quote "Garth Brooks done for country music what pantyhose done for finger f:)ckin" unquote! RIP MY HERO!
Garth WHO? lol
That is fucking brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing.
WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN LOL ...REAL MEN LIKE TO SHIT WITH THE DOOR OPEN TALK ABOUT PUSSY AT THE DINER TABLE MAKE THERE OWN BEEF JERKY GO ON RIVERBOAT GAMBLING TRIPS AND LISTEN TO WAYLON FUCKING JENNINGS ....now all you ponty tail headed boys please sit the fuck down and let the real men do this shit
josh craft 😮
No Edith, real men love and respect their wives and work hard to support their families. They don't gamble away their hard earned money and talk about "pussy" at the dinner table. If that is the conversation at your dinner table you had better set a place for Donald Trump.
This song means a lot to me...I ran wild when I was a young man.
"Outlaw shit" almost ruined my life. I woke up.
Waylon is a national treasure.
was sang for jessie colter his wife👍
Almost kicked out of the Marines, brother. I got to stay in and straightened up. I’m lucky. I feel y brother
Definitely one of a kind I grew up listening Waylon
You're not alone brother
Sometimes you gotta hit or get near the bottom to realize how good things are. Be glad you made it through. Don't regret those life lessons. Hope you found God in the process.
I am grateful to have grown up listening to Waylon Jennings music. I like the honesty of the old school of singers like him and others. Modern country does not have same quality .
this was the real Heroes damn shame everyone's gone now . I'm a Cherokee Indian an when I was comen up this was the real country now it's lost I miss the old ways of life
We still got Kriss and Willie
Dude you said it
This native has outlaw in his blood. God it ain't always been easy especially this day in age. Just because you're an outlaw doesn't mean you're a bad person. Just because you're law doesn't mean you're a good person. To all my outlaws, standing for what you believe in. This outlaw shit
Colter wall and slaid Reeves put out some good country
I'm Cherokee also I love this as well I live that era.
I'm not a fan of most country music, I normally just stick to heavy metal. There's just something about this older country music that I absolutely love and find some relatable. This is one of my favorite songs in the world, it just hits me down to my very core. Amazing....
It resonates with you because you're growing up.it doesn't matter if your 16 or 60 we all have growing up to do.theres so many of us out there who,when we were young men,got into all sorta outlaw shit and it DID get outta hand.this song has substance and wisdom and above all else it has soul.
same it’s just great song writing
Agree!
Nothing like Waylon,Merle,Johnny and Hank. Just to name a few.
Because it's REAL. Not some forced music writing from the record companies marketing fluff for a buck $
When our parents music become our own. I love it thanks for sharing
62 and this still gives me the bumps, The real musicians .
the greatest and toughest man i know is on his way out as im typing this. love you uncle.
I hope my nephew thinks this of me when it's my time. sorry for your loss
May the lord bless you and him and your family!! Yeshua is real...i love you and him❤🙏☝
This message hits hard. Long Live Evil Uncle
When a song haunts you to ur very soul, you realize the words are a reflection of ur life. Waylon even tho ur gone ur poetic words live on thru ur fans. May you and the Man in Black make heaven a more interesting place.
I'm black and never really liked country music but right now I'm listening to this song with tears in my eyes but FACTS
You definitely said that. Very few words can hold the same weight.
@@johnelljohnson9374 Being Black has nothing to do with the music that you feel compelled by, There are many Black country & western singers you can look up, and alot of mashups and musicians working together and making new genres over the years. I love Classic R & B and There are white singers that you'd swear we're black, or vice versa, it doesn't matter really, we choose what we like and live, and we should all learn about our past and music, and enjoy it all, please listen to Struggle Jennings and Caitlin song "God we need you now", he is the grandson of The late great Waylon Jennings, but sings in the genre of rap, with country )& r/b flare, It's PHENOMENAL!
Yeah I hear ya there.i cried my eyes out when I heard this song because 8d never heard my life summed up so accurately in a song meant to summ up someone else's life.i can relate to waylon Jennings.excess,misunderstood,anger,pride,ego,sorrow and finally realization. I'd give anything just to be able to sit with waylon Jennings for an hour and just chat.
No one loves Waylon more n me, but he didn't write this.
Mexicans love waylon to..this is real music
and so, they should. real recognize real.
I'm from Spain. I discovered this song today but I should have discover it years ago. I love that amazing song. Great Waylon.
Much love from 🇺🇸!
Look up The Highwaymen.It’s Waylon Jennings,Kris Kristopherson,Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash🥃
@@FleetwoodCaddy59 I listened Higwaymen shortly after Outlaw shit. But thanks anyway. Its a great song too. I love that music.
I also like the cover that the White Buffalo did.
This is both an Anthem and an Apology.
The anthem of Apologies.
Willie is the only one left ain’t he ?
@@deborahchesser7375 Kris kristofferson is still around. Stopped touring a year and a half ago though.
@@joepratt537 oh yeh that’s right. We are running out of the guys from our era
Apology for what
Sounds like an apology,should be an anthem....outlaw woman here, lost my outlaw man.....trying to recover from loss got in deeper...
🖒
Bonnie's are damn hard to find. It won't take long for another Clyde to come around. not that it will replace the original, but I know how us dirtbags often find temporary comfort in fleeting pleasures
Keep fighting Amy, respect and love from WA state
I know what you mean before I joined the Army me and my ex wife were ride and together. When I went to the 3rd time she got pregnant by another man, took $70,000, the brand new car I just bought her before I left. When I came home I had nothing. I wish to God that I can find an honest, loyal woman willing to jump on the back our Harley and just ride.
Respect
Waylon is a legend. One of the few that will forever be remembered
Decently
Him and Hank sr were the ones that got country started
It's time ladies and Gentlemen to turn into outlaws! Let's Bring Our Beautiful Country America Back! I know I am not the only one feeling this way!
God bless you Waylon!
There's more of them out there. We just have to support them. Jamey Johnson, Sturgil Simpson, Colter Wall, etc. May it never die!!!
Chris Stapleton, Cody Jinks, White Morgan, Tyler Childers.... It's not dead by a long shot.
Gotta keep her breathing.
Wish I could could hit like on your comment a million times brother!!!
Angry johnny.
Unfortunately they all fall into the mainstream country they realize that is what they have to do to keep up with the way things are.
Don’t forget Cody jinks
Hello, I am writing from Turkey. Waylon is truly incredible. I am a big fan of him and his music. He has a voice that truly touches the heart. Every time I listen to Waylon, I feel like going on a long journey leaving everyone and everything behind. I hope one day I have the courage to do this... Endless love to all true outlaws. 🖤🖤🖤
Much love from 🇺🇸!!
Back at you my fellow outlaw🥃🚬
You should see it from an American point of view. It's beautiful
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@@omerates2310 😊😊 kesinlikle güzel hissettiriyor
Nobody can hold a candle to Waylon. Nobody.
damn straight
maybe you should read the hag's life story, Waylon was a music outlaw but no one in country music lived a life like Merle. rip to both
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Hank Williams was the best in my opinion, but Waylon is up there that's for sure
Hank III is closest of this generation! He does his forefathers proud!
I grew up on Waylon,,,mama would play your music every weekend as she did the cleaning and ironing,,,thank you for your grandson struggle Jennings he is following in your footsteps...
May you and mama rest easy .. gonna listen to your music 4ever!!❤🎧🎶🎶🎶
Personally I feel as an African-American musician bass player who has been familiar with country music and soul music and the Beatles my entire life I do my musical journey I personally feel that Waylon Jennings is simply the most honest righteous songwriter since the Beatles him Bill withers it you know there's certain people that stand in a different class he is there I mean you know I mean you know you get Bob Dylan you know you got Hendrix great poets and great song structures but this song is a masterpiece you can interpret it so many ways with a band this incredible the foundation is so righteous I bow down to Waylon Jennings truly added utter respect for his spirit and God bless him and his music man
You have an open mind. You're a rare soul in today's world
I named my son River Waylon in honor of a man that's music has always been heavily influential on my life. Love all of his music but this song always spoke so many different meanings in my life.
Good name. My name is River too. 10/4/92
Rip daddy, Vietnam marine from Tennessee and best daddy a girl can have. Outlaw shit, I get it from you an thru the pain ya taught me to keep a smile.
Love ya dad.
Count on a Tennessee man to volunteer much respect to your father
God bless your dad.Im an old VOL too.Peace be with you.
Thank your daddy for his service my daddy was over there in vietnam and he raise a out law too even though I am black I love my country because my daddy fought over there in hell what they call nam and he was the only black in platoon I like this song because this how feel
Thank you for the best years of my life baby you make me happy
@@kennethhood1055 I felt that. Mississippi VOL here. Contract has 4 more years on it. 🙂 stay up bro
Such a shame where country music is today, real country like this is what should be on our radios. Rest easy waylon, your music will never be forgotten and will remain the definition of country music for all eternity.
Never will this get old...play it every night after work with a few bowls of weed...real talk
Breaks my heart that we wont ever see or hear anything like Waylon again in our lifetime . One of a kind .
+baler johnson that's one of the reasons it's so special... he lives on in his music within you...
+baler johnson Check out Yelawolf, Struggle Jennings, and the Slumerican guys....its probably not your cup of tea if this style is what youre after, but they are living along the same lines and talking a lot about the same stuff...Yelawolf has a song called "Devil in my Veins" thats pretty raw. Struggle Jennings is Waylons grandson.
You should listen to Devil In My Veins by Yelawolf.Not saying its the same but givr iy a try.
+Percs Murray Yeah ..........eat this.........TRUMP
baler johnson that is so true
Im pregnant and naming my son after Waylon jennings ❤
Dont let your babies grow up to be cowboys!
How's the lil Waylon
That's Awesome!!
thats my sons name waylon michael
Please have another and name it Donald after Johnny Paycheck
My dad told me my grandpa was a big Waylon guy. I was around 7 when he passed but i can oddly still remember his outfit he wore every day. Black cowboy boots, polyester pants, button up shirt, leather jacket and a cowboy hat. The stories my dad tells of when he was younger my grandpa would definitely be an outlaw. Wish i had more time with him love you Grampa Floyd.
rest in peace waylon...
the best voice of country music
idk, i think my boy willie takes that one
GhOsT 420 no. Waylon. Is the voice of country.
waylon and johnny cash will forever rule this world! :D
they are our true inspiration to a life with understanding!
Couldn't agree more brother!
Annette Stinnett it's ok. i respect your opinion.
I'm only 35, this song is timeless, dunno how I've went so many years without it. Part of my life now, going to stay. Thanks Waylon
Named my son Waylon. His daddy said how could you not like someone named after a legend 💙💚
Mine is as well!
Waylon my friend, it has just begun
You would not believe what has begun.
Damn what a gorgeous version and vocal.....the man could flat out sing anything. Such a great baritone filled with danger,honesty, vulnerability, the whole smash.
Tommy Petersen yea
Tommy Petersen I Second
Tommy Petersen ...agreed. His voice was epic....on its own level.
Awesome
What other version???
Waylon was a true "Rebel" he sang the way he wanted. GOD BLESS RIP
+Josanne Fabian He was the original outlaw
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outlaw...
I miss my dad. This was his song.
Ive been feelin lost and like im doin this on my own lately. Listening to this make me feel like my dad is lookin down on me with a smirk to get back up from this.
R.i.p Wilson Atkins
I love and miss you dad :'(
P3y0t3 49 oh honey, so sorry to hear that. Life can really suck when it looks at you hard like that. We all have a time and place babe, now it’s just your turn smirk right back, and let dad know you got this. He did right by you and you’ll land on your feet.
I hope you have found peaceful I know how u felt then
I went through the same thing
How are you doing now ? .it takes time to come to terms with losing a parent ...God bless you
I will forever be in debt to the music that saved me and the ones that made it.
My God I love this version. The original will never be duplicated but there's something about this one. It's pure haunting. How I miss real country music made by real outlaws. Long live Waylon and the rest of them that made it the best music in the world.🤘
Hello Casey, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
Sad song from a legend. When the law is abused. A message meant for him. You can hear the hurt in his voice. Glad he wrote a song about it. RIP 🔥👏👍
played this for my pa at his finnal resting place R.I.P. love and still use ur wisdome every day outlaw for ever
I'm a mother of a sixteen year old daughter. It is true to form to learn the blessings of our elders in good stead. The greatest gifts given is their wisdom to us. To pay it properly forward. Beautiful feeling to see that in our and theirs actions ! Seeing that positivity, nothing but golden! Keep smiling. Open doors in life.
Hello Jennifer, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
@@trevorjennings35Gmail ciao Trevor! 🙋♀️😍😘❤️
Just heard this song today... where has this been hiding..
In your heart
This song gives me chills every time.
Was just sitting here thinking the same thing! :)
and tears
You damn right, EVEN freaking time sitting here listening as I write seen you comment and had to reply amen
Me as well my freind
Every single time. Good music by good folk.. tends to do it.
Tears at my heart .. he had a good life.
We all.make mistakes
My uncle loves him some waylon! Even looks like him!
Hello Beautiful your smile is princess 😊😊
I can relate Waylon. I guess I'm an outlaw with you. RIP to one of the greatest outlaws the world ever seen
These will forever be the OUTLAWS as far as I’m concerned! RIP and God Bless too all🙏💯🇨🇦🫵
Hello there Cindy nice meeting you here
Once again I want to say thank you to country music they're giving me some of the best times of my life that's where I listen to my country music at as a teenager for their memories I'll never forget from Southern Indiana we still set around the parking lots and listen to the good old country music thank God for The Highwaymen were they are number one on our list for they are true heroes and we all love them so thank you for listening to me I might not say it good enough but I say it God Bless The Highwaymen
Hello Eugene, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
My Dad raised me on a Harley, Outlaw shit! The late 70's,80's,early 90's, when Outlaws would ride,live,party, fight,fuck,and live to ride some more.
Dad was My Dad, friend,teacher, protector,and my Hero !!! When he passed/was killed in Terre Haute Regional Hospital (medical malpractice),he/we was shit on by all.
He listened to the good'ole country.
Before I Die,I must do a Pocket Run in his memory, playing his music,"Outlaw Shit," The days of simple, enjoyable,times! R.I.P. Super Scooter Bill,love You and miss You !!!
Sorry to hear what happened to your Dad he sure did get a bad deal he sounds like he was one cool Outlaw take care mate
Sounds like a true outlaw brother my he rest with Jonny and Waylon
I know what you mean by being shit on by everybody I fill ya man and sorry to hear about your dad
Sorry about your dad.
I’m a trucker and sometimes I think of ways to get out and then I listen to a song like this and I realize why I am a trucker
I used to listen to this a lot when things were, unbeknownst to me out of hand. Way out of hand. Thank God it's over.
Just lost a good buddy of 20 years. Met him around 15. We were both already troubled, and acted like it. We raised hell through our teens, 20s but my buddy never gave it up. The outlaw shit never got old to him. He fit 3 lives into 35 years. I’ll never forget him. I’ll always love him. He was a brother. I just wish I could have gotten through to him.
13 likes and one reply… go to work loser
If that don't bring tears to your eyes you don't have a soul my friend
I remember riding with my pops listening to this song. R.I.P. pops and Waylon
Still getting me every time i listen to it and remember all my friends long and gone because of booze, drugs and Gear. You always saw the little guys Waylon, rest in peace brother✊
Same story brother
Waylon to me is more than just a great artist. He is an icon. His voice is haunting and you feel eveything he felt when he sang his songs. The greatest troubadour in music history
I was born a outlaw and i will die a outlaw Kenny ray
Damn watever happened to real outlaw country music
Small world. I just was listening to good ole outlaw music and look who i found. Hmmm. Outlaw Woman 😃
Gone but always immortalized with the men who made it great
It became outlawed
Give Jamey Johnson a listen
Donnie P I have heard him n he is great 👍
There will never be another Waylon.
you're absolutely right. only 1 Waylon Jennings and one fine country singer.
Everytime I hear it, my stomach sinks. Reminds me of tough times. Yet I’ll never stop listening.
Waylon Jennings- forever haunted by the death of his best friend Buddy Holly. R.I.P. Hank- we miss ya.
My best friend is someone who has lived in my life and love to see him again
they're really out there now
I'm from Lubbock Texas and that is very true I have got to set down with buddy brother and talk to him when I was a young boy. Something not a lot of people can say.
Douglas Steele ikr goddam I always felt bad for him after hearing him tell how the whole shit went down an offhand comment...I hope your damned old plane crashes...turns into a tragic prophesy he carried the guilt of that til the day he died...gods can you begin to imagine the kind of agony he suffered the rest of his life blaming himself for the death of his friend...not his fault but noonebcould convince him of that...rip Waylon we forgive you as has buddy and Ritchie and no have now sleep long and well sir you earned it
Moves me to tears. How could anyone thumb down?
I have Pictures of my uncle being held by Waylon Jennings When he was 3 years old
Justin Newland that is awesome Waylon is a great singer
Totally one of the best outlaws
must have been a strong kid!!
Post them
Im.newland area too.
I think Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings are probably my MOST FAVORITE Country Western singers of all time!! I love Waylon Jennings' voice, so DEEP and RICH!!
Hey how are you doing…?
Just think guys this guy was one hell of a legend... in this world we only live for 2 things. Live and die. Now we can’t take nothing when we go but we can damn sure leave our legacys.
He's still alive and well in my life and some of y'all. Hoorah?
Same here
Hank sr was a true outlaw
Not just country, no singer/songwriter from today has got the talent of Waylon.
Hey I know you whats up bro ain't talked to ya in awhile
Ghost gaming Hey bud, haven't been on here in a while.
Amen corner, I'm 7, and 8 in this 2comments,of the Amen corner,truth
For those of you making rude comments about Struggle, let me get this straight. Struggle takes parts of Waylon's songs is because first of all, Waylon was Struggle's grandpa. Second of all, before Struggle started his career, he wanted to make songs with Waylon but when Waylon died, Struggle was heartbroken because he never got his wish so when Struggle started his career, he took some parts of Waylon's songs and put them in his songs and let me tell you, the version of the song Outlaw S*** that has Struggle and Yelawolf in it, I like that version a lot and the part when Struggle says,"Alright, grandpa, it's your turn," that made me think about when my great grandma died or when a friend of mine from my high school died. I mean yes, I do like this version of this song a lot but the version with Struggle, Struggle explains a quite a few things in that song. And I'm sure if you were famous and somebody in your family was famous, you'd feel like taking part of that person's song and putting it in your. Heck, I'd do the same thing if I was a rapper and somebody in my family died and was famous. So before you go making rude comments about Struggle, how about you think first before you say.
***** Exactly
***** I get that, but still, if Struggle wants to take parts of Waylon's songs and put it in his song, then he can. I mean, I don't to a whole lot of songs from Struggle but when I do, I listen to songs that he makes that has Waylon's voice in the song. If Waylon was still alive and if he actually did make a song with Struggle, I would think that they make a great collaboration.
Michael Dennis Starbuck fuck struggle waylon rocks
Actually Waylon was his step dad not his grandpa. Look it up. He was with struggles mom and eventually married her. His father's name was William harness. No relation to the Jennings family at all.
miranda wilson ..Waylon was married to Struggles grandmother (Jessie Coulter) struggles mother is Jessie's daughter from a previous marriage.
Im 58 and have lived like this song. Man is ge right. One of the greatest country music singer ever.
This song is so powerful, I can't help thinking of all the foolish choices I've made in my life when I hear it.
What a legend. If you disliked this, then don't know true country music.
Describes my younger days,hits home every time I hear it,20 years wasted on crime,drugs,an prison 😢 it was what shaped me who I am today.
Amen to that brother. 20 years here too. Waylon tells a good story in this song. A lot of people don't know the meaning of it. But he tells a good story. We both know the life too well. It made us the good men we are today. It just sucks in today's society or the information age. They can type your name into Google, and you come back looking like a fucking murderer. I'm not proud by any means of some of the things I did, but I'm proud of the man I am today! He left behind a good Legacy or Legacies. With his son shooter and his grandson struggle. They too have lived have the life we have. If you haven't listened to them, give them a listen.
@bill smith ..Even in my late forties. I have a dog. A big dog at that. Chow and Newfoundland. Boy does he ever loved going for rides. If I could choose just one thing to do with my life nowadays. It would be to drive a truck! Just me and my boy Kobe! Me driving and him just hanging his head out the window. I envy your brother. You very well deserve it though. And I'm sure you very much earned it. God bless you and happy travels. George and Kobe
for jessie colter his wife
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I agree I have had the same life
I'm not crying.....YOU'RE crying! Thank you Waylon for this masterpiece!
Am crying
Thanks Mayans MC, because of that serie I have discovered this GREAT song. Outlaw sh*t.
Waylon speaks to my soul when he sings, & When He is singing he speaks too me... This song is so meaningful to me... Grew Up Doing Outlaw Shit and it got way out of hand... but now in Sobriety I find Peace and Serenity Through his lyrics. Helps remind me what I gave up so I could gain so much more... May Your Soul Rest In Peace & Your Memories Continue To Speak To Me Waylon
I agree been there and still there
Me too I have a little girl I don't like what's going on this planet
My Grandpa (who has been deceased now for 30 years) loved Waylon Jennings. Waylon helps bring back the few memories I have of my Grandpa....
its really hard to not look over your shoulder if you have ever lived a life like this song . . . this world just keeps repeating itself over and over again. i wouldnt change anything ive ever done. it has made me who i am. most will never understand
Hello how are you doing??
I get it
I'm 14 years old, and I past up the rap fad my friends are in and went to this stuff.
Good Kid, Listen to music with soul in it.
You did good!!! Listen to the lyrics. Nothing but good advice
I'll tell you a story. We were sitting around 1 night at my buddies house and I was telling someone how a fight started in a bar once. My buddies 16 year old brother looks at me and says "you're a bit older than me. Don't you think you should be a good role model and not talk about what happens in the bar?" I looked at him and was serious when I said it, but I said "I think I'm being a pretty good role model. When have you ever heard any of my stories from the bar that ended good?" he laughed and said point taken. Moral of the story is that with this old country music, they tell a story. Not all stories have happy endings but there's a lesson to be learned. Sometimes it's, don't follow in my footsteps
The smartest thing i'v ever heard from a 14 year old👍always stay true to your self kid or i should say young man.
You are listening to old school music doll. 🙋🇺🇸
RIP. YOU BADASS OUTLAW🇺🇸
you will always be a legend to me
Outlaw $##t catches up to a person. Busted up bones, a tatted and scarred up body and mind. A criminal record and a lot of sorrow and heartbreak! I have over one year sober now and have been off parole for almost a year! I thank Jesus everyday for not letting me die like that!
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Four of the Greatest years of my Life, working For Waylon. Never has there been a more Down to earth Man in this world. Waylon you are missed by all.