My husband did 3 tours in Iraq and on the 3rd one he must have had a feeling he wasn’t coming back because he wrote a note to my son and left it in the saddle of his Harley telling him he loved him and was proud of him and will always be watching over him … my son is marine now and rides that bike to Arlington every year to visit him on his birthday ❤ semper fi riot we miss you A’HO ❤
Semper Fi Riot. I never knew you, but if you wore the Eagle Globe and Anchor you were and always will be a brother. I hope you and son are doing as well as you can.
My father was only 19 in the Vietnam War where he was shot and killed fighting for this wonderful country. I feel so damn proud to be his son! He served in 1969.
I get chills and I'm not a vet. My family came to this country in WW1 because well...my great grandparents were a German man and his Jewish wife...both born and raised in Russia. Noooot a great combo in that time and place so they thought America was the best bet. The soldiers of this nation have made it safe for people like my family to come here and make a life for themselves. So thank you for your service.
The thing I love best about your reactions is that you don’t have to say a word. Your eyes and facial expressions say it all. That shows me that you are a caring person. Thank you for that. The world needs more people like you.
Thank you for your service to freedom! From a war that Private Malone served in. Many memories to this day at 72 years old. Bless you and your family, Bill
My husband was a young Marine in Vietnam; we weren’t married or sweethearts at the time. I knew him; he’s my best friend’s brother. Fortunately, he did make it home! I have watched several reactions to the Riding with Pvt. Malone video, but haven’t heard anyone comment about the buttons on the radio not working right except tuning into the “oldies” late at night. The oldies were Pvt. Malone’s music! They were new when he was alive, that’s why those songs were heard late at night! ♥️🇺🇸♥️
I've heard this song so many times throughout my life. It incredible. I first heard it when I was maybe 8 or 9 and it hit me so hard... I knew exactly what he was talking about somehow, I just felt so connected. To this day decades later I still can't hear this song without crying full on tears... Thank you for your Service. I'm an American, but I've always known and appreciated the efforts and sacrifices that our allies which we are lucky to have, have also committed to stopping the evil in this world. Hope you and your family are well, take care
Thank you for this and thank you for your genuine reaction. As far as the guardian Angel that represents the fallen we must believe for without belief we have nothing! God Bless!
I am 64 years young and the Corvette has been my dream car for as long as I can remember. I never thought I would own one but about 3 or 4 years ago we found one in the classifieds. It's not a rag top, it's a '79 (which is the year we got married), just rolled over 33,000 miles, and it's mine! This song is my favorite! I love and appreciate our military! I hope that there's a "Private Andrew Malone" riding shotgun! But wanted to say I enjoyed watching your review on this song! Your reactions, expressions, emotions were genuine! Thank you!
I love seeing people's reaction to this song. It's one of those that has a somber undertone under an uplifting course, dipping into what makes you think is gonna be a sad ending, only to flip everything head over heels right at the end. Getting emotional hearing this for the first time should be part of the Turing Test as far as I'm concerned, because if you don't you must be some kind of robot.
Yes, this is one of those songs that always brings tears to my eyes. Like you said the ultimate sacrifice of his life, and his beloved car. Love this song!
Thank You To All Military 6:53 Veterans Retired and Active also to the Veterans who didn't make it home gone but not Forgotten also to the Veterans who made it home THANK YOU to the Veterans who didn't make it home always on duty are gone but never forgotten i support The USA Military
I’m not sure that you’ll receive other requests to bed this one up for me, but this one is very personal to me. Holly Dunn - Daddy’s Hands This song was my song for my step daddy who chose to raise me since I was 7 1/2 years old. I was with him when he took his last breath three years ago on August 6. I would love for you to do a reaction to this beautiful song!
The guy that played private malone in the video was the writer of the song and he has a prequel to this song called last letter home i will edit this momentarily with a link to that song... th-cam.com/video/AsBSPHXjny8/w-d-xo.html
I'm a total country fan since the 80's and have never heard this song. Definitely a little choked up😥 sometime could you react to "Courtesy of the red white and blue" by Toby Keith
Love your heartfelt reaction to this "bittersweet" song!😞 It makes my eyes "leak" every time I hear it!😢 Also, thank you so much & God bless you for your service! 🙏😊
This song has always been a favorite for me. If you look for it you can find a video here on youtube of the songwriter telling how the song slowly came together.
I just checked those videos out because of this comment! (There's actually 3 that help you get the full picture.) Also, it turns out, Tom Shepard, the guy who actually wrote the song, ended up writing a PREQUEL called "Last Letter Home." I wasn't expecting much to be honest, but it got me in the feels because I knew what was coming. It's definitely worth a listen.
If you get the chance you need to react to Angel Flight (Radio Tower Remix) w/lyrics. This was written by Radney Foster. It is such a beautiful military song.
This is absolutely amazing, and I never thought that Vegeta's voice would be so perfect for this song. Plus, this is one of the cleanest AI voices I have ever heard. Amazing job, please keep up the amazing work
I love David Ball. Such a unique country artist. If you read this... I hope you'll put his song, "Thinkin Problem" on your list of songs to listen to. I've enjoyed your journey. All the best to the Taylor Family.
If you want a NEW LEGEND try Earl Thomas Conley. In the decade of the 80's he had more #1 hits than anyone in any genre. Try - Holding Her and Loving You, Can't Win For Losing You or Angel in Disguise.
Lol no worries. Only reason i know that, is because my dad is a Earl Thomas Conley fan, and I'm a John Conlee fan. So we always get into arguments, who is better. Lol
Once in a blue moon, a woman in love, brotherly love (with Keith Whitley), and honor bound are some more good ones from ETC! We lost a gift when he passed
I want to thank you for your reaction! Every time I see that song or see somebody react to it they have that same look as you did. What a great story telling song in a phenomenal job you did!
YES!!!!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't know if you saw my reply to one of my earlier comments, but I'm having a terrible week, so this is actually pretty good timing. I always cry when I hear this song but I needed to anyway so it's okay. And it made me smile to watch you enjoy the story, and I DEFINITELY needed that, so thank you!!! ♥️♥️♥️
@@taylorfamilyreactions A close friend of mine just passed away from covid 19. It's going to hurt for awhile. Oddly enough, he loved country music. He was a singer songwriter and I honestly thought he would be the next big country star to come from where I live, which is San Antonio, Texas. But now, he's gone. His name was Jonathan, but we called him Johnny.
@@amandagarcia3668 I am so sorry for your loss. Just know that Johnny is with you now. He will be your "Private Malone". Much love from British Columbia, Canada.
Great review of a great song that took years to write and by chance David Ball recorded this track in a basement studio with only 4 instruments. Many in my extended family served, by God’s grace made it home but I remember sitting in front of the tv the week of my older brother’s 18th birthday watching for his draft number to scroll by. His draft card in his hand however, we all new the number and were silently repeating it as if we were a choir. It didn’t come up. In school we could get MIA bracelets and we also had the option to have ‘pen pals’ with soldiers in country. I jumped at the chance and corresponded with a SSGT from Texas. The only boy of a share cropper with a house full of sisters. I remember that his last letter …. he was going on a helo recon snatch & grab in Cambodia. 4 subsequent letters were unanswered. I got scared. Years later after The Wall was constructed the military would travel all over America with a miniature replica. One was assembled ironically on the Seminole territory in Hollywood, FL. I took my wife and her 2 girls to find him on The Wall. Two active soldiers, MSG & SSG found his name in the Book and walked me to the panel where his name was engraved. My family stay back a bit as, on either side of me, the Master Sargent pointed to his name. The Senior Staff Sargent to my right out of nowhere held up a piece of paper and black chalk. I was overcome, my knees buckled a bit, this 5’ 11” 250lb linebacker in construction was held upright by these two men in uniform. My unanswered letters were now answered and I what I had feared years ago, I now knew. Yep, this song is deep, in so many ways
Wow,that was not only beautiful but heartfelt as well, God is good 🙏 ❤️, loved your reaction and I agree Thank You to all the Men and Women who serve for our country ❤️ God Bless You All ❤️ hope everyone has a blessed evening 🙏
I've always loved this song but didnt know who sang it. I think the best part about country music is the story. Makes me cry at times and melancholy. You are so right, a couple of days a year to honor our servicemen and woman is not enough. My husband spent over 20 yrs in the military and he a very proud man and would serve all over again if he could. Even when its by choice its a hard one to make❤
Appreciate the channel. Great song, for anyone who has children they should here “My Wish” by Rascal Flatts. Many people have these lyrics in their families bibles. My brothers across the pond should here this.
I always thought of it as his mother selling the car, like she was already so heartbroken, she had to have found the note and put it back, with time it was easier to let go and she knew her son wanted his car to go to someone who would appreciate it the same. Edit: Possibly his Grandmother, I think she might be late 80s early 90s if my understanding of the timeline is right.
Thank you for your service sir. Love your reactions, yours is the first reaction channel I've subscribed to. I've just picked up one more...yeah, I'm pretty picky, lol. Keep doing your thing man, thank you! 🙃🙃
I love this song, so much. It doesn't just bring a tear to my eye, but I flat out bawl my eyes out. It was released right before 9/11, so it kind of accidentally fit right in with the Toby Keith and Alan Jackson songs.
I absolutely LOVE your reaction to this. There was nothing pretend about your reaction, it hit you right in your heart ant it showed all the way through.
after listening to your reaction to the song riding with private Malone. as I scroll down the TH-cam posted suggestions for me to watch. i found a video titled the story behind the song riding with private Malone. your reaction to this song is 5 months old now. but did you see my comment there is a video you can search for explaining the story behind the video and song riding with private Malone
My husband did 3 tours in Iraq and on the 3rd one he must have had a feeling he wasn’t coming back because he wrote a note to my son and left it in the saddle of his Harley telling him he loved him and was proud of him and will always be watching over him … my son is marine now and rides that bike to Arlington every year to visit him on his birthday ❤ semper fi riot we miss you A’HO ❤
Semper Fi Riot. I never knew you, but if you wore the Eagle Globe and Anchor you were and always will be a brother. I hope you and son are doing as well as you can.
My father was only 19 in the Vietnam War where he was shot and killed fighting for this wonderful country. I feel so damn proud to be his son! He served in 1969.
One veteran to another, I still get chills hearing this.
I get chills and I'm not a vet. My family came to this country in WW1 because well...my great grandparents were a German man and his Jewish wife...both born and raised in Russia. Noooot a great combo in that time and place so they thought America was the best bet. The soldiers of this nation have made it safe for people like my family to come here and make a life for themselves. So thank you for your service.
NEVER heard this song before….sobbed most the way thru….Angels Are Real !!! 👼
Here in the United States we celebrate Veterans day and Memorial day for our service men and women 😪💕💕
This song always makes me cry thinking of all the young soldiers who never made it home.
Your comment just made me bawl my eyes out. Because I think of the same thing.
@@markvaars37 🥺😢
God Bless Our American Soldiers And Our British Brothers Who Served And Especially The Ones Who Didn't Come Home!❤🇺🇸🇬🇧😥❤
The thing I love best about your reactions is that you don’t have to say a word. Your eyes and facial expressions say it all. That shows me that you are a caring person. Thank you for that. The world needs more people like you.
Spot on
What reaction?
Private Malone was an angel on his shoulder! Amen
This genre always pays respect to our service members. There are so many songs honoring those who chose to enlist, and those who didn't make it home.
One that comes to mind is "Some Gave All" by Billy Ray Cyrus.
Yes ma'am country is the backbone of America.
No words are needed. Your eyes and facial expressions say everything. That why i love your reaction videos
This a favorite of mine. It is an older song. It always brings a tear.
Powerful song, powerful reaction.
Thanks for the reaction. One of my favorites and glad you appreciated it.
A great song, makes me cry every time. And I've listened to it a lot.
Song always brings tears to my eyes.
Thank you for your service.
You are right we celebrate the veterans every day of the year
I love this song,and yet hate it at the same time.It makes me cry every time I hear it and probably always will
The song always makes me cry no matter how many times I hear it
Thank you for your service to freedom! From a war that Private Malone served in. Many memories to this day at 72 years old. Bless you and your family, Bill
Take a listen to:
Big & Rich - 8th of November
This is a true story!
This song always chokes me up. Good song!
This is a great song! I miss the storytelling of older country music!! Really nice reaction,! Great song to play on Memorial Day!
One of my absolute childhood favorites is Watching You by Rodney Atkins
That's such a good one.
My husband was a young Marine in Vietnam; we weren’t married or sweethearts at the time. I knew him; he’s my best friend’s brother. Fortunately, he did make it home! I have watched several reactions to the Riding with Pvt. Malone video, but haven’t heard anyone comment about the buttons on the radio not working right except tuning into the “oldies” late at night. The oldies were Pvt. Malone’s music! They were new when he was alive, that’s why those songs were heard late at night! ♥️🇺🇸♥️
Every time I hear this song, it reminds me of my cousins who never made it back from ‘Nam.
It’s one of Mr. Ball’s best and never fails to make me cry. Gia💧
I've heard this song so many times throughout my life. It incredible. I first heard it when I was maybe 8 or 9 and it hit me so hard... I knew exactly what he was talking about somehow, I just felt so connected. To this day decades later I still can't hear this song without crying full on tears... Thank you for your Service. I'm an American, but I've always known and appreciated the efforts and sacrifices that our allies which we are lucky to have, have also committed to stopping the evil in this world. Hope you and your family are well, take care
one of my older brothers was in Nam for almost 2 years still remember the funny things we did in his first car he bought when he got home
Thank you for this and thank you for your genuine reaction.
As far as the guardian Angel that represents the fallen we must believe for without belief we have nothing!
God Bless!
I am 64 years young and the Corvette has been my dream car for as long as I can remember. I never thought I would own one but about 3 or 4 years ago we found one in the classifieds. It's not a rag top, it's a '79 (which is the year we got married), just rolled over 33,000 miles, and it's mine! This song is my favorite! I love and appreciate our military! I hope that there's a "Private Andrew Malone" riding shotgun! But wanted to say I enjoyed watching your review on this song! Your reactions, expressions, emotions were genuine! Thank you!
I love that song . In the video Private Malone was the writer of the song .
I love seeing people's reaction to this song. It's one of those that has a somber undertone under an uplifting course, dipping into what makes you think is gonna be a sad ending, only to flip everything head over heels right at the end. Getting emotional hearing this for the first time should be part of the Turing Test as far as I'm concerned, because if you don't you must be some kind of robot.
Yes, this is one of those songs that always brings tears to my eyes. Like you said the ultimate sacrifice of his life, and his beloved car. Love this song!
This is one of those songs that gives you chills.
What a wonderful reaction. This has been a favorite of mine since it first came out. Consider doing a video for Angels Among Us by Alabama
Thank You To All Military 6:53 Veterans Retired and Active also to the Veterans who didn't make it home gone but not Forgotten also to the Veterans who made it home THANK YOU to the Veterans who didn't make it home always on duty are gone but never forgotten i support The USA Military
this song got to me cause I had a brother who served in Nam and had a classmate who didn't come home alive this is such a neat song
Have not heard this one in awhile... love your reaction... thanks...
This song gets me every time. I can't get through it without tears. But it's one of the best songs ever. Thank you for your reaction.
Trace Adkin's "Arlington" is amazing!
No shame in tears for this one man, powerful song, especially those with military connections.
Oh and btw... you really oughta give Brantley Gilbert a shot. Country Rock at its finest.
The guy playing "Private Malone" in the video is Thom Shepherd (One of the song writers).
Heavy shit, huh?
Country is incredible.
I’m not sure that you’ll receive other requests to bed this one up for me, but this one is very personal to me.
Holly Dunn - Daddy’s Hands
This song was my song for my step daddy who chose to raise me since I was 7 1/2 years old. I was with him when he took his last breath three years ago on August 6. I would love for you to do a reaction to this beautiful song!
It's for sure an excellent song.
GREAT song!!!
Sorry for your loss LadyGator.. prayers
@@johnk275 Thank you so much!!!
Please do this song it's a GREAT one
This song gets you in the feels. Thanks for reacting to it.
The guy that played private malone in the video was the writer of the song and he has a prequel to this song called last letter home i will edit this momentarily with a link to that song... th-cam.com/video/AsBSPHXjny8/w-d-xo.html
David Ball - Thinking Problem
One of my favorites.
This song gives me the feels every, single time I hear it.
I'm a total country fan since the 80's and have never heard this song. Definitely a little choked up😥 sometime could you react to "Courtesy of the red white and blue" by Toby Keith
More really good military songster Lee Brice - I Drive Your Truck, Dean Brody - Brothers
Love your heartfelt reaction to this "bittersweet" song!😞 It makes my eyes "leak" every time I hear it!😢 Also, thank you so much & God bless you for your service! 🙏😊
Id love to see you do a reaction to Colin Rayes Holes in the Floor of Heaven.
I think you mean Steve Wariner, and I second that. GREAT song!
@@KittCrescendo Thank u for the correction... My brain doesnt do the deep thinking very well anymore. Lol
There's a Malcom Gladwell Revisionist History podcast about country music. It explains so much
that one hits strait to the gut dont it buddy as i wipe the snot away
Same reaction i had when I first heard this song. My son was in the Navy at the time.
This song has always been a favorite for me. If you look for it you can find a video here on youtube of the songwriter telling how the song slowly came together.
I just checked those videos out because of this comment! (There's actually 3 that help you get the full picture.) Also, it turns out, Tom Shepard, the guy who actually wrote the song, ended up writing a PREQUEL called "Last Letter Home." I wasn't expecting much to be honest, but it got me in the feels because I knew what was coming. It's definitely worth a listen.
You Sir have discovered one of the purest voices. Very under appreciated. Thinking problem would be a great reaction for David
He really is underappreciated. That's why I was so persistent because I thought that if I wasn't then it would get overlooked. 😂😂😂
@@amandagarcia3668 You have great taste in music
@@warrenburlingame1172 Thanks! :)
Ya gotta love Country
Great song!! Emotional
You are one of my favorite reactors , I can tell that you feel these songs in your heart. I feel like I know you. ❤💕🎶🎤💤
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I've been sitting here for the past hour catching up on your reactions, crying on a few of them, but really enjoying your reactions.
this song warms my heart every time
If you get the chance you need to react to Angel Flight (Radio Tower Remix) w/lyrics. This was written by Radney Foster. It is such a beautiful military song.
agree
This is absolutely amazing, and I never thought that Vegeta's voice would be so perfect for this song. Plus, this is one of the cleanest AI voices I have ever heard. Amazing job, please keep up the amazing work
Love david❤❤❤❤❤debbie
Joe Bachman “A Soldiers Memoir.” It's a song about TBI and PTSD and a tribute to those who hold the line for the free world.
I cry every time I hear this song. I love David's voice. Loved your reaction. New sub from Virginia, USA
I love David Ball. Such a unique country artist. If you read this... I hope you'll put his song, "Thinkin Problem" on your list of songs to listen to. I've enjoyed your journey. All the best to the Taylor Family.
If you want a NEW LEGEND try Earl Thomas Conley. In the decade of the 80's he had more #1 hits than anyone in any genre. Try - Holding Her and Loving You, Can't Win For Losing You or Angel in Disguise.
"Rose Colored Glasses" is great.
John Conlee sang "rose colored glasses"
@@aaronodom668 thanks, I do that a lot. (Getting older, I guess)
Lol no worries. Only reason i know that, is because my dad is a Earl Thomas Conley fan, and I'm a John Conlee fan. So we always get into arguments, who is better. Lol
Once in a blue moon, a woman in love, brotherly love (with Keith Whitley), and honor bound are some more good ones from ETC! We lost a gift when he passed
This has been a favorite of many Country Fans and veterans for years, David Ball has a great country voice 😊
You should check out Trace Atkins Arlington
Tugs at your heart indeed!
👍another good reaction!!! If I may I would like to make a request, ROGER MILLER, EITHER KING OF THE ROAD, OR CHUG A LUG. THANKS
I love this song can't wait to see him react
Love this one. -West Virginia-USA
Yea , bro . Get ya some of THAT!
Then again... I can give you pages of recommendations. 😂
Gets me everytime!
you are one of the lucky ones that likes country music
Gets me like that too.
I want to thank you for your reaction! Every time I see that song or see somebody react to it they have that same look as you did. What a great story telling song in a phenomenal job you did!
And if you like the storytelling country- it’s hard to beat “The Greatest” by Kenny Rogers. Try it- check the lyrics out. Brilliant.
One of my favorites
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YES!!!!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't know if you saw my reply to one of my earlier comments, but I'm having a terrible week, so this is actually pretty good timing. I always cry when I hear this song but I needed to anyway so it's okay. And it made me smile to watch you enjoy the story, and I DEFINITELY needed that, so thank you!!! ♥️♥️♥️
Your welcome 😊
I hope your week has gotten better? 🙏🏻
@@taylorfamilyreactions A close friend of mine just passed away from covid 19. It's going to hurt for awhile. Oddly enough, he loved country music. He was a singer songwriter and I honestly thought he would be the next big country star to come from where I live, which is San Antonio, Texas. But now, he's gone. His name was Jonathan, but we called him Johnny.
@@taylorfamilyreactions It happened Friday night. I didn't even know he was sick, until Saturday when I opened Facebook and found out that he passed.
@@amandagarcia3668 I am so sorry for your loss. Just know that Johnny is with you now. He will be your "Private Malone". Much love from British Columbia, Canada.
Great review of a great song that took years to write and by chance David Ball recorded this track in a basement studio with only 4 instruments.
Many in my extended family served, by God’s grace made it home but I remember sitting in front of the tv the week of my older brother’s 18th birthday watching for his draft number to scroll by. His draft card in his hand however, we all new the number and were silently repeating it as if we were a choir. It didn’t come up. In school we could get MIA bracelets and we also had the option to have ‘pen pals’ with soldiers in country. I jumped at the chance and corresponded with a SSGT from Texas. The only boy of a share cropper with a house full of sisters. I remember that his last letter …. he was going on a helo recon snatch & grab in Cambodia. 4 subsequent letters were unanswered. I got scared. Years later after The Wall was constructed the military would travel all over America with a miniature replica. One was assembled ironically on the Seminole territory in Hollywood, FL. I took my wife and her 2 girls to find him on The Wall. Two active soldiers, MSG & SSG found his name in the Book and walked me to the panel where his name was engraved. My family stay back a bit as, on either side of me, the Master Sargent pointed to his name. The Senior Staff Sargent to my right out of nowhere held up a piece of paper and black chalk. I was overcome, my knees buckled a bit, this 5’ 11” 250lb linebacker in construction was held upright by these two men in uniform. My unanswered letters were now answered and I what I had feared years ago, I now knew.
Yep, this song is deep, in so many ways
Another song to listen too is travelin soldier by the Chicks/Dixie Chicks.
Wow,that was not only beautiful but heartfelt as well, God is good 🙏 ❤️, loved your reaction and I agree Thank You to all the Men and Women who serve for our country ❤️ God Bless You All ❤️ hope everyone has a blessed evening 🙏
I knew your reaction to this one would be priceless, and you didn’t disappoint. Thank you sir for your service to your country.
I've always loved this song but didnt know who sang it. I think the best part about country music is the story. Makes me cry at times and melancholy. You are so right, a couple of days a year to honor our servicemen and woman is not enough. My husband spent over 20 yrs in the military and he a very proud man and would serve all over again if he could. Even when its by choice its a hard one to make❤
Awesome song!!!
Appreciate the channel. Great song, for anyone who has children they should here “My Wish” by Rascal Flatts. Many people have these lyrics in their families bibles. My brothers across the pond should here this.
Well done. It's been a long time since I've heard that one. And thank you for your service!
I always thought of it as his mother selling the car, like she was already so heartbroken, she had to have found the note and put it back, with time it was easier to let go and she knew her son wanted his car to go to someone who would appreciate it the same. Edit: Possibly his Grandmother, I think she might be late 80s early 90s if my understanding of the timeline is right.
Thank you for your service sir. Love your reactions, yours is the first reaction channel I've subscribed to. I've just picked up one more...yeah, I'm pretty picky, lol. Keep doing your thing man, thank you! 🙃🙃
I love this song, so much. It doesn't just bring a tear to my eye, but I flat out bawl my eyes out. It was released right before 9/11, so it kind of accidentally fit right in with the Toby Keith and Alan Jackson songs.
I absolutely LOVE your reaction to this. There was nothing pretend about your reaction, it hit you right in your heart ant it showed all the way through.
Thank you for doing this song. It’s been so long since I’ve heard it. Brought tears to my eyes for sure. And thank you for YOUR service. God bless.
after listening to your reaction to the song riding with private Malone. as I scroll down the TH-cam posted suggestions for me to watch. i found a video titled the story behind the song riding with private Malone. your reaction to this song is 5 months old now. but did you see my comment there is a video you can search for explaining the story behind the video and song riding with private Malone
Beautiful