Haven’t heard this song in 21 years but I remember it like yesterday!!! Here’s to the generations of our grandparents or parents !! The best of times and growing up with my grandparents was the best❤and I miss them dearly!
When we were young my Mom used to sing this to my brother and i before bed, and i am so happy to listen to it now and am so appreciative that you have posted it - thank you so much. When Mom got older and living with me before she passed, i used to sing it to her before bed - i am so grateful to God that He gave me that Blessing.
@@20alphabet I posted this a year ago. And obviously you do care if you commented on my comment. You could have just kept your mouth shut if you didn’t care.
@@ryleighharding5136 My mouth WAS shut when replying to your "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME!" comment. What... you think everyone types with their mouth agape like you? Get over yourself.
My mother sang this to me when I was 3 or 4. I'm 70 now in 2023. I sang it to her as she was dying at 94 in 2018.
Aw, thanks for sharing that!🥲❤️
My mom used to sing parts of this song around the house, too.
My grandmother would sing it to me, I’m 19 now.
That’s beautiful
Oh! Bless You! My mom sang this to us when we were growing up, too!
My grandmother sang this to me. Sweet memories. And always a touch bop on the tip of my nose on "you."
My grandma used to sing this, and when I heard this again I broke into tears 🙁💔
My mom sang this to me, I sang it to my kids, now I get to sing it to my granddaughter
My grandmother sang it to me and now I sing it to anyone I love. Thanks for being part of the tradition.
me too!!
I sing this to my children. 🥰
Man, I miss my granny. She used to sing this to me when I was little. Crazy how a song can take ya back. I'm pretty sure she was a saint.
I was raised up on these movies & songs! Absolutely LOVE it!!!
I’ve been singing this song with my grandmother and still don’t this day and I’m 22 years old. We even quote it in our calls/texts and everything
Haven’t heard this song in 21 years but I remember it like yesterday!!! Here’s to the generations of our grandparents or parents !! The best of times and growing up with my grandparents was the best❤and I miss them dearly!
When we were young my Mom used to sing this to my brother and i before bed, and i am so happy to listen to it now and am so appreciative that you have posted it - thank you so much. When Mom got older and living with me before she passed, i used to sing it to her before bed - i am so grateful to God that He gave me that Blessing.
My grandmother used to sing this to us. ❤️
RIP, Nana. 07/13/1944-01/22/2019
I don’t know the version she used to listen to though and I wish I did.
Most likely Doris Day. Best memories to you and yours.
@@ElleGiguere Doris Day version was very nice, yes, also Perry Como i think sings it?
My late Mother in law used to sing this song to my son when he was a baby!🎵🎶❤❤
Best version I've heard.
I used to see Molly on Steve Allen's show.
I remember her and Tennessee Ernest Ford show good strong voice, could make it today
Excellent ☺
AWESOME❤❤❤
Wasn't she something else. I recall her a bit as I was a bit young but mom was a big fan.
Debbie Reynolds in "The Unsinkable Molly Brown". a portrait of persistence
My mema used to sing this to me... 😭💚
This clip is from The Ray Anthony Show - 1957
Thanks, was wondering.
Five feet apart brought me here
Same
Who cares?
@@20alphabet I posted this a year ago. And obviously you do care if you commented on my comment. You could have just kept your mouth shut if you didn’t care.
@@ryleighharding5136
My mouth WAS shut when replying to your "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME!" comment. What... you think everyone types with their mouth agape like you? Get over yourself.
@@20alphabet sem noção
Five feet apart
So what?
Samantha's great, great Aunt!!
I imagine you guys walking around “up north” singing this
Doot-foot-a-loot- doo lolDOOT DOOT!
My mom always said "I love you a bushel and a peck and a hug around your dirty neck."
Five feet apart brought me here saddest movie ever
What happens?
Doris 😂
Rachel Jane Andelman sent me here
So what?