Kris Kristofferson & Johnny Cash - Sunday morning coming down (1978 Johnny Cash Christmas Show)
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Kris said in an interview, "This song probably was the most directly autobiographical thing I had written. In those days I was living in a slum tenement that was torn down afterwards, but it was 25 dollars a month in a condemned building, and "Sunday Morning Coming Down" was more or less looking around me and writing about what I was doing. One time, some people broke into that place, and I had to call the police station to answer some questions about it, and the guy said, "Yeah, they really trashed the place when they went in there." But I hadn't noticed that it was any different. There were holes in the wall bigger than I was. It was quite a place, so "Sunday Morning Coming Down" is kind of more or less what I was living at that time. I guess it was depressing, I don't know, but the chorus was kind of uplifting. ... What I was really trying to do was to keep the feeling of loss and of sadness. For me at that time, it was the loss of my family and looking at a little kid swinging on a swing and his daddy pushing him. That was the feeling I wanted to get for the whole song. I think Sunday was the choice because the bars were closed in the morning and nobody was at work, so if you were alone, it was the most alone time..."
„Wahrscheinlich ist Sunday morning... der direkteste autobiografische Song, den ich geschrieben habe," sagte Kris in einem Interview 2007.
In jenen Tagen wohnte er in einer heruntergekommenen Mietwohnung, die danach auch abgerissen wurde, aber nur 25 Dollar im Monat kostete. Der Song war mehr oder weniger das, was er sah wenn er sich umschaute, und was er so machte. Einmal waren paar Leute dort eingebrochen und er musste die Polizei anrufen, um paar Fragen zu beantworten und der Polizist sagte, „die haben da ja wirklich ne ganz schöne Zerstörung angerichtet, um da reinzukommen". Aber Kris hatte nicht bemerkt, dass irgend etwas anders war als sonst... Es sah eigentlich immer so aus. "Da waren Löcher in der Wand, die waren größer als ich."
War schon alles ziemlich deprimierend, so wie im Song...
2023 and here I am. Listening with my beautiful wife. Not even 42 yet and I'm getting nastalgic... Reminds me of the days my old man would bang out the tunes all Sunday long. Everything from JC to Fleetwood Mac and Dire Straights.... Then onto Buddy Holly and Tina Turner.... What a lucky lad I am, was and will forever be. Music really tells a person's character.... Let's not mention the Monty Python nights and Red Dwarf after Top Gear.... I knew of better Times. For which I am forever grateful 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
God is good
@@MrDane634 lndeed
Agree totally - I am just a little older than you by about 39 years but I am an active old girl and the heart still beats and feet tap and I can still dance (including Jive ) if the chance arises. Love this life.
With 62 years I like it still! May you have a great time!
@@MrDane634 God is a figment of ones imagination
When my wife’s dad died she asked me to recommend a Cash song for the funeral I immediately recommended this song it was perfect thank you Johnny
Kris is one of the most wonderful songwriters in this century.
Truly underrated :-)
@@rickstard73 Utah
truly
I lost my dad when I was 9 to alcohol addiction and that was 21 years ago and I still miss him everyday but as soon as I hear Johnny cash I can see him and still hear him singing his songs ❤️
Hi Loretta, How are you doing?
Great story! Thanks for sharing.
Loretta, so sad but you are a strong and loving person, pity Dad didn't survive longer to love and appreciate such a loving daughter, xxx
Every Sunday Morning is better
when I Hear that fantastic Song !!!
Klaus S. Blechner
God bless you for your love for your father. I miss mine too. Wonderful thing and someday we will meet them and our heavenly Father.
“ Found my cleanest dirty shirt” What a great line. 🧡🧡
Hey, how are you doing?
Best version i've ever heard. These two guys are monuments in music history.
Good version
great
Short a verse?
I like the version of it that they performed with the other two “highwaymen” Waylon and Willie. It was a bit slower and more down beat? If that makes sense. That version of this song really gets to me. It’s got more regret and a touch of sadness to it. Brings to mind that feeling we all get when we think about all the coulda shoulda wouldas in our lives. Plus, I love me some Johnny Cash but Kris sings this song so much better. Especially later in life when his voice got aged a bit
😊😊
You can't write songs like this unless you have experienced how low addictions can bring you but thankfully these two men came out the other end as I have and all the other people who are winning the battle with addictions one day at a time
'And found my cleanest dirty shirt' - a magic line. I remember Clive James and Pete Atkin writing a parody of Kris's style and calling him 'Griff Gostuffyourself'. Well, James is pushing up the daisies now so I know who's had the last laugh.
Well done gerry you keep on going
One day at a time I'm going to hold you in my heart Proud of you Lost 3 people to addiction ,the heartache is awful 💔😢
You have made me have faith that it can be done Jenny
thank you and the best of luck and health in your life
I remember the first time thst I realized going to the bar or the liquor store had become a chore. Man I'm a lucky man. 6 years sober. Johnny's music has helped no doubt.
Good luck everyone. The challenge is different for every person.
@@richhoops2413 Woo hoo Fantastic ,you must be so proud of yourself and so you should be ,that's a fantastic turnaround Yup gonna hold you in my heart youkeep going
What a great start to a Monday 😊😊😊😊😊
It's 2027 who's still listening?
Me i am 73 and from holland ❤
If it's 2027 I think I've overslept... 😂
Still listening now....
Kris painted the picture of loneliness. A masterpiece!
Still goosebumps..
And mr cash finished it with him .
Kris and Johnny, two true American treasures!
We love tem to in Canada.
@@paulregimbald797ciao Paul! 🙋♀️😍😘💘🍀
Yes they are ❤
🎉😢😂❤
So so Good to see The Joy on Chris' Face. That's when you know it's a genuine performance 🌬️💜😇😇
@@Mikecollins0207ciao Mike!🙋😍😘💘🌅
Hello Linda, how are you doing??
Vážení přátelé tohle je top country muziky , poslouchá to ještě někdo???❤❤❤
At Christmas lunch 20 year back, this classic started. My father looked me in the eyes and said "This is you son." It was, in its special way, one of the most beautiful moments of my life. Dad is 80 now, November 11th at 11am, my time of birth, I complete the 53rd year of life. It probably comes across as a little odd without the back story. But my folks raised a good, kind, compassionate and loving citizen of our precious planet. This song is a major signpost of my life and will always bring a something special til the second I draw my final breath.
I wish talent like this still existed. Kids today have no idea what real musical talent is.
I totally agree
Hey, how are you doing?
@@jamesalley4061 They"sing" all in a monotone !
No melody !
@@richardswann5300 There's a melody and there's harmony, and they're singing. What's your complaint?
What a masterful songwriter Kris Kristopherson is....
A complete treasure and genius
Pretty fair copter pilot, too.
Chris .
@@larryenglish7366 He spells it Kris
This is perhaps one of the most brilliant songs ever written
Smiles, hello Leslie
I’ve often considered how this song came to be and have yet to understand how.
Two of the best
I reckon so.
This is one of those songs that you have to live to write. This isn't make believe. Coal Miners Daughter is the same way. As real as real gets, cant make this shit up.
Rest in peace Johnny Cash. God bless you Kris Kristofferson I know how you feel about being brought up with family turning against you. I've been through the same thing myself.Amen
I'm very pls to know I'm not the only one that loves😊 the song but when last did you played it?
Hello Benny, how are you doing??
I once read that some music credit said that Johnny Cash could not sing, just goes to prove that a fool is born every day.
Pure talent. Love both of them!
One of the best songs ever written, and to see two greats together singing it is breathtaking. This is real Country at its best.
It truly is a work of art. It's a true song, about life.
Two Greats doing a song together.
Kris wrote it, Johnny made it famous.
RIP Johnny. Live on Kris.
Ich bin 81 Jahre alt und bin immer wieder begeistert von euren You Tube. Besten Dank !!!!
I can't imagine how hard this song could hit you when you're at the bottom fighting demons and addictions !! This is truly amongst all time best songs!!!
!!!
Hello how are you doing and everyone around you?
ZAKAJ???VEČINA. GLASBENIKOF ZAIDE V DROGO.VSI NAJBOLJI SO SE ZNAŠLI V DROGI...ISTO POPULAREN ELWIS.TO JE ŽALOST.ZDAJ GA NI VEČ..REŠIL SE JE VSEGA ZLA PA SVOJIH BUTASTIH STARŠEF TER DRUŽINA...NAMESTO DA BI MU POMOGLI DA SE ZDRAVI.ZDAJ JE VSE PREPOZNO...VSAK NAJ SE ZAMISLI...ŽIVLJENJE JE PREKRATKO.NAPRAVITE SI GA NAJBOLJE BREZ DROGE!!!!
Love this song cuz it brings to mind, my dad and my brother,.....and their demons. Lord have mercy on their souls
It hit hard ....very surreal
You can see Kris absolutely loves Cash. True friendship.
One of the greatest songwriters of all time! To be honest, I am torn between him and Leonard Cohen, who talks much about the same topics Kristofferson does. Cohen does it more cryptic and metaphorical, while Kris does it in a simple, yet eloquent way that touches you deeply…
Brillant.can relate
I'd agree with you Josua Kullen , what about Dylan ? Maybe not the best singer but a good songwriter.
@@mamd7032 I agree too and think Bob Dylan is also one of the best as well
Kris has said before that he wants the first 3 lines of Cohen's Bird on the wire on his gravestone.
You put this so well!
How incredibly humble and the humility shown here From Kris to Johnny was heartwarming and to confess his proudest moments Johnny claimed and sang his song only to be topped by performing his song with the icon showing the class and respect that he did to Johnny was timeless and priceless! Good Ole days of real country music and real country music men!
The sound of the guitars gets inside your soul
You're right. how are you doing?
@@OfficialDavidWoodDerrickciao David!🙋😊😘💘🌅
@@anelladambrosio2513 where are you from?
@@anelladambrosio2513 I sent you message on Google chat.
Love you folks Remember having the Honors meeting Chris in Little Old England 🇬🇧, Wow Absolutely Amazing. 💯.
This super song will never die. Absolutely love it, feel good music🎵 🎶 He has always been my favorite all the time, Hi Sylvia, how're you doing?
For all his mistakes (drugs, alcohol) No one should ever feel the shame of being disowned by their own family as Kris was by his mother and his family. It is funny that the person whose mother deemed "an embarrassment" to their family would go on to be one of the most beloved songwriters in country music.
Of course I agree with your statement, but we have to understand it was a different time back then, and also not so different. Think of it from Kris's parents perspective...in their mind they did everything they could to make Kris a "successful" adult in life. We all know that excelled in the military and in education by going to Oxford and after working a pretty lucrative job flying helicopters in the oil industry he turned down a cushy teaching position at West Point...to became a janitor/songwriter. This was in an era when women were homemakers and men made a living and supported the family. Class and etiquette were the social graces of the day...they couldn't understand why after all they did and Kris's hard work he would "throw it all away" to be what they considered the equivalent of a hobo-minstrel...That said, I'm one of the biggest Kristofferson fans in the world and don't condone or agree with the way they treated him. I'm glad he shirked the system and changed the face of country western music...that goes without saying, but I do "understand" their grievance, but I also would never do the same to my child and can't believe they never made amends...I know this still bothers Kris, but it's heartwarming to know how happy his family/children make HIM now...He's probably learned a lot about how to and how not to raise his own children through this....
Amen
Sorry but t couldn't get through this process will keeo trying
Kris was a college grad, a military officer and a pilot. he wasn't 'disowned' but both his father and mother were dissapointed that he walked away from a secure future to try to make a living in music.
@@UNMIRED I read recently he didn't speak to his mom for 20 yrs. Other articles give the impression they never made amends. Either way, it's truly horrible for the child, which is Kris, to be shunned as he was. It's never acceptable to not find a way to work that out, at some point. Be angry, fine...but then get over it. Their son grew up to be a fine man, as well as very successful, in spite of them.
zwei Legenden unvergesslich!!!
To jsou dvě bezvadné legendy
Two amazing musicians playing beautiful music
You can see and hear a life of struggle in the faces and voices of these two men.
I love old country.
TWO LEGENDS THAT BRING BACK OLD MEMORIES.
So humble...that might have been the proudest moment of my life, until right now - good dood.
Such a sad song but there is a certain sense of comfort in the words
Beautiful song and such gentlemen
They gave us so much love and appreciation to both of you❤❤
It doesn't get any better than this, every word in this song was lived by Kris, that's why and how he came to write it so well because he lived this song , . He like others were what country music is all about. Well done Kris
I am 67 years old but still play this song at the local beer joint ,takes me back,and music was real and performed by talented people
Love, love, love Kris’ songs “Why Me Lord” and “Sunday Morning Coming Down”, especially when Johnny Cash sings those songs.
Hi Shirley, How are you doing?
I wish we had a time machine,re---visit the good old times
This was my hubby Alan's favourite song. He loved country music, JC, KK, Tammy Wynette, Waylon Jennings, The Highwaymen. Played this song at Alan's funeral service 3 years ago. Even now it brings tears. JC & KK - such talent, raw honesty, and passion. Music to them is not a job, it's life itself
This is just pure perfection.
Two greats, love them both. Love how John treated Kris, and vise versa.
Solche Typen gibt's nicht noch einmal!!! Ihre Hits müssen erhalten werden!!!
auf jeden Fall! 😊
Absolut!
The song is awesome, but the lyrics as such are more than that: a real literary masterpiece! No wonder he studied English literature!
Good
A man with a very high IQ. Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, Army Captain and helicopter pilot, they wanted him to teach English at West Point.
But he wanted to get into music. He wrote the songs "Me and Bobby McGee", "For the Good Times", "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down", and "Help Me Make It Through the Night" along with a pile of other hits. He closes every concert with “Why Me, Lord”.
I'll bet the majority of us have experienced those mornings where our mind is filled with regrets while we lack the courage to face and fix it, and the day continues to be a real downer.
Pure genius. I'm kind of old but somewhere I thought that he and his parents mended ways.
@@notsohandytim5090 imagine feeling that way everyday
Every time I sing it, my tears fall down my cheeks to my heart....
Hello Jean, how are you doing?
This is one of my all time favorites of Krises,but how can you have a favorite of Krises,his songs are all brilliant ♥️
Kris is the most underrated song writer in Nashville.
I’m partial to Loving Her Was Easier but am on total agreement about Kris.
@@jasonpetty944literally no one this he is underrated.
@@tdiddy72ciao amico!🙋😊😘💘🌅
Was one of my father's favorite songs. He would blast the stereo. Dad past away when I was 16 so many years ago. I cry every time I here it.
Such a Great song
Eso le digo yo a mi hijo, cuando escuche mis canciones favoritas
I’m sorry to,hear of the loss of your Dad. Lost mine 3 years ago, grief certainly doesn’t go away, huh? God Bless.
Ouch Lori. Cling to the neat stuff he taught and shared. It really does help.
@@m1patriot327 No it does not go away. Miss my dad every day.
One of the best songs ever written. Timeless.
This super song will never die. Absolutely love it, feel good music🎵 🎶 He has always been my favorite all the time, Hi Angela, how're you doing?
@@williamrobert3436ciao William! 🙋♀️😍😘💘🍀
Two great artists you can´t listen to without your heart being touched. Hardly anyone wrote so many wonderful songs as Kris did.
There's something about this song, I can visualize every move the singer makes on that Sunday morning, feel so emotional.
These are two of my most favorite "old school" artists and songwriters. Great collaboration.
Hello Sandra, how are you doing?
@@callumnye2562 ciao amico! 🙋♀️😍😘💕
Those voices together. They are just amazing!!!!
Hello Dawn, how are you doing?
2 of the most iconic singers EVERRR
Definitely
Legendary gods of country music !!!
Where did these amazing guys have gone why do people grow old and diewill they evercomeback? 😢
No. But there’s you tube
Amazing song,especially when sings Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson.I love that fantastic and wonderful song...
Hey
One of the great songs in this life.
I love that song and I have lived it through my depression and I use to feel so alone on Sunday, thanks to the Good Lord I got past that, but it is so sad for A man to sit in Church and Cry.
"Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down"
(Written by Kris Kristofferson)
Well I woke up Sunday morning
With no way to hold my head, that didn't hurt
And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad,
So I had one more for dessert.
Then I fumbled in my closet through my clothes
And found my cleanest dirty shirt.
Then I washed my face and combed my hair
And stumbled down the stairs to meet the day.
I'd smoked my mind the night before
With cigarettes and the songs I'd been pickin'
But I lit my first and watched a small kid
Playin' with a can that he was kicking
Then I walked across the street
And caught the Sunday smell of someone's fryin' chicken
And it took me back to somethin'
That I'd lost somewhere, somehow along the way.
On a Sunday morning sidewalk
I'm wishing Lord that I was stoned
'Cause there's something in a Sunday
That makes a body feel alone.
And there's nothin' short of dyin'
That's half as lonesome as the sound
Of a sleepin' city sidewalk
And Sunday mornin' comin' down.
In the park I saw a daddy
With a laughin' little girl who he was swingin'
And I stopped beside a Sunday school
And listened to the songs they were singin'
Then I headed down the street
And somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringin'
And it echoed thru the canyon
Like the disappearing dreams of yesterday.
On a Sunday morning sidewalk
I'm wishing Lord that I was stoned
'Cause there's something in a Sunday
That makes a body feel alone.
And there's nothin' short of dyin'
That's half as lonesome as the sound
Of a sleepin' city sidewalk
And Sunday mornin' comin' down.
That song captures something in an old drinker's soul... a hollow echo, which is impossible to put words to. If it doesn't make your heart ache, you're listening wrong.
Poetry from a soul torn apart, music from a real heart. This song was there in my hell years, and it made me glad that I was not alone.
Just stumbled upon this. I was born 1970 and never heard this song. Great song, but what was even more amazing was the beginning. Kris says this may now be his proudest moment ever having Johnny Cash said he would be honored to sing this song with him. The humility and genuine kindness from both men just pours out. Does this even happen in today's music?
Amazing , I was in Nam in 70 , at 18.
I have loved Johnny all my life - my favorite record album of my childhood was Ring of Fire, it was my parents and I play it so often it had scratches. Kris is the first person I ever remember having a Hollywood crush on, from Star is Born, I was in middle school at the time. He kept his own with Barbara.
Best song i ever heard when it comes to songs about loneliness.
Hey how are you doing today..?
Ohhhhhh KK and Cash. I love the way Kris writes, thinks and sings. How he comes up with such poetry ........ the words touch so many places. And Johnny Cash. Such a wonderful voice and a truly beautiful rendition of this song. Thanks for sharing.
Thank God for recording taping or whatever we can enjoy these very talented men. No one can take their places.
Hello how are you doing today..?
Two of the greatest American music icons. They paved the country music highway.
Awesome song 🎵♥I grew 🎶🎵❤♥up on as a child 🎶🎵❤♥😇💙💙🙏🙏💜💜😇😇❤❤
Hello how are you doing today?
Hello Evelyn, how are you doing??
The best in the country music business.
Yes!!!
@@uweleverenz6794 yes!!!!
Such a great song and an awesome rendition by two greats!!
Love THESE two GREAT MEN
God bless you both Thank you for all your songs do for me from tears to my eyes to BIGGEST smile as l remember when xo
Hello, how are you doing?
Absolutely great, especially to see them both singing together 🎶🎤🎸🥰❤️💞💖💕
Hello Janet, how are you doing??
Love that song. Love Johnny Cash & Kris Kristofferson, too.
Hello Geanette, how are you doing??
Hello Geantte 👋
Just for the record I play this song with a singer guitarist Stuart Davie . Not a dry eye in the room Kris , well done for getting through the hard times and admitting WE ARE ALL VUNERABLE , music from the heart . ❤
My Dad and I were connected through music. As a kid I remember driving through the Colorado mountains with the top off his '69 Bronco listening to Willie, and singing Blue Skies and on The Road Again at the top of our lungs.
Later in life we drove trucks together. We would hear a new song or artist and call each other and share the song. I was a pearl jam fam since my grunge days.
When he first heard this version, he sent me the video. This became our song.
Later when he got cancer, he and Watched the video again in hospice. It was my good bye. I played it in his funeral.
It pops up on my speakers at some of the most ironic times, passing through our home town, passing his family farm in Nebraska, heading to his memorial, when I miss him. I feel like he is still around, and he sends it to me when he is near.
Hey, how are you doing?
Beautiful
This super song will never die. Absolutely love it, feel good music🎵 🎶 He has always been my favorite all the time, Hi Helen, how're you doing?
Hello Helen, how are you doing?
Great song sung by great men 🇺🇲
And I forgot how handsome Kris was back in the day.
I'm very pleased to know I'm not the only one that loves😊😃the song but when last did you play it.
I must tell you look pretty and lovely and I'm interested in getting to know more about you.
This super song will never die. Absolutely love it, feel good music🎵 🎶 He has always been my favorite all the time, Hi, how're you doing?
Oh yes, what a handsome man this Kris! what voice what charisma!
And of course Johnny the man in black the master for ever..
KRIS IS SOOOOOOOO
GENUINELY HONEST.
LOVES & REPECTS HIS FRIEND JOHNNY
SO MUCH CAN SEE EACH TIME HE LOOKS AT JOHNNY.
LOVE THIS DUET.I DO
LOVE KRIS'S EVERY SONG HE WRITES.
LOVE MORE WHEN HE SINGS.N.C.FAN
FOREVER.LOIS HILL
❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️❤️🎸
So absolutely beautiful .. brings a tear !!
2 of my best heros... spent much time in the past with both of thier music...
This super song will never die. Absolutely love it, feel good music🎵 🎶 He has always been my favorite all the time, Hi Mortisha, how're you doing?
Saw Mr. Cash in concert in New Bedford.
I'm very pls to know I'm not the only one that loves😊 the song but when last did you played it?
This super song will never die. Absolutely love it, feel good music🎵 🎶 He has always been my favorite all the time, Hi Deborah, how're you doing?
Hello Deborah, how are you doing??
These were REAL song writers and performers!
I love the sound of Kris’ voice, it’s definitely one of the finest I’ve ever heard.
Canciones inolvidables, frescas y únicas. Desde España.....
I want to laugh, and cry all in one ... so many wonderful memories, thank you!!
Kris and Johnny you both have a lovely and gentle voices. I really amazed by your voice. So love to hear it. Thank you so much
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The comment that Chris makes in sharing this, has the most special moment, in his life is said with such humility.
Kris lived it , love that mans writing and singing .
I did & do also ,a 70 year old Nam Vet
KK & Cash, Two of the best 🖤
Beautiful..such a pleasure to hear these two gentlemen
Hey how are you doing today..?
Better feeling is hardly possible. THX to the both artists!!!
Two legends ❤❤
Hey how are you doing today..?
Hello Annie, how are you doing??
A song written when kris was disowned by his family and also his marriage family to fran bier as he was srtuggling to get a breakthrough fran left him but all is well still alive and kicking at 83 and relatively in good health to still do what he enjoys most this man is an insipiration to me i have to find a new something i am passionate about as i retired from teaching after 35 yrs a job i sooooo enjoyed doing
I lost my dog and a Sunday morning song life is I'll never forget
Oh - my years of travel come back ... This is a part of my music in the 1970s and 80s - the years when I was young and free . But when I hear this today as a 60 year old grandma - I still feel so young in my heart !! And despite of the boundaries of my handicapped body - I feel free again !!!
@@callumnye2562 So nobody took the bait I have ,this is my job 🙄you are really the lowest of the low
So easy to track down !!!!!!!
This song, the melody, the lyrics, and thru Johnny's voice, conjure as strong an image, both sweet and sad, in me as any. It's as if it has always existed.
i still love Kris' is rendition of this song. But then again, I love Kris singing his own songs - he emotes so well, like i say, he sings his songs from the heart, its not just words to him, and thats what touches people/his fans.
Wow! Great performances from Cash: the man who made the song famous and from Kristoffferson: the man who wrote it!
It brings a lump to the throat listening to Kriss and Johnny 🎶 sing this particular song together.Uk
Hello Rita, how are you doing?
@@callumnye2562 I'm good Grey, thank you for asking.
@@ritadoe1286 You are welcome, so where are you from?
@@callumnye2562 I live in the 🇬🇧 in a city called Milton Keynes - which is about 40 miles or so from London.
@@ritadoe1286 That’s great, am from Chicago Illinois, i will like us to be friends hope you don’t mind?? I’m originally from Cavan Ireland but lived most of my life in the states.
Another listen FAB
This super song will never die. Absolutely love it, feel good music🎵 🎶 He has always been my favorite all the time, Hi Margaret, how're you doing?