I’m playing this now for my dying Mom of 97 years young. She’s not awake anymore doesn’t eat or drink water. But when I played this for her ….she sighed deeply. So I’m going to say in my heart she’s aware of her surroundings. Beautiful song my Mom loved. May my Mom go onto her Mansion in Heaven because to be absent from the body IS to be present with The Lord Christ. My Mom accepted Christ in late 70’s so I know she’s going to Heaven. Amen.
its ok sis...she is in her glory with good happenings and doesnt have room for those bad memories of her awful dad and what he did. I miss her so much. I have video of her singing this song that she loved so much.
Back in the 60’s my dad worked 6 days a week as a fieldworker. Sundays he’d be dressed up, I can just smell his old spice colonge. He’d listen to this song while sitting in his armchair, my mom next to him in her rocking chair. I wish I could go back just for one day. 😢
frances retes - its sad we're not mature enough when we are young to realize, enjoy and appreciate those times with family and friends because the day will come when we will look back at them with nostalgia and sadness
@@tracycuster4833 I know it's so difficult. I drive by their house where a new family now live and see their Christmas tree in the same place as my parents put it. So difficult not to cry at times. 😥
I grew up in the 70s and I was do lead vocals in a band called Cliques. Nothing but Rock music. Dad was a retired drill instructor and hated it. I was growing up listening to this music, my dad's always playing in our home. Dad passed at 83 in 2018 but a few yrs before I took my parents out to eat and my friend was playing live music. He came back and asked if I wanted to sing a song. I walked up and sang this song. It was the first time I ever saw my dad cry. He said, I didn't even know that you could sing. That was a memory made I'll never forget.
God bless her soul forever, as I know he will. This was the first country western song that got me loving that music as well. (By the way, it doesn’t matter, but I’m African American) what a beautiful song
I remember hearing Charley Pride sing this beautiful song,. Now that he's gone I can't seem to find any kind of recording of him doing so, but I'm certain of having heard him and, like any song he sang, he did it so well. Rest In Pride Charley - We owe you big time!
My father used to rock me dancing and sing this song to me... he would’ve been 100 years old April 2, 2023... I can still feel his warmth... God bless you, Papa Bear...💜🙏❤️🙏 Thank you for posting this recording... it is still beautiful...
I am cleaning for a “move out” it happens to be the home I grew up in- I remember my mother listening to this song on the radio that sat on top of her refrigerator- ahhh nostalgia
@@jonihowery9715wow. You must be feeling alot of muxed feelings.... i was devastated when my mom sold my childhood home. I still had things there. 😢 This is quite a memorable song. I remember my mom listening to it also. He had such a smooth voice. I wish you good luck in your new place. Q
I’m not sure families could not get by today with one person working. Back in my childhood, we didn’t eat out. We didn’t take costly vacations and we didn’t have a car for everyone old enough to drive. You can drive by McDonalds any time of the day and people are buying fast food. Nobody cooks breakfast anymore. They go to a fast food restaurant. I see people whom I know are on government checks out buying fast food breakfast. My point is that we want everything today and aren’t satisfied with just the necessities.
@@johnparker8588 This world has become a lazy one for sure and everyone eating fast-food especially McDonald's all they are doing is killing then self . I wish I can turn back time because it's not fun anymore.
I’m a 23 year old half black, half white college student. My grandpa on my white side used to listen to this all the time before he passed when I was 9. My mom cries whenever she hears this song. It’s a great listen for when you are down and out and feel like the whole world is against you. Eddy impacting generations to come
@@getmoney716 stay strong & it’s great to know your dad had a soft heart for you all along. May you stay safe & happy. Give Christ a chance in your life so you can be happy in your heart & mind. Christ is always waiting for those who are sad lonely. It’ll be a Good Step for Christ will always help your mind & heart.
This brought me back to a time, like most when quality of life was so much more, with so much less. I almost feel sorry that not everyone experienced the "Good Ole Days". You didnt have to worry about your kids playing on the front lawn, locking the doors, a man's word actually meant something and was sealed with a hand shake. I remember the first time I flew on a plane, I was about 10 years old. In that time, you dressed up as if it were a social gathering. Not today! I love this song and truly appreciated the jolt back to the past filled with happier times.
Yep You're right Diana Jones Spit and a handshake All that was ever needed Because of that integrity You paid the Doc When the cukes came in He got paid in futures... And in the meanwhile, it was a pot of beans and a pop ... sometimes. And tall tales and the radio and music and pie.
@@Sasquatch_Joe Dear, all too often, us older youngins' just reminisce out loud. If you bloom right where you're planted, your life will be a beautiful and unique garden full of adventures and blessings, and someday you'll find yourself doing a little reminiscing out loud as well. Remember, there's nuggets of wisdom all around you. Keep your heart and ears open. And your smile on.
I was a little girl listening to Eddie Arnold with my Dad. Brings back sweet tender memories ... My Dad passed away 4 years ago and this is a heartwarming memory. Thanks.
I remember my mom and dad dancing in the kitchen in our old house to this song. I wished I could go back in time and watch them one more time. I miss my mom I still have my dad thankfully
My mother had and died of emphysema from smoking back in 1978 I was 16 and she was only 38 and we played this at her funeral in front of hundreds in Columbus Ohio that’s how much she was loved….she accepted Jesus Christ as her personal savior 6 months before she died although she was a honest and wonderful lady… she really loved this song so much…RIP mom we’ll all be together soon…❤️❤️. My father died 20 years ago and he only received around 30 people so showed up…
When my wife passed away at 28 years old and left me with two little baby's I would listen to this album every nite after I put them to bed many tears to follow
3.24.21. Hi gang. After the Colorado incident, I chocked up and forced.myself not to cry. This song came to my.mind, let the world.go away etc. Never played it before. The cop w 7 kids got me. I am 80 now, have experienced your lifestyle. This song is.enabling me to finally cry. The power of prayers is the best ammunition we. Can use. No one gets hurt. Pray like hell now, we need it. Hugs 😁😁
Me too. I always turn this on whenever I’m in the middle of a serious state of depression and/or despair. A song like this is always good for troubled souls in need.
Sounds like the soundtrack for the end of good times, great people, beautiful faces, gorgeous places. Wish we could transport back 80 years. May 2024 bring some relief and blessings.
I was thinking the very same thing …never thought I’d live to see things this way.. my dad , grandpa, brother, father in law all must be rolling in their graves 😢😢🇺🇸🇺🇸
Go back 1 day? Yes it would be great! I wanted to play a Eddy Arnold song for my mom when she was passing. I asked her if she would like to hear a song and she nodded yes and smiled. I couldn't because I needed to stay with her. And if i did, i would of had to leave the hospital at her last moment. Mom and Dad both were Bog fans. Ii myself, i like his music. Thank you and God bless ❤️
I remember playing in the backyard at my grandparents home in the Autumn of 1965 and hearing this song coming from the house. It enchanted me as a 4 year old and I have never forgotten that memory. A very long time ago.
My parents were still together and trying to make the discord go away. They didn’t succeed but I believe each did their best. Not very good mind you-but what more can anyone do?
This song 🎵 reminds me of my late husband we were high-school sweethearts 😢. Through the good and the bad when we were wrapped up in each other's arms the World 🌎 went away.. My soul mate ❤ of my life...
Hello 👋 Debbie. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
This was the last song me and my great grandmother danced too. She just died recently and everytime i hear this it makes me cry and its very hard for me to cry. But ik her an my papa are waltzin up in heaven together
Music will always be timeless & transverse the language barrier. Even me, I was born in 03 & most kids have no clue of most artists before the 90s or 80s due to using their music in mainstream videos. But songs like this will always be a classic no matter the generation, family, color, culture, or anything that is used to divide us
I can remember watching my mom dance as she was washing g the dishes to the radio on top if the fridge to Eddie Arnold! Sweet memories, love ya Ma!♥️♥️♥️♥️
My dad died in 1977, and I can still see and hear him singing this song along with the 45RPM record on the console stereo in our living room. Ah, a great memory, indeed. Miss you, dad. Memories rolling down my cheeks.
I heard a piece of this beautiful song on a commercial, and decided to find it to listen to the entire song. I am sitting here tearing up while reading all of these comments of people with similar beautiful memories. This song so reminds me of my mother-she played it, and similar songs as she cleaned house. Such great memories. I miss my parents. 💔
My mom had Dementia. She had Sundown Syndrome. I was her care giver for about ten years. Had to put her in a nursing home because she could no longer walk or do anything for herself. It was hard to watch her health deteriorate over the matter of a few years. She passed away in 2013.
my mother has been gone for over 20 years but she loved this song when I was a kid ....we had this very album and I took it with me when she died ...I still love you MAMA
I looked after my beautiful mum for two years before she passed away she had vascular dementia and cancer, I played this song and she sang it word for word, God bless our mums & Dads and lost loved ones xxx
It was somewhere in the early 60's in a small bar on Rockford , Illinois's south side. Phil Canelli's place . Some one would punch this up on the Jute Box, Phil would go up front ,lean back ,and sing along with this song, and except for the song the whole place would go silent ,he had beautiful voice, I really miss those days ! I'm 87 by the way
💟My mom also was age 98 on her final hours awake & with big bright brown-eyes, watching angels I kno were singing &calling their angel home 😇r.i.p. &To all the Mom’s
Dad and old spice bittersweet memories. Paul was a sailor, he was a navy seal, he was over seas when I was born. When he was home we'd dance, he'd stack his favorite 3 albums. Whats he doing in my world. And make the world go away understaning the word's. Tells my story..I glad he taught me to dance, Elvis and the Beatles were my choices. I'm grateful for the moments and the musicality we shared. Any one want to dance?
My daddy and I listened to him when I was younger. Eddy Arnold is actually my great great uncle on my dad’s side. Music has been and always will be such a big part of my family. My daddy has been gone for 8 years now and there are times that I’ll listen to this music to remember the good times ❤️
@@rhuephus I’m 21 years old. To get technical he is my grandfather’s great uncle. And also Eddy Arnold died back in ‘08. We also share the same birthday
My dad loved Eddy,respected him as a singer and a man,he died in 2018 at 92years old,but every time I hear this I know him and my mom are always with me
My grandfather owned a boat dock and restaurant back in the 50s and 60s on the Tennessee River and there was a couple of speakers from the restaurant's jukebox that played outside at the dock and I can still remember this song playing when I was a kid. Eddie's voice was so smooth and beautiful. Every time I hear it takes me back and then I seem to always get some dust in my eyes that causes them to water. How I miss those days.
I'm 65 and my Dad, who loved Eddy, used to play his albums so often in the 60s, he made me a massive fan as well. He used to call him the Frank Sinatra of Country. That was a lifetime ago....in so many ways.
A different world…miss it so much. I still have grandad’s stereo he bought at Hamilton’s furniture in Waco, TX the day I was born in 1961. It will still rattle the windows. Miss him and grandmother so much.
in the early 70s i was 4 or 5. my grandparents had the record player downstairs in their apartment and two or three albums. eddy arnold’s greatest hits was the first album i ever loved. i knew all the songs. by the mid 70s i made my way up to my aunts “hi fi” in in the third floor (triple decker). that’s where the beatles, pink floyd and stevie wonder albums were. i’ve been on a musical journey ever since.
Today is my mom’s birthday and she and her best friend used to listen to this song every night when I was a teenager, my dad was gone a lot because he was serving our country! I had wonderful parents...unconditional love and support always!
My dad would listen to him on the jukebox in 1942. He was in the last part of World War ll and also the Korean War. He went to Heaven last July 27th to join my mother who went there July 15th of 2020 .
This was my Mom's favorite song, i would come in from school and she would be playing in the turn table, Sure wish i could go back to thoes times. Thanks for your songs.
This was my grandparents Henry & Frances song. 🎶🎶It would have been their 74th Wedding Anniversary TODAY🎶🎶🎵🎵 ❤🌹🙏 Miss Them so much 😪😪 So im dedicating this song to them xo Love & Forever in my Heart Love your granddaughter Dina Marie xo 😘🙏❤🌷🌹❤❤
At 71 I discovered my late GI Dad just two and a half years ago thanks to DNA. My American family have told me that Eddie was his favourite singer. Can't listen to this without filling up!💔 RIP Dad.💔🌈💔🌈💔
After reading so many of these comments, I get the sense of just how much this song and entertainer means to you and how you can connect personal experiences to specific times and places in your lives with the music. I am a broadcast engineer here in Toronto. I've done work all over North America for the major television networks and a lot of work in the film industry. I have connections not once, but twice with this song. The first working live and with prerecorded material with Eddie Arnold here in Toronto, Canada on a show that ran for over twenty-five years..."The Tommy Hunter Show" in the 1980's for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation using Studio 7 at the old TV plant on Jarvis Street. One of the magical moments in one's career to stand three feet away from Eddy Arnold during a rehearsal and listening to him without audio equipment. The entire crew had lunch in the studio with him. He was the real thing guys. I learned so much about television from him that day. The second time I ran into this song was with an Anne Murray Special in the nineties called "Country Croonin". She sang her album number, you guessed it "Make the World Go Away" on the same network. The same exact experience... standing three feet away during rehearsal. Each number different and delivered with different style, but both with mind blowing results. How lucky is that I ask you. I believe You Tube has the Anne Murray "Country Croonin" number "Make the World Go Away" I know you guys would be impressed with Anne Murray's rendition. I enjoyed reading all of your comments and it tugs at my heart strings. Just turned 70 and you are all correct about our present times in every possible way. What a gentleman Eddy Arnold was.
1965, was 13, listened to this song every Saturday evening with parents and siblings. You know a song is great...when it makes the top 40 three times, by three singers.
my dad did too. i love country but I'm also a diehard metal fan, saw Metallica in 98 when i was 17 saw George Jones at 31 with my dad. I listen to country when i miss him terribly, so🍀🤘 alot
My mother loved Eddy Arnold's music and this was perhaps the most frequently played song she loved. My father died in a car accident, leaving my mother with 5 little children. I was the eldest, being only 6 at the time. I frequently heard this song being played at night, realizing now that this song spoke to her broken heart, losing the love of her life, my father. Mom's in another world now, a heavenly world with Dad.
I remember my mother cranking this song on our hi-fidelity record player back in 1965! But when my brother and I tried cranking the Beatles we were told to "turn that crap down"!
Hello 👋 Patsy. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
My stepdad played this man songs all the time bk in the sixties along with Ray Price and Johnny Horton , now at 62 my parents n these singers are all gone , what beautiful times in America where we never locked our doors n music was clean n beautiful. To go back in time just once to hear my stepdad singing n playing these songs with my mom n siblings.
I worked in a nursing home in the eighties and I took care of this little old lady with dementia. She kept saying that she worked in a saloon when she was younger so I asked her to sing a song this was the song she sang . It brought tears to my eyes and now I sometimes sing it to my grandchildren .
Dad made it through the Great Depression and Korea, bought his first stereo in the 60's and loved this album along with Hank Williams, Jim Reeves and Buck Owens
I was very young listening to this song my sister Teresa bought this album of Eddy Arnold and we would listen to it over and over my sister's no longer here she's in heaven and this song remind me of her 🙏❤️
I own this on an Eddy Arnold box set, "Welcome to my World" it had once belonged to my great grandmother. It was supposedly the last record she had ever played. I'm currently now doing a spirit box session with this on in the hopes I can contact her. I've heard her once before, but I hope I hear her again. Ps, I love you grandma Balk. I never met you but I love you.
Eddie Arnold is a distant cousin of mine , and I love all of his music . This particular song used to lull me to sleep for my nap . My Mom would put the record on the stereo , and I would lay on a rug in front of the entertainment center and fall asleep listening to it . That was quite a few years ago .
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I’m playing this now for my dying Mom of 97 years young. She’s not awake anymore doesn’t eat or drink water. But when I played this for her ….she sighed deeply. So I’m going to say in my heart she’s aware of her surroundings. Beautiful song my Mom loved. May my Mom go onto her Mansion in Heaven because to be absent from the body IS to be present with The Lord Christ. My Mom accepted Christ in late 70’s so I know she’s going to Heaven. Amen.
May God Bless your Mother.
Amen 🙏
.iii😅
Beautiful song
its ok sis...she is in her glory with good happenings and doesnt have room for those bad memories of her awful dad and what he did. I miss her so much. I have video of her singing this song that she loved so much.
Back in the 60’s my dad worked 6 days a week as a fieldworker. Sundays he’d be dressed up, I can just smell his old spice colonge. He’d listen to this song while sitting in his armchair, my mom next to him in her rocking chair. I wish I could go back just for one day. 😢
frances retes - its sad we're not mature enough when we are young to realize, enjoy and appreciate those times with family and friends because the day will come when we will look back at them with nostalgia and sadness
Michael Carson You are absolutely right. If only...
You just did...Frances......
The sad part is that kids of today will never know simple pleasures like that. The world is dead.
Yes love to go back dad went to work mum at home on Sundays we dress up and dad took us out somewhere for a ride
My dad passed away 18 years ago. My mom still cries to this song. I cry for both of them. I miss you dad.
So sorry for your loss, my mum played this song, Sunday was her favourite for putting records on. Both my parents are gone, it's heartbreaking.
Same here... I cry for my parents every time I hear this....I miss them both....
@@tracycuster4833 I know it's so difficult. I drive by their house where a new family now live and see their Christmas tree in the same place as my parents put it. So difficult not to cry at times. 😥
@@equinoxeparabellum6776, It is so hard to accept that life goes on and it happens to all of us, I feel the same way...
Your Dad is not dead but Sleepeth :)
I grew up in the 70s and I was do lead vocals in a band called Cliques. Nothing but Rock music. Dad was a retired drill instructor and hated it. I was growing up listening to this music, my dad's always playing in our home. Dad passed at 83 in 2018 but a few yrs before I took my parents out to eat and my friend was playing live music. He came back and asked if I wanted to sing a song. I walked up and sang this song. It was the first time I ever saw my dad cry. He said, I didn't even know that you could sing. That was a memory made I'll never forget.
That's absolutely awesome, brother!
Thank you for sharing this. We all wish we had such a special memory of our Dads.
You just made me cry. Stop that! ❤
Beautiful story
Dang - You choked me up, talking about singing this before your Dad -that got him choked up! Fond memories ~ ~ ~
My Mom was in the hospital dying and she wanted to hear this song. It's a beautiful song. I listen to it now.
Great listening pleasure and how are you Elaine?
Sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is..
God bless her soul forever, as I know he will. This was the first country western song that got me loving that music as well. (By the way, it doesn’t matter, but I’m African American) what a beautiful song
I remember hearing Charley Pride sing this beautiful song,. Now that he's gone I can't seem to find any kind of recording of him doing so, but I'm certain of having heard him and, like any song he sang, he did it so well. Rest In Pride Charley - We owe you big time!
So sorry for your loss Elaine. Hold on to the beautiful and happy times you had with your Mom, no one can take those away from you x
My Dear husband made the world go away many times in our fifty years of marriage now he is with Jesus
Hey how are you doing today....?
❤️🙏❤️
Real love does!💝
My sister loved this song. Now she's dying of cancer. I sit here crying my eyes out love you sis
So sorry for you love on her
Ill pray for your sister in Jesus name to be healed. God bless you and comfort you.
❤️❤️
I am so sorry!! God bless you 🙏
Hugs to you 🙏💗
My father used to rock me dancing and sing this song to me... he would’ve been 100 years old April 2, 2023... I can still feel his warmth... God bless you, Papa Bear...💜🙏❤️🙏 Thank you for posting this recording... it is still beautiful...
great
I am cleaning for a “move out” it happens to be the home I grew up in- I remember my mother listening to this song on the radio that sat on top of her refrigerator- ahhh nostalgia
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Eddy Arnold and his smooth as silk voice!
@@jonihowery9715wow. You must be feeling alot of muxed feelings.... i was devastated when my mom sold my childhood home. I still had things there. 😢
This is quite a memorable song. I remember my mom listening to it also. He had such a smooth voice. I wish you good luck in your new place. Q
From a time when you only needed one parent working, and you never locked your doors. Its all gone now.
I don't remember my parents even having keys for the house and I know we never locked the doors even at night.
Daniel my dear friend, it's all gone, those happy days. So sad.
I’m not sure families could not get by today with one person working.
Back in my childhood, we didn’t eat out. We didn’t take costly vacations and we didn’t have a car for everyone old enough to drive.
You can drive by McDonalds any time of the day and people are buying fast food. Nobody cooks breakfast anymore. They go to a fast food restaurant. I see people whom I know are on government checks out buying fast food breakfast. My point is that we want everything today and aren’t satisfied with just the necessities.
@@johnparker8588
This world has become a lazy one for sure and everyone eating fast-food especially McDonald's all they are doing is killing then self .
I wish I can turn back time because it's not fun anymore.
Our only hope is a fair election and a win by Joe Biden.
I’m a 23 year old half black, half white college student. My grandpa on my white side used to listen to this all the time before he passed when I was 9. My mom cries whenever she hears this song. It’s a great listen for when you are down and out and feel like the whole world is against you. Eddy impacting generations to come
@@getmoney716 stay strong & it’s great to know your dad had a soft heart for you all along. May you stay safe & happy. Give Christ a chance in your life so you can be happy in your heart & mind. Christ is always waiting for those who are sad lonely. It’ll be a Good Step for Christ will always help your mind & heart.
This brought me back to a time, like most when quality of life was so much more, with so much less. I almost feel sorry that not everyone experienced the "Good Ole Days". You didnt have to worry about your kids playing on the front lawn, locking the doors, a man's word actually meant something and was sealed with a hand shake. I remember the first time I flew on a plane, I was about 10 years old. In that time, you dressed up as if it were a social gathering. Not today! I love this song and truly appreciated the jolt back to the past filled with happier times.
Yep
You're right
Diana Jones
Spit and a handshake
All that was ever needed
Because of that integrity
You paid the Doc
When the cukes came in
He got paid in futures...
And in the meanwhile, it was a pot of beans and a pop ... sometimes.
And tall tales and the radio and music and pie.
Im 15 and i wish I could’ve grown up in y’alls generation sometimes
@@Sasquatch_Joe
Dear, all too often, us older youngins' just reminisce out loud.
If you bloom right where you're planted, your life will be a beautiful and unique garden full of adventures and blessings, and someday you'll find yourself doing a little reminiscing out loud as well. Remember, there's nuggets of wisdom all around you. Keep your heart and ears open. And your smile on.
So true and beautiful...
It was a great time for racism.
One of my Dads favorite songs!! He’s not longer with us but I’m playing this just in case he’s listening.
He is. 😇
Don't worry, he is. I know this because I know my dads listening too😢
Hes always listening xx
Brava..❤
He is sweetie it was my mom's favorite and I know with all my heart there listening to it we're all one big family God Bless you
I was a little girl listening to Eddie Arnold with my Dad. Brings back sweet tender memories ... My Dad passed away 4 years ago and this is a heartwarming memory. Thanks.
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing that.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Kenny Dobbins Thanks Kenny.
D L You're welcome.
Kraft music hall?
I remember my mom and dad dancing in the kitchen in our old house to this song. I wished I could go back in time and watch them one more time. I miss my mom I still have my dad thankfully
I hope you're alright in life. Best wishes.
@@lfmm97 thank you
With Jesus Christ you can all rest together in heaven.
Aww mine danced to it too..in the living room. I was 4 years old...1961. I still remember all the lyrics. 🥺😢 those were the best times.
@@janrowland5210 just one more day to make the world go away and get it off of OUR SHOULDERS. PEACE
My mother had and died of emphysema from smoking back in 1978 I was 16 and she was only 38 and we played this at her funeral in front of hundreds in Columbus Ohio that’s how much she was loved….she accepted Jesus Christ as her personal savior 6 months before she died although she was a honest and wonderful lady… she really loved this song so much…RIP mom we’ll all be together soon…❤️❤️. My father died 20 years ago and he only received around 30 people so showed up…
HONESTLY, THE WORLD WE ONCE KNEW HAS GONE AWAY
Sadly.
@@halewhitemusic7525 Gladly
chesterescoto hopefully one can live on memories
@@bobleroy1924 Yes Bob.....Memories are Framed with Music!
Only for a short time
I use to sing this song to God, after I got divorce.😂😂❤❤ I am happy now😊❤😊❤
When my wife passed away at 28 years old and left me with two little baby's I would listen to this album every nite after I put them to bed many tears to follow
God bless you
@@davidschumm560 God Bless you for being there for your children. Hope you stay happy.
My dad passed in 1972, this brings him back in a moment♥️
So did mine... My mother had a stack or records, and this was one she played often...
My mom passed away in 1975, I remember her listening to Eddy Arnold, especially one summer in Arkansas, miss you so much mom.
try 'O my papa" for memory favorits. Eddy Fisher.
3.24.21. Hi gang. After the Colorado incident, I chocked up and forced.myself not to cry. This song came to my.mind, let the world.go away etc. Never played it before. The cop w 7 kids got me. I am 80 now, have experienced your lifestyle. This song is.enabling me to finally cry. The power of prayers is the best ammunition we. Can use. No one gets hurt. Pray like hell now, we need it. Hugs 😁😁
@@sleepysauto2276 ...or "Mama" by Connie Francis...
Eddy Arnold was the Elvis of their time. My mom loved this guy. We love Elvis singing it in our time. Love them both.
My Mom and Dad just passed away and they loved this song. My Mom used to sing it all the time while she was ironing or cooking in the kitchen.
So very sorry for your loss. Praying for you 🙏 I am sure that your parents are dancing to this in heaven.
So did my mom! We danced in the kitchen alot too. God I miss her and dad!
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So sorry Terisa
So sorry for your loss.Love this song.
This is my favorite version of this song. I'm 34, but when I get stressed and overwhelmed, this is the song that comes to mind.
Simply the best
Funny how that works ;-)
It is mine too. I'm 25 and I dig this version and I think this version is the best of all.
Me too. I always turn this on whenever I’m in the middle of a serious state of depression and/or despair. A song like this is always good for troubled souls in need.
I'm your age too and this is the song that comes to mind when I feel overwhelmed
Sounds like the soundtrack for the end of good times, great people, beautiful faces, gorgeous places. Wish we could transport back 80 years. May 2024 bring some relief and blessings.
I was thinking the very same thing …never thought I’d live to see things this way.. my dad , grandpa, brother, father in law all must be rolling in their graves 😢😢🇺🇸🇺🇸
Listening May 2024.....beautiful song by an amazing man!
Go back 1 day? Yes it would be great! I wanted to play a Eddy Arnold song for my mom when she was passing. I asked her if she would like to hear a song and she nodded yes and smiled. I couldn't because I needed to stay with her. And if i did, i would of had to leave the hospital at her last moment. Mom and Dad both were Bog fans. Ii myself, i like his music. Thank you and God bless ❤️
just found out today that my grandfather has cancer, he introduced me to music like this
I remember playing in the backyard at my grandparents home in the Autumn of 1965 and hearing this song coming from the house. It enchanted me as a 4 year old and I have never forgotten that memory. A very long time ago.
If it were that easy, especially my world my boyfriend is hurting me I cry every day.
@@Crystal-mn9vx you good?
My parents were still together and trying to make the discord go away. They didn’t succeed but I believe each did their best. Not very good mind you-but what more can anyone do?
This song 🎵 reminds me of my late husband we were high-school sweethearts 😢.
Through the good and the bad when we were wrapped up in each other's arms the World 🌎 went away..
My soul mate ❤ of my life...
My Dad mentioned this song so I put it on for him he’s been bed ridden for the past year just wanted to make his day a little better great song!!!
That is beautiful, Richard. God bless your Dad.
This was the song my Beloved Mother would request before she died. I miss her so much!
My mom is in home hospice falling asleep to this song on repeat after a rough day.
Dustin Charles 😢
My mom went through the same thing. May you and your family be comforted by God's love and grace 🙏
Awwww. I just played this song in memory of my mom. It was her favorite! God bless you.
This is one of my mom's favorites, too. Hope tomorrow isn't so rough for you & her.
❤❤❤
2:43 This song brings back memories of my late father. This is an old time classic. I love the melody
My mom used to play this song when cleaning, she was always cleaning
Hello 👋 Debbie. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
@@markclifford1857 hi there 😊
So isn’t my wife …she loves it
My mom liked this song she's gone now I'm 81 and I still like it
Hi Patricia
Hello ✋ Patricia how are you doing??
So sorry about your lost
I'm 83 and miss the time we grew up in...especially the music.
Father, Mother, hold me in your care, some days I can't face the world alone. In Jesus's name. 🙏 Amen ❤️
This was the last song me and my great grandmother danced too. She just died recently and everytime i hear this it makes me cry and its very hard for me to cry. But ik her an my papa are waltzin up in heaven together
My condolences... May she rest in paradise
@@demetriusher301 thank you so much
My husband passed away. This song makes me sob.
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Is EDDY way underated or just....ME???
I feel this so deep in my heart. That's how timeless music feels...
9th 8 no by m. X
Music will always be timeless & transverse the language barrier. Even me, I was born in 03 & most kids have no clue of most artists before the 90s or 80s due to using their music in mainstream videos. But songs like this will always be a classic no matter the generation, family, color, culture, or anything that is used to divide us
I dedicate this to my mom who would have been 98 today. She died last year and she loved this song. I love u mom!!!!
I can remember watching my mom dance as she was washing g the dishes to the radio on top if the fridge to Eddie Arnold! Sweet memories, love ya Ma!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Good old country, mine was Hank Williams, God bless you
what a unique memory. music is magic.
Sounds like a great lady.
@@geraldnovak5042 soul lifting
My dad died in 1977, and I can still see and hear him singing this song along with the 45RPM record on the console stereo in our living room. Ah, a great memory, indeed. Miss you, dad. Memories rolling down my cheeks.
Back in 1966 my mom said lets go see this concert at Curtis Hixon downtown Tampa it was Eddie Arnold i was floored . A great memory.
Curtis Hixon Hall. I had a lot of fun there.
It's Eddy Arnold--NOT Eddie. Show a little respect.😒💒
lucky you i would of loved to see him come down under
Arnold grew up in extreme poverty and yet made something with his talented voice . He became a ⭐️ Star .
Eddy Arnold had one of those voices you never forget--a very talented man.😊💒
Beautiful song
GTA SA
@@JJ66773 What an ignorant comment. From someone with an ignorant name.
I heard a piece of this beautiful song on a commercial, and decided to find it to listen to the entire song. I am sitting here tearing up while reading all of these comments of people with similar beautiful memories. This song so reminds me of my mother-she played it, and similar songs as she cleaned house. Such great memories. I miss my parents. 💔
My friend just passed from Alzheimers. I would play this for her...knew every word!
My mom had Dementia. She had Sundown Syndrome. I was her care giver for about ten years. Had to put her in a nursing home because she could no longer walk or do anything for herself. It was hard to watch her health deteriorate over the matter of a few years. She passed away in 2013.
@@barryleeper5634 I hear you Barry,,,same road here
I can relate my mom has Alzheimer's she renembers every word
@@barryleeper5634 I am so sorry for your loss.
They put my old friend in a nursing home. She died a few days later.
My mum has just passed this will be played at the end of service x x x love you mum 1 in a million x
NEVER HAS THERE BEEN A BETTER TIME FOR THIS WORDS OF THIS SONG.COME LORD JESUS, COME!!!
My mom was at hospice, she loved Ray Price..this is for her..crying forever.
my mother has been gone for over 20 years but she loved this song when I was a kid ....we had this very album and I took it with me when she died ...I still love you MAMA
music has the ability to make time inconsequential.
Man stop lying, I saw ms brown the other day
I lost my Mom in 1985, she use to love this. She use to sing this song a lot. God I miss her so much, now it won't be long and i'll be going also.
@@Danceeric1
I wish
I'm so sorry
This is one of my favorite songs.
Whenever I’m over stressed, I listen to this song.
Yep me too
And me, like right now ❤
My Grandma loved this song. I'm sure she's dancing in another realm right now👼
I looked after my beautiful mum for two years before she passed away she had vascular dementia and cancer, I played this song and she sang it word for word, God bless our mums & Dads and lost loved ones xxx
It was somewhere in the early 60's in a small bar on Rockford , Illinois's south side. Phil Canelli's place . Some one would punch this up on the Jute Box, Phil would go up front ,lean back ,and sing along with this song, and except for the song the whole place would go silent ,he had beautiful voice, I really miss those days ! I'm 87 by the way
💟My mom also was age 98 on her final hours awake & with big bright brown-eyes, watching angels I kno were singing &calling their angel home 😇r.i.p. &To all the Mom’s
@@fecconway378 stay safe happy & blessed in Jesus Christ’s Name
Dad and old spice bittersweet memories. Paul was a sailor, he was a navy seal, he was over seas when I was born. When he was home we'd dance, he'd stack his favorite 3 albums. Whats he doing in my world. And make the world go away understaning the word's. Tells my story..I glad he taught me to dance, Elvis and the Beatles were my choices. I'm grateful for the moments and the musicality we shared. Any one want to dance?
Hello how are you doing today....?
Hello ✋ Elisa how are you doing??
My daddy and I listened to him when I was younger. Eddy Arnold is actually my great great uncle on my dad’s side. Music has been and always will be such a big part of my family. My daddy has been gone for 8 years now and there are times that I’ll listen to this music to remember the good times ❤️
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He is my 4th cousin on my Dad’s side .
great great uncle ?? that would make him about 150 years old
Victoria. That is fantastic you are related to Eddy Arnold. My dad is 80.he sings this on karaoke.
@@rhuephus I’m 21 years old. To get technical he is my grandfather’s great uncle. And also Eddy Arnold died back in ‘08. We also share the same birthday
My dad loved Eddy,respected him as a singer and a man,he died in 2018 at 92years old,but every time I hear this I know him and my mom are always with me
Hello how are you doing today 👋
Hello ✋ Kathy how are you doing??
I was born in 1966, I think of my parents when I hear this, especially my mom who died in 2010, she loved Eddy Arnold. RIP mom ❤
My grandfather owned a boat dock and restaurant back in the 50s and 60s on the Tennessee River and there was a couple of speakers from the restaurant's jukebox that played outside at the dock and I can still remember this song playing when I was a kid. Eddie's voice was so smooth and beautiful. Every time I hear it takes me back and then I seem to always get some dust in my eyes that causes them to water. How I miss those days.
At least you were lucky to experience it. God bless 💕
Wish I could have my departed family back for one day. Mom, grandmas, brother. 😭😢😥
I'm 65 and my Dad, who loved Eddy, used to play his albums so often in the 60s, he made me a massive fan as well. He used to call him the Frank Sinatra of Country. That was a lifetime ago....in so many ways.
IF ONLY WE COULD REALLY MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY AND BE ABLE TO HEAR THOSE THINGS YOU USED TO SAY.
A different world…miss it so much. I still have grandad’s stereo he bought at Hamilton’s furniture in Waco, TX the day I was born in 1961. It will still rattle the windows. Miss him and grandmother so much.
Wow that's really nice keeping your granddad stereo that's must have a very big sentimental value.. I love this song.. How are you doing @Tracy?
in the early 70s i was 4 or 5. my grandparents had the record player downstairs in their apartment and two or three albums. eddy arnold’s greatest hits was the first album i ever loved. i knew all the songs. by the mid 70s i made my way up to my aunts “hi fi” in in the third floor (triple decker). that’s where the beatles, pink floyd and stevie wonder albums were. i’ve been on a musical journey ever since.
Today is my mom’s birthday and she and her best friend used to listen to this song every night when I was a teenager, my dad was gone a lot because he was serving our country! I had wonderful parents...unconditional love and support always!
My dad would listen to him on the jukebox in 1942. He was in the last part of World War ll and also the Korean War. He went to Heaven last July 27th to join my mother who went there July 15th of 2020 .
So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song! How are you
Hello ✋ Lindy how are you doing??
This was my Mom's favorite song, i would come in from school and she would be playing in the turn table, Sure wish i could go back to thoes times. Thanks for your songs.
My late mother loved this song and played it everyday. I don't care for the genre but I like this song when everything is going wrong.
My mom and dad loved this song. I use to hear them play it all the time. There gone now, but not completely... There still in my heart.
This was my grandparents Henry & Frances song. 🎶🎶It would have been their 74th Wedding Anniversary TODAY🎶🎶🎵🎵 ❤🌹🙏 Miss Them so much 😪😪 So im dedicating this song to them xo Love & Forever in my Heart Love your granddaughter Dina Marie xo 😘🙏❤🌷🌹❤❤
It doesn't get any better than this. Eddy's the best!
Nostalgic ..my body tingles. This was my mom and dad’s music …sweet sweet memories
At 71 I discovered my late GI Dad just two and a half years ago thanks to DNA. My American family have told me that Eddie was his favourite singer. Can't listen to this without filling up!💔 RIP Dad.💔🌈💔🌈💔
God bless you
songs like this are still in our hearts..someday do pray we can hear them..and remember their beauty..
My Mom, who passed in 2004, loved Eddy Arnold's music! So to listen to him, is remembering her! Love you Mama!
So so great... how are you Juanita?
What an appropriate song these last 2 years!! 😞
After reading so many of these comments, I get the sense of just how much this song and entertainer means to you and how you can connect personal experiences to specific times and places in your lives with the music. I am a broadcast engineer here in Toronto. I've done work all over North America for the major television networks and a lot of work in the film industry. I have connections not once, but twice with this song. The first working live and with prerecorded material with Eddie Arnold here in Toronto, Canada on a show that ran for over twenty-five years..."The Tommy Hunter Show" in the 1980's for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation using Studio 7 at the old TV plant on Jarvis Street. One of the magical moments in one's career to stand three feet away from Eddy Arnold during a rehearsal and listening to him without audio equipment. The entire crew had lunch in the studio with him. He was the real thing guys. I learned so much about television from him that day.
The second time I ran into this song was with an Anne Murray Special in the nineties called "Country Croonin". She sang her album number, you guessed it "Make the World Go Away" on the same network. The same exact experience... standing three feet away during rehearsal. Each number different and delivered with different style, but both with mind blowing results. How lucky is that I ask you. I believe You Tube has the Anne Murray "Country Croonin" number "Make the World Go Away" I know you guys would be impressed with Anne Murray's rendition. I enjoyed reading all of your comments and it tugs at my heart strings. Just turned 70 and you are all correct about our present times in every possible way. What a gentleman Eddy Arnold was.
1965, was 13, listened to this song every Saturday evening with parents and siblings. You know a song is great...when it makes the top 40 three times, by three singers.
methinks it's a great song .. when the whole family listens to it ..
My dad used to sing this song all through the house. Now, I know why. God, Dad, I miss you so much!!! 😪
My grandma loves this song every time it was on the radio
my dad did too. i love country but I'm also a diehard metal fan, saw Metallica in 98 when i was 17 saw George Jones at 31 with my dad. I listen to country when i miss him terribly, so🍀🤘 alot
This was my patients favorite song in our dementia unit 😢 he passed away, 4 yrs ago but joined his wife that passed 11 months before❤
Hello ✋ Catrina how are you doing??
My father LOVED this song!!!! He's been gone 26 years now. This brings back FOND MEMORIES!!!!
My Father since 79 still like yesterday.😔
My mother loved Eddy Arnold's music and this was perhaps the most frequently played song she loved. My father died in a car accident, leaving my mother with 5 little children. I was the eldest, being only 6 at the time. I frequently heard this song being played at night, realizing now that this song spoke to her broken heart, losing the love of her life, my father. Mom's in another world now, a heavenly world with Dad.
Thank God she found something to help her make it. through her life. God bless
I can literally hear my Grandpa singing this song like it was yesterday. I miss you, and I love you! RIP Grandpa❤🙏🏽
I remember my mother cranking this song on our hi-fidelity record player back in 1965! But when my brother and I tried cranking the Beatles we were told to "turn that crap down"!
When I was a young father of 3 kids and had a very tough job this was my anthem.
We live in a World full of Broken People...
The Universal Language is not Love nor Music...it is Loneliness
Hello how are you doing today..?
Hello ✋ Karl how are you doing??
Whenever I come to look for this song, I usually have tears in my eyes and overwhelming emotions. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
I have always loved this song, I'm 70 and it still is beautiful 😊
Please? Even for a moment! Now with Covid!! God help us all!
Great song with Eddy Arnold, love it!
September 2021!! We're here!
Hello 👋 Patsy. How are you doing? Hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? You seem like a real country girl
Saw him live many years ago. He sat on a stool and played a guitar. No autotunn, just a pure beautiful voice. So glad I got to see him.
My stepdad played this man songs all the time bk in the sixties along with Ray Price and Johnny Horton , now at 62 my parents n these singers are all gone , what beautiful times in America where we never locked our doors n music was clean n beautiful. To go back in time just once to hear my stepdad singing n playing these songs with my mom n siblings.
The 97 year old lady I care for loves this so much! It makes her so happy..me, too💖
It’s a beautiful song, great listening pleasure and how are you Jennifer
Still listening 2019 my Dad love this song miss an love you so much Dad S.I.P my Angel
I worked in a nursing home in the eighties and I took care of this little old lady with dementia. She kept saying that she worked in a saloon when she was younger so I asked her to sing a song this was the song she sang . It brought tears to my eyes and now I sometimes sing it to my grandchildren .
Such a Positive, beautiful time. The world was much more together. Folks, genuinely cared. A slow dancing song. ❤
Dad made it through the Great Depression and Korea, bought his first stereo in the 60's and loved this album along with Hank Williams, Jim Reeves and Buck Owens
I was very young listening to this song my sister Teresa bought this album of Eddy Arnold and we would listen to it over and over my sister's no longer here she's in heaven and this song remind me of her 🙏❤️
Dad, You loved this song...so many memories...I miss and love you...39yrs later...♡♡
Hello how are you doing today...?
I own this on an Eddy Arnold box set, "Welcome to my World" it had once belonged to my great grandmother. It was supposedly the last record she had ever played. I'm currently now doing a spirit box session with this on in the hopes I can contact her. I've heard her once before, but I hope I hear her again. Ps, I love you grandma Balk. I never met you but I love you.
Eddie Arnold is a distant cousin of mine , and I love all of his music . This particular song used to lull me to sleep for my nap . My Mom would put the record on the stereo , and I would lay on a rug in front of the entertainment center and fall asleep listening to it . That was quite a few years ago .