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GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK-1876 - Performed by Tom Roush
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2016
- Henry Work's most famous 2 songs were 'Marching Through Georgia' and ' Grandfather's Clock.' I had posted this song before and through popular demand I am posting it again with a video where the original lyrics can plainly be seen. This song can be found on iTunes at : itunes.apple.c... or a hard copy CD can be purchased at: tomroush.us
"It doesn't affect all of the animatronics, but it does affect... one of them."
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
-phone guy
No...
The Puppet
Only fnaf players will understand
as a nightguard at a pizza place, this saved me from some weird looking puppet falling out of its box. idk why the puppet falls out when the song isn't played but if it means the doll doesn't get damaged i'll play it all night
Hey how's the nights going? I've heard of rumors that nightguards used to go missing in old locations of the pizza place, hope you doing a good job bud
@@leafenbark6695 made it. quit the job tho after some weird malfunction made freddy move from stage to my hall. but other than that im fine
I love it when people roleplay in the comment of things that are related to a popular thing
@@madkirk7431 yeah took me awhile that it is Fnaf
it makes sense because in fnaf 6 henry was an old man and the puppet is his son so lol
1876-Nov 10 2014: It’s quite peaceful but a little sad
Nov 11 2014-present: WIND UP THE MUSIC BOX RIGHT NOW
the fear
*Vietnam Flashbacks*
Just get the heck out of the pizzeria, and set it on fire 😂
@@nicolerobertson2654 that’s the next game
@@somerandonamedz9991 True lol
My Dad passed away last week at the age of 92. He would sing this to me when he tucked me in at night. It's a most cherished memory.
My grandfather sang this just days ago at the dinnertable. He has his own grandfathers clock and now I feel sad when i hear it.
Sorry to hear about you dad
I’m 77y/o my Grandfather sang to us when we were little, so happy to have found it.
I feel bad
Nice song Kathleen god bless ya dad and you to x from UK England
Wind up music box
Hold & click
*pop goes the weasel*
@Jake Press and hold
Oh, i think is too lat- pupet popgoes
I'm just listenin bud
*Xd FNAF Reference*
I’m 75 y/o. My Grandfather sang this to us. So happy to have found it!
Valerie Coley that’s good, how are you doing?
DanielRBMC ! I’m doing well, thank you. Do I know you?
Thank you Mirial 🙏🏻. I’m doing well, thanks for asking. Hope you’re well too 😉😊. Grandfather’s clock is on a Music Box?
Mirial , thanks 🙏🏻. You’re the best. You’ll be the first to know when I get it🙏🏻😊😉❤️!
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 i know it's been 2 years since that comment but i'm still glad for you
This song became very popular in Japan almost 90 years after it was composed. I thought that it is a Japanese song when I first heard it.
And now it's in Five Nights at Freddys 2. How sad
Wait seriosuly? I guess dark songs is really popular in jp
When I was traveling through Asia, I had a layover atTokyo/Narita Airport. I remember hearing this song while waiting for my flight.
It even appeared in the video game, Nekopara vol.3. the girl (Neko), Maple, sang it beutiful, but instead of a ragtime country type, it sounded more classical.
The same in korea too
If you think about it, The lyrics of this song might have actually inspired Scott to make the music box in FNAF 2. The song says that the clock stopped and never went again when the old man died. In FNAF 2, If the music box stops, the player dies. In addition, the line, "90 years without slumbering" references the fact that FNAF involves working a night shift. If you think about it, all the people who worked at the Freddy Fazbear's locations probably got insomnia. They were haunted by the horrors that they got while working, which prevented them from sleeping much.
That’s a cool way to look at it! I kinda feel like the parts where they describe how the clock is a great servant is like describing the puppet. It only wants the music box wound, always has a smile on its face. The idea that it’s a machine linked to a person’s soul is conceptually pretty similar to the franchise as a whole.
I think you're thinking to much about it lol
Good observant tho
music isnt scott's, almost everything in FNAF 1 and 2 he bought because he hadn't money and wasnt a sound designer
Bros matpat💀
rip in rest jeremy 😢
Imagine going back to the 1870’s and telling this guy that one day this song will be synonymous with haunted killer robots
No kidding
"what's a robot good sir?"
@@davefoot If he knew Czech enough, he might know the Czech root word robota, but that wouldn't really help you because it meant "forced labor," so you'd STILL have to properly define robots. Could use the word automata though, since that has been a term since the 1600s and has roughly meant "lifeless device acting on itself" for the longest time.
@@xX_Pokeman_Xx "Why would forced labor be haunted and be murderous?"
so if the clock stops when he dies...how would he react if i told him that?
My grand father clock stop when my grandfather died at 7:05 one morning on his wall at the farm house, was Oct.22, 1963.
Im sorry to hear that. May he rest in peace
Noob
@@bloxkeiy7683 dude shut up
My condolences for your loss.
@@bloxkeiy7683 you have no heart...
This song was responsible for reviving the Long Case clock, and gave these clocks the names we know them by today. Prior to this song, this type of clock had fallen out of fashion, but between this song, and the centennial, these clocks made quite a comeback.
Fascinating. Thanks for the history lesson.
Fascinating background info! Thank you. I actually fell in love with this song from my fisher price toy as a toddler. Now, as a musician I have come here to learn it.
Interesting. I have one of these clocks in my house after my granny. It has the name Wm Hopkin Llandilo on the dial. No idea what it means (is this the maker or the owner?) or how old it is!
@@Knappa22 Willam Hopkin of Llandilo was a Welsh clock maker, who was born in 1848. Your clock could go as far back as the 1870s
@@ottobaron6392 Wow that's really interesting!
This was the last song my grandfather remembered how to play on guitar as dementia slowly took him away.
Crazy this is what the lyrics are.
Thank you Tom, I am 70, we listened to this song in music class when I was in grade school in Littleton, Colorado. Thank You very much!! Rick Marlowe
Rick Thank you for your generous comment! I hope that the music brought you fond memories, Tom
I am 8 and I have been listening to it for my Whole life
@@janalamanna9224 because of fnaf im guessing?
dahmagicman roit445 possibly
@@Dah_Vigilante fnaf 2 came out around 5 years ago, if they were listening for their whole life, they were listeniing before fnaf 2
My 89 year old mother had inhered her father's grandfathers clock. When he died she kept the clock at her house. When she died I got to have my favorite clock and it now stands graciously in my living room. I am 86 yrs. old (2022) now and love being able to pull up the chimes every day. At my mother's we sang this song a lot! Now I and my kids still sing it, a lot! I'm so glad, I love this terrific song, Thanks so very, very much!!! God bless and you're in my daily prayers now.
Jean Grasse Dickman 87 in the coming July
87 why you put that in your comment because the 1987 is The Bite of 87
@@olividaliasanchez567 this person is mourning the death of a loved one are you dumb?
@@penguinplus1238 I do what I do
@@olividaliasanchez567 no
@@penguinplus1238 I'm sorry okay okay
The original song : Sad and depressing
FnAF people :
*Hippity Hoppity This Song is now Scott Cawthon's property*
Haha
Xd
Yes
Atleast its not as bad as jojo that shit is everywhere, its spreading like the British empire did lmao
Lol
Would love this on a music box… such a happy and lively song
charlotte emily confirmed
I got one recently, also came with this gift box that wouldn't open if the music box was playing. What is strange is that we I found it open the first night, nothing was inside. Probably nothing.
@@that_one_libra419.9what part of the song is the puppets music box melody?
@@AJjr636 From "90 years without slumbering..." to "when the old man died..."
@@AJjr636 0:48
I cant get this song out of my head.
I knew it when the few people who cared about me were still alive before they all passed and I know where the legend comes from as well.
The head of the house was the only person only allowed to wind the clock in the 19th century.
When they died that wad it.
The clock stopped.
Like life.
😔
I don't know if Tom Roush is a musician with a love of history or a historian with a love of music. This guy is a national resource.
Por que no los dos
@@harrylane4 Por supuesto. ¿Por qué no los dos? Estúpido de mi parte!
La música trasciende todo lenguaje, y este es un gran ejemplo de maravillosa poesía y melodía.
@@BillyDBunny Realmente lo es! Además de ser (Tom Roush) un gran recurso para conocer la música americana como extranjeros.
Es maravilloso para mí porque no sé mucha música y tengo un mundo del que aprender.@@PayesX
My grandfather's clock was too large for the shelf
So it stood ninety years on the floor
It was taller by half than the old man himself
Though it weighed not a pennyweight more
It was bought on the morn of the day that he was born
And was always his treasure and pride
But it stopped, short never to go again
When the old man died
Ninety years without slumbering
His life seconds numbering
It stopped, short never to go again
When the old man died
My grandfather said that of those he could hire
Not a servant so faithful he found
For it wasted no time and had but one desire
At the close of each week to be wound
And it kept in its place, not a frown upon its face
And its hands never hung by its side
But it stopped short, never to go again
When the old man died
It rang and alarmed in the dead of the night
An alarm that for years had been dumb
And we knew that his spirit was pluming for flight
That his hour for departure had come
Still the clock kept the time with a soft and muffled chime
As we silently stood by his side
But it stopped short, never to go again
When the old man died
Ninety years without slumbering
His life seconds numbering
It stopped short, never to go again
When the old man died
._. nothing just because I wanted to sing along
Thank you for posting the full lyrics, even though they are seen in the video.
My father died last month and he sang this to me so many times. He was 82. Apparently his grandfather had sung it to him.I had no idea this song is so old. Thanks a bunch for posting this.
Song 10/10. I work as a night guard and this saves my ass from a puppet.
Wait, you work at where? I think I took my son there once. Said the puppet thing always stares at him.
@@dajingles6367its a fnaf reference to charlie aka the puppet so basically this dude william afton killed a bunch of kids at his 1980 chuckie cheese pizzarie and there spirit went into the animatronics and charlie went into the puppet animatronic! 😂
@@Kai.k_r/wooooosh
I haven't heard this song played in over 50 years, but it was a song I had to sing when I was in junior high school.
The music teacher was one of my favorites, and this song has always remained in my heart. Thanks for posting this!
I was one of the saddened ones when you took this song down before and I messaged you about my newborn loving this song and it being the only thing that would calm her down some nights.
She's three years old now, and we just rocked while she listened to this song again. To this day, she loves it! Thank you so much! 💖
Edit to add: baby 3 is 3 months old. She's been fussy (was sick with Covid, like our whole house), and wouldn't stop crying. I thought of this song, and it out her right to sleep as well. I can't thank you enough for this!
My grand daughter is also strangely calmed by this song. From birth to now, almost 7 months!
This song is so Calming for some reason...
greetings charlie
RIP Tom Roush :(
We used to sing this at school in the 60's.. thanks for sharing
You're welcome!!!
In 1962, when I was born my father bought my mother a hand crafted Grandfathers clock. It took over a year for the works to be imported from Germany. It was the centerpiece of our living room as I grew up and dad wound it religiously every week. The clock wound down and stopped precisely at the time of his death. It is now in my home and my most prized possession. Thank you for the full song. It is rare to hear it all. The tune has been a favorite of mine since childhood.
🥹🥰haven’t heard this song since I was little girl!! Thanks for sharing this!! 🎶♥️
My great-uncle would sing this to me when I was a little girl. Such a gentle person and I still miss him. He died in 1998.
ah yes, the good Ol 'classic. Rest in piece tom roush
This is the song that the Fisher Price Tick Tock Teaching Clock plays! Listening to this really chokes me up. Awesome.
wow. Someone else remembers that too. I used to have one, but now, the music part broke. It's really nostalgic to me.
Thank you Tom for bringing back my wonderful childhood memories of a dear gentleman who played the banjo for us.
You're welcome!
@@MusicOfTomRoush CFC can vvcvb. Bbbfgbbcv by b n
I am so glad to have found this. My sister received one of those Fisher Price Teaching Clock. It had a nice melody. One night my mother wound up the clock and started singing words to the clock. She had a beautiful voice. She was a music person, piano and organ. She has been gone since 2020 due to Covid. Years later, after my sister had grown, she gave the clock to my brother for his sons. So when I saw one at a thrift store I knew I had to have it. Now hearing all the words, it brings my mother back to life, even for a few minutes.
I had that toy clock also.
GRAND FATHER'S CLOCK
music & lyrics by
Henry C work (1876)
arranged & recorded by
Tom Rouch
My grandfather's clock was too large for the shelf,
So it stood ninety years on the floor;
It was taller by half than the old man himself,
Though it weighed not a pennyweight more.
It was bought on the morn of the day that he was born,
And was always his treasure and pride;
But it stopped short - never to go again -
When the old man died.
Ninety years without slumbering
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
His life's seconds numbering,
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
It stopped short never to go again when the old man died
In watching its pendulum swing to and fro,
Many hours he spent as a boy.
And in childhood and manhood the clock seemed to know
And to share both his grief and his joy.
For it struck twenty-four when he entered at the door,
With a blooming and beautiful bride;
But it stopped short - never to go again -
When the old man died.
Ninety years without slumbering
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
His life's seconds numbering,
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
It stopped short - never to go again -
When the old man died.
My grandfather said that of those he could hire,
Not a servant so faithful he found;
For it wasted no time, and had but one desire -
At the close of each week to be wound.
And it kept in its place - not a frown upon its face,
And its hands never hung by its side.
But it stopped short - never to go again -
When the old man died.
Ninety years without slumbering
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
His life's seconds numbering,
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
It stopped short never to go again when the old man died
It rang an alarm in the dead of the night -
An alarm that for years had been dumb;
And we knew that his spirit was pluming for flight -
That his hour of departure had come.
Still the clock kept the time, with a soft and muffled chime,
As we silently stood by his side;
But it stopped short - never to go again -
When the old man died.
Ninety years without slumbering
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
His life's seconds numbering,
(tick, tock, tick, tock),
It stopped short - never to go again -
When the old man died.
Looked this song up and found this video after reading the comments on another video showing off a Fisher Price Grandfather Clock; and looked that up because the tune had come into my head unbidden and I finally needed to look it up.
Now I can actually match up the lyrics with the clock's melody in my brain. Also, I was able to determine that this was the same tune, without the pauses, that was used for the novelty song, "My Father's Top Drawer."
Guess it is time to go look that one up and grab to put on my phone.
ua-cam.com/video/W5jpvstFOGs/v-deo.html
My grandfather loved this song. If he'd lived just a little bit longer, he'd have made his 90th birthday. I've never actually heard a recording of it, just family sing alongs, so thank you for sharing.
The puppet:*watches this*
The puppet after watching this: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Detroit HeroX yesss
PUPPET lol-
Damn bro you got the whole squad laughing
haha ree fooneeey
I WAS WAITING FOR A FNAF COMMENT THANK YOUUU
This song was on the fisher price toy the teaching clock back in the day. I had one as a child.
Whenever I need a good cry, it is either this or the Velveteen Rabbit. Just awesome.
The last verse is just chilling every time I listen to it!
Great job Tom!
Thank You, Mr!
This is the only song that calms my infant granddaughter.
greetings, Henry’s mom
Love this song
Thanks, Lisa!!!
You're welcome
Me too
I played this song with Dr. Kawashima for Nintendo Ds
I am addicted to this song! Give me a thumbs up if you as well.
Hearing this made me cry. It's been at least 30 years since I've heard this, as it was one of my favorites as a little child.
Bless you.
This song made me cry too, i remember my childhood during 1860 when me and my friends sang it when we didn't know what to do
TeddyBear69 1860?
When u forget to wind the music box
I wonder what made Scott choose this song for the Puppet’s music box.
I read that it was a song on one of his kids' toys, but my thinking was that elegantly wove together the thing of time and someones 'time' being up--namely when the music stops and the puppet comes out to say hi xD
I used to have a tinfoil hat theory that this song was referenced by a grandfather clock being put into the house from Fnaf4. You never know, I spose :) I liked how that series spawned so much community spirit about the plot and so forth.
A seemingly childish song with rather dark, obvious undertones?
Seems rather familiar if ya ask me.
@@Perid0tStar old comment I know but - this song was on the Fisher-Price Tick Tock Clock that a ton of us had in the 70s/80s
He picked it because the event of fnaf when it was in the 90s s
Lije the toreador march
i genuinely know about the existence of fnaf, and i would usually be the one to make a joke about something like this, but like this song fr it sounds so nice and upbeat but at the same time, the words are so dark and sad and for some reason, it fits perfectly and its just bhjbhjndsdfjf
this song i stg its so nice
I'm nearly 70 years old and first heard this beautiful song at age 7 in my second grade class when our teacher taught it to us, but only right now have i found out it was written by the author of "Marching Through Georgia" and "Nicodemus The Slave". Those are such different songs.
My great grandmother used to sing this and when think of her I play this song... rest up momma I love you 💞
My nan had a mantlepiece clock that was given to her as a little girl. It was only about eighteen inches tall and kept perfect time, never gained, never lost even after it's casing got damaged when one of my cousins knocked it off the mantle.
My nan died aged 98 and bequeathed her clock to my mother in her will. The clock only worked for about two weeks before it started losing time. The chime no longer operated properly and even when fully wound, would only work sporadically.
Mum took it to a repair shop and spent five hundred pounds on having the thing stripped, cleaned and repaired but even after all this care and attention the damn thing never worked quite right.
In the end mum sold it and managed to make back her money but how that clock behaved after my nan's death, the fact that it somehow seemed to be mourning her passing, still haunts me to this day.
My dad passed Jan 2nd this was his fav song in the world..... We sung this every new years at our house
Hearing this old song makes me cry, what a song
My Grandmother had a song book...treasured old favorites...Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party was our second favorite, but this was the best!
I used to sing it with her while she played guitar or piano, and she couldn't get to the end of the chorus without crying.
We would both start laughing, but she would laugh and cry her way through the rest.
Now she has passed on a year and a half ago, at almost 90 years old, and I am the one crying - and laughing, in sweet memory of her...ALL the way through the song!
Your grandma is the puppet!!
I always used to play this on my cheap keyboard as a tween. I have always loved these old-timey songs. I remember a video of me as a baby of my great grandfather singing along to this song to a music box I was playing with. He passed away at 90 as well.
I haven't heard this song since I was at primary school. I had no idea of its origin and I didn't know when it was written. This song still sounds good after all this time!
1:58 is giving me flashbacks
I learned this song in elementary school. I never knew it more than one verse. Thank you for posting this!
This was a song from my childhood, and now having heard it once again, i am adding it to my set list.
When I was a kid we used to sing this great old song in school. I'd forgotten about it until UA-cam showed it. It was wonderful to hear it and sing along with it after all these years.
I absolutely adore this song. For some reason I hear Pop Goes the Weasel after listening to it? Eh, probably nothing
Um... I think you should run
Hold up
Don't forget to wind up the music box
I'll be honest I never liked that puppet thing
It's always thinking It can go anywhere
I don't think the freddy head will fool it
Just
Don't forget the music box
great to see this classic hasn't died!
My baby sitter, in childhood taught me When The Old Man Died, and I was surprised to find the words and music here on UA-cam. I should not have been really. Never have I seen such an archive of everything, as here on UA-cam.
Beautiful.
Also you remind me of Gibbs from NCIS.
So true XD
Aposto que é um brasileiro ou um espanhol/que fala espanhol
@@llaanbr Não, eu sou da Flórida.
Growing up in Ghana 🇬🇭. We used to sing this song almost every other morning in school before classes began. #Memories ♥
I've heard a few country music stars perform this song. Your recording is the best I've heard. An aside, Rod Serling had an entire Twilight Zone episode based off of this song.
Ponier school song love it!
Was out today and heard this song being whistled. Havnt heard it since I was young but recognized it straight away. If I had any kind of singing voice I would have sung along with the whistler
What a lovely memory from grade school chorus, thank you!
This is one of my favorite songs. Thanks for performing it and re-uploading it Mr. Roush.
wind up the music box please
Tic tac!!!the music live forever!wonderful banjo
I still listen every two or three days. Thank You again Tom. Rick
Thanks Rick !
This is still beautiful..I know how it feels when you lose someone it's beautiful cause of memories..but sad at the same time..
We learned this song many years ago in school in Music Class a good memory.
The fact that the guy who wrote the song’s name is Henry 💀
Always loved this song as my father loved these clocks of his grandfathers. This song is so precious.
Older people :
Nostalgia thank you
There’s only one movie that needs this in their soundtrack
Take a guess
:-)
i Guess hummm...
A movie with ghostly crying kiddo that posess furry animal for Avenge their old life because they was killed by an immortal british Killer ?
Who know.
hMmM i wONDeR
yes. its the most incredible porn i have ever seen
This should be in a FNAF 2 sound hack mod
My Very Good friends Clock Stopped the time her Mother died ....when she got home & Looked at it ! XXX ❤
My kids loved this at bedtime. Sung by me........but they liked it nonetheless. A lot more verses than I knew though.
Everybody: haha fnaf song
Me, an intellectual: haha Wii music song
Harrison Lane me, super intellectual... they made a twilight zone ep from this song.
IKR?
I Didn't first hear it from THAT Horror game; I First Heard it in Wii Music; More Specifically; the On-stage Presentation for E3 showing off Wii Music!
YES, FINALLY XDDD
YES I FOUND ONE YESS
Really? I thought it was the Wii Sports theme.
My grandfather's clock was too tall for our house, so we put it on Craig's List one day.
We were fair with the price and to all we were nice, hoping someone would take it away.
They came late, not at all, and they didn't think to call, we were puzzled and vex-ed and sore.
So we pulled - the - ad and quickly threw granddad's clock - out - doors.
In the rain and the thunder it "warped warped, warped warped".
It lost all its numbers and "warped warped, warped "
It with rot - stopped - never to go again when it went - out - doors!
thats awful. how could you do such a thing to such a wonderful piece of memory. i wish i had a computer then i would have gladly taken it.
Charrlote "Charlie" Emily Miller The 2nd when you don't wind the music box:
My kids and I loved the FP wind up clock and the melody it played. Finally, I’m able to put a name to the song and have words to sing. Thank you for making the video.
keep that thing wound up do not let it wind down trust me.
I played this in band for our concert in 4th or 5th grade, haven’t heard it since, so glad I found it again, nostalgia 100
*WINDS MUSIC BOX*
But you were to late
damn it
Must find that music box! Thank you 🙏🏻
Well I'll be! This marrionette puppet gave me such a darn frightening shock!
I learned how to play this on the piano when I was a little kid. Even at a very young age, this song always made me sad and wistful. Nice to listen to it here.
This song is apparently is what coined the word grandfather clock. Back at that time the clock was just called a clock (it was the only type people had).
That depends on the area, but even in old times there were a few types of clocks. There were table clocks and floor clocks, for home. Where I live, they were called "box clock" and "wardrobe clock" respectively.
I love songs like this.
My great grandfather used to sing this to us he was 104 when he passed
I've known this song since I was young, but it wasn't until fairly recently that I learned it had the fourth verse. I know the rest of it by heart, so now I'll have to listen to it over and over so I can learn the words of the fourth verse.
I never realized that it was written so many years ago.
This is one of my all time favorite folk songs!!!
My Wife's Christian mum died in her sleep recently at 94 years old. My wife brought a few things of hers home. One thing was a battery clock. She said to me "I like mums clock" and stopped talking. Then after a few seconds she said look at this. I looked. the clock, with Month, Day, Date and time had stopped on the exact day she die at 1.25 and the battery was still as it should be. We can only think this was the time she checked out of this world to be with her Lord. It Wowed us
i forgot to wind the Music Box
If only the music box in FNAF didn't stop until the puppet died
And this is how they came up with the name grandfather clock . Saw it on storage wars
I love listening to Great songs like is and I love it
Fabulous version, thanks.
Thanks, Jared!
I remember learning it when I was a child and I always wanted one. It was the first purchase my spouse and I made when we bought our own house!