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they were good friends

I remember this when I was a young gun, the only Album my dad ever bought me

The sad part is if she looked like Stevie Nicks we'd all know who she is

My dad passed in 91 a year after this song was released, I was 12 at the time. My family sheltered me from seeing him while he fell ill. So it hits hard when he sings the lyrics, 'I wasn't there the morning my father passed away' I miss you daddy❤

COULD YOU IMAGINE BEING AT THIS BAR-B-Q

Why have I never heard of this woman before? She has amazed me! I'm off to research and find out more.

You made me cry at 32 seconds. I am a good dad. I try to protect my twin daughters. They are Woke and want to be identified as boys. They say that I am too right wing conservative and a toxic male...but hang on, they want to be identified as male? Sorry about the rant. This is a brilliant song. Obviously, the guy in the song today would be classified by the Woke community as a toxic male. Society is fucked!

Oh the girly woosey is not going to make it. You a man or a girl ?

Don't know if you have reacted to Home Free singing Travelin Soldier but if not it's a great song

❤ your reaction videos.

I was lucky enough to see Molly Hatchett at theReading Festival,UK in 1979. This song was one of the highlights. Decades later I discovered it was a cover of sn Allman Brothers song. The Allman's version was better still. I loved Molly Hatchett and still have 3 of their albums on vinyl. Southern Boogie is grade A summer festival muzak.

Another really good song is Justin Moore's - The Ones That Didn’t Make It Back Home

Son you makes us so proud. Love you

I lived this song, married 17 years with a son and he had an affair and just left...I literally almost died. He walked away from a woman that would've died for him and to this day he's not happy. But I remarried and went on to be very happy.

A blessing for everyone who has the privilege to hear Carri sing it and no one lays guitar like Vince Gill.

Was at a young soldiers funeral two years ago and the final verse (“from his dad”) was played as they carried his casket to the graveside. Gutting. God bless all who serve and all who love them 🇺🇸

John Michael Montgomery was huge in the 90s. He's got some songs that you should listen to with your wife. Rope the moon, I swear, I can love you like that, the little girl, be my baby tonight are just a few

I’m an atheist and I can acknowledge how powerful her performance was. She has an amazing voice

Beautiful song Seb, my father was in Gaza 1956-57 and still war2024, a lost my father 5years ago and my mother and a look at those pictures from Gaza often, he was so young and handsome. WHY CAN'T WE ALL HAVE PEACE IN THIS WORLD 😢😢

"8th of November" By Big & Rich always hits me hard. I grew up during the Vietnam era. My cousin was over there right in the thick of it. I remember my aunt, his mom, watching the nightly news in hopes that she'd see Randy in some of the battlefield footage. He made it home but died years later from non-Hodgkins lymphoma caused by exposure to agent orange.

"Headed for a Heartache" my Gary Morris favorite!

Freddie wasn‘t a human on Stage, he just was. Simple as that.

Our son and daughter-in-law both went to Afghanistan and this song got us through that time. We sent packages all the time and for soldiers who didn't get packages. Wonderful song, gave us hope and inspiration

Thank you for bringing this song. It was very heartfelt.

I didn’t know my biological father growing up. When I served in Iraq he sent me letters and that’s how I got to know him. He was a disabled Vietnam vet. Purple Heart from a hand grenade.

I found this song while my son was deployed. My son was deployed several times to the big sand boxes in the middle east. I would send him local made beef jerky and homemade things every week. This song and Private Malone grew to be two of my favorites. I have all the letters my father wrote home when he was in WW2. Those will always bring tears to my eyes when I read them and the stuff he went through.

After Freddie died, John Deacon emotionally couldn't continue performing. Freddie and John were very close. Neil Fairclogh was added as bass player.

Neon live next, please?

I love Adam ... but honest to gahwud, the best concert I ever saw in my lifetime was August 13, 1982 at Poplar Creek Music Theatre in Hoffman Estates, IL. Billy Squier opened for Queen (with Freddie Mercury on lead). I was high as a freakin' kite, and I wish I was 28 again -- I'm counting north of 70 years now, ;)

It’s Rock opera. So it’s over dramatic. Rain is wet climax. Over the phone both, he’s not involved. “Wet dream” Or She’s peeing on him. It’s beautiful!!! She truly is an artist! Many talents and gifts. And she has dedicated herself to her ART.

He is called a countertenor. Very rare voice.

This is a great song. I served in the Air Force mostly in Germany during the times when we did not have cell phones or email. Those letters from home were highlights of our days and really meant so much.

We had a young Marine in Afghanistan who hadn't gotten a letter in almost six months. I had everybody in the platoon mail him one.

2:55 - There will *_NEVER_* be another Brian May and his infamous guitar!! Brian will be 77 on 19July2024; Roger Taylor will be 75 on 26July2024. Adam of course is the puppy of the group, at age 42 -- he said he wanted to emulate Freddie, and not *_be_* Freddie. Adam knew that was an impossible dream.

Srv is his idol❤❤❤ hopes to play like hime that's what I read

There ain’t nothin funny when a soldier cry’s…. That punches hard. I was there in the early 90’s. Before emails, FaceTime, or texting. When I was stationed overseas, it would take 2-3 weeks for my letters to reach my family and another 2-3 weeks for a response. I spent many nights, as well as many other Marines, laying in my bunk with tears in my eyes missing my family. And yes, I still have every one of them (the letters).

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Great song! I have not heard this one in a long time. Thanks!! Tears!! Thank you to all for your service!! ❤ It’s sooo different but I listen to his song “Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident)” when I need a laugh. It’s just so fun. 😂 He and his brother Eddie Montgomery Gentry have great voices. I love MG’s songs too- small town pride and patriotism. 👍🏼👍🏼

try this one man of constant sorrow by home free

6:05. Doesn't the boy sitting at the table with crayons in the third verse kinda look like the guy from the show, "13 Reasons Why"?

I served six years in the navy during Vietnam. I was overseas for two and a half years and the letters from home was all I had. No phones, no email, no internet. Thank you for playing this song.

John Michael has a brother Eddie (Montgomery Gentry).

Give a listen to “The Weight of the Badge” by George Strait, the king himself 🤙🏼

somebody needs to sign her up it's a no brainer ❤from Scotland

that was something else unbelievable ❤from Scotland

This song is so real to me. My self mom, and sisters setting around the table writing letter to my brother's. Had five brother's serving this great country. My husband also was> serving. Lots of letters from home was mailed out everyday from our home.

You haven't even scratch the surface of this man's greatness.

Slow ride slidin’ all over the place……

Queen were not originally on the list and were not given top billing at the time but they stole the show and was all everyone talked about after. But Queen were always a live band and put in so much work to ensure their shows were great.

4 generations serving in my family, my great grandfather, grandfather, father, and baby brother all served.