This is a beautiful Irish traditional rendition of Barbara Allen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZyVpHV8oL-tac0si=dq5HPD6le_-WwqvZ

I didn't know Connie Dover recorded this! ❤

FINALLY! This is the only one I can find so far that has the same melody and tempo as the one in the 1951 "Scrooge" movie. THANK YOU. (and great job, by the way - simply beautiful vocals!)

Found this after 20 years, music that u often hear but didn’t know the title

One of the loveliest songs there is. Of the many lyric versions I've seen - this is the best. Who is the singer here? Incredible, beautiful voice!

Like markmark and chellycat, i also came here after watching Scrooge 1951 last Christmas....and i'm here again.must be getting older and sentimental.

Here because of porky pig

Learned this song in primary school and have never forgotten it

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I listened to the Chinese version when I was younger 😅 我的家庭❤

My grandma asked me to play this song for her, after 20 minutes of searching we finally found it. This made her very emotional, she loved this song. She used to sing it when she was a little kid ❤

This doesn't match the words l learnt as a child in England, UK

Every once I a while this tune enters my head. However I can't recall it just by memory like other songs and tunes. It has a haunting quality to it. Sad but beautiful. A Mans love for a Woman which is unique in the sense that Women don't love in the same way. Unlikely that a Woman on her death bed would call for the Man she loved in days gone by to join her in her final hours.

U made this song 1 year b4 I was born

what a beautiful song. I just read dramione fanfic entitled Five Days, and they sang thing song. so touched :')

Billy Joel,And so it goes......or is it just me?

❤THANK YOU❤

Was this performed on a guitar or harpsichord? Does anyone know if this version is available for sale?

Who synchronized the music & lyrics.....Stevie Wonder ?!?!?

Came here because of Scrooge 1951 movie. I heard it many times before, but this time I googled it. It sounded so beautiful this year. Lovely. I missed out for over 50 years.

THE ORIGINAL WORDINGS: "AN EXILE FROME HOME..." IS FAR BETTER, MORE MEANINGFUL AND FAR INTELLECTUAL.....

hi

Great synchronization there, Fowler .

What is the original?

the mc:theres no place like home

should be slower....too fast.

Thank you

This tugs the heart. Thanks for posting.

How do I get a copy of this exelent version of this song

Oates brought me here😮

My name was Barbara Allen before marriage,used to stand on a chair and sing it when I was little

Favorite song

My mom would sing this song to me when I was a young kid when she would put me to bed.

Hopefully, they found happiness together in the afterlife, all their misunderstandings forgiven.

"The red man was pressed from this part of the West He's likely no more to return" A beautiful song, but it immortalizes how the Indians were driven away from their native lands

I would really like to know who played this particular rendition: Specifically the mandolins.

I liked this song until it started celebrating the removal of the natives

Herbert Stothart, the genius composer for the film score of the "Wizard Of Oz," intertwines this song's melody into the film's music several times throughout the story, most notably at the end when Dorothy is having her Delirious Escape back from Oz to Kansas where "Home Sweet Home" is intertwined with "Over The Rainbow."

Before reading the comments, I knew there would be some dingus offended by this. These offended people are just as bad as the people who deny the holocaust. The author of this seems to be only pointing out what was happening during his time, and there is nothing wrong with that if you believe in freedom of speech. Tolerance should go both ways.

Thanks great music

Why does this song remind me so much of Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau?

Spelendid How nice this song🙂♥️

Apparently this is the song that gave Billy Joel 'And so it goes'

Good 👍

In the Christmas Carol with Alistair Simm ,he visits his nephew Fred on Christmas day and they sing it as he enters room

I ❤IT!😊🥰

GaMmak thaMayi

Been reading some history on the AngloSaxon dust bowl migrants of the 30s got me here. www.loc.gov/collections/todd-and-sonkin-migrant-workers-from-1940-to-1941/articles-and-essays/the-migrant-experience/ and now I'm going to watch Grapes of Wrath 1940 about a displaced farm dust bowl family.

Wow I can't believe they taught us this song in school, im appalled

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