Danny Boy | BYU Vocal Point

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Music video directed, shot, and edited by David Jon Banks.
SONG CREDITS:
Text: Frederic Weatherly (1848--1929); Additional lyrics by Keith Evans; Music: "Londonderry Air," traditional Irish tune;
Arrangement by McKay Crockett
Tantara Music Publishing
Performed by BYU Vocal Point 2012--2013
Soloist: Keith Evans
This beloved song was originally intended as a love song sung by a girl to her sweetheart, but it is now more often associated with brotherly affection between friends. When McKay Crockett collaborated with Keith Evans for this arrangement, Evans viewed the lyrics in a different way: about a father struggling to share his feelings with his departing son. In the newly written final verse, the father contemplates that perhaps he will outlive his precious Danny Boy.
LYRICS:
O Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling
From glen to glen and down the mountainside.
The summer's gone and all the roses falling.
'Tis you, 'tis you must go and I must bide.
But come ye back when summer's in the meadow,
Or all the valley's hushed and white with snow.
'Tis I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow.
O Danny Boy, O Danny Boy, I love you so.
When winter's come and all the flow'rs are dying,
And I am dead, as dead I well may be,
You'll come and find the place where I am lying
And kneel and say an "Ave" there for me.
But I shall hear, though soft you tread above me,
And all my grave shall warmer, sweeter be.
And you will bend and tell me that you love me;
And I shall sleep in peace until you come to me.
O Danny Boy, the stream flows cool and slowly;
And pipes still call and echo 'cross the glen.
Your broken mother sighs and feels so lowly,
For you have not returned to smile again.
So if you've died and crossed the stream before us,
We pray that angels met you on the shore;
And you'll look down, and gently you'll implore us
To live so we may see your smiling face once more.

[@alethiaaeterna]

This rendition was played at my son, Daniel’s, funeral. It’s as though it was written and performed for him. He was a magnificent musician. He died at age 24, and I, his mother am truly broken...I miss my Danny boy’s smile.

[@patarmstrong4676]

So very sorry for your hurt Marilee, and the profound and heartbreaking loss of your son.

[@AdmrlLocke]

Oh, Marilee, I'm so sorry for your loss. No mother should have to bury a child. :-(

[@richrichard777]

So sorry to hear your sad story..

[@Urzaden]

My deepest condolences for your loss.

[@teresavega175]

I'm so sorry for your pain. May God keep you wrapped in his warm embrace.

[@dallinshumway7188]

My grandma was a missionary in Scotland in the early 50's. She grew to love this song and often sang it to me. This morning she passed into the spirit world. Thank you Vocal Point for your beautiful rendition that I can use to remember her.

[@vocalpointbyu]

Hey Dallin. So cool of you to share the sweet sentiment you have with this song. We hope you and the family are doing well at this time. So humbling for us to hear that you have found some consolation in this song. 💙🤗

[@clydehaney1830]

Lovely song

[@marymargaretbrown5982]

It is the second to Amazing Grace

[@nathalyl.b.5917]

Busca. Cristo tal como el legado que te dejo tu abuela, y verás que Dios te mostrara la senda de la justicia. La verás a ella en el día de la resurrección con el favor de Dios

[@J.W1180]

“When all the valley’s hushed” background Vocals hush to pianissimo “And kneel and say an Ave there for me” background Vocals “Amen” “For you have not returned to smile again” background Vocals - “no, no, no, no” because he doesn’t want to believe it. This is the best arraigned piece I’ve heard in a very long time.

[@RuthellenHolmes]

My mother says that when she was expecting my brother Daniel, every time she heard "Oh Danny Boy," he moved non stop. We lost our Dan yesterday and this rendition has us all profoundly overwhelmed.

[@IceCrossFire]

Having sung this song with a choir in high school, I can attest it is hard not to cry even singing this wonderful piece. When you hear a choral song, the best seat in the house is not found in the audience. It is singing among and being surrounded by those singing it. You can feel the power of the song flowing through you from their sound vibrations. More powerful, emotional parts are louder, and you can feel it in your body better than any sound system in the world.

[@SarafinaSummers]

I can agree to this. Feeling the vibrations flow through you is truly something harmonious.

[@altareggo]

Well spoken!!!! I've never been to more than a few concerts where i simply watched: it's MUCH more wonderful to be a part of the music-MAKING, than to just be an observer. I've been in groups varying in size from 4 to hundreds (Brahms Requiem with gigantic choir and full orchestra - was a BLAST to be part of that!!!!), and can agree with your sentiment 100%.

[@Mightiflier]

So well stated

[@Rebecc765]

Ooh! This is so beautiful, I am crying. I had it sung at my father's graveside. They include the verse of song the verse that proves what I told people for years. This is not a romantic love song, but a father's song to his son going to war. My father suffered from his injuries in combat and as a Prisoner of the Gestapp and of the Wehrmacht. My stepfather was a POW, too. BYU's music is wonderful.

[@guibox3]

Ah jeez. I'd never heard that last verse before. I broke out crying listening to this because when my mom died last year her last wish was for me to get right with God so she could see me on the resurrection day. I miss you terribly mom. Beautiful version, guys. Thank you.

[@ryc73]

The soloist Keith Evans wrote it himself.

[@belanyfamily7976]

I am sorry

[@sparklezsparklezgamers9664]

you will see your mother one day

[@alexpainter4169]

may she rest in peace and you'll see her again when your time comes

[@sgtpierson506]

Ryan Cottrell .

[@crazyman22444]

I've looked up so many versions of this song. From the 1950's, maybe earlier, all the way up to modern time. This is the ONLY version that truly got it right. That truly hit the note, not literally but figuratively. The purity and grace. The love, the power, the righteousness. The wholeness. No other even touches this. And it's BYU!!!! I'm beyond impressed. I'm thankful.

[@helenwebster8546]

There was a gentleman in the late 50's or early 60's who would sing this song on Lawrence Welk Show. I can still hear his voice but I cannot remember his name.

[@MrMessyb]

You should check out “The Choirboys - Danny boy”. Their version is amazing!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/opu2YZuehaqDfsU

[@10GGundam]

Michael londra’s is my absolute favorite. Sorry but groups tend to focus on the ‘artistic’ style of the notes like these guys. Michael focused on tve emotions. But everyone is different

[@belisauros370]

Try out Gentry's version too!

[@anthonynettleton4854]

Byu are amazing .. anything byu OS so blessed .. I love everything byu stands for .. vocal point are just so talented too ... I live in England UK and wear my byu sport shirt with so much pride .. some ppl dont even know what it means .. so i tell them and then I also give them book of mormon too .

[@tinglydingle]

Oh man, I remember my dad singing this to me before going out to the Gulf again... I have never been so happy nor cried so much as when he came home safely.

[@Since-oo1gd]

@emille mcmillan The gulf war I guess...

[@willg4802]

glad to hear you didn't lose him

[@FrankietheLawDog]

❤️❤️❤️

[@declamador1224]

Heyyy broww

[@jeffhathaway6515]

I thank your dad for his service. I'm also glad he returned safely.

[@hansheintz8359]

My Father died at the 10th December 2022....he was a scots man...his mother sang the Song to him when he was a little boy... Now weve heard the song at his funeral....great version!!!!

[@marymargaretbrown5982]

yes grandmother's too!

[@unkindlygnome3167]

I'm Scottish so I've heard this song many times but this version is the best I've ever heard.

[@sylinmino]

This version of Danny Boy has now spoiled me for all other versions I know. Other covers, arrangements done by any choir I've been in...every time I sing/listen to them now I'm like, "Eh, lacks a certain power, emotion..." just because this version is SO DAMN GOOD.

[@ShadowDashGaming]

My grandfather served in WWII and Vietnam and passed away due to natural causes in 2014. At our family reunion, all 7 of his children surprised him by singing this, his favorite song. He passed peacefully 4 days later. He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. It has been five years and I still cannot listen to this song without crying.

[@stephanginther9051]

Men like your grandfather did more for the rest of us than people would like to admit. My family came to America after WW1. My great grandfather a Russian born German with a Jewish wife. They saw the way things were turning and got out, but so many weren't so lucky and many others that didn't would have suffered if not for people like your grandfather. You are obviously proud of him and you have every right to be. Allow me to join you in that pride, may he rest in peace knowing he is appreciated.

[@ShadowDashGaming]

@@stephanginther9051 Thank you, you've made my week.

[@TheForceOfMusic101]

I seriously cannot get over the 3rd verse. It's so moving. It matches the tone of the original poem so well, whilst still being hauntingly beautiful. Amazing addition to an already iconic song. Well done, Keith Evans.

[@szendrenko]

A famous poem, and deservedly so. And this rendition of this piece is the best I have ever heard. Period. The lead singer believes what he sings, and couples that with a deep musicality. Thank you for this performance. There are three or four videos on KZbin that I come back to over and over -- and this is one of them.

[@deblosey811]

Remembering my Father, George Daniel Bouder - 1930-2012. You would have loved this one, Dad. May Angels guard your rest.

[@oscarclarke2653]

Your father was Danny Boy.

[@forgeflarion8362]

I am sorry for your loss, I hope you have a good one : )

[@bathroomuke3940]

Undisputed best version I have ever heard. Gives me the shivers.

[@connorraymanmusic7947]

My grandpa just passed and Danny Boy was his favorite song, and this was his favorite version.

[@vocalpointbyu]

We're honored to be a part of your and your grandpa's lives like that. Thanks so much for letting us know. We're sorry for your loss. 💙🙏

[@connorraymanmusic7947]

Keep up the great work.

[@TheMisfit291]

God in Heaven is Irish. There is no other explanation for the beauty of this song.

[@terryrussel523]

Very few times in my life have I heard this beloved piece performed so remarkably well.

[@kellyfinnegan3222]

Keith Evans is very close to the perspective of the song. It is a song sung by a grandfather to his grandson. It is the purest form of brotherly love.

[@TheJeffGames18]

I have been very depressed lately and I turned on this song and just remembered who I still have to live for. I didn't know what else to do with life and I was about to just give up, but this song just comes to mind and I sing along with it and I just break down and relax. You guys are amazing singers and are very inspirational. I am thinking about joining choir again because of you guys. Love what you guys sound like together. Thanks for years of inspiration and great music.🙂

[@dude9318]

I hope and pray God heals your heart jeff God bless you

[@cattoo860]

The winner of “Danny Boy” on KZbin.❤

[@OscarAntonio-t4z]

The third verse got me weeping... There's no worst pain in this existance than that of a grieving parent

[@curiouslifewithbri]

Who was the genius to say, "Hey, guys, let's sing Danny Boy?" Because he deserves an award. Like all of them.

[@hannahjohnston7632]

Okay one more comment... since I can't seem to stop listening to this. It's just heavenly. It even lulled my son to sleep last night. Just angelic.

[@JInhoLee100]

This song was my mother's favourite song. When I listen to this song, I miss her.

[@keta6518]

Jinho Lee i think she's listening with you ❤️

[@GoobieTheGoob]

Never once had Danny boy not brought me to tears...whoever may sing it...but apart from the Celtic Women, this is one of the best I've heard.

[@elliotportner8020]

So beautifully delivered the meaning of the song is brought out in sacred measure for all to feel holiness internally and deeply

[@jeframe]

That was an incredible and haunting version of one of the most famous songs in history. Having lived in Ireland, the scenery in Utah looks like Hades in comparison. It made the voices even more heavenly in contrast.

[@vocalpointbyu]

***** Hahaha if only we had been able to shoot this video in Ireland, right?! We would have loved that. Thanks for listening! :)

[@JohannaAFlorez]

***** That was one of the weirdest compliments ever.

[@jasong6789]

+BYU Vocal Point what are those shoes you guys are wearing and where can I buy them.

[@frankmanning5850]

+Johanna A. Florez ROTF!!

[@looneytoohey]

+Kyle O'Bryan Jesus fuck, Kyle - cool your jets. Idiot.

[@1964bernhard]

one of the best "Danny-Boy" acapella piece I ever heard. Spectaculare Boy-Group!

[@daphneraven6745]

I m an Irish descendant; this song runs deep in our culture. My father’s best friend was a fine Irish tenor, and this tune often graced the air around him. It was a jewel in his vast repertoire. There were never finer friends nor better mortals to walk the earth than that lovely family. Cancer tore him from us when he was far too young. I can seldom listen to this song without years of gratitude for his wonderful memory, and thought as I listened to the first verse, that I had finally found one that I could get through. But then you brought in the second verse. So still no version of this song I can listen to without getting all emotional, But I’m glad I heard it. That second verse, is worthy even of the original rendition. It’s not every day that somebody finds a way to truly make this song more than it was. Thank you.

[@TheMisfit291]

This Celt woman cannot listen to this without crying. The Goddess is truly an Irishwoman.

[@410rebelion]

BYU did an absolutely amazing job with this song. You guys have incredible voices.

[@Chaosmech]

I'd only ever heard two verses. Imagine my surprise to hear a third that had me weeping. Even more impressive given that it was written by one of these fine fellows.

[@unamcg.4812]

This is the only rendition of Danny Boy I've ever enjoyed. All the others just seem to be so slow and dragging, and have the feel that they've sung it so many times that the song has lost its meaning. This doesn't have those qualities. It's absolutely amazing.

[@smp_legendary4421]

Keith Evans might be one of the greatest vocalists of all time! His perfromance on this song is phenomenal. One of the greatest sound my ear has ever heard.

[@SarafinaSummers]

That's who that is? I cried.

[@smp_legendary4421]

​@@SarafinaSummersYeah! I had the privilege to meet him cause he's the current Choir teacher at West Jordan high School in Utah. He's an incredibly kind man and is still amazingly talented to this day.

[@roberttucker3345]

I want this played at my funeral Here's another (Apocryphal) third verse "But if I live, and should you die for Ireland, Let not your dying thoughts be just of me. But say a prayer to God for our dearest Ireland. I know he'll hear and help to set her free. And I will take your pike and place my dearest, And strike a blow, though weak the blow may be. T'will help the cause to which your heart was nearest Oh Danny Boy, Oh, Danny boy I love you so.

[@DanMan91693]

robert tucker this is beautiful. Did you write this yourself?

[@annaroseannadanna1]

Daniel O'Connor a·poc·ry·phal adjective (of a story or statement) of doubtful authenticity, although widely circulated as being true.

[@mattwakefield4147]

robert tucker nah

[@soldierhelm]

Ya, I'm pretty sure that this verse gained super popular during Ireland's separatist movement and was even used by the IRA

[@patriciamoss9660]

We had a son that we lost at age 17 named Danny. When I am a sad mom and missing him I listen to all of your beautiful voices and I feel better and I feel the comfort and calming of the spirit.

[@postproduction101]

I'm not crying. It's just been raining...on my face. Ah, who gives - I am crying. This is beautiful!

[@summersingh4653]

I'm literally in tears right now.... A year ago our choir was in Ireland and it was truly a trip of a lifetime.

[@dannychance1828]

This song reminds me of my mom. She passed away in 2012, but some of my earliest memories as a kid was her singing this song to me. This will forever be my all time favorite song because of her. I miss you so much momma bear.

[@AndyProctor]

LOVE the 3rd verse lyrics. Gordon B. Hinckley surely smiles down from heaven. Well done VP and well done Keith.

[@jksteven1]

Certainly the most powerful and beautiful version of this song I have ever heard! Moving is not a word nearly forceful enough to describe the performance. I am 71 years old and couldn't hold back.

[@beverlywoods3792]

And now for a little Irish on St. Patrick's Day. Happy St. Patrick's Day World from my little corner of the world!

[@Chaycheelynn]

Keith this song always makes me think of grandpa and you sing it so so perfect. Crying baby here. Love you.

[@sierrawestre]

My Irish/German grandfather really enjoyed this song and sang it... I remember. Being the eldest is advantage...I remember memories like this ♡

[@vocalpointbyu]

It's one of our favorites too, truly a Vocal Point classic. Thanks for sharing!

[@RiahYannaBeans]

I listened to this all night on replay. Great I'm hooked. It's very pretty to listen too

[@michaelpritchard3072]

I thought i was the only one

[@sarahestrada5302]

I just found this song my big brother Daniel passed away in 2015 and I'm still grieving him. I love you Danny.... ~your baby sister

[@willhendry1879]

A classic performed beautifully gentlemen. Here's a pint to Ireland !

[@monabale8263]

'No greater love." Heavenly Father; please bless the ones who lay down their lives so that others can live free in Your Son's Holy name amen.

[@GeeWizDude]

been singing in choirs for about 15 years. I have done a capella, accompanied, even with orchestra. You guys have something amazing much love!

[@Jace28142]

Simply beautiful....tears are dripping down my cheeks.

[@joshuajared100]

This is a hauntingly beautiful song. The BYUVP sings it so well.

[@beautyfashion4893]

I love this song so much ........my mom and I cryed and I saw this video at school (cedar ridge middle school)

[@BandTchr1]

I got chills and goosebumps while listening and watching your video. My son Danny, has been away for 2 years and I miss him so.

[@ashleychapman5628]

This song has always had a special place in my heart. That space grew about a million times with this specific version. Absolutely beautiful!

[@hannahrose5417]

In general, I try to avoid listening to this song, due to the fact that it has been sung in some very sad situations, but your version has definitely changed my attitude about it! It was beautiful, and although it gave me goosebumps, I had a happy feeling while listening to it, as opposed to sad feelings. It made my day! Thank you for sharing this!!!!! :)

[@anthonynettleton4854]

Its BYU they have a gift of doing that lol i agree

[@ferrellsl]

This has to be the most beautiful song I've ever heard.......

[@xXimdead3183Xx]

This is so beautiful! For someone who has 9 1/2 years of choral experience, I've actually never heard this song until now and I wouldn't have even known that the third verse wasn't part of the traditional piece. This was so well-done. Have it on repeat.

[@FrankietheLawDog]

That third verse is EVERYTHING. So very moving, and most versions don’t include it.

[@jcwang9010]

It's apparently written by one of the members of Vocal Point. That's why you haven't heard it! So beautiful.

[@keithevans6896]

I wrote the third verse to turn it into a memorial given by a father for his lost son. I'm glad you like it!

[@jcwang9010]

@@keithevans6896 Wow, I didn't expect to have the writer himself reply. Hopefully you're doing well wherever you are now.

[@FrankietheLawDog]

@@keithevans6896 wow, so powerful. Thank you.

[@yohannahfranco7141]

I just can't say how beautiful this song is... I've loved this song for a very long time, and this is the most beautiful rendition I've heard!! Thank you Vocal Point for your uplifting music! And Keith for one of the most beautiful voices I've ever heard...

[@danilocoma6954]

I'am Danny Boy in short Dani.First time I heard this song last April 6,2016 afternoon.When my wifi cut off,unfinished to heard.But its too enough for me to cry,very beautiful and meaningful song.I truly cried.

[@timothyfuller369]

Literally the best song I've ever heard.

[@michaelpritchard3072]

you got that right

[@jeffhathaway3871]

It's great! Have you listened to Voctave?

[@dansonnentag128]

I have been all over youtube listening to groups do this song. This BY FAR THE BEST version. None compare. Well done gentlemen!!!!

[@manheekim4992]

My favorite song, Danny boy. Irish emotion seems like Korean's. I love son, Kieth Evans! ~ from Seoul, Korea♡.♡

[@georgebarnes8163]

The song is English not Irish, written by English lawyer Fredrick Weatherly.

[@isleepwithamedic]

My mother-in-law was first generation Irish born in this country and hearing this always makes me think of her. This is by far a version that she would have loved. Amazing!!

[@kateprescott6668]

I adore this version of Danny Boy. Thanks so much for your amazing talents guys! It is much appreciated.

[@rollie6969]

Sang O Danny Boy at a church funeral for a very Irish family, and this is the version I sang. Humbling

[@Zachcolliermusic]

This is my favorite of all of the songs you guys have done. Such emotion.

[@vocalpointbyu]

Zach Collier Thanks, Zach! We appreciate your support! Thanks for being part of the Nearer, My God, to Thee video with us as well! :)

[@Zachcolliermusic]

BYU Vocal Point Thanks guys. It was an absolute blast!

[@Astrophysix1]

Much Tears...

[@Astrophysix1]

Such Cry

[@D3fcon141]

Very heartbreak. 😖

[@blueshoe3241]

I'm singing this for my 10th grade chorus and she showed this, I cried because it made me think of my passing grandpa. Rip 💓😖

[@arivarila5682]

this song is incredible! I have listened to it many times over, and never with dry eyes. The leading vocalist has such emotion in his voice- just amazing!

[@davebzcmi]

Thinking of the Mother's in CT who sent their children off to school yesterday, I found catharsis in the words. "So if you've died and crossed the stream before us, we pray that angels met you on the shore, and you'll look down and gently you'll implore us, to live so that we may see your smiling face once more." Thanks Vocal Point for such a moving performance!

[@judiclose8741]

Your rendition is the best I've ever heard. Makes me cry.

[@vocalpointbyu]

Well thank you! 💙🙏

[@ngashjr]

I've been asked to give a tribute at my cousin's funeral. And, I plan to sing this song coz I don't have any words. Just 21 and already gone just listening to different renditions has me in tears.

[@kimclayton2860]

OMG when a wonderful song with such talent is mixed.....tears flow easily and I am not ashamed of that. Great rendition I have heard and saved and listen to over and over again.

[@ebtxn]

"In sunshine or in shadows" ... what this song means and represents in my life is significant but to hear our friends' son singing it, I am tearfully so touched, words couldn't possibly express. Such a talent you all have; indeed a gift from on high. Love this and will keep it close always!

[@marphenia]

Heard it the first time today ... and was blown away. Wonderful. I don't have the words to describe it ...

[@briansnapp7542]

This is a stunning version of this song. I found out years ago that an elderly gentleman I greatly admired had this song as his favorite. Best composition of it I have ever heard. And I heard in person an irish chamber choir sing Danny Boy. This tops them all.

[@louisanell4278]

Absolutely Perfect! Y'all are amazing! Keep singing for God!

[@TexasChodeHouse87]

Being of Irish heritage this song always hits a very tender spot in my heart (given that it's never played during good times) but it's a connection I still get to keep with my loved ones who've passed on. It's just a shame I can't make it more than seconds before breaking down like a child.

[@rebeccakeele7541]

Oh Kieth your voice is so beautiful! Love vocal point so much!

[@motherofrock67]

so inspirational... this song is so comforting. my ancestors are from Ireland... this song takes me back to a simple time ... the pipes will call me one day and I will leave my "Danny Boy"... thanks

[@kjg4871]

My goodness. This was so amazingly wonderful. Being Irish myself, I had to watch this video, and I can easily say that this is by far the best cover that I've ever seen of this song. This song song sound incredibly similar to "You Raise Me Up." I think it'd be amazing if you would be able to sing that song. Once again, excellent job. You've just gained an active subscriber.

[@Maerchenlaenderin]

Okay, this is by far my most favourite version of the song.

[@xVoLxPaYnE]

I've been listening to different renditions of this song all day. THIS one brought tears to my eyes. Wow such heart and emotion...

[@janspringer7501]

I don't know what the big deal is - this is a beautiful song, no matter who sings it. Fred Weatherly, an English barrister who moonlighted as a songwriter, had written lyrics for a song named Danny Boy in 1910. His Irish-American sister-in-law Margaret Weatherly sang him the melody of the Londonderry Air. Fred adapted his lyrics to the tune to create Danny Boy, which was published in 1913. So stop being so mad about these guys singing it, as you well know many an Irish man or woman have sung American tunes...it's the feeling that goes with the words, NOT who sings it. We get it, Irish pride and all that - thanks for letting us sing "your English" song!

[@maetes]

Beautiful version. I never knew there was a third verse. Good lads.

[@EmilyMikuChan]

This is so beautiful and calming! The solo guy has an amazing and beautiful voice. I wish he would sing to me every night.

[@daniellysposito6333]

I just knew Vocal Point last week... And I just love you guys!!! Great job... Maybe the most beatiful a capella music that I've ever listened! I'm sorry for the englishes mistakes... I'm brazilian!!! Thank you, guys, to give to us the big pleasure to listen you all!!! All my love for you, guys!!!

[@srossmiller]

I sure hope to be there on April 28, 2022 at the Orpheum Theater in Wichita Kansas. This was my father's favorite song of all time. He has been gone for 40 years now. This brings back warm memories of him. I hope you will be singing it there! Love you guys!!

[@vocalpointbyu]

We hope to see you in Wichita! Thank you for all of your support :)

[@raymondshutt1289]

Well done, Lads.Very well done.Thank you for sharing this.

[@Allie-Gardner]

Keith is so young! what a guy.

[@matthewstone7476]

What a fantastic version , love this so much ,makes me cry every time, you guys are amazing ,

[@angeec.3312]

A poignant, timeless song..great rendition.

[@Kindermerri]

Breathtakingly beautiful! LOVE the third verse you've added. It is of so much comfort that I had to share it with some friends who are grieving the loss of loved ones this Christmas. Thank you for this beautiful cover!

[@juanitar.miller5210]

This is, hands down, THE best rendering of “Danny Boy” I have ever heard; so much feeling and emotion from the lead’s phrasing- no instruments needed!

[@kmaassociates7999]

One more in their collection of impeccable performances. I have only once heard his great work done better. Thank You and God Bless you , one and all.

[@DanielBrown-kk5ng]

My mom used to sing this to me all the time! I love this song and have loved it for a while ever since I was younger

[@franciscaalvarez5730]

third verse is actually my favorite, GREAT WORK