Do Chalum// To Calum (Julie Fowlis) lyric video

This song was written by John MacLean in honor of the death of his brother Calum, a Gaelic folk-song archivist. Calum died at the age of 45 in 1960. 'S e òran cumhach a tha ann, ach tha fonn gu math snog air.
This song is sung by the Gaelic singer Julie Fowlis and is on her newest album "Gach Sgeul"/"Every Story." All rights go to her. Her website can be found here: www.juliefowlis...
Tapaidh leibh airson coimhead, agus tha mi an dòchas gun chòrd e riubh! :) Tapaidh leibh!

[@karinablose9326]

My brother-in-law, a gentle giant, died last year, and this song's words fit him perfectly.

[@nmnta3424]

Here crying over Michael Brooks 😢 This song will always remind me of him 💔

[@sherry00037]

It’s so beautiful, thanks for sharing ❤🌹

[@johnzab5091]

A pure voice salutes a pure soul.

[@sinemckenna2526]

So beautifully said, John.

[@johnzab6502]

@@sinemckenna2526 Failte, Sine.

[@sinemckenna2526]

Such a magnificent rendition of this powerfully moving lament!

[@liloubou2709]

C'est tellement beau!!! I love Scotland ❤

[@lottajohansson6790]

What a beuteful song ever.

[@cathyscribner7798]

Tha mò cridhe fhin a' briseadh...direach ag èisteachd ris an òran bhrèagha 's bhrònach seo..

[@fionaphillips3458]

Lament for all of Alba's children...

[@LordHastings93]

The melody reminds me of "fhir a chinn duibh" kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZaulJymbqqnjJI Julie Fowlis is truly a powerful Gaidhlig singer! She Embodies the soul of the Gaels! Alba Gu Brath!

[@sinuhe0171]

Words are unnecessary and too small, there is no point in adding or supplementing - so strong and powerful pronunciation of the message. Everywhere: Hebrides, Vanuatu, France, China, Peru, Moldova, Niger, Alaska, Latvia, etc., etc. ...