Don't Fence Me In - Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters

[@darrylzito3627]

This song is the road, without it we’d be going around in circles and never arrive.

[@The_forgotten_studio]

"You are listening to 98.6 wcck dead FM road warrior and this is Jay with my new pal on board now pal here was causing a lot of trouble in fantasyland good thing I showed up though. right now we're heading to the city but as you regulars out there know we can't just drive there we're going to need a little bit of help from an old classic it's time for Don't fence me in"

[@ilikestealingfridges]

@@The_forgotten_studio “ don’t worry time is a little blurry here you’re at the end but your also at the beginning dont try understand it it’ll hurt your brain and you gotta be careful with that thing cause here all you got is your mind “.

[@Fakelapisgeneises]

This stainless steel blade can cut through anything but I won't stay for long but for the low price of 16.99$

[@Literal_berserk]

Bone lab

[@thiesk.407]

Now pal over here was causing a looot a trouble over at fantasy land.

[@clockofthelongnow2695]

"Ratched" brought me here. Love this era's tunes.

[@aves2006]

just came from that show !

[@Tomcat563]

Fallout 76 Sadly

[@iasminalice2235]

Eu também vim por "Ratched"

[@teethofmetal]

me too!!

[@Nyehchichi]

OMG ME TOO

[@THEHARLEMFN]

Gracias Fallout por enseñarme esta pieza ❤

[@testfire3000]

👍

[@jerico1960]

Instead of lullabies, my mom always sang this to my kids while rocking them to sleep; she loved this song. We played it at her funeral last week. I miss you so much, Mom.

[@sansyrus2783]

my cumdoleances... your mom had wonderful taste in music ! 🥲😣

[@XPlay2]

Be strong my friend, she is now in a better place. RIP

[@jerico1960]

@@XPlay2 Thank you! I truly believe that, and that is what helps bring me peace.

[@s.egberink5357]

Truly, as Armstrong once said, the voice of Bing is like gold being poured out of a cup.

[@japarsell]

and the Andrews sisters are the perfect compliment to that golden voice

[@billhowes7464]

Ditto to both😛♥️

[@andrewhunt7328]

@@billhowes7464 Andrew sisters and bing cosby is a dream match

[@adrienzappala4266]

His brother Bob Crosby is great too. Especially in dear hearts and gentle people

[@Triton_Secure]

@@japarsell just how much rehearsal did the girls do? They are so tight!!

[@mikevaluska7313]

Played this for my father in law a few hours before he passed was his all time favorite song. While he was resting listening he got the biggest grin on his face I knew he could hear it

[@nonprofitgirl]

There’s an amazing documentary where a bunnnnch of donated ipods loaded with old tunes - even as far as back as 90+ years - were loaded and via headphones... these elderly people (some whom hadn’t even spoken in years!) in nursing homes LIT UP and spoke and began reminiscing about their youth. I’m 42 - probably watched that at 35 - and seeing how it made all the difference to those people’s welfare. That’s SO AMAZING YOU played THOSE SONGS FOR YOUR DAD. Be happy you gave that to him, love! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I appreciated it, ten yrs later or not. Very relevant. I also try to strike up a little banter or conversation with nearly all elders I come across. People get ignored and that isn’t okay with me. Plus, there’s always some delight in their eyes. I love it. They deserve it, just like your Dad did.

[@elongated_musket6353]

@@nonprofitgirl Music is truly a wonderful thing

[@englishtwister]

Oh wow, that statement left me all teary eyed.

[@veronica1433]

So sorry for your loss. I know he’s waiting for on the other side

[@andoy_]

rest in peace, he would have loved bonelab

[@Finn_Lawless]

I'm 34 But my father is 88. He fought in WW2 & all the rest. These days he can't really communicate. It gets super sad but with the help of stuff like youtube I'm more able to sing this song & others to him & he lights the hell up. Will be last memories & way cooler than my daughter looking at him like a decaying lump of flesh that creates faeces, and more like the personality that he has always been.

[@xnotasmurf420x8]

how is you father doing

[@Finn_Lawless]

@@xnotasmurf420x8 Died not long after.

[@Kenjilescara]

@@Finn_Lawless im sorry for your loss 💜

[@nonprofitgirl]

There’s an amazing documentary where a bunnnnch of donated ipods loaded with old tunes - even as far as back as 90+ years - were loaded and via headphones... these elderly people (some who hadn’t even spoken in years!) in nursing homes LIT UP and spoke and began reminiscing about their youth. I’m 42 - probably watched it at 35 - and it made all the difference to those people’s welfare. That’s SO AMAZING YOU SANG THOSE SONGS FOR YOUR DAD. Be happy you gave that to him, love! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I appreciated it, ten yrs later or not. Very relevant. I also try to strike up a little banter or conversation with nearly all elders I come across. People get ignored and that isn’t okay with me. Plus, there’s always some delight in their eyes. I love it. They deserve it, just like your Dad did.

[@ArcYT]

@@Finn_Lawless Sorry man, hope you have lots of good memories :(

[@apachesnowhawk]

My mother-in-law was a prisoner in a Japanese camp. This song is a symbol for her and others of her freedom.

[@caroleyre9144]

My Grandfather was too... God Bless 🙏☘️♥️☘️☮️

[@xmantv3162]

good thing she wasn't hung and forced to go through a killer simulation

[@cate01a]

oh shit sorry to hear that but thats intereting, probably means this song was intentionally chosen for bonelab lore

[@xmantv3162]

@@cate01a lets goooo!!! bonelab!!! dead fm!

[@DoNotSubscribetoMePlease]

@Thunder me when at the bone lab idk I don’t have Bonelab 💀

[@hays4horsesss]

my grandparents had a ridiculous cowboy bathroom where this song would play whenever you turned the lights on. still love it just as much as when it was still in there.

[@Gherkinlife]

A cowboy bathroom. That's another first for me. Love firsts 😀

[@patriciaecampbell372]

I want a bathroom like that!!! 😂

[@TimeandMonotony]

That's amazing!

[@matthewlivermanne4441]

That would be so cool

[@aqualady0]

That's great. Do it your way

[@gabe3989]

Always been a fan of oldies and couldn’t believe I’d never heard this song before Bonelab

[@Salem1848]

That was the same exact situation I was in. Nice to know I’m not the only one.

[@therealproman3299]

I also i didnt know but then i played bonelab and i recinze this song

[@funny_man41]

same here

[@Thatnormalthing]

True

[@elainecox491]

Enjoying this immensely. My mum bought this record when she was 14 - now nearly 90.

[@rosee4934]

💖💖

[@nonprofitgirl]

I love that!

[@timothybarrett7626]

I got it on vinyl yesterday very excited

[@Espina907]

@@timothybarrett7626 That's the way to swing and sing!

[@guycheese2535]

How is she?

[@SennaKC10]

This song is so catchy and I'm glad it was used in the Bonelab trailer

[@HumanCerberus]

I have BONELAB lol

[@stuffidowhenimbored2219]

@@HumanCerberus same

[@foodyumyay3364]

@@HumanCerberus we all do

[@munkeyinspace5331]

I’ve got a bone lab for ya 😏

[@ilikestealingfridges]

@@HumanCerberus same

[@おーえどシーラン]

This song is very good for people. Free is necessary for people. From Japan

[@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal]

No one cares that your Japan

[@johnburke2518]

Fallout 76 took me here and I tell you what a classic of a song 👌🏻❤️

[@genngen5337]

omg me too

[@CodyPlaysGames89]

came here from Bonelab, but still cool that people came to this song from a different game too!

[@roaminxo]

One of the best songs in the fallout franchise. Thank u bethesda for putting me on this masterpiece

[@HL51_0]

It wasnt in fallout or i am trippin? Never heard it in fallout

[@roaminxo]

@@HL51_0 it's in fallout 76. Wouldn't be surprised if u haven't heard it, the game isn't that great

[@lloydlyon3084]

@@HL51_0it’s in fallout 4

[@HL51_0]

@@lloydlyon3084 strange, never saw it

[@ZachTh3Zombie]

It's not in Fallout 4, only Fallout 76.

[@macnorfolk]

My dad used to sing this song to me and my brother when we were tiny, so very happy memories, Love it !!!! Thanks for posting.

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Judith, How are you doing?

[@aqualady0]

I did use this as a lullaby for my first born. He is 46 but I think he remembers.

[@TTVR01]

Now jimmy sings it to us

[@joseherrera3774]

Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies above Don't fence me in Let me ride through the wide open country that I love Don't fence me in Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees Send me off forever but I ask you please Don't fence me in Just turn me loose, let me straddle my old saddle Underneath the western skies On my cayuse, let me wander over yonder Till I see the mountains rise I want to ride to the ridge where the West commences And gaze at the moon till I lose my senses And I can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fences Don't fence me in Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies Don't fence me in Let me ride through the wide country that I love Don't fence me in Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees Send me off forever but I ask you please Don't fence me in Just turn me loose, let me straddle my old saddle Underneath the western skies On my cayuse, let me wander over yonder Till I see the mountains rise I want to ride to the ridge where the West commences And gaze at the moon till I lose my senses And I can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fences Don't fence me in, no Pop, oh don't you fence me in

[@jacobpreen1118]

Jose Herrera gut

[@allaroundmyaandizzy7026]

Jose Herrera aww bless! My grandad sang this to me x

[@kimrivers5331]

Yes

[@johnrussell8749]

Thanks for the lyrics.

[@wash8244]

@@johnrussell8749 Car commercial playing this lately brought it back to memory, I used to hum it in my HS jazz band days.

[@egghman1323]

Man the 1940's, feels like an illusion.Nostalgia brought by the music even tho I wasnt around to experience it.

[@OGYouTuber05]

Anemoia

[@shawnken]

Well said my guy

[@useruser-jd3ed]

Tbh i dont think anyone experienced the 1940s we all remember

[@oreoone]

WE MAKIN IT INTO THE LAVA GANG WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥

[@bettyottman1718]

Don't Fence Me In. A old Saying

[@gordonfreeman27515]

im Not Aloud any closer its a long story

[@glenngriffon8032]

"I want to ride to the ridge where the west commences and gaze at the moon till I lose my senses" Damn I feel that line in my soul.

[@Seren_Moth]

bro this lyric came up at the same time as i read this comment

[@hashimsandhu7973]

@@Seren_Moth SAME

[@miguelosvaldofloresdomingu8911]

Bing Crosby was probably the most popular singer from the first half of the 20th centurt! Such a great voice he had.

[@desmondsquires3599]

A true free spirited person's song, especially in this day and time.

[@terryboren4186]

The microphones they used in those days were money. I love the recordings

[@epiccman]

This song is the road. Without it, we would just be riding in circles.

[@NotGully]

You repeated top comment

[@steffenhaas]

My grandpa sang this song quite often when we sat together and drank a cold beer. The track obviously reminded him of his past. He always told me great storys, and sang beautiful songs... Like this one!!! He died October 2018 at the age of 93! I miss you too much, you beautiful man! I love you!

[@joesmoke9624]

Steffen Haas Grandpa is fine now. This you can count on. Enjoy the music that is so great it can move consciousness.

[@steffenhaas]

@@joesmoke9624 Thanks a lot, Joe!

[@joesmoke9624]

Steffen Haas Nothing real dies my friend only the unreal. All works out fine in the end my friend.

[@lilxbill4814]

Joe Smoke How do you know , your literally just doing a whole bunch of guessing and opinions . Try not to force your small beliefs on other people

[@woodsygaming4091]

Some thing I've heard is "Nothing ever dies. They just guide you through life."

[@Asfggfgbv]

Listening to this gives me a surreal feeling like I am riding through a blank area in a taxi while the driver records a podcast and I have a device on my left arm which magically turns me into various different forms.

[@The_forgotten_studio]

Liverlab

[@Cnshadix1]

Bonelab

[@Carter_Quest]

Bro just described bonlab

[@Plbeats]

@@Carter_Questthat’s the joke

[@kierand1893]

Bro that's crazy I get the exact same feeling

[@Jared60minuteman]

Wish we still had singers like this. Love this.

[@obviouslykaleb7998]

I am fortunate enough to live on a rather large property in a rather unpopulated rural area, most of which is used for haying. It is the most beautiful piece of land I have ever laid my eyes upon. I'm certain there's an element of my glasses being rose-tinted, but I am continually astounded by this place's beauty. It's not the largest place, nor the most profitable, nor even the most well-kept, but damn if it isn't the prettiest. I found this song through Bonelabs' cover, as many others did, but I definitely _FEEL_ this song, as if I were the one who made it, or as if it were made for me. There's just something about the freedom of the countryside that makes me so glad to live here, that makes me feel like I'd be happy living here forever, even if i didn't have my modern amenities; that makes me feel like Heaven itself has to be modeled after it, because I can't imagine anywhere else more perfect. This song's fantastic.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

Now this is real music. Real talent. Real legends. Those were the days.

[@dominiksuhic371]

Yeah man I wish I could have lived in those days. World war 2 is like my favourite war ever. Maybe id get lucky and only like a quarter of my family would die of disease and because of the war and hunger and poverty. Those truly were the days.

[@dominiksuhic371]

I get it that you were trying to say that music back then was better (wich it was) but you can still listen to it today just like anyone else back then without having to deal with all the stuff I mentioned in my last comment.

[@BuckyBrown-lt4ry]

When people knew their place.

[@AROB3133]

DOMIcyNIC hey man, I’m only saying this for arguments’ sake, I completely agree with your sentiment, but with all the problems today would bringing back the culture be so bad? I don’t think it’s possible in anyway but it’s interesting to think about

[@dominiksuhic371]

@@AROB3133 yeah sure today has its problems but its 10000000 times better

[@Monica-hv4rf]

Bing Crosby brought me here. Im 27 years old and found a love for country at a young age on my own. Went to a thrift shop and saw this record on the shelf. Didnt know who bing was but I bought it because he looked so handsome. Now for over ten years hes been my favorite artist.

[@User67671]

One thing that Fallout 76 doesn’t disappoint, the radio🙌🏽

[@graysky7165]

Facts

[@Thomasguillerault]

Can't lie you are spitting FACTS

[@genngen5337]

Fallout 76 is so good 👉👈💖 but the people who doesn't played the game in 2020 or 2021 say that is a bullshit😭

[@DannySullivanMusic]

spot on! they know great music

[@farianandadiratama]

@@genngen5337 this game is so good now, i didn't expect to love this game at all tbh with you bro, i'm glad that i'm trying out this game, thank god for that hahaha

[@Kenn-lee]

I feel trapped in my life right now and this song hit me hard, I wish to be free and happy, I hope everyone read this comment find their happiness in life.

[@whiterabbit75]

A voice smoother than silk.

[@tundeosolake863]

I’m a motorcycle courier and thinks it sums up the free spirited nature of biking perfectly. Loving nature without constraint & confinement. Beautiful tune…..🏍️🏍️😂😂

[@irenemaymorrison8549]

I was having a fence put up in my garden, and my dad started to sing this song. My mum and dad had lots of songs in their family life. Always fun.

[@Mom1910]

Bing has a perfect voice,his tone is the most beautiful we will ever hear. Listen and appreciate the great talents of Bing and the Andrews Sisters,their talent will not pass this way again.

[@James7796ify]

No one brought me here besides my love of 1940s music

[@japarsell]

and that makes you special how?

[@PeakyPounder12]

​@@japarsell Didn't say it made him special. Probably just brought up the point because normally on 40's music everybody is reacting from where they know the song.

[@ytn675]

Same here brother

[@shawnmichaels8573]

@@japarsell by not needing a video game or a toy to teach him great music cause if you didn't play with toys you be even more fucking clueless then your dumbass is right now

[@GarlicGoblin]

Same

[@Jangocat]

Bing was the best baritone ever, and the Andrews sister were the best harmonizers ever. Understand people, these artist were singing live into mono recording microphones. They were cutting wax master records live. No stereo, no surround sound, No auto tune, no layering, no nothing...

[@Franklud]

Cool

[@theseeingeye454]

We used to sing this song in Mr.Hirshorn' s 5th grade music class back in '61. It shaped my life. Remember " The Wayward Wind"?

[@Franklud]

Cool

[@oswaldkankwale2382]

Am here coz of that fallout series 🥂this true music, i wish I was born these times

[@SusieLostHerDog]

My dad plays this song and other old school music, he actually likes to listen to this stuff a bit more than his own generation! Whenever I listen to stuff like this, it reminds me of him. Thanks for all you do Dad, you’re the best!❤️

[@OliOliver4]

This song is the road, without it we would just go in circles

[@xxtoptigerxx8758]

Someone said that and got more likes than you loser lmao

[@MelRosewood]

mmmMMMM i see what you did there

[@Mr.BucketHatMan]

And we would never arive

[@firepeashooter-q8e]

Alright lavagang start building

[@swampfox432]

I WAS SO LUCKY TO SING ,DRIVE TRUCK ,SEE THE USA AND HEAR THESE SONGS IN THE 40s TWO BROS IN THE USN - I ADOPTED ,LEFT US AT GUADACANAL ,USMC ,MY DAD BOTH WARS USMC ,MY MOM WAS SUPER THANKYOU LORD.

[@aarongranda7825]

swampfox432 ** thank you for serving

[@maisonsacre]

sooooo smooth. you can play with the harmonies every time you listen to it...One of the great classics

[@NileshKumar-nr2vj]

I have been listening to this song since I was 18 year old. I just love a song about a land I have never seen or probably will never see and also about a time I can only imagine and be rapped up into the romanticism of it..

[@alexiszorba1638]

This was recorded in July, 1944 just 30 minutes after Crosby and the Andrew Sisters were first exposed to it. It sold over a million copies and topped the Billboard charts for 8 weeks in 1944 & 1945. May they rest in peace.

[@jakedarling7549]

I had to look up what 'IT' was and bloody hell I had no idea

[@MBOmnis]

​@@jakedarling7549 and what was it? Google ain't helping me Was it the Normandy invasion?

[@KyileStudios]

What was it

[@jakedarling7549]

@@KyileStudios Bing had long standing respiratory problems which were only made worse following exposure to the fake snow used in the filming of White Christmas. The stuff was know to be a carcinage. Same stuff used in the Wizard of Oz

[@KyileStudios]

@@jakedarling7549 ah

[@keithbartholomew2990]

My mom used to sing this song and ham it up while she did! She was a riot! Thanks for putting this up. God bess the WW2 generation!!!

[@Franklud]

Indeed

[@chrisk3796]

It gets kinda more depressing hearing this during self isolation

[@aviatorengineer3491]

I don't know, I think it would be quite nice to be living in some cabin out in the backwoods, away from all the concern of social centers and virus right now. Don't need to be concerned about social distancing if you're already so far from everybody.

[@rattleknight1413]

True that

[@elmothewise3915]

@@aviatorengineer3491 that me right now

[@thomashassall96]

chris k this has been my life anthem 😂👌

[@elmothewise3915]

@@thomashassall96 ?

[@talsgarthewanderer6612]

Big thanks to the Fallout video game series that introduced these great pieces with me. :) Always love the 50s-60s American music vibe.

[@pappamojovcheroes2442]

40's music

[@PeytonRIZZ]

It was also in bone lab

[@Ghostly_scarf]

As a person born in 2006, this song is pretty good. Listened to the “remix” version of this first and I have to say this original one is catchy, maybe cause I like jazz. it’s nice to see people sharing stories and culture here. As cheesy as it is to say it, it warms my heart.

[@goodtyme]

as another person born in 2006, i agree. this is also really good but the bonelab version is just perfect imo

[@MarkTheMexican]

@@goodtyme as a person born in 2005 i agree

[@miniatures1]

I have never liked new music and probably never will this song is definitely up there in my top 3 songs.

[@ReeksofChees3]

2005 here. Reminds me when Marvel used Humberdink's song for Moon Knight

[@Ghostly_scarf]

@@goodtyme oh absolutely the bonelab ost is just amazing in general,

[@candacecrosby5838]

I remember this song as a little kiddo...and I live this way--Dont Fence me in. I grew up not far from where Bing Crosby lived and my friends thought he was my Uncle. 😁😂

[@MR.BubbsVR]

We're crying beating bonelab with this one 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Stampedrope]

Its amazing the younger generation gets to experience this as i did when i was young ❤

[@sociopathtv90]

Thank you ratched

[@bfstender698]

The greatest star of the 20th century and the ages.

[@frednovak8437]

BING BROUGHT ME HERE♡♡♡

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

This is Bing at his best. With songs like this, no wonder why the '40's were the golden years of entertainment. Wish I was alive back then. George Vreeland Hill

[@orbitalrped]

BoneLab, need I say more

[@Axolotl_Speaker]

Say no more.

[@dmaxmarsh]

please dont say anything more

[@anapple.4338]

@@dmaxmarsh Bonelab

[@chrissyt_artist1960]

Made me cry. Our dad, now nearly 92, grew up on horseback in remote farming area during the 1930's - 50's. He loved the outdoors so much. Now he can't walk, he sits in a chair in a small room at a rest home, slowly dying.

[@saratchandrasastrydurvasul3342]

What a wonderful song . Andrew sisters three of them were really at their best .Of course ,The great Bing Crosby is immortal. I have been listening to this past 70 years. These tunes will be listened to for many more years to come

[@boghurt]

im glad they chose this song for the ending of bonelab

[@woodsygaming4091]

"The song is the road. Without it we'd be going around in circles and never arrive." - Jimmy.

[@davnkatz]

I was probably 7 or 8 at most when this was playing on the radio. I went around singing it constantly. Thanx for posting.

[@diffsnicker6570]

I have no idea what a bone lab is but I'm glad its helped you youngins find some good music

[@santosstypowany]

Bonelab is a virtual reality physics game and a remake of this song is used for the credits

[@loomyair]

it's just a video game that used this song in the trailer and at the onding of the game

[@Haxxer82]

This is the edited one Bonelab uses. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZLFi5SiZcuLebc It's a mix of this and synthesizer music, and strangely sounds good. I'm not sure how you would like it, but I recommend giving it at least a listen. I like how it mixes oldies with futuristic-sounding music.

[@preese43]

This is my very favorite song sung in my very favorite way--Bing and the Andrew Sisters.

[@nickarbuckle885]

What brought me here is I had the song stuck in my head I just had to hear it

[@Franklud]

Me too

[@deannaharless4726]

I love those old songs you need to play more of them

[@thiesk.407]

I'm glad Bonelab revived this masterpiece

[@lauraorem1276]

Perfect cure for the blahs. How can you not feel better after listening to this?

[@jackecker01]

Ratched anyone? 😍 such a great series

[@tylerzolanski]

Indeed :D

[@effathasanmahdi2064]

Yay!!

[@mayramarquez9888]

Yes!!

[@Fanciestcheese]

Never heard of it. Can someone tell me what it is?

[@3ambere]

@@Fanciestcheese it's a TV series on Netflix. You should check it out

[@Bit-fz9md]

this song is the road. Without it, we're just driving in circles, and we never arrive.

[@BuffyMcBufferson]

Fun fact, my great grandfather was great friends with Bing Crosby and James Cagney. I have pictures of them all at each other’s wedding and at bars together in nyc in the early to mid 1900s

[@Franklud]

Cool

[@listentothemusicall]

This makes me an emotional wreck every time I listen to it. I cherish it!

[@rikart2783]

What a song! Amazing voices! The more I listen them, the more I enjoy

[@elyassvlog7867]

"Ratched" brought me here. And I like this song 😍😍

[@danielosmon]

Same

[@lauraacevedo1308]

This just hits differently in June 2020, don't it?

[@frostplayz6063]

I also just found this song 😅

[@markfox1545]

Some of us have had the highest sustained workload of our life, not sat on our arses ordering shit from China. Don't presume everyone is sat at home like you.

[@lauraacevedo1308]

@@markfox1545 Excuse me? Are you fucking serious?

[@lauraacevedo1308]

Listen to me, just because I'm "sat on my ass at home" doesn't mean I haven't had to deal with a literal shit load of work too. We're all stressed during this crisis, don't assume that because I'm not going outside I'm not working. There's something called "working from home", in case you've been working under a rock.

[@lauraacevedo1308]

@@markfox1545 And also, Oh Excuse ME for keeping myself quarantined. Next time I want your opinion on how to keep myself and my family safe from the virus, I'll be sure to ask you first. It's not like I don't want yo go outside dumbass, but apparently there's like, I don't know, a global pandemic going on or something like that? I'm gonna assume you're from the United States because you seem to be the only ones that are dumb enough to protest staying at home in quarantine "bEcAuSe mY fReEdOM". This is the reason both you and your country are the longest lasting joke in existence.

[@caroleyre9144]

Wonderful...reminds me of our Brave and Couragous Grandparents and Wartime and the terrible times they went through and Christmas time. No...don't ever fence me in 😌❣️🙏☘️☮️

[@LOOTLLAMA7708]

This song is the road

[@dani_104_]

And without we'll just drive in circle

[@The_forgotten_studio]

The funny thing is that the taxi drives in circles

[@HandOftehEmpirez]

I play this religiously when on my father's land with not a soul around but me and him.

[@acca5512]

Nothing is better than these oldtime songs.

[@Pavithra.14]

i heard this song when i was around 2 or 3 (circa 1996/1997) and recently heard a cover of it on a commercial. it's amazing how music can bring back memories you didn't even know you had.

[@Franklud]

This song is timeless

[@graysky7165]

That feeling of playing fallout with this song playing on the radio just hits different

[@stevenmillwood7239]

I'm 47 and I just love music like this, don't know why, just hits me in a certain way ❤

[@Rob_-dv6ei]

There's a reason he was called "One Take Bing" - he'd go in, he'd record his song flawlessly, then walk out.

[@oldtoby9377]

That nickname stuck around so much that when blowups did happen (examples of which are We're a couple of soldiers and a second version of Wrap your troubles in dreams) the producers secretly kept them only for it to be bootlegged for years to come. For Wrap your troubles in dreams, Bing demonstrated his quick-wittedness by ad-libbing almost an entire verse of the song.

[@Rob_-dv6ei]

@@oldtoby9377 wow, that is impressive!

[@oldtoby9377]

@@Rob_-dv6ei Indeed it is. Just look up the naughty Bing version of it, and you'll find how excellent he was at covering his mistakes. A talent that's rare, even back then.

[@xander5088]

"Where at the end... But also the beginning... Don't think about it to hard, it will hurt your brain." Jimmy

[@gyeongjeong9682]

Oh, give me land, lots of land under starry skies above Don't fence me in Let me ride through the wide open country that I love Don't fence me in Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees Send me off forever, but I ask you please Don't fence me in Just turn me loose Let me straddle my old saddle Underneath the Western skies On my Cayuse Let me wander over yonder Till I see the mountains rise I want to ride to the ridge where the West commences And gaze at the moon till I lose my senses And I can't look at hobbles and I can't stand fences Don't fence me in

[@MrGramophone]

This is one of my all-time favourite songs. Bing, and The Andrews Sisters, are my favourite singers. And the reproduction is excellent. A winner.

[@kalmah456]

Regardless of whatever source brought you here, I'm happy to see that people are enjoying this type of music. Please don't fight amongst yourselves because of differing interests that led you. At the end of the day, we all followed a path that brought all of us together towards something great. ✌ out!

[@emmcatherine1460]

Chris Stay strong mindfully. We will get through it. Light and Love have no fences.

[@eileenmorris8674]

Glad I found this. Reminds me of my dad. Thanks for uploading x

[@Microwavec]

“it may be peaceful out here.. but it isn’t there’s something… hostile out there. it’s been here a while, it’s got a head start on us.” -Jimmy Wong

[@sharonphillips8984]

For my lovely dad - nearly one year since we said goodbye x you loved Bing xx

[@TheSmokeyBaconGuy]

The last song before the end reaches your core G115 someone new has arrived with a [REDACTED] log

[@benholmes9680]

This song makes me nostalgic for a time before me And the times I spent hitchhiking and on the road. I felt a bit more free then

[@stonewoodstudios]

Loved the remix in Bonelab, had to come hear the original. Lovely song.

[@kaleymacleod7014]

I came to this page after reading a few different books that cited this song as the favorite among POWs held in the United States during WWII, listening to the song now I can see how this song would have represented hope and been so popular among these men- a great song

[@TopHatZebra]

Why does it matter where someone discovered these songs? I first started listening to this music from Fallout, and Im thankful for it, for I never would have been introduced to it otherwise. It doesn't matter where you come from. The only thing that matters it where you are.

[@wntoply6]

@MrGramophone this is quoted from wikipedia: "Don't Fence Me In" was also recorded by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters in 1944. Crosby entered the studio on July 25, 1944, without having seen or heard the song. Within 30 minutes, he and The Andrews Sisters had made the recording, which later sold over a million copies and topped the Billboard charts for eight weeks in 1944-45.

[@bondyebeniw9183]

Thanks for the good research .

[@bevanbobs2859]

The song is the road

[@christinagiannaros9817]

I used to play this when I worked in the desert all the time, the two together was magic.