Jason Aldean- Amarillo Sky (Lyric Video)

[@Rosielu-c5g]

This song makes me cry it reminds me of my abuelo he was a family man, farmer, WWII vet, worked at a factory and farmed full time but he always made time for all of us. It wasn't a hail storm in 83 but a drought in 88 that I remember most praying for rain. We got to work along side him it was tough but taught me to be strong. We even got T shirts that said I survived the drought of 88 at the end and had a decent harvest.

[@SRP3572]

Sounds like he was one helluva guy. I have a family friend who in 2021 who lost everything because of the drought in Washington State. They had to default on all of their farm equipment and the home. The farm had been in his family since 1859 when his ancestors emigrated there from Indiana. The bank took everything. They were left homeless. It would've cost them more to restart than it would have to just relocate. He, his wife and 3 daughters. He felt so guilty, like he had failed his family and his family history. Sometimes no matter what, you can't plan for every outcome. He was gonna leave the farm to his girls, too. He bounced back tho, and they now live in the Florida Panhandle and he's a cattle ranch foreman 😊

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

@@SRP3572 well I didn't think I was going to cry today. guess i was wrong 😢😢

[@LarryXLR]

Thanks to abuelo for his service 🇺🇲

[@liliacouveau]

Thanks Farmers. Frankly my dad not a farmer but worked very hard and brother in hot warehouse. Please Lord don't let anyone's dreams run dry. 🙏

[@chriswilliam2124]

Work’s all the same, only thing that changes is the nature and the environment

[@willfriar8054]

God bless our farmers a tow truck drivers our drivers of semis. Most of all God Bless The Thin Blue Line they're always there. Semper Fi

[@hydraulichydra8363]

Eh, thin blue line can go to hell. They enforced the bogus lockdown and allowed all the rioting.

[@kevinsullivan2933]

It is the American farmer in the heartland that needs prayer

[@jose-luisgonzalez-llerena5484]

Yes this tune put tears in my eyes every time I heard it I'm an immigrant and since first day I bust my ass working and trying make a decent living thanks GOD I did it but was hard

[@bradferkovich5136]

"Lord I Never complain, I Never ask why. Please don't let my dreams run dry..." Hits you kinda different when you've lost everything.

[@chriswilliam2124]

Almost lost my daughter last year. Been trying to complain less since.

[@Rebelgamer-1111]

I lost everything and I'm only 17, and I'm fighting for it back, started running my family's ground after that bitch left me and took my kid but I'm still fighting and staying strong and hanging on

[@URangryX]

@@Rebelgamer-1111 DOn't give up, young man...life is more than this current situation. As Abraham Lincoln said: 'This, too, shall pass." Steel yourself and learn as much as possible. And please, son, try to find joy in this life.

[@URangryX]

18 years of my life, dedicated to the military...lost dozens of friends, family, and animals over the years. Broken body, broekn Heart, broken soul....I said: "ENOUGH!" And with Jesus' sweet sacrifice in mind, I learned to move forward, to my destiny, of which I have no control. Its okay to be sad. Its okay to cry. But never grow weak or lazy. Even if you have to learn how to walk again, DO IT. Learn that new dance. Like that new thing, get on your feet and keep trying to find love and happiness again.

[@jasonu.s.buffingtonproduct2897]

God Bless Our Freedom Loving Farmers

[@terushimayuuji3252]

Omg l literally started crying cause it reminded me of my papa

[@elliehill9165]

Shout out to all the small farmer’s 💚 actually, ALL farmers big or small 👩‍🌾

[@hydraulichydra8363]

"Diesel's worth the price of gold" - that one aged well...

[@austinrust1685]

Yessir

[@teofiloljubisavljevic7943]

@ashley1994 i cannot complain. I live in Serbia, and gas prices here are super low. Guess that is the only goot thing that comes out of being in brotherly relarions with Putin. Hate it, but hey gas is cheap af.

[@teofiloljubisavljevic7943]

@ashley1994 well i just really love good country music. Don't have to be born and raised american to know good music, tho i do feel like i was born in a wrong country. I love america and all related. Too bad most of my country is pro russian and hates america. But yeah, i play country music, i listen to it, and i love it. Cannot listen to serbian music, it is god awful. You should see the looks people give me when they see me wearing tony lamas 😂 it is priceless. Hope to move there one day.

[@teofiloljubisavljevic7943]

@ashley1994 Yeah. Born and raised serb, but if you saw me you would assume i am american i guess.

[@chriscatarcio2983]

@@teofiloljubisavljevic7943 sir I live in America were half the country hates America. So we are not doing much better over here.

[@COWASOGGY]

LET'S GO

[@Death2Weebs]

Texas 4 Life

[@project6productions924]

On my way to hoco my first one (I skipped my freshman one) this started playing and I started crying best time of my life brought back good memories of me and my grandpa

[@lilyofthevalley.3165]

This songs stuck in my head. It rings like restless dead.

[@sweatshirty]

This song reminds me of my dad and my country roots. I grew up over time and strayed away from being country and i feel like ive been softened over time. This song makes me wanna hit the wood splitter and be a man again.

[@Donna-v4c]

This touches my heart, reminds me of my dad. RIP George.

[@Janice-qm8kp]

This song reminds me so much of my Dad and I working the fields. He passed in 2011.goosebups and tears❤

[@Aromano703]

Thank God for farmers. They keep us alive. They're our closest connection to God. The giver of life energy.

[@Aromano703]

@ashley1994 I was just trying to appreciate farmers. I love that mothers do what they do. Farmers feed the country. Thank God for farmers. I have never had to slaughter a cow or till land. God is the life source and he provides all to make this happen. It's okay to make a connection with hard working farmers and the miracle of God without starting an argument about preachers and how they might be closest in proximity to living christ personified. Farmers are great. Thank God for farmers. Mothers are great. Thank God for their nurturing. Preachers are here and there. Thank God for the good ones.

[@sweatshirty]

@ashley1994 God is absolutely the giver of all life. Hes the giver of everything created and us humans have a way of being prideful and saying "me me me". Its nice to sit back and just thank God that its done the way it is so we dont have to worry

[@shawnice105]

Lord have mercy.

[@wallacegeller2111]

I grew up on a farm about 8 miles north of Fort Wayne, Indiana. We had an old Oliver 70 and 1940s bintage Ford tractor. Dad and I got the job done

[@cowbellcutie]

reminds me of my childhood in OK

[@Zeljko-q6h]

Lord I never complain..

[@mountainmunky]

Lord please don't let my dreams run dry

[@seththomas3175]

Me and my friend Courtney Cannon from Lampeter Strasburg will be singing this song tomorrow afternoon when our class has free time

[@kalicoppock8219]

Impressive Dude.

[@SusanEubanks-li5nk]

This video is too old, why this video doesn’t go viral?😅

[@SN00PICUS]

I will not fail...

[@Zeljko-q6h]

❤❤❤❤

[@seththomas3175]

Actually I’m going to pray with her on the bus ride to school and hug her afterwards

[@jaymelawson9080]

Songs, people and buses come and go, but If you keep these goals for kindness toward others, you'll do just fine in life, young sir. Just said one for the both of you. Merry Christmas!

[@VitoSciortino-de6ig]

Jay A hey hey hey 😘

[@BabyGal17]

This I for my Branson James Cooper J.RR.

[@seththomas3175]

I’m going to pray with my friend Courtney Cannon from Lampeter Strasburg tomorrow after her IEP meeting

[@chriscatarcio2983]

Let's go BRANDON.

[@mowestagent9854]

Amen brother

[@SRP3572]

He wouldn't know what this kind of work was if they even gave him a dozen little girls to sniff, touch, and kiss, and access to them depended on him knowing real work.

[@slimpickins9482]

Lock him up!

[@WestSenecaemporium]

I love him

[@Illitha]

​@@SRP3572no politician does, They're all crooks.

[@benjischannel550]

Let's go Brandon

[@That_puppydog]

Hay I'm biggest chicken contractor for McDonald's from 2018 too 2024 got up worked hard down in Springdale Arkansas I go thousand plus miles a year doing heavy equipment tractor work in chicken houses and onn farm

[@larrykeene3092]

22.

[@a_humphrey1747]

Its soo dry this year😐

[@seththomas3175]

I may ask my friend Courtney Cannon from Lampeter Strasburg to come to my house and have dinner with us

[@larrykeene3092]

Do you 🤔💭 I'm your favorite person.

[@grimmreaper4443]

Mcbride?

[@rhondahale6972]

Happytosu i0 50toyhesoryhonv o it rgwwiwi love my keepers ofa

[@heribertozavala426]

Us jd ye us

[@rhondahale6972]

8 I a

[@SleazeThrobb12345]

Who cries and whines more teachers or farmers? 🙄

[@MikaelaRae17]

Have you been in either profession? Farmers: literally at the mercy of unpredictable weather. Super important job. Food just doesn’t show up in the grocery store. Teachers: Saints. They get to see our children just as much as us and are shaping our children’s minds. You couldn’t pay me enough to teach twenty 5-year olds. I have one and it’s exhausting enough. Both have incredibly important jobs in society and not enough credit is given. If my daughter’s teacher said she needed anything, I would give whatever because I’m that grateful: school supply list, Amazon Wish List, holiday gifts, anything. I am a city woman who works corporate jobs, but give credit where credit goes is due. Farmers and teachers deserve our gratitude.