This Touched My Heart | Craig Morgan - Almost Home | Reaction

After checking out "The Father, My Son, and The Holy Ghost", I had to check out more of Craig Morgan.
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[@vickieworx365]

This song is full immersion...like a movie playing in your mind. You can see it, smell it, feel it...tears rolling

[@laikanbarth]

That’s exactly how I feel when I listen to this song. Especially growing up in the south. I can see it, smell it and feel it and yes I have tears!!

[@PaulWRose]

Yes indeed. Couldn’t have said it any better. So reminiscent of my childhood.

[@jamesmcswain8120]

This is the virtual reality that humans have had for ever. Great storyteller and singer.

[@jessicaballerstadttaylor1975]

I can't ever get through this song without crying. You worded in perfectly when you said it's a full immersion that you can see and feel. It's like you're there in it. 😭 😭 😭

[@patriciaarmstrong6601]

RIGHT LIKE MY SON MY FATHER AND THE HOLY GOST. THAT HE WROTE AFTER HIS SMALL CHILD PASSED FROM DROWNING.

[@humblegreek4982]

As an addict I've had many situations where I wished I would've been left alone. Now with a family and a lot to look forward I'm glad someone saw more for my life than I did.

[@nowwhat9114]

I'm with ya Brother!!!

[@TradMommy]

Amen, friend of Bill here & so grateful that others never gave up on me when I did.

[@sheilasisk7550]

Amen

[@Deb5701]

I just saw this 4-2023. I hope you are still doing well.

[@shawnmazyn7090]

Adult child of a friend of Bill's. My Dad won his battle with 26 years sober when he passed. I pray you keep winning ❤

[@sherribrock2726]

Craig Morgan has some of the most heartfelt songs.

[@jdodd2798]

It always warms my heart to see someone react and appreciate the storytelling of country music ... thank you, Van for what you do - I so appreciate watching your reactions!

[@atuuschaaw]

♥ When we lose our empathy, we lose our humanity. ♥

[@elijahhounschell658]

True fact

[@j.d.9381]

The man was sleeping, remembering his childhood, when life was good, when he was innocent. When life had not hurt him so much. When he was truly himself....

[@jbs2763]

One of my favorite artists, “This Ain’t Nothin” and “The Father, My Son, and the Holy Ghost” are great ones by him

[@WatchingFromWork6636]

If anyone can watch his Grand Ole Opry "The Father, My Son, and the Holy Ghost" and not have tears they simply have to be dead inside. Amazing song, amazing performance, amazing message to anyone that's had to deal with that.

[@louisetemples7011]

Yes! Definitely The Father, My Son and The Holy Ghost!

[@Prozak63]

@@WatchingFromWork6636 Amen on that Sir.

[@tracylw]

He already reacted to thr father my son and the holy ghost. He should do Tough or this ain't nothing

[@scottbivins4758]

Yeah and can't forget what i love about sunday's.

[@renae232323]

This just hit me like a ton of bricks! 💔 7 1/2 years ago as I sat in the recliner next to the hospital bed where my husband laid in our living room, he was on Hospice home care and he would be asleep but talking about his childhood on this old farm, talking to His parents who had long been gone. 😭😭😭 The day before he passed away he told me "I wish I could box you all up and take you with me". I miss him terribly 😔

[@jessicaballerstadttaylor1975]

Oh my heart is breaking reading this 😭 I'm so very sorry for your loss. I hope you find comfort in knowing you WILL see him again when your time to go home, comes.

[@renae232323]

@jessicaballerstadttaylor1975 I have Faith that God will carry me through until we are reunited in Heaven 🙏💙

[@evelynsallie5703]

I cry every time I hear this song. That's the great thing about country music, there's a story to tell. Great reaction thank you

[@vickimurphy5183]

Me too! His description of “home” takes me back to my upbringing in WV and chokes me up every time. Especially now that mamas there waiting on the other side…makes me even more nostalgic.

[@1bcordell]

Gets me every time.

[@charlestisron8391]

He was dying, crossing over. Some believe that heaven is that place where we were the most happy.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Van, Craig is an Afgan Veteran. He is an amazing songwriter. Craig lost his 19 yr old son in a boating accident. Please hear his story in “The Father, My Son and The Holy Ghost”.

[@LFRFAMILY]

Good Morning Texas Magnolia! I reacted to that one already, here’s the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWHWnadjeN-Lg7c

[@nimitz1739]

He definitely is a veteran but I don’t think he serve in the Afghan war because he got his first record deal and singing career in the year 2000. The Afghan war didn’t start till 2001.

[@ohiobassin9394]

He is a combat veteran from the war in Panama 1989 through 1990.

[@jarvisreed9936]

Man, Craig can take you places can't he. It is like we were there.

[@jbs2763]

He’s got some great songs, This Ain’t Nothing is another great one

[@kaycee4357]

That's my fav 🙂

[@pamelahopper6569]

18 years ago my husband and I were traveling to Nashville frequently for infertility treatments. This song was newly released and played a lot on the radio stations we listened to on our trips. EVERY TIME I heard it I broke down in tears. We ended up with happy healthy triplets. This song brings back many emotions for me.

[@TheMikeHunt]

Every time I hear this song, it brings tears to my eyes. Absolutely love this song.

[@jennel802009]

"This Ain't Nothing," by Craig Morgan is a good one too.

[@bigrig4177]

Especially after all those tornadoes that went through Missouri, Kentucky , Tennessee and Arkansas.

[@catfishandcoleslaw]

I agree. Both timeless songs. Craig is on point.

[@rinthewolf]

This song has always stuck with me for some reason. It sounds upbeat and like a strole down memory lane, except that it's al framed by this story of a good cemaratine saving a man from freezing to death and the old man being mad about it. The emphasis on the last "Man, i wish you'd left me alone" really lets you feel how ready this old man was to die and he felt robbed of it.

[@jamesmcswain8120]

The depth of meaning behind simple words. Perfection.

[@georgekininmonth2070]

So glad you are listening to Craig Morgan! "This ain't nothing" is also a great song. He's country tender. Hope you stay on this country music run for a minute and find that country is soul, heart, love and of course drinking ;), but it's deep down real life on the slow true side of life.

[@jennifercliett195]

❤ your reaction to this song. It is one of my favorites, haven't heard it in a good minute though. Country music has soooo many GREAT songs; we tend to forget about them over time. It was so good to listen and be reminded of this one. Don't worry about what other people think if you like country music. Embrace it and dig in. You'll be glad you did. You do you Boo !

[@TradMommy]

This man’s music is always so real, so simple they’re deep. He sings of everyday ppl & events. Church dinners on Sunday, dirt roads, family Southern Mommas, & God. Craigs voice is like a snuggly sweater on a rainy day… just wraps you up & hugs you. His lyrics are always so poignant. Can ya tell I’m a Craig Morgan fan? Lol!

[@doaver2.125]

This song and "If Heaven Was'nt So Far Away" by Justin Moore, does a powerful job of bringing emotions out of you. These two songs especially the older you get who makes your memories more valuable and comforting then Earthly riches.

[@amandac8937]

Love Craig Morgan, his song Thats What I Love About Sundays is my favorite.

[@markwilliams5606]

Craig Morgan! Don't get much better than this!

[@stevenstrickland8334]

The picture that Craig paints is so real for so many! Great reaction!!!

[@80slady7]

He definitely can hit all those heart strings. ❤️

[@allieandbo]

Glad you were able to HEAR it instead of just listening to it. Have a Merry Christmas my guy.

[@LFRFAMILY]

Happy holidays!

[@glassesgripper4137]

I cried the first several times I heard this song. I grew up in the country and I could see everything he sang about. The nostalgia for things lost from our childhood broke my heart.

[@mikeholton9876]

Craig Morgan just gave you a masters level class in country music as it is based in telling a story, he told a story about someone telling a story. at the same time he gave that poor guy that was sleeping homeless on the street his humanity. the lesson in this Homily is in the brilliant way the "old homeless guy's" memories reminds us that people are not always born into the situations they end up in, and even though the man was in that happy place in his dreams, he still needed to try to help him. Craig Morgan was sadly a singer that was overlooked more than he should have been. he's a brilliant artist.

[@davidsuggs7491]

Another heartfelt reaction by Van the Man. "Moments" by Emerson Drive would be another good song to react to.

[@jakemasters2674]

I second!! That’s a good one!!

[@charlesplott7758]

If this song doesn't touch your heart, you probably don't have one. Respect Van, 🙏

[@hockemeyer1]

Red Sovine was one of the greatest country storytellers. "Teddy Bear", "Little Joe", "Phanton 309", "Giddy up Go"

[@kristinabushnell3652]

I love this song so much. The chorus reminds me so much of my childhood growing up in the country. Great reaction!! 🙂

[@scottbivins4758]

Country music is really soul music. Early 2000's and 90's and back this is one of the better country songs and country singers.

[@velvanae]

I would also like to say that I think it is also about " Hey I was almost home in my dreams and not homeless, I was not thinking about my situation but about the warmth and love and carefree life I had and you pulled me back into reality" My wife witnessed both her parents passing, she said there was happiness and calmness about them, so it was also as if the old man was saying "if I died, so be it, but I was happy and calm and would see my mom and dad again" I don't really see it so much as a sad song other than being in that situation in the first place.

[@mikefodge5249]

So true...

[@kati2224]

I completely admire your thirst for new things. I feel though, that no matter how hard you want to "get" these songs, and the words, you can never truly know what it means unless you lived it. By that I mean a lot of us who love country music love it because it takes us back to our childhoods growing up in small towns and the country. Unless you have swam in a cool mountain steam on a hot summer day, drip dry on the bank stariing up at the sky.. you don't know how beautiful these things are. So simple, yet so awesome. Running through a field, or the smell of freshly cut hay.. oh my. In the same sense, I don't know what it was like growing up in a city. I am sure there are things that take you back to your childhood in the city. I don't understand it, but it brings smiles to your face. Same thing with country music. It brings smiles to our souls because we lived it, and most probably really really miss back then. Craig Morgan has some beautiful music.. I am glad you like him.

[@kathylivedinthe80s14]

You absolutely have to hear THIS AINT NOTHING by Craig Morgan he is such an incredible storyteller. Please listen to it

[@BreezyGamer92]

Criag Morgan made some of my favorite Music. 'This Ain't Nothin' and 'That's What I Love About Sunday' are two more great songs by him.

[@keithsage1593]

Craig Morgan is a amazing Christian on of his sons is what i like about Sunday.. Also listen to Travis Tritt. No More Looking Over My Shoulder.

[@katm4335]

Craig Morgan is probably one of the best when it comes to the art of storytelling through Country music. His songs "strong", "this ain't nothin" and "the father, my son and the holy ghost" are all worth a listen. You'd enjoy them all.

[@j.p.8213]

Startin the day out a tear jerker, oh my Lord! Thanks for sharing 👍💙

[@dawngoshorn9240]

This songs makes me cry every time. Makes me appreciate my elders when the reminisce about days gone by.

[@paullunsford8831]

My brother, from another mother ! I won't say a word bout you like a little country music. We all need to open our minds, and explore. We true music lovers know. Either it's there for you or it's not. If you can't or don't feel music, you will not hear the message the soul the meaning the depth, the chills thar some songs bring to fruition. We need to turn off the TV, and listen to more music. Without narrow minds, limiting ourselves to a certain type of music. I am 56, white born and raised Lexington KY. And since I was a kid, MOTOWN was always my favorite jam. But, I am well versed in about every type of music. I am a fan of yours, you have a great style and your very intelligent. Love to see your reactions, and you speak for a lot of people. Keep it up, my young brother ! Keep bringing us together regardless of stereotypes, classes, race, politics and religion. And believe me, you are doing just that with your brilliance, understanding and love of people and music. Keep fighting the good fight !

[@bambamnj]

The smell of a field that has just been freshy cut.. Wow!! that brings back memories. If you ever have a chance to spend some time on a farm and work in the fields and with the animals, yeah I know all of the smells aren't always enjoyable ones but, there's just something about being on a farm and experiencing it... I wish everyone could experience that feeling. You really don't can't understand farmers until you've experienced their life. God Bless all the farmers and country folk out there. I know city folk like to talk it up and take credit for almost everything, but Farmers and Country folk, You really are what this country is all about

[@vickilee7494]

Craig Morgan is a beautiful story teller. One of the best

[@bucknutt1010]

It’s not a bad thing that you’re appreciating Country Music. Thank you for sharing your videos with us. I really enjoy your channel and your reactions to everything that you post.

[@eddiep52065]

Another one from Craig Morgan that gets ya right in the feelz. Please react to this ain't nothin immediately, if not sooner. Love the channel Van.✌✌

[@suzybailey-koubti8342]

I love me some Craig Morgan. Thanks so much! 💋

[@tomb4060]

I'm glad I came across your channel. Love your reaction. In this country nobody should have to live this way. Since I lost my son to cancer I look forward to going home so I can be with him again. 💔💔🙏

[@CatfishinWithCooter]

brother, love it. first time I heard this one I was driving, the imagery was so beautiful and profound that I could not see the road through the tears. Every line from the old mans retort painted a living mosaic of some of the happiest times in my life... and a stoic realization of just how easy it is to leave or loose it. I felt for the countless millions the world over who were there right now... almost home where things were good, right and joyous. thank you Sir!

[@ellicechamberlain3995]

Country music tells a story and gets you in the feels at the same time. A lot of country singers use their platform to bring awareness to issues. Many have donated emence amounts of money to charities for the issues they are singing about.

[@Popson2wheels]

Putting labels on music is like putting labels on people, it's what's on the inside that count. All I care about is good or bad, do I like it or not. When it comes to music, it's either good or bad. I'm sure there are some Hip hop or Rap songs you don't like. Doesn't mean you don't like Hip Hop or Rap. I like classic rock and country, but I'll listen to Hip Hop and Rap if I like the song. Craig Morgan has several songs that will make you think. As others have said, This Ain't Nothing is one of those songs. He also has some that are light-hearted, Redneck Yacht Club and International Harvester. I enjoy your reactions. You're one of the few that actually listens to the songs and breaks down the lyrics. Keep up the good work.

[@wealldieatthehandsoflovedones]

This song and paint me a Birmingham kills me I haven't seen my wife and kids in over 10 years and just being me by myself I don't feel like I need a house and TV and all the stuff that goes with living a normal life I'm 50 years old and it's too hard to try to catch back up with Society

[@samantharowan2956]

Another great song by Craig Morgan “I Thought I was Tough” a couple of fun songs by Mr. Morgan “Redneck Yacht Club”, “International Harvester” “That’s What I Love About Sundays”

[@user-vl4fx5wf1q]

I'm loving your reactions and comments to Craig Morgan singing Almost Home ❤❤❤😢😢😢❤❤

[@maxinefreeman8858]

My first time hearing this. A month before my mom died. I heard her making a noise. I checked on her, she had her hands up in the air. I woke her the same as this. She asked me why I woke her up. She said she was going into the most beautiful place. There were beautiful flowers that she'd never seen before. I promised her I wouldn't. She was 89, the best Christian lady. She lived it. If you were hungry she'd give you half of what she was eating, if it was the last she had. She would give a child all of it.

[@brendabernstein286]

Closing my eyes while listening...could see so many childhood memories could be seen. Thank you

[@teresarichardson4173]

I LOVE IT THAT you can get the meaning to all these SONGS. For years people have discounted County music. But ALL music has a meaning. I live buy music and LOVE YOUR REACTIONS. Please have a MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. Also please do not stop what you are giving ALL PEOPLE LOVE YOUR CHANNEL

[@jimmyfox1336]

Remembering life as a child when life was good for him

[@warrenrines3924]

Good morning Van and the LFR family I hope you have a great day Great reaction

[@LFRFAMILY]

Good Morning Warren! Hope you have a great day as well Soldier!

[@lisaeason6874]

Thats what i love about Sundays. Another good one.

[@shelleycrowe8624]

The part where he had some socks for gloves got me because we used to do that because we were too poor for gloves! Beautiful song!

[@vickieworx365]

This is a song that reminds me of my dad. Brings a sorrowful smile to my face, the man's response is something my Dad would have said.

[@evanmoose]

one of my favs, thank you for covering & showcasing some of the good real country music, thats a part of ALL our lives as Americans & music lovers & story tellers. I too, love music of ALL genres..its American, it's our common interests & pasttime of everything American & everything music, heart & soul of our backgrounds & lives. God Bless & keep reviewing ALL great music!

[@brittywren2877]

I often try to tell people there is more to country that just heartbreak. They just telling stories about life thar country folk can relate to. I love your reactions and appreciation for good music of all genres.

[@armywife1641]

My take on this song has always been that the old man was about to die. They say your life flashes before your eyes and that’s what I took was happening here. If he had made it home he would be in heaven with his family.

[@sallyg.125]

You're an old softy. There is something about Craig that touches the soul. I grew up on rock but the older I get I'm enjoying music of all genre's. Good music is a blessing. Love your channel!

[@garyjeziorski4120]

your take on this song is amazing.. and you are right its a huge problem across the whole world....

[@JessH1]

He was letting himself go... to the one memory that gave him the most comfort. Running back to his family as a child. The one place he can never return to except through his memories or journey out of this world onto the next. This song makes me cry every time. To know so many people are suffering and this is the only happiness they have.... if you read this in your spare time check out the song love me by Collin Ray its a beautiful story. But it can pull those heart strings

[@drinarunyon3429]

My husband passed away April 24th 2022 and he loved this song

[@heatherraines5706]

As the loved one of a recovering addict, there was a time I couldn’t listen to this song. Not just those who are on the streets, but those in jail cells. Where the only place they can embrace the memories of before is in their dreams. I can’t imagine having an entire childhood and years of times that I loved and took for granted to the point of only ever seeing them again in my dreams. To those who made it to the other side, remember that what you have now was once everything you prayed for 🙏 Don’t take it for granted.

[@JillCrowe55]

Emerson Drive... Moments is another amazing song about helping someone through hard times

[@rb2287]

You'll like this story: I had never listened to country music and had no interest in it. My alarm clock/radio was slightly off tune and when the radio turned on, but on a country music station, it was THIS song that played while I was half asleep and half awake. It was transcending. From that moment on, I wanted to know who Craig Morgan was and searched for this song (I didn't know the title). Since that day, I absolutely LOVE country music. I only wish I had started listening earlier in my life. Thank you Craig Morgan for waking me up that day to the rest of my life! I pray for you and your family for the loss of your son which brought ME to tears, too. It still hurts when I think about it. I have two similar aged boys (men actually) of my own.

[@garygoodman4342]

I'll double down on This Ain't Nothin. I live in KY and I was blessed enough not to get hit by the tornadoes this past weekend, but there are so many all around me that weren't so blessed. This Ain't Nothin is the perfect song for the way we are all coming together.

[@Hobodeluxe960]

HIs "fantasy" was his glimpse of heaven. For him that meant going back to the time in his life that he was most happy. It wasn't a fantasy as much as it was that he was just tired of being old, poor and alone and wanted to go home.

[@eggofshell]

This song really vibes with me now after losing my dad in April to a tragic accident during his homelessness, it hurts me so to know my dad was living like this and i couldnt do a thing to help him. I miss you always dad, i hope i made you proud and im sorry i couldnt and didnt do more. ❤

[@justabaker5609]

I wish nothing but good things and happiness for you. God Bless You!

[@theccpisaparasite8813]

"I'm starting to like some of these country songs" been on the same route. Didn't know much about it in the beginning. But as I began listening to more and more, I began to love. The universal nature of most of the stories is a window into how similar all we (humans) are. Worry about the same things, have similar problem, love the same things, black, white, boy, girl, old, young,religious or not, we have much more in common than the media and politicians would have you think.

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Country music is the best when it comes to storytelling…if u liked this one Van, u have to check out “The Little Girl” by John Michael Montgomery

[@brendabernstein286]

Truth

[@purplelove392]

Like "Don't Take the Girl"!

[@tiacalhoun3841]

@@purplelove392 that, Little Girl by John Michael Montgomery, Fancy by Reba, Coward of the County by Kenny Rogers, Harper Valley PTA by Jeanie C Riley, Devil went down to Georgia by Charlie Daniels, just to name a few

[@tammyconnelly3324]

You are a sweetheart. I can’t listen to this song without crying.

[@teriblair3240]

I love watching your eyes when you listen to these songs ❤️😍

[@willow0828]

My mother always told me that the people you hang around with are a reflection of who you are. So, if they’re your friends, they have to be good people. So it wouldn’t surprise me, once they hear the music, they’d like country music as well.

[@mariebishop7357]

I have seen other reactions to this song. Yours is the most genuine, heartfelt one I've seen. Hands down. Keep up the good work.

[@thekillerjackalope9625]

This song makes me cry like a baby and I'm not ashamed to admit it.

[@carls1959]

The old man wasn't living/dreaming a fantasy, he was dreaming about his own childhood. That's when things weren't so hard and he wants to go back.

[@jeffmauldin2841]

I have a slightly different take on this song. Your take is that he was dreaming of better times, my take is that he wanted to die and be home again. I understand it from this point of view because every day I get closer to that myself. When your parents are gone and life has changed so much from the happier days of childhood, and in this man's situation of homelessness in the present while remembering the life he had as a child, it's fairly common to look forward to leaving the misery of life behind. As for myself, I grew up in a small town. We lived on a dirt road with 2 houses on it and you could count the cars that drove by for the entire day on one hand. Today there is 20 houses on that road and 2 subdivisions that attach to it. The road is named after my grandfather who was the first to build on it and is only a half mile long. Huge change in only 50 years lol. So you can see why someone may just wish to escape today's world and go home. My home is gone and will never come back again and some days it's all I can do to get out of bed and face a thousand cars on my 10 mile drive to work while remembering the days when I could make the same drive and not see a single car. Yeah, I can see the old man's point real well. You also said you were glad he was saved, but I have to ask "was he really saved?" Yes his life was saved, but when your life is so hard that you really hope to die is keeping him from dying really saving him? I used to think so, but that is fading away and I'm getting closer to believing that keeping someone alive in certain instances like this is more cruel than kind.

[@michaelsutton5695]

Van, I appreciate your reactions and comments. It reminds me that we are all in this life together, and good people have more in common than we are different.

[@nerdieone1]

I'm not a fan of country music but this song is a favorite. The man explaining his dream of when he was a child and wishing he had been left alone to continue dreaming and eventually die is heartbreaking.

[@evelynebryant622]

One of my favorite country songs of all times love it

[@jamesedwards9544]

That's what I love about Sunday, my favorite.

[@jenniferworley775]

Thanks Van. Love you and your amazing heart. Peace and blessings.

[@TexasMagnolia]

Van, I know this is a year old. Your heart would be full to watch Craig and Jelly Roll perform this at the Grand Ol Opry. It’s so special!

[@lauriwest435]

Oh I LOVE this... got me teary eyed for sure. I have never heard it...

[@scottymoore9121]

There ain’t no shame in liking country brother! I’m a big country music fan. Especially from early 2000’s back to the 1950’s. To me it gets no better. Best storytelling there is. Whether sad, happy, and fun

[@marypulley6512]

To be interrupted in a dream about the best time of your life by someone who is concerned about you ,and you want the dream. How many homeless people are there at this very moment? CRAIG Morgan is wonderful and I have never heard of him. Sometimes the less heard singer is the best. He has you there and that is talent

[@jerrybarnes4981]

This song was played in my brothers funeral I love fishing. I miss him every day and I wish I could have him back. We buried him on Friday.

[@lukeluikart1792]

My wife once asked me why I love music and it's for reasons like this. Music transcends all aspects of life. Race, creed, sex age whatever. I love the emotions singers and musicians put in their music beit rock, country, jazz, rap etc. The performers just have one request, listen the type song they sing. It's their life meaning and purpose they pour their soul into. Music is designed to elicit reactions whether its laughter or crying, singing along or tapping in unison with the beat. If a song does that then its reached its destiny. If a singer brings that out then he or she is great at what they do. Toodles

[@Whiskey-XXX]

You’d be surprised how many great, heartstring tugging songs classic country has. Some pretty hilarious ones as well.

[@nancysavage9066]

He was remembering childhood memories when life was simple and felt loved and not alone before it was hard

[@lilpoohbear653]

Craig Morgan is a great story teller !! Love his songs. Thanks for reacting

[@rafg2857]

This is the story of many , many veterans that believe in what they fought for,... To see their lives and legacy being destroyed in less than 2 years.