Louis Armstrong - Go Down Moses (Lyrics)

[@cillianfinn1093]

There'll never be someone like Louis Armstrong again.

[@vikamzhavanadze5787]

🙏🎼❤ I agree!

[@MikeSack-kf2pw]

One of my good friends Neil Curtis!

[@ИраБулатецкая]

Все правы, некогда не будет такого Человека, и певица как Луи Амстронг.На 100/00

[@markportnoy6290]

There will be.

[@onebackzach]

I've heard this song many times before, but the connection between the enslavement of the Israelites in Egypt and Africans in America just clicked for me. It's no wonder that this song was and still is so important to the African American community

[@jonahs92]

@@esther3479 You're delusional. Black people are not, nor have they ever been Jews. Jews are Jews, and black people are black people. Your historical revisionism is absurd and no one takes it seriously.

[@oscarherr4198]

@@jonahs92 the beta Israel is literally a group of black jews hailing from Africa, there has been black people in Africa that are jews for thousands of years at this point

[@Qumayopotatosalad]

@@jonahs92 Ethiopian Jews?

[@_YahawahsChild]

Yes bro

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

@@jonahs92 ethiopian jews exist

[@nataliel6805]

Louis Armstrong was such a wonderful singer!!! His singing is beautiful, esp. singing spirituals.

[@iknowheis]

A Story about a Musician and Singer : A grandson of slaves, a boy was born in a poor neighborhood of New Orleans known as the 'Back of Town'. His father abandoned the family when the child was an infant. His mother became a prostitute and the boy and his sister had to live with their grandmother. Early in life he proved to be gifted for music and, with three other kids, he sang in the streets of New Orleans. His first gains were the coins that were thrown to them. A Jewish family, Karnofsky, who had immigrated from Lithuania to the USA had pity for the 7-year-old boy and brought him into their home. They initially gave him 'work' in the house, to feed this hungry child. There he remained and slept in this Jewish family's home where, for the first time in his life he was treated with kindness and tenderness. When he went to bed, Mrs. Karnovsky sang him a Russian Lullaby that he would sing with her. Later, he learned to sing and play several Russian and Jewish songs. Over time, this boy became the adopted son of this family. The Karnofskys gave him money to buy his first musical instrument, as was the custom in the Jewish families. They sincerely admired his musical talent. Later, when he became a professional musician and composer, he used these Jewish melodies in compositions, such as 'St. James Infirmary' and 'Go Down Moses'. The little black boy grew up and wrote a book about this Jewish family who had adopted him in 1907. In memory of this family and until the end of his life, he wore a star of David and said that in this family he had learned "how to live a real life and determination." You might recognize his name. This little boy was called Louis 'Satchmo' Armstrong. Louis Armstrong proudly spoke fluent Yiddish! And I bet you didn't know any of this.... And 'Satchmo' is Yiddish for 'Big Cheeks."

[@Veronica705]

What an amazing story, thank you for telling it. I had heard that Louis Armstrong had been homeless for a time as a child, but I never heard about the Jewish family who adopted him. Beautiful story of human compassion and love.❤

[@AsayaPaul]

@@Veronica705 Correction: Satchmo is not Yiddish. It is a portmanteau of "satchel mouth".

[@KALAAHARY-to9lu]

Thanks for this information. Appreciate.

[@dave327ful]

One of Louis Armstrong's most potent songs!

[@Tophiasman]

He didn't write it

[@cedricpettre3902]

Mon père qui était saxophoniste, était grand fan de cette musique. Pour son enterrement on l'a passée dans l'église, on aurait tout simplement pas pu lui faire un plus bel hommage, c'était magnifique.

[@topgrandiosodellaclasseverte]

Désolé pour ton père

[@PascaleJEAN-BAPTISTE-ok2mg]

Force❤

[@askaed9300]

Ok, i'm totally not religious and stuff, but GOD, that's GOOD !!!!

[@xereshephaistos3206]

great joke, man but ...

[@MartinoSolla]

Faith comes listening! Merry Xmas.

[@amayahbattiste7676]

likemynewname um no he doesn't. Jesus is gods son, read the bible

[@amayahbattiste7676]

likemynewname​ and ISIS militant​ you guys are sick people, I'm not saying that your not aloud to have an opinion, I'm saying that some things can be said and that wasn't it

[@dogeness]

Amayah Battiste But you gotta admit. My religion is just as bs as Christianity but it's more fun! :D

[@48Amberly]

I think about my ancestors and I think about the world now and this song brings me to tears

[@terrenceshelby2277]

Me too, princess! All Praises to the Most High!!!

[@alipanda7690]

Louis Armstrong une voix un vrai don de Dieu magnifique

[@TOROPEC188]

chui d'accord à 100 pour cent mec !!!!

[@TOROPEC188]

et ouais !!!

[@jochesv6100]

Oui, c'est vrai. Dieu et magnifique parce qu'il fait ce qu'il veut.

[@ingridsommer2232]

Black people didn't have many rights back then, so them singing about God liberating the jews from the egyptian opression... So powerfull!

[@kozmonauta0515]

-Hey, I diagnosed you with letma -What the hell is letma?! - LET MA PEOPLE GOOO

[@jerplays_official]

Lol can I use that

[@margaritarobles5324]

Egyptian slavery

[@jeanmickaelsery9595]

la musique de l’âme . elle pénètre lancinante dans l'entre de l'univers a travers les méandres même de mon humanité. gloire soit rendu à DIEU

[@delphinelebourhis8456]

c' est une musique qui parle de l'esclavage non ?

[@agabekarthur777AAA]

et plus précisément de la libération de l'esclavage. @@delphinelebourhis8456

[@FaufauGde-fl2re]

​@@delphinelebourhis8456 Oui, mais pas seulement, dans le refrain Dieu dit à Moïse d'aller voir le pharaon et de libérer le peuple d'Israël. Je ne sais pas si c'est bien résumé 😅

[@HieSpeed]

Im literally listening to this for a school project, stuff like this makes me second guess saying I hate school.

[@jacquelinejaskowiak9412]

RIGHT?!?!?

[@athenefigenschau3662]

same ahaha

[@todestv5271]

Same bro

[@claraluna8033]

everybody is listening to this in school even in France look at the other comments 😭😭

[@liamesxoradze6198]

Omg! Me too !!

[@alyssacampos1010]

got assigned this song for cello lessons. Was told to KZbin it, and wow I am not disappointed. This is such a beautiful and meaningful song

[@Flaviienn]

Cette musique à pris le contrôle de mon cerveau ! Elle est en boucle de ma tête AU SECOURS !!!

[@leowh1999]

Midol Gamerop mdr victimisation avoue t'avais une blague mais du coup c'est mort

[@fannydarbot7831]

Tu l'as encore dans la tête mtn ?😂

[@floraparledetout9743]

ah toi aussi

[@NovaWave]

c moi ou y a que des français pcq nos profs nous apprennent ca ? XD

[@stuntyvalou2091]

de ouf ca pue la merde

[@leo.5783]

Hag Pesah kosher ve-sameah! Baashana habaah b"Jerushalaim!

[@randolphguevara6084]

First sang that song in third grade catholic school. This is my favorite rendition of my favorite gospel song. Thank you Sister!!

[@salomonrael8117]

Ok, for yall saying religious things, remember that this song isn't actually about religion. Its about the escape of slaves. Slaves would use it to communicate by singing this, letting those hearing the song that it was time to escape the Slave house/plantations. In the song: Moses= Harriet tubman (she was referred to using the code name moses) Pharoah= the white man. Egypt= the plantation

[@christianmaas8934]

I'm pretty sure the slave master would understand "let my people go" isnt exactly a coded message

[@tomersagie2492]

@@christianmaas8934 it was...

[@raeunderpressure]

Ok yeah you're right but it is also quite literally about religion. Louis Armstrong grew up Jewish.

[@FBI-dz8ps]

​@@raeunderpressureArmstrong didn't write this song. This is a cover of a slave song

[@pinkifloyd7867]

@@raeunderpressure I heard it through the grape vine, there are 2 kinds of jews

[@Cordia48]

This song tells me Louis knew who he was. HALLELUYAH. Praise ye Yah

[@willashei]

We sang this in Hebrew school last Sunday and it’s stuck in my head 💕

[@СтеллаХмельницкая]

И по сей день Господь выводит Свой народ из рабства греха и порока !!!! Хвала Ему во веки веков!!!!!!

[@johnlewis8934]

Amen

[@sidneilefredopadaratz6048]

I totally agree with you. Amen.

[@bethredruth]

Amen

[@ConfessingChurchEcumenism]

Аминь!

[@jochesv6100]

You're absolutely right ✅ 👏

[@havaari8441]

Dire que je dois chanter cette chanson toute seule devant toute la classe

[@mathisfarges5227]

On est tous passé par la 😂

[@hydra_73925]

force

[@atstransport4114]

la meme

[@zecoutornado420]

Je soutiens tous ceux qui ont la Covid-19, bonne chance à eux ! Ma prof de musique nous apprend ça, liker si vous aussi elle vous apprend cette chanson !

[@rigouletyoan1936]

Ta clairement raison

[@irenevaranda9988]

je suis entrain d'apprendre la musique

[@petitgros9254]

Moi aussi ?!

[@victorgrauer5834]

If there's going to be a "black national anthem," this should be it. Not just the song itself, but this priceless recording by the matchless Satchmo.

[@TheBasher-_-]

The current national anthem is pretty black since we were at that battle on that perilous night. And we did do a good bit of fighting I might add to see that flag remain. 😉

[@HaCPaH0]

The only black thing about that song is the singer

[@error40411F]

@@HaCPaH0 that is aswell the only black thing in this song i think

[@MarcF.Nielssen]

Louis Armstrong wore the Star of David for most of his life, as a Jewish family had helped him and had given him his first musical instrument.

[@carolbowen1693]

nice to know!

[@Jtfreeze17]

No, because he knew he was a Hebrew….!!!….. go down Moses was a censored song amongst the slaves on plantations according to slave autobiographies….Caucasian plantation owners, and slave owners did not like them, singing this song ….. the conditions of the Negro directly links to the curses and conditions of the Hebrews in Egypt……… not surprising white people didn’t like them singing it

[@Siahaan_and_Co]

No one knows until the family gave him the money to buy an instrument as their custom and the little boy found his true calling. What a great true story of a humble kid and became a master of music, Louis Armstrong. Thank you for sharing his legacy. Praise the Lord. Hallelujah! Amen😇🤍🙏

[@filtrakioldhorborn]

OK , i am 12 years old and i have always loved Louis Armstrong.This is amazing.

[@fadsmfawopefaw]

It makes me feel good to hear young kids aren't only listening to Justin Bieber and One Direction. The world needs more people like you!

[@guykviat]

Milford Cubicle Why would litlle kids listen to Justin Bieber ?? Suicid desires only come at an older age XD !!!

[@jimmyjohnson8343]

Im 11, and I love it

[@destinymartin7192]

AwesomeMarios im 11 right now I love him and his voice

[@thesilentist1735]

i'm with u

[@donmelelikwilliamssika4500]

THIS SONG IS WONDERFUL AND IT BLESS THE NAME OF JESUS

[@3davidszabo]

This has literally nothing to do with Jesus. But I agree song is great.

[@3davidszabo]

@Samvel Hasan-Jalalyan Song is literally about Moses and Old testament story of Exodus of Jews from Egypt. It was approximatelly 1300 years before Jesus.

[@3davidszabo]

@Samvel Hasan-Jalalyan You are quite dense or really latent Christian as thanks to your last reply I am sure you know nothing about Bible except the name of the book and that it also contains person of Jesus Christ.

[@gallygumn5459]

@Samvel Hasan-Jalalyan You're really thinking christians wrote the old testament????

[@jasonrich4940]

@Samvel Hasan-Jalalyan Even so, no part of the story he mentions was written by those who would call themselves Christian's, they didn't even exist. Especially since this is a foundational story about the formation of the Jewish people, who preceded Chrisrians by a while

[@heartzfranci]

my biggest flex is that i can play this song with the violin

[@Loremaster28]

show us I wanna see

[@bilbonsacquet8574]

J'apprends cette musique en cour.... J'ADORE!!!cette voix incroyable !!!

[@samsam.1130]

Avale, avale

[@irenevaranda9988]

moi aussi

[@colonel_squirrel848]

sa reste dans la tete franchement ses gens là sont trop fort chaque music qu'il font font danser

[@socraticgadfly]

Powerful! AND, per Norman Finkelstein's posting this, let the Gazan people go too!

[@user-cl8hl5ef2t]

This kind of songs is called spirituals , we've learned about this on a music school in Greece. Spirituals are songs used by black slaves in America back in the 19th century and every lyric of them has a secret meaning. Through these songs slaves were capable of making escape plans as every word symbolises what information had to follow so as to reach North America - where black people were free - by swimming across the Mississippi River and be finally lead to freedom. Slaves weren't able to clearly make their plans so they used spirituals not only for entertainment but mostly for describing their plans to the other slaves. Especially in that song Moses symolises the white men that would lead them to the river and offer them intructions till the end of their journey , Pharaoh symbolises the guards , people the slaves and Egypt land South America , the regions tht slaves were captured . There are loads of songs like this Sush as ''Wade in the water'' , ''Swing low sweer chariot '' and others , and it is true that slaves back then ignoring their importance to our new society , offered us a great masterpiece not only for history but also for music !!!!!! Respect

[@michaelkounanis3970]

I was thinking exactly the same. Thank you very much.

[@markamoneta]

Yeah! Another name is Gospel

[@danette.art.9059]

In reallity its called " nigga spiritual "

[@johannes8832]

Thanks Bruv

[@rickbates834]

Thus said the Lord, bold Moses sais, Let my people go, If Not !'LL Smite Your First Born Daed. Let My People Go; And so since Columbine, white youth have been met with devine judgement. The defiant ones refusal to see this as such and seek redemption. This means such acts will contiue! until they humble themsevles and repent for their centruries of racism!

[@roe2012]

I dont think its only religion theme music, its historic. Anyway the pleasure is reaching the highest level. Love the music.

[@carolbowen1693]

watched the history of the Black Church on PBS and heard a portion of this song and just had to find it! WOW. Louis, Louis, what a gift! love it!

[@donmion7505]

Великое исполнение, великой песни. Библейская история Моисея и Аарона.

[@spot5]

God, this is just stunning.

[@LivyaSantoss]

Que hino lindo, hino, sempre. Tão deferente das músicas de hoje ainda bem que encontrei essa maravilha.

[@ryosuketanibu6712]

すっごいカッコいいですね。この歌、いろんな人で聴いたけど、サッチモが抜群に良いです。バックコーラスも素晴らしい！

[@mr_asbestos]

My middle school's jazz band played this by far my favorate peice the whole year. (THIS SONG SLAPS ITS FIRE. WE MAKIN IT OUT OF EJYPT WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🔥)

[@neusafernandes9941]

Voz maravilhosa! Lindo demais esse louvor 🙏

[@christophepenot739]

yesssss cest vraiment surprennent la voix.....

[@The_district_attorney]

The trumpet....i like it...ARMSTRONG you are great

[@nathancaillat978]

+Armand Labas *you were

[@The_district_attorney]

+Nathan Caillat you re right but we use to say ; masterpieces never dies, they span across ages

[@getjcdthbc]

ma prof d'éducation musical m'apprend ça

[@Yourmom_645]

Kagami lolita moi aussi!!😉😉

[@mamieboopsyou1287]

moi aussi !!!!!

[@roumayssabelhaouari4711]

Kagami lolita moi aussi

[@mahellymadkaud332]

Kagami lolita moi,aussi

[@nyu8319]

moi aussi

[@HostinCharles]

There is nobody like Louis Armstrong

[@labrimobileforreveurs1413]

J'adore cette chanson !!! Ils ont des voix très fortes et émouvantes !!!

[@brkp3479]

C quoi/qui moses

[@charlesbarry6730]

This is a good blend of gospel and New Orleans jazz.

[@superlapinou131]

il faut être réaliste musicalement c'est tellement riche, fin et puissant qu'il n'y as pas énormément d'artistes qui n'aurais qu'un 100 e de la finesse et du génie d'artistes comme les Beetles, Rolling stone ( dire que c'était de la musique pop.... regardez le niveau de la musique pop maintenant et osez me dire que c'est du même niveau, je vous attends mes chérubins ) Je ne veux pas être réac mais cette époque à un sale goût, un relent qui me dit qu'"Idiocracy" à certainement raison . Attention je ne dit pas qu'il ne faut pas écouter toute les merdes calibré pour plaire à une base qui n'as plus d'éducation musicale et qui préfère regarder secret story que de lire.... oui je suis légèrement misanthrope mais j'attends que l'ont me prouvent le contraire :)

[@bilelallem7118]

haha déjà à l'époque y'avait personne qui s'appelait superlapinou131

[@mushuable]

J'ai rien bien fort du mec qui s'autoproclame musicalement cultivé et qui écrit les "Beetles". Typiquement le genre de personne qui est trop fier d'avoir un peu de culture musicale (c'est une chance que tout le monde n'a pas) et qui aime bien le montrer, non sans faire un nombre significatif de fautes. Ça ne te grandit pas, ça ne te rend pas plus intelligent(e) :).

[@superlapinou131]

salut à toi jeune troll pubère :) ! Premièrement tu n'en sais rien, tu n'y connais rien en musique mais vraiment rien alors ferme là à tous jamais s'il te plait et retourne te branler sur du lady gaga, tu me fera plaisir. Je me base sur des connaissances sérieuses de la musique pas d'un points de vue subjectif mais j'ai l'impression que tu es trop débile pour le concevoir, j'affirme haut et fort que d'un point de vue musical, la majeure partie des production mainstream sont extrêmement pauvres et calibré pour le plus grand nombre grâce à des études toujours plus poussé, si tu me trouve prétentieux regarde ce que l'ont écoute comme "pop" musique dans les années 60/70 et tu trouveras énormément de titres riches, original, novateurs mais je pense qu'un p'tit con comme toi préfére écouter son wati bon son de débilos et n'as pas la moindres culture musicale.... Je ne te salut pas petit débile

[@JFKJrJrPlanetX]

superlapinou131 you are god damn right man!

[@theoescale1845]

superlapinou131 pourquoi tu insulte les artiste d'aujourd'hui. Ta beau préférer les vieilles musiques n'insulte pas le fan du pop d'aujourd'hui, alors calme toi.

[@florianadeola8078]

In 2024 Who Is here?🎉❤

[@francoiseakou2372]

J' aime beaucoup cette chanson !!!!!!! 🤣😃😃❤️🩷❤️🫂

[@salahidir5004]

Notre prof de musique nous a appris cette chanson

[@arandomelement248]

it gives me the chills now i know about the origins and what it meant. A lot of bad deeds go unpunished

[@muhammadun7848]

Yes, u r right, Fatima. A typical example of nazi exploitation by the imperialist French government has been goin' on in the former African colonies for several centuries. Francophone Africa is still economically ripped off by France, with the complicity of African heads of state, who are controlled and threatened by the french government.The international community is either unaware of this unacceptable situation or just does not care. Francophone Africa, just like back in the 15 thru the 19th centuries, is not free. Let us all tell the french to set francophone Africa free. Just like france was liberated by the Allied Forces from Nazi Germany in 1945.

[@MyriamBernard13]

it won't go unpunished forever dear Fatima and Muhammadu. God sees all, we answer to Him and He will judge and give true justice.

[@Agnar669]

Louis Armstrong was adopted, and brought up by a Jewish family. The mother sang him Jewish lullabies. This is about the enslavement of the Jews by the Egyptians.

[@actuetvinsta1890]

moi aussi j'apprend sa en musique likez si vous fait partie de team

[@kamel177]

Yaaaaa

[@kamel177]

@abutaleb mahdi 🤣

[@davidsauval3186]

YE BOY

[@veronica_sawyer_1989]

Les bérets, les baguettes!

[@battleshipfleet]

i remember when we sung this in choir. loved it

[@exessivemite9478]

+battleshipfleet were singing this for our choir compitition but ina fater tone, and we are singing latin

[@battleshipfleet]

cool!

[@Jeremy_1826]

battleshipfleet Sing Sang Sung "We sang" and not we "sung" Haha ! How does it feel like to get corrected by a french guy ?!

[@battleshipfleet]

lol right, sang. feels better than being corrected by an arrogant american

[@Jeremy_1826]

battleshipfleet Lol where you from btw ?

[@Pastorisrealwalkgodspath]

This song reliefs you of demons believe me God bless us all

[@mannequinhead3675]

I feel my people in these songs. Our struggles together will be able to rise against our suppressor Zemar.

[@mannequinhead3675]

To all those under the reign of Master Martin, hear this song!

[@chewxieyang4677]

A Free New World stands against the Thousand Week Reich, in Hearts of Iron 4.

[@TheFBI911]

@RockyRepublican perm soviet government would like to have a word

[@earphbound720]

I love Louis Armstrong so much 😩

[@TOROPEC188]

me to guy

[@victorjung679]

How can one not fully love that?

[@mikeksalon9587]

absolument magnifique!

[@Jojolefou35]

Clairement oui

[@ОлегЮжный-ц1э]

Такого помоему больше не услышишь, вот были времена и великие люди!!!!!!

[@theanonymous5961]

Je suis la grace a ma prof de musique mdr merci madame Solon vous etes une prof trop gentil ^^

[@MiniiMarie]

i love this song so much my friends don't understand me as a 17 yyear old playing him everyday idc i love it 🥰

[@aldovesper1362]

I swear it's a completely different song at 1.5 or 1.25

[@gabrielzygel1539]

Exactly what I thought. I actually like it better at 1.5

[@real_pewtato]

@@gabrielzygel1539 same i thought i was the only one

[@carlosgonzales6884]

Try 2x

[@irineiaalmeidagomesdelima5137]

LOL IT IS

[@irineiaalmeidagomesdelima5137]

lol it is

[@ashketchum6222]

This song became a total meme in my 9th grade music class. For some reason, we became obsessed with singing it whenever we could. It looked funny, to be honest. Christian and Muslim and atheist kids singing this song together- there was a sense of unity in that. We even sang this on a trip to the zoo at the end of 9th grade. Our grade's class clown and lovable troublemaker Mario- he was going to repeat the grade so it was our last year together- started the song and we all joined in. I'm in 12th grade now, and the last thing I heard of Mario was that he was going to become a soldier. Mario, you'll probably never read this, but you're still a legend. Godspeed, soldier boy.

[@hrvojevasilj7976]

Lovely story 💙

[@tianathyify]

Saudações brasileiras! 🇧🇷

[@Atech087]

Listened to this song in history. Been stuck in my head ever sense.

[@sarah213]

Comment je chante sa en musique 😭😭

[@stayhydratedandsurvive4949]

🤣🤣

[@cloudsybtw7103]

Pareil

[@eiidobanmiyolo8168]

La musique est cool, mais ça devient de la torture à chanter 😭

[@emericspenle9343]

Moi aussi

[@danette.art.9059]

Impossible moi je vais pas chanter ça c mort

[@ВладимирРазмерийа]

Шикарная,вечная,супер шедевр.Спасибо

[@marvinramirez2486]

I first heard the song in the movie Harriet, then I found Louis Armstrong version and I loved it!

[@Havaka2011]

Encore une chanson à apprendre en musique !

[@lilyjay3312]

wonderful song

[@adrielyreis6990]

Amei! O blues é um ritmo muito bonito! Q voz! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤

[@Beridze1994]

what could the U.S. be without African American community?

[@carolbowen1693]

I've often wondered what the African country would've been w/o the interference of whites or for that matter the Native Americans w/o the Europeans?

[@tomarmstrong5244]

Safter?

[@tomarmstrong5244]

Slave owning cannibals?@@carolbowen1693

[@ysworkaccount]

⁠@@carolbowen1693and India and Southeast Asia and basically everywhere in the world 😢

[@GabLaDébrouille]

Le fait qu'il y ait autant de Français sur cette page peut bien montrer que la France est un pays américanisé et que la plupart des musiques que l'on écoute sont étrangères.

[@XanSter856]

Best Christian Song Ever!

[@mariusferry3350]

j'adore

[@maevaclerempuy4814]

Elle est trop bien cette chanson, par contre pour l'apprendre, j'ai pas fini !

[@chouchoumistigri4341]

Teen Wolf Je dois faire pareil... 😧

[@irenepeixoto9197]

Moi aussi

[@stuntyvalou2091]

mais tg elle pue la merde

[@rachelbenoit1350]

Glory to God in the highest ❤️

[@ziadqaouss9427]

ALLAH right

[@fantinem7266]

Coucou je voulais préciser que cette musique est juste magique!!! Pas vrai?

[@snappycruise]

Je dansais là-dessus petite. Ça fait un bien fou de l'entendre à nouveau. Un peu nostalgique.

[@luluedanslalune]

Links the sun m'a amenée ici :)

[@xereshephaistos3206]

moi aussi

[@syrus1236]

Quelle vidéo ? J'ai pas souvenir de l'avoir entendue....

[@tediyx4038]

dommage que ce sois par link the sun c'est oeuvre et tellement belle !

[@syrus1236]

Moi je suis pas ici par lui. Par ma prof de musique :D

[@bullepeps6864]

Syrus La vidéo sur la musique classique il me semble ^^

[@peronagathe59]

c'est génial je l'ai même pris pour sujet d'histoire des art.

[@johnlocke4583]

+Peron Agathe nobody cares

[@ciel6256]

+John Locke non :)

[@mir0h26]

+Peron Agathe Et tu t'en est sortie j'ai pris ça aussi pour l'hda :)

[@Yourmom_645]

peron agathe j'ai la même truc

[@nyu8319]

soit pas fière

[@andrestorres5065]

Love this song!!!!! 😃

[@BlurryProdutction]

J'avais oublié la joie des vieille musique sortaient du jul et du rap 2 minutes!

[@yanwu2764]

Dite vous qu'on apprend sa même en 2021

[@maroco212_]

😭

[@dadanef852]

cette musique est géniale

[@Jack-zx1vq]

this is jazz baby

[@dadanef852]

ho ouais

[@Mr_Yellow-557]

This song hits hard

[@samyplayz]

fr

[@kaleikaumakaduke7224]

Fresh Prince

[@love_is_sacrifice9414]

If you are reading this I want you to know that none of us can live up to God’s, and even our own, moral standards. The good news is that God knew this and he knew that he had to meet the standards for us. This is why God loved us so much that he put on human flesh and came into our world and lived the perfect life that we know that we couldn’t live. So that way our salvation would be judged by the life that he lived rather than the life we lived. Even more, he offers that life to us as a free gift. All we have to do is accept it.

[@victorboudier5477]

My saxophone's teacher got me to play this and wow! That's so good

[@joshmason1725]

Black biblical history in this song

[@shiiny8397]

2024 like>>>>>>

[@adad-ke6tr]

Moiii❤❤

[@marilynfosseen1541]

Yesiree

[@ragnartv5315]

No one cares what year are you watching it in

[@sachin_사친]

Hey! watch out! there's a future guy!

[@gmxealot6236]

I wish the oppression was just in the past, but sadly this song is just as deeply applicable to life in America as it has ever been.

[@ehuddavidovich3723]

Where the fuck are the slaves then?

[@ChristelleFongan]

Very nice song :)😊❤

[@ambrose3785]

meilleure chanson apprise au collège pour la chorale

[@Alexis-jg5dx]

Dédicasse à tout les élèves du collèges chateaubriand ( dans l'Yonne ) et qui voient cette chanson en cour de musique :p

[@littlevampire749]

this is so timely and amazing. gives me goosebumps always. its the deep parts tho. amazing

[@Boxgo]

That voice maaan❤️

[@hollywoodghostbusters9869]

heard this for the first time last night at a Passover Seder. very cool

[@ericnilsson2115]

What groupwere the choral singers? They were amazing!