REFLECTIONS OF MY LIFE" THE MARMALADE ~ 1969

[@MyPhoenixman]

This song is most likely for the pandemic 2021 Great song .Im changing ,arranging, Im changing everything around me,The world is a bad place, a terrible place to live, but i dont wanna die, All my sorrow, sad tomorrow, Take me back to my own home, All my crying, Feel im dying.. exactly the lyrics

[@katc2345]

The beginning of the lyrics is telling... the changing of sunlight to moonlight....hes reflecting his life from childhood to manhood...

[@thomasscully5546]

This song, Reflections of My Life was adopted by the Men and Women who served in Viet-Nam during the 60's and 70's. It's the storey of a young American soldier who was shot and knows he's dying in some rice paddy or laying on the jungle floor waiting for death. Please listen to the words, "the sunlight to moonlight. He knows he fadeing into death and fast. Reflections of My Life. His life is passing before his eyes. Take me back to my old home. He wants his body returned to his home. PLEASE, just listen, this song should make any person cry. It does me, I served there when I was young. I'm 72 come this Nov. 17. 2022. Peace........ Thank you for your time to read.

[@thomasscully5546]

It's about Viet-Nam.

[@thomasscully5546]

It's about Viet-Nam. Song was written in the 60's, no pandemic then.

[@howardrubinsky2537]

Pandemic wow , great song with great meaning , Vietnam a senseless war, how about senseless war in Ukraine . A proxy war we are fighting for no reason, ask yourself why, simple joe Biden and the far left radicals . Want to choke our energy off.,create food shortages,,no you don’t believe ,government officials in Ukraine ,taking the money we are sending and buying homes in Switzerland, ok u don’t believe it,well believe it. The war in Ukraine was none of our business, yes give humanitarian help, shelter food, I’m all for that, love the people in Ukraine, not the government, or this thief zelenskyy a liar, now he’s demanding millions from us, he couldn’t care less if Putin blasts us with nukes, we pay 90 % of cost of war , the rest of nato 10% why please somebody explain that, we are dying here everyday, wake up it’s a cold hard reality nobody wants to admit, I don’t see stand with Ukraine bumper stickers anymore; why?

[@jimdodson4349]

Kristin, My name is Jim Dodson, I'm 70. This song was the theme song of about One and a half million of my Brothers and Sisters in Vietnam. Dean Ford re-recorded this just before he died. It seems to show that most of us made it and life turned out okay. Thank You for playing The Song of my Life! Sgt. Jim Dodson U.S. Army Retired

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Jim for your sacrifice & service ☺️🙏🇺🇸

[@anneliddle2368]

Hi great post Jim , awesome...Kevin

[@Arandomperson_online]

I’m Your Captain also reminds me of VIETNAM 🥰

[@patriciaburkell8024]

This song brings back memories of my brothers...two were reported MIA during Vietnam.

[@anhoavet5156]

Welcome home brother. Thank you for your service. Semper Fi. An Hoa 1969

[@banafin]

I'm 72 and this was one of my favorite songs of the '60s

[@dianegordon7731]

Dean Ford a very beautiful man with a beautiful soulful voice . RIP

[@robertjones6971]

The lead singer Dean Ford, redid this song before he passed away. "Awesome" . Need to watch it.

[@harkeddie]

Agree both versions are absolute magic the remake brings out even more emotion... watch here kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep-ck3SsjLhniLc..May god look after you very well Dean (Mcaleese) Ford

[@philbrogan958]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep-ck3SsjLhniLc

[@desmagennis7830]

I think this song needs to be released again now …it’s relevant for today’s world….just so beautiful ❤

[@janicemclaughlin8100]

You know I remember when this song came out. I’m that generation. When you said “I don’t know,I don’t know “ I know exactly how you felt. Just a feeling hearing it and the lyrics.and instruments. It’s always been special to me. VietNam was taking all our young 18 and 19 year old off to War. I’ve always thought of Nam associated with this song.✌️❤️

[@buddyvilla7393]

The greatest bass riff John Entwhistle never played. The song is heartbreakingly beautiful but also heartbreakingly sad at the same time. I remember hearing it for the first time in 1969 when I was only five. It still gives me chills every time I hear it. You have a very soothing sort of ethereal voice very pleasant in every way. Stay kind and beautiful!!

[@sludge8506]

Agreed. Amazing.

[@markdriscoll579]

Thank you so much for posting the song this was one of the most heaviest songs ever produced in the 60s it's mesmerizing for us that lived in the 60s and 70s the greatest time to ever be alive you seem to be a lonely old soul you had to be there to experience it but the music was the message Reflections of My Life mainly talk about the turbulent sixties protesting the Vietnam War the world is a sad place a terrible place but I don't want to die you're in hell and you're in the nam but something inside you says you got to survive....I don't want to die the 60s snd 70s was the greatest generation of music ever and I was glad to be part of it I saw the greatest groups... we all have a story to tell .. refreshing to see the younger generation key into the music there is a,message you seem to be affected by it... thank you for being a nurse and doing what you do...... I can remember so long hours being hospitalized and suffering and if it wasn't for the special nurses pulling me through I don't think I would have made it it seems to me you were born a generation too late it's sad to see what's happening in America today for me it makes me sick to the bottom of my stomach but keep the faith God bless there's a whole world of 60s and 70 musics out there tune into the birds and Rodger McGuinn..... sincerely the bear man

[@davidbates7920]

In 68 I was 18 and an engineering apprentice, there were so many great songs about and😮 I considered this to be one of many. Forward to now I’m 73 and I can’t believe how emotional this makes me feel. The feelings and emotions from my life come flooding back. Wish I could go back and experience it again.

[@pedrobruno9711]

Yes, this is one of the greatest all time songs. The Marmalade knew it. Too many bad people living around the world.

[@thomasmanning829]

Very popular when I was in the army overseas in 1970. I was 19. It was one of our favorite songs then and still one of my favorite songs. I love it.

[@davidmartin1949]

You are so right about the song and , Thank you for your service's sir .

[@kevinkingston6488]

Thanks my friend...Be Well

[@steveshannon7441]

A fantastic song - the guitar solo by Junior Campbell is simply sublime - I never get tired of listening to this.

[@sludge8506]

And great harmony vocals as well!

[@steveshannon7441]

@sludge8506 it is a fabulous song and performance - everything about it is so good

[@TuckerSP2011]

I loved this song from when I first heard it in 1969. Its haunting, they were such a talented band.

[@mik9124]

They never had could imagine when create this song how much it would be still touching people in 2023

[@denniskucan9796]

Ureal of a song.. how it begins the bass the voice the drums and lead and harmony is simply awesome..

[@EricMcDowellegm]

I was 10 years old when this came out. Loved it then but didn't truly grasp it. Now, almost 54 years later, hearing it blows me away like never before. These guys were so talented!

[@beeseewill2407]

I love" Reflections".Beautiful song,music,and lyrics.Still listening 2020.R.I.P. Dean

[@dieterherrenkind5818]

Mein Lieblingslied seit Kindertagen. Danke fürs spielen. Es treibt mir immer Tränen in die Augen.

[@VanBoy]

Honestly, one of the best songs ever. I was 14 years old when it came out, and I immediately fell in love with the song and the group.

[@geoffheath3333]

Hi Kristen, fromEngland. Hope you are well & happy. When Marmalade released this I was a teenager. This group at this time were overpowered by otherBritish pop groups, The Animals, The Rolling Stones and the Beatles to name a few. For a sad song to be around for fifty something years is a tribute to talent. Dean Ford did not have a good fifty years but we can still celebrate his achievements along with the group members. This format you have of emotionally giving yourself and critically acclaiming the artist at the same time, is wonderful. Have I missed other heartfelt appraisals? I hope not. You connected with thousands of souls that day. Years later I got caught up with your feelings. Well done. Thank you. Don’t leave me now Kristen. Geoff.😘

[@paulmarkham2197]

Exactly what l thought. It's nowadays some of us realise the power of this song.

[@barbkennedy9382]

Just stopped by cause I love this song hun, I was in 8th grade when this came out. I have this, 'He's Not Heavy, He's My Brother' and quite a bit more to play at my wake on a rotation...whenever, because of the music of my youth. You can fancy up the music but good music and talent are timeless. I think I will check out your library young lady and stop back by. Peace be yours...Yo Soy.

[@dalem8332]

This song came out in 1970. l remember buying this record when it was new and l was 14 years old in 1970 .lol. Reached #10 in the USA..went to #2 here in Canada. A great memory of a simpler time. 🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@grantsmith5919]

Dale: I bought the 45 as well, great track, I was 18 and yes a wonderful simple time . Dr G

[@charliechristie2949]

Very close...It was released in November of 1969, I was 16 at the time. It became a big record in the springtime of 1970. I didn't mean to split hairs here, but, I lived it and LOVED IT !!!!!!

[@robertguy6372]

Such a great song. They don't make them like this anymore. Im glad I was born in this era.

[@regbillings4955]

Sad Dean Ford(singer) passed away December 31, 2018, Los Angeles, California, Marmalade's 'Reflections,' Is Dead at 72

[@paulwilson2651]

The Marmalade came from Scotland if you notice on the drums there is a picture of a "Golliwog" which was a Black doll and featured on jars of Robertson Marmalade. This wouldn't be allowed nowadays I'm sure there was no malice on their part.

[@JLamont45]

I love this song and have often battled with it’s obvious meaning and that dark sinister meaning around which it skirts. I will play it when asked but that has only happened twice in my over 30 year career as a pianist on the road, with the last twelve years being with Royal Caribbean in the Schooner Bar aboard so many ships. Incidentally, I was on Freedom of the Seas in 2020. I joined the ship on March 5th out of Puerto Rico and the company got all the musicians off ship in Curaçao on the 11th after the U.S. declared a quarantine. I managed to get a flight into Miami and then back to my home port of Pensacola and didn’t work shipwise until 2022. Interesting times and tragic for many. I went home to Monroeville Alabama and worked at clubs throughout the panhandle and southern Alabama to make ends meet until the company was ready to set sail again. This song is a classic and unfortunately not many more came from Marmalade. This is not the original video however, and I have seen somebody has taken cuts from others and spliced them together which forced the unknown splicer to slightly speed up the track. The original track is slightly slower giving it a somewhat lower pitch and heavier feel.I like that one the best. Interesting guitar solo, especially love how the guitarist holds one note over the changes in the 4th bar!! Soulful singer, killer harmonies!! Great Stuff!!

[@raymondfarrell6497]

I was in the class of 1969 High School and remember this song well. Thanks for the great old memory.

[@RosaLichtenstein01]

One of the best songs of the 60s, and probably of any decade -- the human condition.

[@antonnym214]

Dean had a gift for the little improvisations he would include. They were nothing short of perfect. Never too much or too little.

[@MewTubeYou]

So talented! Perfect! So true to life!

[@hazy33]

This song is so devastatingly beautiful. I have Cystic Fibrosis and have have a heart/lungs transplant. I've lost so many friends over both phases of my live and this song utterly kills me.

[@carlopaolucci6570]

Such an amazing song. Tears, memories. Thank you.

[@michaelj1232]

hi Kristin, I remember this song when it came out in 1969, my older brother was in Vietnam , and it was truly sad for a lot of Vietnam veterans who relate to this song , I remember watching the 10 o clock every night looking for the name of my brother on the tv, it was on channel 5 with bill jorgansen , any person who had a person in Vietnam would know of this , but we were lucky , he made it home , my heart is with those who didn't ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,this song hits home ,many a waliking on edge feeling , thanks for posting , thank a veteran

[@anneliddle2368]

Awesome message glad he came back too....Thanks....

[@markmeenaghan934]

Met Mr Jorgensen in 79 at wpix ch 11

[@susanpark7339]

I was 20 yrs old and living in Lahaina, Maui when this song was popular. I loved it. What a beautiful song. I hadn’t heard it since then But hearing it again brings back such wonderful memories. Dean Ford, the lead singer, recently (maybe past year) passed away. He had a long musical career.

[@caretaker158]

This was one of the last songs my dad and I listened to before he died on New Year's Eve 2018. It, along with Incense and Peppermints by Strawberry Alarm Clock were his favorite songs. It's a bittersweet memory but one I'll cherish always.

[@eljayr4669]

I am glad I lived threw the 60’and 70’s. Great music and bands.

[@doylesinclair4499]

Just found your channel and subscribed. You are gorgeous, and have a soothing voice, and I really enjoy the songs you're reacting to. When we grew up in the late 60's and through the 70's we had the best music ever to listen to. It seemed like every single day from 1967 to about 1976 was another day with a new rock and rock classic being released!

[@marksc1929]

Beautiful tune .. thx

[@oldhanzo]

안녕하세요.. 좋은노래 잘 들었습니다. 저도 제일 좋아하는 노래 입니다.

[@veeeforvendetta]

The music of the 60's and 70's is the boom..there was so many style.. Folk, pop, rock, psychedelic..even bluegrass and country had big infuances like with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band... and the Byrds and John Denver. That music will for ever more live... not because of baby boomers but how great the music was and how people these days will cover them and make them their own. There is so much that was never even played on main streem radio. Like Chicago radio didn't know how to classify them... one of the greatest band of all time✌

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🗣Well Said!!! Well Said!!

[@marcoscamargo7763]

I sincerely give thanks with all my heart to the artists and musicians who left such a vast and impressive body of work in the 1960s. Most are masterpieces, like this sad and wonderful song. May God have them in a place full of light. 🙏🏻 ✨🌟🌹🕊️ 🇧🇷

[@gleno07]

You seemed to focus on the negative and not hear the most important lyrics at the end of that line. "The world is a bad place, a bad place, a terrible place to live, but I don't wanna die." That's actually quite positive. He's singing from the point of view of a soldier in Vietnam. Incredible song!

[@johnfaram4684]

another great brit band, marmalade,criminally underrated

[@antonnym214]

In the 60s and 70s, we were spoiled by a plethora of world-class songwriting and performing. Notice the variety! It didn't all sound the same! Reflections is one of the six songs I would have to have on a deserted island. All good wishes.

[@mefw]

Scottish Band from Glasgow - a song that was listened to a lot by soldiers during Vietnam as was He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother

[@cambridge5]

Hi Kristin from across the pond UK. I grew up in the sixties and all these years later I cannot believe I’m listening to 60s music. What a great song, very emotive and deep but very poignant particularly in these worrying times. I love your reactions to the old music and bands of my youth. Take care and above all stay safe. p.s. there are way more good people than bad. 😊

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🗣Thankyou Cambridge and hello to you! The 60’s era of music will never die!

[@KristinKali]

And let the good ALWAYS conquer the bad! 👍

[@8sun52]

A British DJ interviewed Dean Ford back in 2013. Dean said this song was not written about Vietnam, but a lot of Vietnam Vets could relate to the song and so they liked it. Which I could understand, but this is a very open-ended song so it can be related to in different ways.

[@carlhughes6459]

So many bands like the marmalade had great harmony from this era, try the hollies

[@pattih7]

Now, in 2022, I’m 71, and still love this song and group! I play this a lot! There is a Bandstand recording of them, earlier, and Junior, the lead singer is wearing a hat, looks so different. God Bless and Happy Thanksgiving weekend!Amen!🙏🧡✌️

[@KristinKali]

Same to you Patti 🙏💕 God Bless us all

[@KJMarchelak]

Was 16yr old living in London and working in London Bridge when this song came out - moved me then a lot and now 71yrs young listening to this now brings back the memories of a carefree time, Dean Ford sang it again just before he died and he did a blinding job of it again. Totall class band and singer with proper music that lasts forever. Lucky to have been alive when all this fantastic music was born.

[@Nastyfinger1444]

Mysterious and wonderful song. I was 10 when this song was popular. I still enjoy listening.

[@ed.z.]

In the 60s we loved beautiful music with deep soulful vocals by humans for humans. No computers need apply.

[@honeyboysmith6587]

You can say that again . This song touches your soul . Its amazing

[@mystro4627]

I love this song, I waited to see your first response and that said it all. The splendor! It brings tears to my eyes, thank you for the post

[@roybarwick3452]

Superb song,also just as good when his sung it in his later life! the lyics mean so much and true!

[@roncatton7101]

One of my favourite songs of all time. May have been concerning Vietnam but so poignant today as we fight for our freedoms, rights and democracy, not to mention the tyrants out there who have an agenda against us all..stay strong people!

[@bradleyhart2492]

One of my all time favorite songs. I just found you, I'll keep watching.

[@madmaxmckinnes5862]

ALL good things come from Scotland😉🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@62impalaconvert]

I was in college in the mid/late 60's and it was a great time for all kinds of new though provoking and inspiring music which reflected the many changes that were occuring in society..

[@larynbolinger7409]

I am 66 now and a full grown man and I still get teary-eyed this is one of my all time favorites and I'm an old rocker. Don't know why they cut off comments on their sites bad finger was good but had nothing on these guys

[@kevinkingston6488]

Reflection of my life an amazing song ...soldiers in nam kinda adopted this song ...bless the vets

[@williamtaylor874]

Ime so glad you like this it moves me to tears x

[@michaelj1232]

tell me about it

[@brianszanyi5538]

This is one of the best songs ever remember there were dead young men coming home from the war God bless you thank you for your channel

[@tonytye8963]

People over the pond think they are a one hit wonder, but they aren't. Thia actually wasn't their biggest hit and they had more. They actually had a No1 in the UK with a cover of the Beatles song Obla de Obla da (life goes on).

[@texastornado8842]

Living in the 60’s was like Heaven compared to our world today....I tried to explain it to my kids but they balked at that opinion...they finally realized that I was right..And now they agree that the music was so much better..

[@KristinKali]

Glad they realized sense... even the 90’s were way better than today.. smh.. I cry thinking how my children will grow up today in this world 🌎 I pray

[@harrybroaddus846]

Shades of my high school days. Thanks Kristin!

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🗣Absolutely Harry! I gain so much from music & great ppl like you! It’s a win-win 🥰🙏

[@joepowell7025]

Hi Kristin .. I'm back ... i've had computer probs but all good now. The 60's and 70s had so many beautiful innovations and new sounds and i was lucky to have been in that era. Just to live through all that was wonderful and to see so many great artists in their prime ... imagine what a thrill that was. IF you ever get the chance please play some Carpenters ... you will be pleasantly surprised .. I'm an out of work entertainer now as all the pubs , clubs and entertainment venues are close and until then i cannot contribute any numeration for a request but when i can i shall. Much love to you and stay safe please ... We love you and appreciate you xxx

[@veeeforvendetta]

I was born in 61 and I think my first memory of adult pop music was by Three Dog Night. Yes so many great sounds from that period.. the Carpenters, James Taylor, Mamas and Papas... 5th Dimension a group I discovered a few years ago The Sunshine Company>their on youtube check them out also. Alao those female vocalist Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Laura Nero etc. Male vocalist John Denver, Joe Crocker, Jim Croce, JT.. and more.. Watch the movie Sunset Strip 200? great music.

[@veeeforvendetta]

Oh... Leo Sayer, Gilbert O'Sullivan Burt Bacharach

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🗣I always take suggestions for free!! 🥰 so give me a good “Carpenter song” and I will add it to my list! The request and donations are for people who can donate and want their song played “RIGHT NOW”... and give me a tip for playing it 😂

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️😳☺️🗣And I love and appreciate all the good vibes & well wishes! I absolutely want the same for you dear one! You and your well being is a priority... hopefully when we get back to our day jobs we can all “share the wealth” 🙏💕

[@joepowell7025]

Thank you so much. I've had the feeling in my heart that you are a special lady. Bless you my friend, whenever you get the chance please play " We've Only Just Begun " It is so beautiful and was played in many weddings throughout the years ... You will hear her beautiful and magical voice . They are a brother and sister duo . It's the video clip where it starts with their picture together on an album cover ...Again i thank you from my heart.

[@funkyboda]

Definitely one of my all time favourite Songs.. So so underrated ❤️🇬🇧

[@TimothyBrewer]

Being a 60's kid, I love your reaction to this song It's one of my favorite songs and you are right the 60's had some of the best music!

[@azcactus2008]

I love your reactions. I knew you would love this song.

[@donnysworld6774]

Glad you love this song as much as me. I was lucky to find this on youtube. It is my favorite song by far. And Robert Jones posted to listen to the remake Dean did before he passed. Now there is a tear jerker. RIP Dean.

[@tradeladder146]

This was one of Paul Mcartneys favourite songs.

[@joepowell7025]

Oh and the Drummer of this wonderful group Alan Whitehead is a friend.

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️😳🗣Whoa!! Now that’s some major respect to you! 🤘😁

[@sludge8506]

The interplay between the lead vocals and the harmony vocals is unusual and amazing.

[@enildogregorio6182]

Sou brasileiro, e me emociono sempre quando eu ouço essa magnífica canção.

[@maajorkv]

Very emotional.

[@emildahernandez4258]

I was 16 when I first heard this song ❤️❤️❤️

[@25dimensionsfrancis42]

Im 72 and remember the 60s so well.There are more good people than bad people problem is the bad people are the ones in a position of power.

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🗣Yes, that is true Charles.. so very true

[@maajorkv]

Yes, some great music in the 1960s!

[@KristinKali]

You got that right!

[@davidchamberlain5425]

Classic song 🎵🎶..eternal wonderment for body and mind🙏🎵🎶👍

[@mariaclark9751]

You must hear his new version of this song which is even better if that’s possible. Just before he passed away over a year ago god bless to them all best music ever. 😍🙏✝️✝️✝️

[@harkeddie]

I totally agree.. its a very rare thing that a remake is better than the original although both versions have their merits and maybe its an age thing but his remake seems so much mellower and brings out even more emotions.God look after you well Dean (Mcaleese) Ford

[@harkeddie]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep-ck3SsjLhniLc

[@kevinkingston6488]

Hi Kristin, I'm Kevin love Marmalade , awesome you payed refections , a beautiful song and you are so beautiful.....kevin oooxxx

[@KristinKali]

👊💙🥰🗣Thank-you Kevin, wishing you warm holidays!

[@kevinkingston6488]

@@KristinKali thank you- beautiful , you have gorgeous eyes, wow...kevin

[@kevinkingston6488]

I wish we could be friends on messenger /facebook

[@kevinkingston6488]

When l seen your picture my mouth just dropped

[@ojjuarez9148]

This is 'the ' song in my life, been with me in some form or another since '69 and this song will see me off one day...

[@ROCKHITS572]

oh yeah I'm young again memory's 👍👍

[@DoogSmith]

Hi from Lanark in Scotland.Lovely reaction.

[@mhleadpastorscnc10]

Just a great song with great vocals and musicianship. Especially the bass.

[@pw9133]

Hello Kristin, I'm in New Zealand. Am 63 years old . Love the fact you get inspired by this song, as do I. I love your enthusiasm and I feel your love ❤️. Hey one thing you said, Jerry? Please, who is Jerry? Sounds like a good bloke. Love u, keep doing what you do. It's beautiful. And we need all the beautiful people in the world to " come together" right now. Love you Kristin.

[@KristinKali]

Hello my New Zealand friend :) Welcome to my humble/chaotic channel... Jerry was a Vietnam Veteran and my mentor when i was growing up... he died in 2017 around the time I joined youtube. Im a nurse inspired bc of his work as a Medic/Physician assistant in Central California. Jerry always told me to do or say the RIGHT thing no matter how hard it is... or how alone you might be.

[@Arandomperson_online]

I was a little girl in the 60s and u r right about the songs and then the 70 behind to me were AMAZING songs from the ♥️

[@robertlongwill8856]

Kali you are so gorgeous and vivacious. You have beautiful eyes. BTW great song and great reaction. Robert

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🥰🗣Robert! You made my evening! Thankyou for being too kind 🙏💕

[@robertlongwill8856]

@@KristinKali that's not difficult to be kind when it comes to Someone Like You

[@robertlongwill8856]

@@KristinKali this is such a beautiful song it does take me back to the sixties. And that smile of yours will light up the darkest of hearts. Including mine.

[@veracli7236]

Quando sempre posso começo a ouvir suas músicas 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@vernhoke7730]

This is a a throwback to taking our minds off what was going on in the country. The US was in turmoil with the Vietnam war, protests against it and race riots around the country. If you want another one from around this same time check out Diana Ross & the Supremes "Reflections", similar name way different song. Good choice Kristin.

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️🗣DKC... chose this amazing song and you gave me some valuable information that I would never have known 🙏💕 Thankyou so very very much 🥺

[@vernhoke7730]

@@KristinKali I was 10 years old back then. My father had just retired from the Army after spending a year in Vietnam and all the uproar was on the nightly news. In fact the old man had taken a job selling life insurance and one of his routes was in an area that wasn't that safe. We were at my grandparents in the pool when he came over and said he'd just quit his job. He said I've spent 20 years in the service and year in a combat zone and wasn't getting killed by a bunch of rioters at home. About the only good thing that came out of that era was the music.

[@Cerita_Horror_Harian]

Good band with a fenomenal song, unic music

[@veracli7236]

Música linda canção de fala com o coração gostava muito muito das suas músicas

[@velvetbees]

This reminds me of vietnam. I was not there, but this was a big song back in the day when we were so distraught that the war went on and on. It felt like it was never going to end.

[@grahamblair-g1q]

You always assume the songs are American. Just to let you know they were from Scotland and were big in the 70s & 80s.

[@pabloragni7216]

I am 80 and love thls song

[@sandraking7085]

This song was huge among the Vietnam Era and I can definitely understand why..

[@dianebrathwaitte9831]

This song was during the Viet Nam War. I was a senior in High School.

[@susanmoreland2671]

"Thank you for this..I read " Heather Ryan's comment too...not sure if she made it....thank you for being on youtube..your amazing...🙏❣

[@KristinKali]

💙🙏🗣I appreciate you Susan, thank-you for commenting 🙂

[@susanmoreland2671]

@@KristinKali you seem like such a beautiful person. It's easy to watch you so thank you

[@newratitudetv7201]

Dean Ford was amazing !

[@maajorkv]

This song makes one tingle.