Two Little Boys - Rolf Harris (Lyrics video)

[@Cailean_MacCoinnich]

This still brings a tear to my eye. I grew up in the early 70's and I always thought of this song when my brother and I played together. 50 odd years later I'm blessed that my big brother and I are still so very close.

[@alisondawson5116]

You are so fortunate ate to still have each other. xoxox

[@aprilsmith5107]

I lost my mum in 2009. She would sing this Song to us when we was kids. It still brings tears to my eyes when i hear it ❤️

[@alisondawson5116]

Same here xoxox

[@chrismaginess1289]

Sorry about your mom. This song brings back some very good memories for me too.

[@avenger7736]

This reminds me of my little brother who i lost in 1971 aged 8 from lymphoblastic luekemia i miss him so much and everytime i play this it breaks my heart rip michael

[@stewarthumphreys8960]

Sorry to hear my friend.. This very song always leaves a lump in my throat from my childhood memories and a particular event similar to yours.. Gone but never forgotten.. Enjoy your Christmas and best wishes for the new year..

[@msmoonbeam91]

I'm sorry 😔

[@dodgetaylor3044]

This song reminds me of when Rolf Harris done inappropriate things to me when I was young

[@robertandrewbaptie3006]

Awww FCKING hell mate truly sorry 😞 this song already gets to me 😥 lots of love ❤ bro

[@robertandrewbaptie3006]

@@dodgetaylor3044 anno what he done was FCKING terrible & should have been torcherd to 🪦 but what has it got to do with this poor lad who has just mentioned something heartbreaking & your FCKING about

[@robertjarman8979]

Great Great song.

[@kristinawilde5931]

Great song,I too have very fond memories of hearing this as a kid 😊

[@bpage4132]

R.I.P. Rolf Harris. This is my all-time favourite song [and started out as a music hall song as well as a children`s song] and I remember this song as a Xmas No.1 hit in 1969 [my favourite year in the 1960`s, and I was 2 years old then] and I`d like to dedicate this song to my family who were around then and also to the people who were around in both world wars including my late mother`s father Joseph Hymas, who served in both world wars and he had TB in the first world war. I`m definitely miss him now and I love this song in honour of Rolf Harris.

[@FallenAngel9979]

Look- I grew up with Rolf Harris’s Cartoon Club. He was amazing, I don’t think about later when it was revealed who really was. He was great at the time.

[@junestrickland1478]

Me too. I even had a xylophone s he used to play. grew up with this man. this song, *@53 yrs old still makes me cry. love it though.

[@madyottoyotto3055]

I won't listen to anything Michel Jackson and many others for the same reason but can't ban this song from my list I learned the the didgeridoo because of him before we all know what we know now

[@bl123-w8l]

he was set up

[@350zKingz]

Climb up Tommy don't be dying

[@jenicornh6382]

I am doing this for choir practice right now tonight at school 🏫 so yeah 😊😊

[@ihonestlydontcareanymore6234]

this song makes me cry because it was the song my aunt sang to my dying grandpa.

[@chrismaginess1289]

I remember this song when I was a small kid. I actually liked it so did my kid brother. Who would've thought he was actually a paedophile.

[@HCWATSON]

Ah fuck told myself I wouldn’t cry

[@junestrickland1478]

Hard not too really. I grew up with guy on the TV in the 70s. this song makes me 😢

[@Stedmaniac]

Can a non-nonce please record this brilliant song? It was written before Rolf "asks 'em young.....can you tell what it is yet?" Harris was born so it's not his!

[@stevenhibbert9882]

I'll bet there is

[@debbielangton8371]

😂😂😂😂

[@annaznidericz]

lol

[@FakeAdminZ]

HeheHOo Hehemm, aheheheh MM heheho ehh, can you guess where it is yet?

[@shellyhanke2336]

The Bluegrass version by The Country Gentlemen is much better.

[@dilara2864]

it is sooo dark

[@deborahswann824]

Walking Matilda

[@jamesocton5220]

Have you guys been living under a rock or some shit😂😂😂😂

[@jasongroves1111]

It's a song my mam sang to me in the 70s with my brother but she had no idea what the song could of meant or what type of guy he turned into!! 🤢😈😠

[@afm62]

He didn’t write the song. It’s from the very early 1900s and the war referred to is the Boer War. It’s based on fact.

[@junestrickland1478]

It's so sad but true. horses and canons not a good mix but there was a time they were used.. this always reminds me of the Charge of The Light Brigade poem.. the Kings Hussars on horse back.

[@briton3851]

Trainspotting lead me here

[@jessesalmantv2817]

You and me both mate

[@recodegamesstudio]

The irony

[@deborahswann824]

Walking Matilda

[@FallenAngel9979]

*Waltzing*