I was supposed to see him in Quebec city in april 2020 but then the pandemic happened... It was a gift to myself to celebrate the fact that I finally graduated from university. I was ready to finally meet one of my favorite human being. I wanted to bring one of his books so he could've signed it. But mostly I wanted to hear 2 songs. Boston and St-Johns and Where I belong. I'm from a really small village in Nothern Quebec call Chibougamau. We are really isolated from the rest of the province, but it's home. I went to Quebec city for 6 years for college and university. Far from everyone I love. The song Where I belong helped me so much and made me realize that one day, I would get back home with my family and friends. Going back home. It's going to be difficult for me to meet you one day Alan since I'm really far for most of the music venues you play, but I hold on to that dream and believe that one day, I'll get to hear your stories and your songs. Cheers from Chibougamau, Quebec. Take care of yourself and keep it up!
@tonygroves5526Күн бұрын
The American pilot probably thought that everyone in Canada knows everyone else, and we all play hockey together. 😂 Alan being a walking stereotype is hilarious.
@isobellemcghie34654 жыл бұрын
Alan Doyle you are the teller of yarns 🎉😍💥
@walker703 жыл бұрын
This is great, thanks for the post!
@SwerveJr10 ай бұрын
I may be wrong, but there's a Boxing museum in Canastota, New York. Either way, an amazing story!
@karlakassia41252 жыл бұрын
Song: 14:55
@SarahNewtonHatch4 жыл бұрын
YOUR THE BEST
@catemacdonald77942 жыл бұрын
i went to boarding school with janie smallwood she was my roomate janie message me if you see this