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One of my post primary school hymns/songs. I love the encouragement and optimism it brings

Sounding good chaps!

Infants school 1970s mostly a bad experience

This 'song' has been with me all my life, so simple yet says it all. No mention of religion, therefore not strictly a hymn, even if so intentioned. Just an observation and celebration of Nature's way, therefore appealing to all. I always imagined school children singing this (if ever so slightly out of tune) in assembly with piano accompaniment, but I enjoyed Richard Jasper's version. Thank you.

Beautiful melody.

Nice job mate

Adrian never built that wall for nothing. God Bless the Fallen and all the Guards that fought on that Mountain.

Why does anti-christian RUclips not provide a 'Like' 'thumbs-up' button?

I honour this song

My favourite hymn, the only one I likes as a child. Interestingly there's no mention of God or Jesus or even worship. Just pure spiritual gratitude! Gets my vote!

I remember singing this in primary school many moons ago! ❤

This reminds me of my infant school days - wonderful.

My favourite hymn from junior school. I thought at the time my teacher wrote it. But obviously not! It's the hymn that's stayed with me. Thank you for this.

Another rare performance of John Farnham performing in his native country the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 🇬🇧

Sang this in Methodist College assembly in the 60s.wonderful memories.A song to remember!

Long lost and beautiful xxj

Oh, I love this tune! ♥️♥️♥️

Thanks❤! As a finn this is awesome. Could you do a video of the march of narva on bagpipes? (Narvan marssi). I think they would also fit really well together.

Remember this in Primary School. A new deputy head was introduced to us boys at morning assembly. He, sang to us without accompaniament. Then we all had sing it. I believe some of the words are different on this version.

Jean Sibelius was a great composer. And his works played by bagpipe, even better.

Remember singing this also at indian queens primary school ,cornwall during assembly many years ago

I woke with this in my mind and soul Last sang in primary school😊

I’ve never forgotten this ( song ) Mrs Naish my primary schoolteacher at Dog Kennel Hill School in Camberwell SE5 sang this before we went home. Very early 1950s , wonderful memories for me , May God Bless Her xxx

This hymn takes me back to at all the carefree nostalgic days growing up, I’m grateful for our school assemblies in 60’s -70’s love this beautiful rendition.

I woke up this morning and received this song from school in my head...started singing it and looked it up to find myself here with Everyone else 🥰 I'm overwhelmed to discover there are others who have experienced the Exact SAME THING 💞🤝🏻💯 Glory be to Our Creator of Heaven and Earth and US💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾🙏🙏🙏🥳🥳🥳

The Bells of Dunblane bagpipe tune, was written as a tribute to the children who were killed in a shooting at the local primary school in 1996. The tune was written by Robert Mathieson. Sixteen children with ages between 5/7 years and their teacher were killed. Rest in Peace with our Lord and the Angels.

Good good luck 👍🎉❤😊

Not even a Scot

Sorry, that is NOT Sean Connery! Close, but no cigar!

When you look back to the school years in the sixties when we sang this in assembly it makes you realise it was a very positive start to the day. Beautiful rendition I might have it as my wake up alarm .

As a Scotsman this song means so much to me and to my country as well #BellsOfDunblane #WeRemember 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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Thee great tunes

Are you the same Richard Jasper that did "Glad that I live am I'?

LONDON (AP) _ Britain would not have recaptured the Falkland Islands from Argentina in 1982 without U.S. military assistance, former U.S. Navy Secretary John Lehman was quoted Sunday as saying. in a British Broadcasting Corp. television interview to be broadcast Wednesday night, Lehman also says U.S. involvement in the Falklands war led indirectly to the Irangate scandal, the Observer newspaper reported. The weekly said Lehman’s interview will be included in the latest episode of ″An Ocean Apart,″ a BBC documentary series on British-American relations. ″Britain would have had to have withdraw from the Falklands″ if the Reagan administration withheld support, it quoted Lehman as saying. U.S. military aid in the 74-day war, in which Britain recaptured the South Atlantic archipelago from invading Argentine forces, has been a closely guarded secret, the Observer said. ″Lehman is the first senior U.S. official to claim that the Pentagon’s supplies of intelligence and material were so great as to have been decisive,″ it said argentina was actually winning that war!

This very emotional. Amazing 👏👏❤

I remember us singing this at junior school. Was one of my favourites. The head mistress explained to us what some of the lyrics meant. I like the way that you have a yellow Labrador in a lot of the pictures. We had a yellow Labrador as well around that time.

Sang it at school

Love it!!

My God! This is life!! Thank you.

Happy memories of primary school 1968 to 75

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We sang this at school. 🇬🇧 (Don't lose this mindset.)

I have only read a good synopsis of Mary's autobiography, and can say that a lot of what is now being told of as her history is untrue at worst or twisted truth at best. Mary never claimed to be a Nurse or 'Doctoress" nor that her mother was, as is the recent narrative. In fact Physicians were invariably male, as women were thought too incompetent and weak to do such a job. Women as Nurses was also not a thing, for the same reasons. Florence Nightingale was the first recognised Nurse in the world. Women were thought too stupid and weak (or 'delicate'). Florence was much maligned for her capabilities in her own time especially for her insistence on cleanliness as Physicians, such they were, took great pride in old dirty blood being on their coats. People believed it a testimony that they were experienced. Not only the quacks of the time believed that but people in general did. Mary wasn't untruthful and apparently never claimed to be a Nurse or Doctress. Nor that her mother was. She also wrote that she opened and ran an hotel and restaurant, not for the ill and injured. It was her business venture and she only sometimes visited patients in the local hospital. She did supply her brews to people and later realised that her concoctions must have killed a lot of them, which she deeply regretted. However, that was the nature of herbal medicines and it still is to some extent. There are countless herbal and spice 'cures' on the Web but if you search the recommended plant and write 'dangers' after the word in the search bar it is frightening how many times a thing can have an even worse effect than the illness and even sometimes be deadly. Also, she used mercury and lead. That said, she wasn't the only one. It seems it was usual for the time. Such things did cure what they were treating and the bit later ill effects would appear to be unrelated. Laudnum was also heavily used and freely sold, and a lot of people became addicted and died from that too. It isn't possible to compare medical practice of even the time of Florence and Mary with later practice. It would be incorrect to describe any of them as Nurses. In fact, a lot of people who were patients of or worked with Florence seemed to find some justified faults with her, including that she was cold and aloof toward patients. Maybe a snob. Mary seems to have been more warm and personable. However, bigging them up helped with the efforts of the emancipation of women which whilst it was much needed, the plan wasn't really to help women at all but to have women vote and undermine men, to take mens jobs for much lower pay which would in due course cause mens pay to be far less, to 'encourage' mums of even babies to go out to work and therefore not be a constant figure and stable influence on the children and in the home, and the end goal to break up the family and turn the genders against each other. Why would those long powerful families do that? Because the family is the backbone of any society. Break down families and the women and children are more easily targeted, as men are less inclined to protect them after being disregarded by the women. Then society can be reshaped. Children get their ideas and characters from being brainwashed in schools, by TV and any other means available instead of parents and other elders in their families. The changes to society planned and being carried out are not good and healthy for us. The best way to find the truth of anything about the twisted histories we are now told is to try and buy the earliest edition books possible, particularly autobiographies (which also may be biased). Lies about history are almost always to divide and conquer. To make the group no longer favourable to those in control look bad. Years ago it was more popular to disparage Jews, and Blacks, Asians, whoever. Really it never matters too much which group, as long as the general populace can be signalled "Don't look here at us and what we are doing to you. Look at them there and what they did". There is always an agenda and it is never really for the long term betterment of the masses, even if it appears to be at first. E.G. When Blair became PM in 1997 (without my vote. I did not vote for any of them) most people were amazed at how quickly it appeared he improved the NHS. After all, it had clearly been falling apart for years. What few people knew was that it was at the expense of mental health services and other less obvious disciplines. Also only those at or near the top including within the NHS knew the 'improvements' were to make it attractive to buyers. It was sold lock, stock and barrel to (William's?) SERCO on the open stock market in 1998. Now, it's various component authorities are listed on Dun & Bradstreet. The USA branch, not the branch in England. So it appears to have been broken up and sold on piecemeal. There so much more I write as examples but too much for here. What is made to look good for us is in reality very much to the detriment of ourselves, our children and theirs ad infinitum. Lesson to be learned; never trust the official or popular narrative whether it is about history, science, politics or anything. Always research for yourselves as far as you can. Even then you may not find the whole truth

Good mixed hope you can make mix with Omani bagpipes

R.I.P. 💂🏻‍♂️

Great video. Do more of this!

Thank you for this rendition. I've been singing this song all my life - since the earliest days of school (1960s). The writer really captured something - it's even been there at the bad times since.

For some reason, I woke up this morning with this tune and all the words in my head. Never heard it or thought of it since my infant school days over 50 years ago. Googled it and instantly came up with this amazing rendition. Thanks very much. Like others have alluded to; long lost happier days, that children these days will never know.