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William I looked you up. I wanted to know where you came from,, how you grew in song and music. How wonderful to see you young and singing with your whole heart. I think you have a lot of fun. I like the shaved head, clean shaven face of today. It suits you. Forever Young

Looks like it was shot in Sydney.

AMAZING ❤

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!!

I love this song so much and their voices. I have enjoyed following what is on the internet that they have done!! I actually put this link to my friends on their birthdays as my favorite Happy Birthday song. Thanks guys !!

Bravo!

Wow

Lovely!!

Zwei Tenöre und ein Bariton...geil

Love em

Yeah isn't so horrible to Nance how wronged he was by the Arkansas State of Justice, and how he was such a good guy even though he raped two underage women and then attempted rape of Julie and then killed her and left in the woods only to then try to claim he and Herr were banging and heard at Walmart how she had HIV, not the family of Julie whose mother sadly committed suicide on Christmas and now the family can't celebrate anything. DONT YOU FEEL SO SORRY FOR HIM AND NOT THE FAMILY YOU POS

Awww this so amazing James🙏🙏🙏

I love the Celtic tenors but this song sends chills down my spine. Eric Nance's victim did not deserve what happened to her

Que bella canción y las voces maravillosas !!!!!! Desde Salta Argentina los escucho siempre !!!!

In 1995, Nance began a decade-long correspondence with James Nelson, an Irish tenor who is critical of the death penalty.[6] Through their friendship, Nelson realized "that Eric's only means of escape from [his] hell's purgatory was through his letters, his memories and his dreams."[6] With fellow Celtic Tenors Niall Morris and Matthew Gilsenan, Nelson set a poem of Nance's to music and entitled it, "Eric's Song". After Nance's execution, the Celtic Tenors released the song on their album, Remember

MurderEdit On October 11, 1993, 18-year-old Julie Heath (June 11, 1975 - October 11, 1993) was driving on U.S. Highway 270 between Malvern and Hot Springs, Arkansas, to visit her boyfriend in Hot Springs. Nance stated that he stopped to help Heath after her car broke down and offered her a ride to Malvern. The prosecution said that Nance then raped and murdered her. He was later seen in a convenience store wearing no shoes, socks, or shirt. According to the clerk, there appeared to be fresh dark, damp stains on his overalls.[1] Heath's body was found on October 18, 1993, by a hunter. Her throat had been cut. Photographs of the scene show that she was fully clothed, but her belt buckle was partially undone, her pants zipper was not fully up, and the left shoulder of her shirt was torn. The shirt was also on inside out. The medical examiner also reported that her socks and panties were on inside out and her bra was pulled up around the neck and shoulder area. A pubic hair located in Nance's pickup was said by an expert to be microscopically identical to that of Heath.[1] Nance said he accidentally killed Heath. According to defense testimony, she had become hysterical after seeing a utility knife and began to kick at him. Putting up his hand to stop her, he accidentally lodged the knife in her throat. This version of events was told at the trial by his brother and sister, to whom Nance had told his version of events.[2] The TV show "Murder Comes to Town" on the Investigation Discovery channel presented this murder mystery in Season 5 Episode 7 "Something's Not Right". Later, his sister Belinda, told his story on the "Evil Lives Here" episode "They Say I Killed My Brother

Notice how you assholes only have 53 likes? That is because you decided to pay tribute to a fucking shameless piece of shit murderer! Where do you get the balls! Instead of honoring the victim, you honor the asshole who raped and nurdererd her! I hope you assholes have a steady decline in your carreers! Worthless assholes!

Oh my, goosebumps ❤️‍🔥

Too bad Eric's victim never got to write a song or a poem. Or live past 18.

For Esther on what would have been her 80th Birthday (14th April 2021) left this world in 1999 aged 58, beautiful, young and lovely "Forever Young" and forever in my heart and on my mind.

much LOVE Kimmyssong

The best rendition of the song, beautiful voices, absolutely love it!

where is this filmed?

how can someone write songs from a convicted murderer of an 18 year old Arkansas cheerleader .. this is just so sick and gross ... Eric Randall Nance (January 9, 1960 - November 28, 2005) was an American man who was convicted of murder in the state of Arkansas. While on death row, the former heating and air conditioning technician obtained his high school equivalency certificate and penned multiple poems, one of which was set to music and recorded by the Celtic Tenors. Nance was executed in 2005, twelve years after the crime. The murder On October 11, 1993, 18-year-old Julie Heath (June 11, 1975 - October 11, 1993) was driving on U.S. Highway 270 between Malvern and Hot Springs, Arkansas, to visit her boyfriend in Hot Springs. Nance stated that he stopped to help Heath after her car broke down and offered her a ride to Malvern. The prosecution said that Nance then raped and murdered her. He was later seen in a convenience store wearing no shoes, socks, or shirt. According to the clerk, there appeared to be fresh dark, damp stains on his overalls. Heath's body was found on October 18, 1993, by a hunter. Her throat had been cut. Photographs of the scene show that she was fully clothed, but her belt buckle was partially undone, her pants zipper was not fully up, and the left shoulder of her shirt was torn. The shirt was also on inside out. The medical examiner also reported that her socks and panties were on inside out and her bra was pulled up around the neck and shoulder area. A pubic hair located in Nance's pickup was said by an expert to be microscopically identical to that of Heath. Nance said he accidentally killed Heath. According to defense testimony, she had become hysterical after seeing a utility knife and began to kick at him. Putting up his hand to stop her, he accidentally lodged the knife in her throat. This version of events were told at the trial by his brother and sister, to whom Nance had told his version of events Execution Originally the execution was scheduled for 8 p.m. on November 28. There was a temporary stay order by Justice Clarence Thomas to give him more time to review the case. Thomas is the justice responsible for handling emergency cases from Arkansas. The stay was vacated shortly afterwards and all appeals denied. Nance ordered a final meal of two bacon cheeseburgers, french fries, two pints of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream, and two Coca-Colas. Nance made no last statement. Given a lethal injection, he was pronounced dead at 9:24 p.m. CST. It was the first execution by the state of Arkansas since Charles Laverne Singleton on January 6, 2004. Witnesses described the execution as surreal. Although Nance offered no last words, his spiritual advisor yelled, "May God have mercy on our souls!", which startled some witnesses Writings and song In 1995, Nance began a decade-long correspondence with James Nelson, an Irish tenor who is critical of the death penalty. Through their friendship, Nelson realized "that Eric's only means of escape from [his] hell's purgatory was through his letters, his memories and his dreams." With fellow Celtic Tenors Niall Morris and Matthew Gilsenan, Nelson set a poem of Nance's to music and entitled it, "Eric's Song". After Nance's execution, the Celtic Tenors released the song on their album, Remember Me. THIS MAN GOT WHAT HE DESERVES .. DEATH AND I PRAY HE IS BURNING IN HELL .. HE TORE THAT GIRLS FAMILY APART .. THEY DESERVE PEACE WHERE HE ONLY DESERVES HELL.....

SO Mega

Love this song. 😘

So beautiful 👏👏👏

Love this song

Wow, your German is really good! It's a shame that none of your concerts in Germany will be anywhere close to me :-(

So Mega Cool

I am going to go see them tonight. Looking forward to it!

I saw these guys in New Haven, CT last year and their voices were like hearing angels sing! Great show and loved their music!!

EXCELLENT~~~~~

what's the opposite of "feeling? terribly lame and meaningless. you dont have to be able to sing well, just be authentic and unique.

Here watching again! Just love love it!

Beautiful! 🤗🤗🤗👏👏👏

Absolutely beautiful....the best rendition of this song that I've ever heard....and loved the way you compared it to the Irish wish, May the wind be at your back.........it is similar..(in Sumter, SC) .....never knew Bob Dylan had these beautiful words in him!!

Wunderbare Stimmen, ein Genuss zuzuhören!

Thank you - inspirational

Beauty at its best. I can't stop listening to this song. Thank you Celtic Tenors, your all gifts to song, music and the souls of all those that hear you.

Brings tears to my eyes whenever I listen to this. Gorgeous singing and video.

One of my favorite Irish songs. You guys do an amazing job and love your voices. 🍀