That was my grand uncle , I know he’s resting well now but I’m glad other get to enjoy one of the men I got to look up to and admire for his heart and his love of his homeland
I'm very sorry for your loss. I spent many years at highland games both listening to him play and partying with him and MacKenzie (what a hilarious duo). He was a wonderful person and a very talented man.
I consider this one on the most songs with lyrics so lovely and warm. The accompanying pictures are however not connected to what I am hearing. A song about love without being able to see living creatures? OK for a now but .....
glad you enjoyed this lovely song but it was written by the nineteenth century Burnley poet Henry Nutter, turned into song by Gerry Kearns(of the Oldham Tinkers).
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heart melting miracle of sound and sense
Beautiful song from county Waterford...love it.
Great photos with gorgeous music. Sounds of my childhood. Scotland is on my bucket list.
That was my grand uncle , I know he’s resting well now but I’m glad other get to enjoy one of the men I got to look up to and admire for his heart and his love of his homeland
I'm very sorry for your loss. I spent many years at highland games both listening to him play and partying with him and MacKenzie (what a hilarious duo). He was a wonderful person and a very talented man.
Nice collage...goes nicely with one of my favorite songs, performed by one of my favorite musical artists!
One of my favourite songs. Beautiful views of Ireland, but if there was one of The Comeras I missed it😠😠😠
Because Alex Beaton is Scottish, born in Glasgow. I have seen him perform many times.
As did I.
I consider this one on the most songs with lyrics so lovely and warm. The accompanying pictures are however not connected to what I am hearing. A song about love without being able to see living creatures? OK for a now but .....
why would a song from Waterford ,IRELAND make you put Scotland on your bucket list
glad you enjoyed this lovely song but it was written by the nineteenth century Burnley poet Henry Nutter, turned into song by Gerry Kearns(of the Oldham Tinkers).
Sorry! Comeraghs.🤗🤗🤗