My dad is 90 now. He said to me, when I'm gone I don't want you girls (the sisters) to cry for me. Just do what needs to be done and move on. I looked at him and said "I won't cry for you dad, I'll cry for me."
About 9 years ago I had a status epileptic seizure. I had been on meds since 5th grade but, went till 2012 without a seizure. Anyways, I got put on a ventilator and they told my family to make funeral arrangements. When I was on the ventilator I saw my grandfather rocking a baby with dark brown hair and my great aunt told me I couldn't stay and I had to go back. In 2015 I gave birth to a baby girl with dark brown hair. I believe that's whoo my grandpa was rocking.
My Daughter Josephine (we call her Joey) was born in 2009, her Uncle Joey (my wife's brother and best friend) died three years before she was born. My wife had so many complications with her pregnancy, she almost went into labor at twenty, twenty-four and twenty six weeks. At twenty-nine weeks Joey decided she couldn't wait any longer and graced us with her presence. She spent sixteen weeks in the NICU and we almost lost her twice to complications. When she was about two and a half she saw a picture of him and said "Uncle Joey" in an excited voice. My wife turned around slowly and said, "Baby, how do you know that's your uncle Joe?" Joey just smiled and said, "Because he was with me in heaven while I was waiting to be born mommy." My wife broke down and started crying uncontrollably.
Started having seizures when I was 2 years old, had brain surgery when I was 15-16 and my mother and father didn’t want to go through with it but the doctor left it up to me regarding my age and I looked at both my parents, grandparents, and doctor and said I would rather take the chance/risk than have no chance at all. I’m 34 years old now and I haven’t had a seizure since but the only down fall is the doctor that did the surgery is 100% sure if it was because of the surgery are medication change right before the surgery that stopped the seizures. The seizures actually stopped when one of my medications was switched to another one right before the surgery, but then I was fully taken of all meds to actually cause seizures to find out what spot of the brain they where coming from and then I was put back on the meds.
The tears hit me when he talked about his grandfather. One of my grandfathers died when I was 5 and I remember him. My other grandfather died when I was 6 and I only have a couple of memories of him. It sucks. They're definitely in a better place than we are today.
Gosh, I’m sitting here sobbing like a baby. This song always gets me like this. I lost my daddy when I was 13 years old and I can’t wait to see him again one day. 💜
I listen to this song all the time just became one of my favorites I love Brad Paisley and Dolly Parton so much it's a great song🤟🤟🤟🥰😍🤩👏👏👏👏💛 thank you so much for doing this
I saw your reaction very interesting. I love the song can't help but getting a little teared up every time I hear it. My family comes from Kentucky lookout mountain, my grandfather. Before he came to Michigan was crippled in a mining accident. The first time I heard this song I was taken back to the days of Sunday School where you learn that when someone goes to heaven they get a brand new body. I'll be able to do something in heaven that I can never do in this lifetime and that's walk with my grandad.
I was raised Catholic but for a long time didn't want to believe in any religion. But in my last year of college, my great-grandpa I'm named after passed a few months after my birthday, and just after my college graduatation the youngest of my uncles passed after a 3 year fight with pancreatic cancer. Wasn't sure about what I thought for a year and ended up working in a lot of different places in the 4 corners area and South America for a time. The almost a year after my uncle passed, his father my grandpa passed and I wasn't sure about what to believe for a time. But then I visited the Vatican after a dig in Ireland, saw the Pope and sat in on a sermon in St. Peter's bassilica. I'm not gonna preach or tell someone they need to believe in a god of any kind, but in many ways it can help with the belief you'll get to see them again and that they're happy, at peace, or not in pain anymore. And this song often reminds me of that.
Love this song. I cry every time I hear it. We played it at my grandfathers funeral. Love to see you react to Alan Jackson - Drive! Great song I know you'll enjoy 😁
Quite a few of the people in the photos that their loved ones are showing are pretty famous. Dale Earnhardt’s wife showing his, Ronald Reagan’s son, Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash’s son, etc etc.
My mom passed away at the beginning of 2020. I miss her so much everyday. But she went through so much from an early age. I believe God called her home so she can finally be free and at peace. Not experiencing anymore pain or heartache. But I still wish she was here with me. I’m in my early 20’s and I need her. But she’s guiding me ❤️
I hope you find peace! My grandmother passed in January of this year. After my cousins death she just was never really the same. Oh how I miss her, but I wouldn't want her here struggling
This was one of the songs played at my Uncle’s funeral songs when he passed away in a motorcycle crash in 2005. I still listen to this song to this day! Makes me emotional every time.
This song was played at my Grandma’s Celebration of Life. It was so perfect as she didn’t want a funeral with us all crying over her. We still cried though. Can’t help it. Just miss her so much.
This song always gets to me too! My dad passed at the young age of 58, it's now been almost 15 years but I still break down and cry thinking about him because I miss him so much!! RIP Dad 💙
Love this song! How fitting that you had reacted to it on what would’ve been my grandma’s 87th birthday. Sadly she had passed away 7 years ago. Thank you for reacting to this.
My sister passed away in 2005. And this was one of the songs that was played at her service. It's hard to listen to, but when I do, I know she's with me at that moment.
Oh Billy.... you got me here ... I needed this 🙌... I watched with constant tears running down my face, like I am while typing this. Currently my father is fighting for his life in a hospital bed in Florida... thank you Billy!!
I've lost so much family before I was even born. I only was able to meet my great grandma on mom's side and my grandparents on my father's side. My cousin on dad's side died super young, we are now dealing with my grandma passing in January. I'm very thankful to have stories and pictures of the ones I didn't get to meet. Can't help but wonder what they were like
Just played this song on Memorial Video for My life Partner Fred McKoy..God blessed me and my girls 15 yrs with this Man..He lost his battle with liver cancer on March 15 of this month in our home..Can you react to 2 songs you haven't done Hard to Handle by Black Crowes and My Church by Marren Morris..Yes after hug Fred heading straight to my Gampaw Craig..thks for your reactions kept me going this past year..was great escape..With both loved to turn on radio and sing
Beautiful song and lyrics! Unfortunately in life we are faced losing loved ones! I know by experience! The pain and sorrow is excruciating! I always ask the Lord to give me His comfort and peace! However, time also helps! It is always different for all people! Love you and your reactions.
About 15 years ago, I woke up in the worst pain I ever felt. I went to urgent care and they had the country music video channel on and back to back to back they showed the videos for this song if heaven wasn't so far away and go rest high on that mountain, all about death. Was hoping it wasn't an omen. Ended up being a cancer scare but obviously I'm still here
"I'm gonna walk with my grandaddy, and he will match me step for step, and I'll tell him how I've missed him every minute since he left, then I'll hug his neck"... that part means so much to me. I called my grandfather "granddaddy" and in his last years he was wheelchair bound. And I miss him to this day even though its been 15 years since we lost him. So it's like Brad is speaking for me. Just wish he could have met my kids, his great grandkids. He would have loved them so much. My son in fact is named after both of my grandfathers, William (whom I am talking about here) Stephen (who I never had the chance to meet, died of a heart attack in a robbery at my family's business in the early 70s). I think they would have got along extremely well, because a lot of people say my son is an "old soul." He has always gravitated towards older people, even as an infant. We have pictures of him with his great great great aunt (my grandaddy's aunt) on her 90th birthday and him as an infant, and the calm he had, along with the happiness she had, it was truly amazing, they just simply connected in a very deep way that can't be described. Just simply thinking about it watching your reaction, my granddaddy is a man that I aspire to be even being 36 years old now. He was a man's man, a Marine then Army Reserves (CSM), and a volunteer EMT (founding member of the emergency crew in the county he lived in). A giving man that would give you his last dollar or the shirt off your back if you needed it.
I lost my Daddy almost a year ago come May. I never got the chance to say good bye cause when I called the Hospital (we're states apart) the nurse said it was better to let him sleep & not disturb him. He had suffered from a form of lung disease for over 10 years, and this last bout of Pneumonia was just to much for his body to fight off again. I miss him and can't wait to see him again in the afterlife, god willing, but for now I have pictures and stories to tell my friends & family so he lives on though me.
This song makes me think of my grandma who passed away on July 15, 2012 in just a week before that was my birthday on July 7 and my dad‘s was July 8 so she passed a week after mine and my dad‘s birthdays And to this day I have really never gotten over it but I have moved on but it does not mean I don’t think about my grandma
"Ride a drop of rain".... I've always said I want to ride the northern lights.... last year I became the oldest one left out of only 8 of us left in my dad's line of the family tree. Sobering thought considering I'm only 50.. so yeah, when my time comes I want to ride those lights and be free and unencumbered by this world's struggles.
I cry everytime I watch this because, this april it will be 25 years that my Grandpa went to the hospital and died 2 days later. I was supposed to go visit him the next day but he died the night before. I never got to say goodbye. So the lyrics about walking with him and Telling how I miss him and hug his neck that's what I would like to do!
My dad passed in 2017. It still feels like yesterday, ill think of something i need to tell him and go to do so and remember hes not here anymore. Loss is a heavy burden to carry
I lost my husband in October he was 44 years old. The only thing that keeps me moving is that I know where he is and all the pain that he carried through his life is no more and he is at peace.
I lost my parents just months apart. It puts you in a deep hole, but I know they loved Jesus. They actually walked the walk. I know where they are now, and there’s no pain, no tears. I know I’ll see them again, after I kiss the feet of my glorious savior.
To me someone close dying is a selfish time for me. I don't cry for them, I know they're at peace. I cry because I don't know how long it will be until I can see them again.
This is the first time seeing the actual music video and didn’t even know Dale Earnhardt and the wicked witch of the south, Teresa Earnhardt, we’re in it!
Love watching your videos. I'd love to see you react to BRANDI CARLILE The Joke. (Her grammy performance was amazing but I don't think it's available online anywhere) Anything by Brandi is gold.
My dad passed away in January 2010 and his sister wanted this song played at his funeral. She ended up passing away 4 months later and I requested this song be played at her memorial. This song means a lot to me but I can't really listen to it
My dad is 90 now. He said to me, when I'm gone I don't want you girls (the sisters) to cry for me. Just do what needs to be done and move on. I looked at him and said "I won't cry for you dad, I'll cry for me."
What a lovely reply. That's exactly right! Bless you.
Dang that hit 🙏
About 9 years ago I had a status epileptic seizure. I had been on meds since 5th grade but, went till 2012 without a seizure. Anyways, I got put on a ventilator and they told my family to make funeral arrangements. When I was on the ventilator I saw my grandfather rocking a baby with dark brown hair and my great aunt told me I couldn't stay and I had to go back. In 2015 I gave birth to a baby girl with dark brown hair. I believe that's whoo my grandpa was rocking.
I think it was a vision from God maybe and they were telling you it’s not sure time because you’re going to have a beautiful baby girl
Maura - WoW!! Such a Blessing, right??! 6 years old now - wonderful 😎 Hug her tight for Grandpa too❣️❣️
I hope you never question that. That's amazing. What a sweet gift. I'm glad you're OK.
My Daughter Josephine (we call her Joey) was born in 2009, her Uncle Joey (my wife's brother and best friend) died three years before she was born. My wife had so many complications with her pregnancy, she almost went into labor at twenty, twenty-four and twenty six weeks. At twenty-nine weeks Joey decided she couldn't wait any longer and graced us with her presence. She spent sixteen weeks in the NICU and we almost lost her twice to complications.
When she was about two and a half she saw a picture of him and said "Uncle Joey" in an excited voice. My wife turned around slowly and said, "Baby, how do you know that's your uncle Joe?" Joey just smiled and said, "Because he was with me in heaven while I was waiting to be born mommy." My wife broke down and started crying uncontrollably.
Started having seizures when I was 2 years old, had brain surgery when I was 15-16 and my mother and father didn’t want to go through with it but the doctor left it up to me regarding my age and I looked at both my parents, grandparents, and doctor and said I would rather take the chance/risk than have no chance at all. I’m 34 years old now and I haven’t had a seizure since but the only down fall is the doctor that did the surgery is 100% sure if it was because of the surgery are medication change right before the surgery that stopped the seizures. The seizures actually stopped when one of my medications was switched to another one right before the surgery, but then I was fully taken of all meds to actually cause seizures to find out what spot of the brain they where coming from and then I was put back on the meds.
Wonderful video, song goes straight to your heart and soul. Orginial song.
The tears hit me when he talked about his grandfather. One of my grandfathers died when I was 5 and I remember him. My other grandfather died when I was 6 and I only have a couple of memories of him. It sucks. They're definitely in a better place than we are today.
Hugs to you Billy; it’ll be the best when we can see our loved ones again ❤
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Gosh, I’m sitting here sobbing like a baby. This song always gets me like this. I lost my daddy when I was 13 years old and I can’t wait to see him again one day. 💜
Lost my dad when I was 10. I feel you
Thanks for doing this reaction! I get chills everytime I hear it. Dolly Parton's harmony is are beautiful.
I keep thinking my brothers keep saying " dont worry about me boy just do what you got to do to make it up here"
I listen to this song all the time just became one of my favorites I love Brad Paisley and Dolly Parton so much it's a great song🤟🤟🤟🥰😍🤩👏👏👏👏💛 thank you so much for doing this
I saw your reaction very interesting. I love the song can't help but getting a little teared up every time I hear it. My family comes from Kentucky lookout mountain, my grandfather. Before he came to Michigan was crippled in a mining accident. The first time I heard this song I was taken back to the days of Sunday School where you learn that when someone goes to heaven they get a brand new body. I'll be able to do something in heaven that I can never do in this lifetime and that's walk with my grandad.
I was raised Catholic but for a long time didn't want to believe in any religion. But in my last year of college, my great-grandpa I'm named after passed a few months after my birthday, and just after my college graduatation the youngest of my uncles passed after a 3 year fight with pancreatic cancer. Wasn't sure about what I thought for a year and ended up working in a lot of different places in the 4 corners area and South America for a time. The almost a year after my uncle passed, his father my grandpa passed and I wasn't sure about what to believe for a time. But then I visited the Vatican after a dig in Ireland, saw the Pope and sat in on a sermon in St. Peter's bassilica. I'm not gonna preach or tell someone they need to believe in a god of any kind, but in many ways it can help with the belief you'll get to see them again and that they're happy, at peace, or not in pain anymore. And this song often reminds me of that.
Love this song. I cry every time I hear it. We played it at my grandfathers funeral. Love to see you react to Alan Jackson - Drive! Great song I know you'll enjoy 😁
Quite a few of the people in the photos that their loved ones are showing are pretty famous. Dale Earnhardt’s wife showing his, Ronald Reagan’s son, Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash’s son, etc etc.
My mom passed away at the beginning of 2020. I miss her so much everyday. But she went through so much from an early age. I believe God called her home so she can finally be free and at peace. Not experiencing anymore pain or heartache. But I still wish she was here with me. I’m in my early 20’s and I need her. But she’s guiding me ❤️
I hope you find peace! My grandmother passed in January of this year. After my cousins death she just was never really the same. Oh how I miss her, but I wouldn't want her here struggling
Loving the dive back into the vault and seeing these!
This was one of the songs played at my Uncle’s funeral songs when he passed away in a motorcycle crash in 2005. I still listen to this song to this day! Makes me emotional every time.
This song always makes me emotional. This and whisky lullaby
This song was played at my Grandma’s Celebration of Life. It was so perfect as she didn’t want a funeral with us all crying over her.
We still cried though. Can’t help it. Just miss her so much.
We played this song at my dads funeral back in September. I get so emotional listening to it♥️
My granddaughter passed at 8 months. They played this song and many years later it still hits hard Tc of yourselves
This song always gets to me too! My dad passed at the young age of 58, it's now been almost 15 years but I still break down and cry thinking about him because I miss him so much!! RIP Dad 💙
My grandfather’s been gone 27 years, and that verse makes me tear up every single time.
Mine has been gone 31 years. Memory Eternal to all those who have gone before us and await our return.
I lost my Grandfather on Jan. 4th 1987, this gets me every time!!! I still miss him to this day!!!
Love this song! How fitting that you had reacted to it on what would’ve been my grandma’s 87th birthday. Sadly she had passed away 7 years ago. Thank you for reacting to this.
My sister passed away in 2005. And this was one of the songs that was played at her service. It's hard to listen to, but when I do, I know she's with me at that moment.
Oh Billy.... you got me here ... I needed this 🙌... I watched with constant tears running down my face, like I am while typing this. Currently my father is fighting for his life in a hospital bed in Florida... thank you Billy!!
For King and Country and Dolly Parton-God Only Knows....definitely definitely an amazing song!!!!
Dolly comes in...and the tears flow. One beautiful day, I will see my Brother again.
Also I’m assuming that the elderly man at the end was Brad Paisley‘s grandpa that passed?
I believe so
I've lost so much family before I was even born. I only was able to meet my great grandma on mom's side and my grandparents on my father's side. My cousin on dad's side died super young, we are now dealing with my grandma passing in January. I'm very thankful to have stories and pictures of the ones I didn't get to meet. Can't help but wonder what they were like
It's ok to cry Billy I've heard this a million times and I still cry 😂
Just played this song on Memorial Video for My life Partner Fred McKoy..God blessed me and my girls 15 yrs with this Man..He lost his battle with liver cancer on March 15 of this month in our home..Can you react to 2 songs you haven't done Hard to Handle by Black Crowes and My Church by Marren Morris..Yes after hug Fred heading straight to my Gampaw Craig..thks for your reactions kept me going this past year..was great escape..With both loved to turn on radio and sing
Aaaah God is GREAT, ain’t He?!!!! Thanks for this today❣️
Beautiful song and lyrics! Unfortunately in life we are faced losing loved ones! I know by experience! The pain and sorrow is excruciating! I always ask the Lord to give me His comfort and peace! However, time also helps! It is always different for all people! Love you and your reactions.
My parents have been gone for 24 years now and this entire song makes me bawl like a baby.
About 15 years ago, I woke up in the worst pain I ever felt. I went to urgent care and they had the country music video channel on and back to back to back they showed the videos for this song if heaven wasn't so far away and go rest high on that mountain, all about death. Was hoping it wasn't an omen. Ended up being a cancer scare but obviously I'm still here
Good to hear you're still here
Glad to know that you are still among the living
Brad is so cool.he let me hang out with him on his tour bus right after my brother that was in the navy died.
Absolutely beautiful song. Makes me cry. Makes me think of my late husband in heaven. It is original.
This song was played at my dad's funeral. I still tear up when I hear this song.
"I'm gonna walk with my grandaddy, and he will match me step for step, and I'll tell him how I've missed him every minute since he left, then I'll hug his neck"... that part means so much to me. I called my grandfather "granddaddy" and in his last years he was wheelchair bound. And I miss him to this day even though its been 15 years since we lost him. So it's like Brad is speaking for me. Just wish he could have met my kids, his great grandkids. He would have loved them so much. My son in fact is named after both of my grandfathers, William (whom I am talking about here) Stephen (who I never had the chance to meet, died of a heart attack in a robbery at my family's business in the early 70s). I think they would have got along extremely well, because a lot of people say my son is an "old soul." He has always gravitated towards older people, even as an infant. We have pictures of him with his great great great aunt (my grandaddy's aunt) on her 90th birthday and him as an infant, and the calm he had, along with the happiness she had, it was truly amazing, they just simply connected in a very deep way that can't be described. Just simply thinking about it watching your reaction, my granddaddy is a man that I aspire to be even being 36 years old now. He was a man's man, a Marine then Army Reserves (CSM), and a volunteer EMT (founding member of the emergency crew in the county he lived in). A giving man that would give you his last dollar or the shirt off your back if you needed it.
I have lost my mother, father, and sister this song really means a lot to me
I lost my Daddy almost a year ago come May. I never got the chance to say good bye cause when I called the Hospital (we're states apart) the nurse said it was better to let him sleep & not disturb him. He had suffered from a form of lung disease for over 10 years, and this last bout of Pneumonia was just to much for his body to fight off again. I miss him and can't wait to see him again in the afterlife, god willing, but for now I have pictures and stories to tell my friends & family so he lives on though me.
This song makes me think of my grandma who passed away on July 15, 2012 in just a week before that was my birthday on July 7 and my dad‘s was July 8 so she passed a week after mine and my dad‘s birthdays And to this day I have really never gotten over it but I have moved on but it does not mean I don’t think about my grandma
Beautiful song thank you!!
"Ride a drop of rain".... I've always said I want to ride the northern lights.... last year I became the oldest one left out of only 8 of us left in my dad's line of the family tree. Sobering thought considering I'm only 50.. so yeah, when my time comes I want to ride those lights and be free and unencumbered by this world's struggles.
Listen to Zack Williams and Dolly Parton "There was Jesus" they just won a Grammy for best Contemporary Christian song.
Yes! And his songs he sang at the Metcalf prison... "No longer a Slave" and "Chain Breaker"... he's so awesome!
I am so very sorry about your father. Bless your heart
I cry everytime I watch this because, this april it will be 25 years that my Grandpa went to the hospital and died 2 days later. I was supposed to go visit him the next day but he died the night before. I never got to say goodbye. So the lyrics about walking with him and Telling how I miss him and hug his neck that's what I would like to do!
Dolly makes this song even more amazing than it already would be!!!
This song gets me. Every. Single. Time.
I have almost as many relatives in heaven as I do here on earth. I can't wait to hug my mom's, gandma/pa's neck and meet my dad.
I'm pretty sure you've already reacted to this one before, but I'm here for it again 😁
Yes! I knew I wasn't imagining it lol
Love this song! Thanks for the reaction! I’d love to see you react to “Stay” by Sugarland or “Second Guessing” by Florida Georgia Line
I'm so glad you got to know your grandfather I never knew mine
My dad passed in 2017. It still feels like yesterday, ill think of something i need to tell him and go to do so and remember hes not here anymore. Loss is a heavy burden to carry
I definitely relate my cousin passed in 2008 and it doesn't feel like it's been 10 or so years!
I lost my husband in October he was 44 years old. The only thing that keeps me moving is that I know where he is and all the pain that he carried through his life is no more and he is at peace.
I lost my pop pop on 16th birthday in 2006 i talk to him everyday
Beautiful! 🌎✌️
How someone could listen to this without crying would be impossible.
I don't cry 💪
I lost my parents just months apart. It puts you in a deep hole, but I know they loved Jesus. They actually walked the walk. I know where they are now, and there’s no pain, no tears. I know I’ll see them again, after I kiss the feet of my glorious savior.
My only wish about this video is that Dolly Parton would of been more in the video. After all it is a Duet.
To me someone close dying is a selfish time for me. I don't cry for them, I know they're at peace. I cry because I don't know how long it will be until I can see them again.
The old man rocking at the end was Brad's grandpa.
This song played at my uncles funeral a couple weeks ago
RIP Aunt Linda... I'll see you again some sweet day.
This is the first time seeing the actual music video and didn’t even know Dale Earnhardt and the wicked witch of the south, Teresa Earnhardt, we’re in it!
Love watching your videos. I'd love to see you react to BRANDI CARLILE The Joke. (Her grammy performance was amazing but I don't think it's available online anywhere) Anything by Brandi is gold.
More Braid Paisley and more Dolly Parton songs, please!
Whiskey lullaby by brad paisley
Florida Georgia Line's song Dirt is a really good one
Billy you should listen to If Heaven wasn't so Far...by Justin Lynch....It is another one of my favorites.
My dad passed away in January 2010 and his sister wanted this song played at his funeral. She ended up passing away 4 months later and I requested this song be played at her memorial. This song means a lot to me but I can't really listen to it
If you like Dolly Parton's voice. You should check out Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton "You Can't Make Old Friends".
Check out "my front porch looking in" by Lonestar!
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@billyysc check out Automatic - Miranda Lambert
love this song! my request is Dierks Bentley-I hold on
Welcomes to wherever you are by bon jovi is really good
That was Brad's grandfather at the end
I would love to see you react to Whiskey Lullaby by Brad Paisley and Alison Krauss.
I always break down at the grandpa part too...missed him every day since '01
We played this at my brothers funeral when he was murdered.
BYSE! So am I.
Do Brad Paisley "We danced"
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You should react Dolly Parton He's alive
This song gets me and you should also check out Carrie Underwood’s song Temporary Home if you haven’t heard/seen the song/video.
Daddy’s Hands
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Great vid, love your videos, can you do a day with the devil by Matt Mason
Love your reactions. You should react to No friends by Cadium featuring Rosendale.
Please do Politics, Religion and Her by Sammy Kershaw
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Granpas are the best.
Please react to Life is Beautiful by Sixx:A. M.
Can you react to Dancing in the Sky???
Could you please react to Dancing in Heaven by Dani and Lizzie? It's along the same lines as this song.
Please ready to Drive by Alan Jackson!!!
It’s the original version.
You need to do Allman Brothers Band music
I will say Soulshine