Roy Clark -- Yesterday, when i was young

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

Комментарии • 46

  • @johnfernandez7020
    @johnfernandez7020 3 месяца назад

    MAESTRO
    MAESTRO
    MAESTRO
    MAESTRO

  • @virginiasmith1189
    @virginiasmith1189 3 года назад

    Great rendition

  • @092johnny
    @092johnny 13 лет назад

    seems we all feel like this about our younger days, why can we explain this to our children?

  • @AABrutell
    @AABrutell 12 лет назад

    As my life zooms bye -- I think of my Mom, Dad and Brother - I am the last of my family -- Pain is the right word........ wish I could go back and be with them..... One lifetime just not enough

  • @SHIRLEYJEANSANDERS
    @SHIRLEYJEANSANDERS 12 лет назад

    I REMEMBER MY PARENTS LISTENING TO THIS WHEN I WAS YOUNG ... SEEMS AS IT WAS ONLY YESTERDAY ...BUT IT WAS A LIFETIME AGO... TIME PASSES SO FAST AND THEN WHEN IT HAS WE LOOK BACK AND WONDER WHERE IT WENT. SO NEVER TAKE ANYTHING FORGRANTED YOU CAN;T GET YESTERDAY BACK...............

  • @TheKimberly1975
    @TheKimberly1975 13 лет назад

    Mrlowedog - I think he's talking about a lot of our lives!
    This isn't the most perfect version of this song by him; so many times I recal being driven to tears, but it will do! In my mind I can hear the incredible emotion he would bring to his songs! That quality along with the absolute magic he performed with a guitar will save him a place in my heart forever! He was perfection, that's for sure! And alternately he had such a sense if humor and mischief about him. He's one of those guys you'd

  • @retasueus
    @retasueus 12 лет назад +1

    So true, time has flown and here I am, wishing I could live it all over again. Beautiful thought provoking song.

  • @soohyeonkim1885
    @soohyeonkim1885 9 лет назад +4

    Yesterday when I was young
    The taste of life was sweet
    As rain opon my tounge
    I teased at life as if
    It were a foolish game
    The way the evening breeze
    Plays with a candle flame
    The thousand dreams I dreamed
    The splendid things I planned
    I always built to last
    On weak and shifting sands
    I lived by night
    Declined the naked light of day
    And only now I see
    How years that ran away
    Yesterday when I was young
    So many happy songs
    Were waiting to be sung
    So many crazy times
    That lay in store for me
    And so much pain inside
    My desert eye refused to see
    I ran so fast that time
    And youth at last ran out
    I never stopped to think
    What life was all about
    And every conversation
    That I can now recall
    Has all to do with me
    And nothing else at all
    Yesterday the moon was blue
    And every crazy dat
    Brought something new to do
    I used my magic age
    As if it were a wand
    And never say the waste
    And emptiness beyond
    The games of love I played
    With arrogance and pride
    And every flame I lit
    too quickly quickly died
    The friends I made all seemed
    Somehow to drift away
    And oly I am left
    On stage to end the play

  • @waynerjson
    @waynerjson 11 лет назад +1

    Now that I'm old I realize this is the greatest country song ever!

  • @Raul61233
    @Raul61233 11 лет назад +2

    Of the many dozens of various artists who sang Charles Aznavour's great song Roy Clark was one of the best. No one, however, matches Aznavour in either English or the original French. Since he wrote it, he also knows it best.

  • @snailjob09
    @snailjob09 6 лет назад +1

    RIP Roy...The time has come for me to pay for yesterday when I was young

  • @nicholasvenet8036
    @nicholasvenet8036 9 лет назад +5

    What a great song

  • @betoally7015
    @betoally7015 11 лет назад

    Im 52 but this song has kicked my azz for twenty years , lost my high school love then 4 years later got a friend prego and that lasted 17 years , and now SOLO and kinda sad

  • @jipebizz123
    @jipebizz123 12 лет назад

    in 1961 in french HIER ENCORE

  • @petalpinky1
    @petalpinky1 11 лет назад +1

    this songs words are so true for me and for so many others i am sure ..cant stop playing it .

  • @ritacoleman462
    @ritacoleman462 11 лет назад

    for me dosen;t matter who actually first recorded . LOVE THIS SONG BY ROY... locofunny i,m 60 and cudos to u to recognize squandered time so early

  • @HermanandIke
    @HermanandIke 13 лет назад

    Perfect description of my life.......

  • @diannerozenfeld5950
    @diannerozenfeld5950 6 лет назад +1

    RIP . Beautiful song

  • @jimali9223
    @jimali9223 11 лет назад +2

    Life is to short to hate grab life and love it

  • @spahjrp
    @spahjrp 11 лет назад

    We used to listen to stuff and want to be "more" than we were.

  • @richardbordonaro8573
    @richardbordonaro8573 8 лет назад +1

    when i was young..Great song.

  • @yes350yes
    @yes350yes 11 лет назад +3

    Roy was so talented just name an instrument and he could play it, RIP. Loved this song of his , reaches so deelply.

    • @stevenm322
      @stevenm322 11 лет назад +4

      Roy is not dead. You can save the RIP for another time far in the future I hope.

    • @MrDeborah66
      @MrDeborah66 10 лет назад

      OMG Roy he is alive, you're crazy

  • @chriswinslow6843
    @chriswinslow6843 3 года назад

    Fuckin’ A right Roy

  • @mushroom1952
    @mushroom1952 12 лет назад

    great deep song i cant say enough good about it

  • @BUDD1954
    @BUDD1954 12 лет назад

    Lyrics....Yesterday when I was young
    So many happy songs were waiting to be sung,
    So many wild pleasures lay in store for me
    And so much pain my dazzled eyes refused to see.
    I ran so fast that time and youth at last ran out,
    I never stopped to think what life was all about
    And every conversation I can now recall
    Concerned itself with me and nothing else at all...

  • @dodietiks
    @dodietiks 13 лет назад

    I will always love this song

  • @betoally7015
    @betoally7015 11 лет назад

    Amen sister Amen

  • @superyouper
    @superyouper 11 лет назад

    So very very true. We have danced, and now we must pay the fiddler.

  • @jenjacuzzi
    @jenjacuzzi 11 лет назад +1

    He sang this song at Mickey Mantle's funeral in Dallas. (He also sang Amazing Grace)

    • @405Lenny
      @405Lenny 3 года назад

      I didn’t know that. Thank you!

  • @GreenCroco1
    @GreenCroco1 13 лет назад

    I LIKE IT...SUPER.

  • @fatstone407420
    @fatstone407420 12 лет назад

    the time has come for me to pay for yesterday when i was young

  • @LuWyndaful
    @LuWyndaful 12 лет назад

    you cannot...time will teach this to them also

  • @geerterri
    @geerterri 12 лет назад

    This song (not this cover, though) was released in 1964, written by Charles Aznavour and Georges Garvarentz.

  • @Sandiforty
    @Sandiforty 10 лет назад

    Roy is still alive at 81

  • @betoally7015
    @betoally7015 11 лет назад

    Me too:(

  • @mustang90ism
    @mustang90ism 11 лет назад

    keep dancing!

  • @mitchwall52
    @mitchwall52 11 лет назад

    Look at a gravestone Born 1920 died 2000..1920-2000 your life is the dash between the too. Pretty small isn't it.

  • @erosram2
    @erosram2 9 лет назад

    Wikipedia says Roy was born on April 15, 1933. There is not date of death. If he's alive, he's 82.

  • @yankeejohn58
    @yankeejohn58 13 лет назад

    Worst Video, but best Audio for this Song........NOBODY sings this Song Better than Roy Clark, who fulfilled a promise to Mickey Mantle by performing this song at his funeral.......Sad.....very True for a guy like Mantle, who never felt he fulfilled his Promise.......and who dreamed of being announced at Yankee Stadium......and he was Locked out......!

  • @jamcrane3
    @jamcrane3 11 лет назад

    Okay,well....This song just revealed to me the truth about myself.......What now? Oh lord.......

  • @pingpong2456
    @pingpong2456 9 лет назад

    is he a are died then?

    • @pingpong2456
      @pingpong2456 9 лет назад

      PastExpiryDotCom
      huh? speak english you fool

  • @jipebizz123
    @jipebizz123 11 лет назад

    hahaha its not a country song
    writen and version original by CHARLES AZNAVOUR in 1961