My grandma used to sing this at night and in the kitchen when she cooked. She passed recently after a long battle with cancer. I feel like this song accurately depicts her in life and death and I feel that every time I hear this song she's telling me not to cry over her death,
My nana did the same thing. when i was little, she would sing "oh susanna, don't you cry for nana" and after she died recently (cancer) this was all i could think. and now i'm sobbing. great.
This is one of those childhood songs that you know you know it but just don't know what it is until one day you randomly find out and it gives you a nice nostalgic feeling
You are 100% correct. I heard this song for the 1st time in 45yrs. I recently started watching classic bugs bunny looney tunes on RUclips and bugs bunny and Elmer Fudd were singing it and literally had a flood of nostalgia😢
I, remember listening to this song in my childhood. I just found the song and listened to it. It’s so nostalgic what classic American western song from 1848!!
We used to sing this in primary school in England. Who knew I would find myself alone at 60 in Arizona? Fond memories and nostalgia too. Hurts a lil but also brings joy somehow. Enjoy the time you have here on Planet Earth. God bless to all.
Who else is listening 2024 ? This is my song .This song is very touching. I love this sweet song. This song brings back memories .....from Fort Worth, Texas
Am an Indian, got a book as a gift from my uncle, used to be taught in USA primary school with this poetry, then I was maybe 7 or 8 now 25, and still I am listening to this.
I sang this for my dying grandmother 5yrs ago. Dear God, when she died I was lost in sin until I found my father, my creator Jesus who came down and said, “My son, don’t you cry for you shall see her soon and then thy angels will sing a great song of prayer for thy coming back to see thy.”
My brother had to learn this song for a piano class, while we still lived in Canada, and my dad thought it was catchy that he began singing it all the time. We've moved to America since, and every time Alabama is mentioned, my dad would start singing this song. We live in the south, so it happens a lot
Ok so I grew up in the fens and countryside of England rather than the American south, but the gentle tune of this song still takes me back to those days 🥺❤️
I heard oh Susanna but it's the piano version and since then I started learning piano until now. I really like listening to this song because it makes me remember my childhood🥺
I used to listen to my younger sisters singing this song in their elementary school days in the late 70 ties.. When I became a teacher, I taught this song to my students in English class back in 1992 and last year one of the students reminded me about the significance of his song to him. English was something alien and new to him and he told me that he really enjoyed this song which opened his interest to English language.
I heard this song in my primary school and I really loved it and since then along with "Red River Valley " during music class and stuck in my head till now and till the end.Oh my "Susanna" where are you that I sing this song you don't cry for me !
During my choir class almost 8 years ago, our teacher taught us this and I sang this for my choir assessment. All my classmates praised my voice that day. I’ll always remember it and it brings out so much memories. I suddenly remembered this today and this has been on loop for me the entire day. Reminds me of my choir teacher!
This is the song my refrigerator sings when we leave the door open for to long! We have had it for around 10 years maybe more and only now I know what it is called!
Our school teacher in Bangalore, India taught us this song in music class in the 1960's. I used to belt it out with others while she played the piano without a clue as to what it was about. It was years later before I found out. God bless her.
This makes me cry. Because I sung this with my friend, I have not seen her in a year. We used to sing, make movies, and dance😥😔 Hope you are good Malia❤
Funny thing is, I played an arcade game called Tapper, I think some of you know the game because it was featured in Wreck It Ralph. Anyway in the first 2 levels this is the background song.
My grandfather used to sing this song sometimes when he woke up every morning before he got ready to go to work and when he came home at night he listened to oh Susanna before bed he still sings this song 🎵 😭 😩 😑 😅 😐 🎵
My kids watched a cartoon where this song was sang. They've been singing it constantly for the past 3days. I decided to find it for them as it brought me back childhood memories. They are enjoying it a lot
I can't believe this, I'm 60 years old, and just yesterday I got this song stuck in my head but there was something about the lyrics that was messed up. I kept thinking it went "it rained all night the day I left, the weather it was dry" and as I watch the lyrics, I see that isn't the only contradiction in the song. It's hilarious. I know we had to sing this in school like 50+ years ago and I'd never given it a thought until yesterday. Now I'm wondering if somebody is trying to tell me something like.....maybe I'm going to die soon....I guess ya never know. I hope I can get it out of my head now.
“the sun so bright , I froze to death” The coldest winter days in Alabama are a cloudless winter day after a cloudless night. The temperature will be below freezing, and the brilliant sun in the cloudless offers no warmth
It's filled with contradictions because it was inspired by blackface minstrel shows. The characters are supposed to act dumb and silly. Original lyrics aren't as fun or silly though.
I had heard this song for the very first time in 1989 in the Hindi movie Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, I liked it a lot at that time, the melody, although I didn't understand the words very well, nor did I know what song it was, I lived in India back then. For all these years, I didn't know anything about this song, but remembered the melody. Today, I went back and re-saw the clip from that movie where the the group of college students in India sing this song and dance to it, in that movie. Feel very thrilled to have finally found it !!!
This is the best version I've heard here on RUclips - the singer is low-key but to the point, and the arrangement is wonderfully simple and straightforward.
This was my English teacher's favorite song in grade 1. She was actually called Teacher Susan. Taught it to us and we all loved this song back then. I remember reading those Amelia Bedelia books as well, they were Teacher Susan's favorite books. Quarantine got me on a very heavy throwback lol
I looked up this song because it's mentioned in the book The Secret Life of Bees. May sings it when she's upset. It makes more sense to me now because the song goes "Susanna don't you cry." May sings it to keep herself from crying.
25 years of living, and I finally found the proper version of this song. RUclips, you've done it again, you've helped me reclaim part of my childhood I never got to enjoy.
Brenny Rocket Yeah, I tried looking him up. He is a Hawaiian musician it seems. I posted a question on his Facebook page. If the reply is in positive, then it's him, and then I will plus one your comment.
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My grandma used to sing this at night and in the kitchen when she cooked. She passed recently after a long battle with cancer. I feel like this song accurately depicts her in life and death and I feel that every time I hear this song she's telling me not to cry over her death,
Asa Depriest You just made me feel sad.
I'm so sorry xxx
Amen
Asa Depriest I'm sorry about you loss
My nana did the same thing. when i was little, she would sing "oh susanna, don't you cry for nana" and after she died recently (cancer) this was all i could think. and now i'm sobbing. great.
This is one of those childhood songs that you know you know it but just don't know what it is until one day you randomly find out and it gives you a nice nostalgic feeling
And then you find out its racist
You are 100% correct. Wish more power to you. I invite you to visit India and I will be more than happy to assist and host you. 🙏🙏
Yeah? Lol, go look up the original version. This one's missing a specific verse.....
You are 100% correct. I heard this song for the 1st time in 45yrs. I recently started watching classic bugs bunny looney tunes on RUclips and bugs bunny and Elmer Fudd were singing it and literally had a flood of nostalgia😢
I, remember listening to this song in my childhood. I just found the song and listened to it. It’s so nostalgic what classic American western song from 1848!!
Lovely, calm singing voice.
Octobermory 46737
This is sh!t!
Who can tell me who is singing plsss🙏🙏🙏 i can't find
@@astasilver1651 you probably found it by 5 months but here (Stephen Foster)
@@minepro1206 why?
This is my dad. I miss my dad, he would always be humming this tune.
Aww I hear you. My dad taught me this song when I was a toddler first song I ever learned at three
My dad used to sing this too! Miss him terribly. This is such a wonderful memory.
Susanna must be the little sister of Clementine
GrimLock TY susana was the wife
GrimLock TV you know their family?
xd clementine lost her leg because stupid zombie bit her ffffff
@@anareyes6639 in Alabama, isnt it same person?
No
Who's still here listening 2024
Yes haven't heard this song for years but had to look it up❤
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We used to sing this in primary school in England. Who knew I would find myself alone at 60 in Arizona? Fond memories and nostalgia too. Hurts a lil but also brings joy somehow. Enjoy the time you have here on Planet Earth. God bless to all.
This comment is gold,hope you are doing fine,Sir !!
I love the song
Who else is listening 2024 ? This is my song .This song is very touching. I love this sweet song. This song brings back memories .....from Fort Worth, Texas
I sing this for my little nieces as a lullaby ❤
The singer's voice is so beautiful and soothing.
Hi
@@raheempasha9734 Hi
Agree
He makes it sound romantic
Fr tho, it makes the song so calming
My English Teacher sang this in my class once, now I am searching this song after 8 years as I suddenly Remembered it. ❤️
I have to learn it for my third term test...
@@twigthedeerfox6536 LMAO
I came here because of my music teacher and damn, I respect this man so much. I love all his lessons. Thank you!
Same here❤️
I KNOW RIGHT!! IT WAS TAUGHT TO US !! IN 3-4-5 CLASS
I sing with with my grandbaby and we have so much fun! Thank you for country songs that will live forever!
Hopefully you don’t sing the original version with your grandbaby
I was taught this song when I used to be in primary school absolutely love the song... childhood memories ❤️❤️
Went to primary school in China and believe it or not - also my childhood memory ❤
Same .. i was in Air force school srinagar
Am an Indian, got a book as a gift from my uncle, used to be taught in USA primary school with this poetry, then I was maybe 7 or 8 now 25, and still I am listening to this.
Ye song mujhe bhi bohot pasand he bro 😁🇮🇳
Noob
@@AGuyNamedSeven wut?
It was taught in the music class in my school in India
same
I'm an adult, and simply love it. His voice is great, and perfect for this song. I share with the kids, of course.
How much I love this sweet song. When I heard it first I couldn't help my tears. I don't know the reason. But I love this
I'm from Madagascar! I like very much this song, I knew it when I was at secondary school in 1979 !
Don't leave bigger versions our
I sang this for my dying grandmother 5yrs ago. Dear God, when she died I was lost in sin until I found my father, my creator Jesus who came down and said, “My son, don’t you cry for you shall see her soon and then thy angels will sing a great song of prayer for thy coming back to see thy.”
😢
heard this song somewhere and sometime in my childhood and finally here I found it =) this beautiful rhythm echoed throughout my whole childhood.
My brother had to learn this song for a piano class, while we still lived in Canada, and my dad thought it was catchy that he began singing it all the time. We've moved to America since, and every time Alabama is mentioned, my dad would start singing this song. We live in the south, so it happens a lot
Oh susanna now don't you cry for me
For I come from Alabama with an arrow stuck in my knee
An arrow stuck in the knee means you are married. It isnt mentioned in the song. Albood was joking...
Nope, this is just an old patriot song. But maybe someone made a parody out of it.
Abood albalawi typical sky rim joke
That meme is so dank it's almost dead... and yet i still laughed.
Abood albalawi skyrim 2014
My little girl Susanna used to stop crying when I played this song and sang!!
My music teacher taught me this song in class and just love it!
You, sir, have a GREAT voice! Thank you for sharing it with me.
This song is world renowned, here I am in Johannesburg South Africa enjoying every word of it!
From China, I learned this song in my music class in elementary school. Great memories!
from China too
Oh Susanna
Don't you cry for me
I'm gonna dig up lots of gold
V for victory
😁😁😁
💙
Eeeeeh what's up doc?
Where are you frome
@@mattsmalley4197 It's a Looney Tunes reference.
I'm from China. I learned this charming song in my primary school.
甜蜜的岁月过得真快，两个文明又要打起来了……
Now listen to the original version
Oh I too learnt it in my primary school in India 😂
@@srishtisingh6671 Same srishti, Meri Teacher ne sing kiya tha
@Sameer Kumar Nahi bhai, Humari English Teacher ne gaya tha during her farewell. Wo school chhod ke ja rahi thi tab unhone ye gaya tha.
Such a great voice!
Ok so I grew up in the fens and countryside of England rather than the American south, but the gentle tune of this song still takes me back to those days 🥺❤️
Hi 😊👋
You like friend shipping ☺️
I heard oh Susanna but it's the piano version and since then I started learning piano until now. I really like listening to this song because it makes me remember my childhood🥺
My music teacher taught this to me in my school 10 years ago. Sweet times..
Mine too.. i was in Air force school srinagar
this guy has a beautiful voice!😮🙆
My son is learning to play this in his keyboard.i searched the net for the song..so catchy...just love it..
I love it! This song "Oh! Susanna", It reminds me the song we've sang lately at school 😀😍
Oh I love this. Such a warm lovely voice to listen too!
Oh Susanna
Don't you cry for me
For I come from Alabama
With a pocket full of weed
+DaMask is it legal there
+Deksudo probably not but it is legal in my heart
+DaMask
Must you go and pervert everything you find?
It's better off left alone by your kind my friend.
cool because i came from virginia with my rifle on my knee
shootin trump supporters and give em some milk
This song will always stay in my mind
Such a calm voice
yeah
I used to listen to my younger sisters singing this song in their elementary school days in the late 70 ties.. When I became a teacher, I taught this song to my students in English class back in 1992 and last year one of the students reminded me about the significance of his song to him. English was something alien and new to him and he told me that he really enjoyed this song which opened his interest to English language.
I heard this song in my primary school and I really loved it and since then along with "Red River Valley " during music class and stuck in my head till now and till the end.Oh my "Susanna" where are you that I sing this song you don't cry for me !
I first heard this in 2nd grade. I still love it
I'm from India. I liked the song so much the first time. I listened to it again and again and sang the song .
We're learning about American History in our homeschool and I just shared this song with my kids. Brought back some memories of when I was in school
Учил эту песенку на уроках английского,зашел вспомнить,мелодия классная,вьелась в память
During my choir class almost 8 years ago, our teacher taught us this and I sang this for my choir assessment. All my classmates praised my voice that day. I’ll always remember it and it brings out so much memories. I suddenly remembered this today and this has been on loop for me the entire day. Reminds me of my choir teacher!
This is the song my refrigerator sings when we leave the door open for to long! We have had it for around 10 years maybe more and only now I know what it is called!
Your refrigerator can sing??
Our school teacher in Bangalore, India taught us this song in music class in the 1960's. I used to belt it out with others while she played the piano without a clue as to what it was about. It was years later before I found out. God bless her.
The voice is addictive, absolutely perfect! :3
id like a southern accent more though
Yes you are right Veroniks265
Sounds like one of the Wonder Twins from The Superfriends.
The nostalgia of my teacher teaching me this is unreal.
My big brother just sent me this song to remind me how my late Papa use to sing for me when I was a little girl 😢😢 I really really missed him
Awesome !!! i'm listening and crying
This makes me cry. Because I sung this with my friend, I have not seen her in a year. We used to sing, make movies, and dance😥😔
Hope you are good Malia❤
This song is very touching. I want to cry after listening to this song.
Funny thing is, I played an arcade game called Tapper, I think some of you know the game because it was featured in Wreck It Ralph. Anyway in the first 2 levels this is the background song.
Used to sing with our music teacher while I was 7 way back in 1986
From Brazil.
Meu pai cantava essa música.
I love Alabama.
I can pick out the harmony now--couldn''t do that much before. Used to sing con meu pai!
We used to sing this song in school in like 2nd grade or something this is bringing back memories that I want brought back.
He has an awesome voice :3
My grandfather used to sing this song sometimes when he woke up every morning before he got ready to go to work and when he came home at night he listened to oh Susanna before bed he still sings this song 🎵 😭 😩 😑 😅 😐 🎵
🎶🎼"Covid 19, don't u come for me
I come from Alabama with a mask protecting me"🎵🎶
* claps *
Funny as hell
BEAUTIFUL!!!
My kids watched a cartoon where this song was sang. They've been singing it constantly for the past 3days. I decided to find it for them as it brought me back childhood memories.
They are enjoying it a lot
I can't believe this, I'm 60 years old, and just yesterday I got this song stuck in my head but there was something about the lyrics that was messed up. I kept thinking it went "it rained all night the day I left, the weather it was dry" and as I watch the lyrics, I see that isn't the only contradiction in the song. It's hilarious. I know we had to sing this in school like 50+ years ago and I'd never given it a thought until yesterday. Now I'm wondering if somebody is trying to tell me something like.....maybe I'm going to die soon....I guess ya never know. I hope I can get it out of my head now.
“the sun so bright , I froze to death”
The coldest winter days in Alabama are a cloudless winter day after a cloudless night. The temperature will be below freezing, and the brilliant sun in the cloudless offers no warmth
It's filled with contradictions because it was inspired by blackface minstrel shows. The characters are supposed to act dumb and silly. Original lyrics aren't as fun or silly though.
I love this song very very much and I hope you can make more songs like this sometime soon please
I'm Leaving this comment, If someone likes I will come again and listen to this masterpiece once again.
Best singing voice ever hope ypu come in a concert 😍😍😍
Top pooopn
Three things immediately came to my mind when listening to this song:
1. Goofy - "Californy 'er Bust"
2. The8 from Seventeen
3. Mixue
awowkkwkwkw💀💀💀
This song brings back memories from my old house because I moved from Chicago to Prospect Heights 😢😢😢😢😢 plus this song is the best and calming
For some reason this ditty evokes a sense of melancholy within me. That being said, I enjoy it. :)
Ni ai wo wo ai ni mixue ping cheng dian mi mi :)))
We used to sing in scouts & guides camping, oh what a days
I had heard this song for the very first time in 1989 in the Hindi movie Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, I liked it a lot at that time, the melody, although I didn't understand the words very well, nor did I know what song it was, I lived in India back then. For all these years, I didn't know anything about this song, but remembered the melody. Today, I went back and re-saw the clip from that movie where the the group of college students in India sing this song and dance to it, in that movie. Feel very thrilled to have finally found it !!!
......first heard over 70 years ago.......stuck in my mind like a leech.!!!!
This is the best version I've heard here on RUclips - the singer is low-key but to the point, and the arrangement is wonderfully simple and straightforward.
This isn't even the full song lmfao
From Arabian gulf love you people of American be well for all of us 🙏🏻💙🌎 🇺🇸 🇦🇪
My Name is Susana and my dad alway sang this when i was a baby❣🤞
Hi Susana...
Now don't you cry for me...😅
Seriously
That was my husband's favorite song ❤️♥️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤
Everytime i listen to this song ❤️💖💘💗💙💜🤎🖤💙💜🧀
No rainbow banners please. It bothers the normal people.
IM SO HAPPY I FOUND THIS SONG IM CRYING
Hai una voce stupenda, tranquilla, calma. Tutto ciò mi rilassa molto
This was my English teacher's favorite song in grade 1. She was actually called Teacher Susan. Taught it to us and we all loved this song back then. I remember reading those Amelia Bedelia books as well, they were Teacher Susan's favorite books. Quarantine got me on a very heavy throwback lol
How weird that Mrs. Susan Davis would be called "Teacher Susan" in the modern day. There go the last vestiges of respect for authority.
Traditional American music is beautiful.
I learned this song when I was 10. I am from 🇨🇳 I love this song!
你爱我，我爱你，蜜雪冰城甜蜜蜜
@@jacktheflyboy 哈哈哈哈哈
plagiarism
My father used to sing this song it remember him of his American teacher who was teaching in Algeria in the 80’s
Best version ever heard🎼🎶
Super voice
I looked up this song because it's mentioned in the book The Secret Life of Bees. May sings it when she's upset. It makes more sense to me now because the song goes "Susanna don't you cry." May sings it to keep herself from crying.
I totally love this song.
With this song I have a different version on my own...
I really love it
I like this song I sing with it every time I listen to it.
i love this song..... it soothes my soul....
So good and very very nice and beautiful song
This strofe is also sung in the 1986 film "Platoon"
14:45 in, to be exact :p
Susannah was a town flooded in Tallapoosa County, Al to make Lake Martin
25 years of living, and I finally found the proper version of this song.
RUclips, you've done it again, you've helped me reclaim part of my childhood I never got to enjoy.
Good singer ! This song is simply awesone !
The singers name is Daniel Ho. !!! :)
Brenny Rocket Are you sure?
Positive! Look him up .. Daniel ho creations ..
Brenny Rocket Yeah, I tried looking him up. He is a Hawaiian musician it seems. I posted a question on his Facebook page. If the reply is in positive, then it's him, and then I will plus one your comment.
Lol. It is him.. I researched hard to find out who it was ! Listen to his other songs. Same voice
Doesn't get better than this classic American Folk. Direct from the great British musical tradition
Todd Howard and his games are so powerful they literally break the space time barrier and get referenced by songs from 171 years ago
We will make Boba Ice Cream in this one 🔊🔊🔊🔥🔥🔥🔥
Don't cry now, May. Everything will be alright with Lily and Rosaleen.