Wow - pretty neat to have a song like this which has such a personal connection to your life! I love this song. I’ll have to look for a song telling my story though… “I was born a statisticians son!” lol! But seriously, it’s all about the love - and hearing this song I think of the love and sacrifice of my parents raising us eight kids, and teaching us to love God and each other.
One of the all time great comments on youtube. I've been posting on here since it came out. Makes me so so sad the way society has gone. This song reminds me of my grandma. She was old school all the way.
there is no country and western music now the real country and western singers are mostly gone . i can remember listening to hank williams in the 50's on am radio in hobbs,n.m. it was just like " the last picture show "
funny you say that ...my daughters now 38 and 41 but both have said same thing, since they were teens, loved the stuff I loved Loretta , Patsy, Dolly. Jim Reeves. Johnny Cash, and a few more But mainly it was Elvis....Went to Lorettas' place just on outskirts of Nashville a couple of times ...great stop if you drive down to Memphis for Elvis week. Other then Taylor Swift ...I don't think my girls play other artist music at all ..just the above..lol
You youngsters don't get it. She is singing about a way of life. She lived this song as did a lot of people from that time. When you don't have nothing, you appreciate things more. A lesson todays kids could use.
+Adrian Miller I believe most people understand this... it's not about just knowing the lesson it's about living the lesson. She lived the lesson many people have lived this lesson. Many people today are fortunate enough to not have to learn this lesson and many more still do. Don't think less of others because they have more pray that they never have to learn this lesson the hard way and instead come to see it for all it's worth.
+Daemon Skycloak I agree with some of what you say... those times were hard, but the kinship and closeness that existed more often than not because of the times, is something that is missing so much today. Yes we do not have physical hardships like then, but the alienation that People feel now, can be just as bad.
I was born a factory workers daughter. My father worked for Chrysler for year's and put 4 kids through college. We lived the inner city version of this song.
I hear ya, I was a pipeliners kid and grew up travelling all over the country, always the new kid in school I quit making friends after a while until we got settled down and didn't have to travel anymore. I wouldn't change it for anything. by the time I was in the 2nd grade I had been more places than most people go in a lifetime
i worked with a Russian a few years ago.we were talking about music.i asked if he had listened to American country music.he had gone to some cultural exchange shows that included country.thought that it horrible.lots of whining about bad luck.gave him a Loretta LYNN TAPE THAT HAD THIS SONG.he asked if she was Russian.i asked why.a song about triumph over hardship,strength of family,etc.could only be sung by long suffering peasant.became a fan of Loretta from that day.
This is REAL country music. When you listen and get chills from being able to briefly experience her actual life as a coal miners daughter. Truly sad that true life country music has become a lost art form.
Amie Perryman I don't like country music and was led here by the Walmart singer who sang this.i really really liked the Walmart womans voice so much I had to listen to Dolly and her.wow.just wow.i like all worship gospel..music...some acoustic worship songs sound like this....anyways I've just been put on to real country music wow.
First I would like to thank you Loretta for your music in my entire 57 year's. Your talent singing and bringing Butcher Holler into the exact picture it is, I will always be amazed. There I stood looking right at this clapboard house on a hillside with the Well where you drew water. Just Amazing seeing the homestead after loving your story song for 51 years at the time of visit. Another Genius musician gone. God Bless you into Heaven and I Love you Loretta.
💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻❤️🩹💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 Rest in peace beautiful angel Loretta Lynn 💃🏻🌹🎸💃🏻🌹🎸💃🏻🌹 I love all your music and you left a big footprint upon our hearts❤️🩹. This morning you flew up to heaven to your new home in God's Kingdom🌟🙏🏼💖🌟. Now your singing in God's glorious choir with so many other lovely musicians that went before you🌹💃🏻. You will always be in my heart and your music will play on forever Loretta🎶💯. Thank you for everything you have given us such as music grace being humble family stories and so much more❤️🩹. You truly are a legend Loretta Lynn🌹🌟🕊. Sending out my deepest condolences to ev1 who loved this beautiful angel Loretta Lynn. Much love and admiration from a fan in 🇨🇦 💖. 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻🕊💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
April 14, 1932 - Loretta Lynn is born in Butcher Holler, Kentucky. Noted for her honest songwriting, she becomes the first woman to win the Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year award in 1972, landing in the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1988. Happy Birthday Loretta!
I'm a 30 year-old liberal East Coast city dweller (originally from the Rust Belt) and although I've never experienced life like this, and probably don't have much in common with the majority of her fan base, Loretta's music makes me think deeply about everything we have in common, beyond our socioeconomic and political differences. Art connects us, and helps us hear each other's stories. I can't relate to the life of a coal miner, but I can deeply feel that pride for my father's hard physical labor that he exerted every day to provide for me, and the pride I have for my family that prioritized integrity, togetherness, and love over income and status. As times change, we must listen to each other. I've become a huge fan of her music, as well as the music of other classic country artists, over the past year (even visited the Grand Ole Opry!) and I just love it. Thank you Loretta! Art will unite us.
Why do liberals feel the need to post an extremely long response?? Is it because they think that people will think that their Supreme intelligence has to be strewn out over many paragraphs??
Rest well sweet angel, I really loved and appreciated your music, style, and your determination to make it. I was named after your sister. We love you Loretta. 1932-2022.
Gonna miss you Lady Lynn. I have loved watching and listening to you since I was 5 years old. RIP. You have surely made a mark in this world that will delight people in the next.
No other woman will equal Miss Loretta Lynn as a singer of country music, as far as I am concerned. This was my first (late) wife's favorite country music artist. Mine too.
The first two records I bought with my own money were Coal Miner´s Daughter by L. Lynn and Another Ones Bites the Dust by Queen. Still love both songs.
My favorite female country music singer. Here's to a real country star !!!. Loretta, you are a class act, and a beautiful woman. Just like your sister Crystal.
when she sings "Mommie's understanding way.........." I start to cry remembering my Momma and the love she showed us every day! God bless you, Loretta!
When this song came out I was being raised in my parents home filled with domestic violence and mental illness this song was a song of Hope for me as a young boy that there could be a home filled with love I think this song help me be there for my own son I meant the stair lady so many times over the years and I've met her husband and children and she was a true blessing to us all
Loretta lynn is the most awarded lady in the history of country music the Decca doll Queen of country for almost 60 years and still going loretta lynn has been a national treasure i always said patsy kitty and loretta and jean shepard where the true trailblazers and those are Facts
Still remember this song back 1971. Was only seven years old, I grow up county music on radio stations and Real tv box on the floor. Lots great memories watch Pop Goes County and Nashville On the road. Show. So many others. Hee Haw show. Why enjoy classic hits country music sound. Though years I even when few concert show back 1980s. And got sit at table with The Johnsons family. And saw green bus rolling down highway . Was in my twenties but lots memories. We're place she play The Carlson Theater. Now gone before put Mall of America in later years. I always buy DVD and got blueray DVD . I might be 54 year old but I was oldest child stay up on weekends watch music stars on tv. Lots memories back 1970s. Beautiful song. And beautiful video clip. Thank you. Two thumbs up.
I grew up listening to Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline. I am from Winchester Virginiaso I know all about Patsy Cline my uncle owns rainbow road that Patsy Cline owned. These women are the best of country music. I think they are the greatest women of country music.
a hint once spoken by Miss Loretta from one who was blessed to meet/know her in person more then once.......she said sing everyday as it was your last let ya heart fly above the clouds for the soul of music, country or otherwise, always mends the sorry and pain of are lost friends and loved ones....live 1 day at a time for we all live on borrowed time....one can always find peace when singing from ones heart........hope this brings a smile to all of Miss Loretta's fans and let ya heart always sing joy..........be well everyone
WOW, this is crazy... If you don't believe in God, it will make you question, and if you do believe in God, it will affirm His presence... What happened? Well, this morning, when I stirred at 7:00 a.m., I sat up in bed and, out of the blue, asked Siri about Loretta Lynn... "How old is she?" I said, but without ANY IDEA that she had passed away... None. I sat awhile thinking of her, of what a sweet lady she is... For unknown reasons, my thoughts turned to her... Then, amazingly, from Mom, I received a text: Rest In Peace, Loretta Lynn... 😳. Did God tell my subconscious, He had taken her home? I believe He did, and, yes, it's AMAZING!! 🎻🙏🎻
What a classic..what a classy lady..a true legend. Sissy done her proud in the Coal Miner's Daughter Movie. Two true female legends in Country Music..Loretta and Patsy Cline. There are many great ones but these two were the best and no one will ever come close to them.
61 years ago this great iconic Queen of country music is the last of the Era of patsy kitty Dottie Jan Howard Jean Shepard carter family the most awarded lady in the history of country western music the Decca doll First Lady of country has won more awards then any other female recording artist love you Loretta country folks better be proud with what’s going on in are society today this makes me right here proud of are country and stand up rise up let’s take are country back baby
Nothing livs here any more is a part that gets me, the place I lived as a kid is gone, a lot have things changed since I was a kid, I am 54 and alot has changed since i was a kid, i mean alot, I was probably 3 years old, when she sang this, lorreta lynn is a very beutiful woman, and has alot of soal
RIP Loretta Lynn😢. My father and his sisters loved this song as they were raised in small house in West Texas during the depression, and their father and they during the summer picked cotton and did other work to make ends meet. Looking at the photos, they look like the peoples in the movie Grapes of Wrath.
Her singing is genius, her words resonate to anyone who's had to work hard just to survive. This song has always inspired me to be a better father, to always "find the money somewhere" for my family. She's an inspiration to women and men alike, I just love her songs, and I'm not 'country'.
Grew up on Loretta Lynn, a little country boy from rural Western Australia loved thus lady I'm now 28 and still listen to her every day love you Ms Loretta Lynn
They filmed the movie here in Letcher Co. Tommy Lee Jones stayed in a rental house we owned next door. I took him a plate of food one night, and he said, do you want to be in the movie? I said no, that's just how we are here. A lot of my friends are in it. But I had a job already. At 15 was driving a flatbed delivering concrete blocks to the mines.
I'm 15 and this is my favorite song. Mostly because I know what it's like to not have anything but still be greatful for the food on the table and hand me down clothes from friends and family.im an only child but my mom works to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table and clothes on our backs.my dad and mom divorced when I was young and I only see him on holidays or birthdays,many of my friends are like me greatful and happy with the little they have.
Back in a time, when people appreciated what they had, even if it was little. Saddens me when I see kids just expect so much and never learn the value of a chore to help out their family.
This song sends me chills down my spine! Although i was brought up having money ive seen both sides and a lot of poverty. My grandparents didnt have anything and always did teach us their always of life. He was not a coal miner but was a farmer and struggle a lot in life . this song reminds me of my grandparents lives .... It used to be so simple!!!
This song is my life. I'm a coal miners daughter from Southeastern Kentucky. and I'm so proud of my Daddy God rest his soul.
Same. Coal miners daughter from West Virginia
God bless you. ❤️
Wow - pretty neat to have a song like this which has such a personal connection to your life! I love this song. I’ll have to look for a song telling my story though… “I was born a statisticians son!” lol! But seriously, it’s all about the love - and hearing this song I think of the love and sacrifice of my parents raising us eight kids, and teaching us to love God and each other.
My grandfather was a coal miner in Pennsylvania
My grandma was a coal miners daughter, from Johnson CO Ky, she had a hard life. This song makes me think of her every day
If there ever was a queen of country music it was definitely Loretta Lynn
I can actually visualize this...the lyrics are so raw and real. 28 year old black man from Washington DC...appreciating this. Thank you Loretta Lynn.
Quito PoloDown Art is powerful like that. I can feel her pride and her pain, but I'm a 30 year old New Yorker by way of the Midwest.
Desy Music
You go Mr. black man!!
I just shared this screenshot to fb. So beautiful.
One of the all time great comments on youtube. I've been posting on here since it came out. Makes me so so sad the way society has gone. This song reminds me of my grandma. She was old school all the way.
This is when Country and Western music, was referred to as music, not what you hear on the radio today.
you mean the stuff that sounds more like rap music ?
there is no country and western music now the real country and western singers are mostly gone . i can remember listening to hank williams in the 50's on am radio in
hobbs,n.m. it was just like " the last picture show "
Is it weird that I am 19. I grew up with these songs cause its wat my parents listened to & I like the oldies better than today's music
I did too. The old songs have so much more meaning the new ones do.
funny you say that ...my daughters now 38 and 41 but both have said same thing, since they were teens, loved the stuff I loved Loretta , Patsy, Dolly. Jim Reeves. Johnny Cash, and a few more But mainly it was Elvis....Went to Lorettas' place just on outskirts of Nashville a couple of times ...great stop if you drive down to Memphis for Elvis week. Other then Taylor Swift ...I don't think my girls play other artist music at all ..just the above..lol
Ashliegh Namikaze not really
Ashley, it's to your credit you feel that way, and please don't ever stop!
Nope I'm 23 right now and f today's music!! I'm sorry but songs were better then!! Everything was better then
Loretta's with Jesus now❤🕊
Hello Debbie
RIP Loretta, your clear voice for women will be missed.
RIP 🌹🙏
R.I.P. Loretta. I got to see her perform this at the Grand Ole Opry. She is the definition of country...that's for sure.
Hello Carol
I play this for my granny with Alzheimer's. She wakes right up and dances when it comes on.
You youngsters don't get it. She is singing about a way of life. She lived this song as did a lot of people from that time. When you don't have nothing, you appreciate things more. A lesson todays kids could use.
+Adrian Miller I believe most people understand this... it's not about just knowing the lesson it's about living the lesson. She lived the lesson many people have lived this lesson. Many people today are fortunate enough to not have to learn this lesson and many more still do. Don't think less of others because they have more pray that they never have to learn this lesson the hard way and instead come to see it for all it's worth.
+Daemon Skycloak I agree with some of what you say... those times were hard, but the kinship and closeness that existed more often than not because of the times, is something that is missing so much today. Yes we do not have physical hardships like then, but the alienation that People feel now, can be just as bad.
I was born a factory workers daughter. My father worked for Chrysler for year's and put 4 kids through college. We lived the inner city version of this song.
I hear ya, I was a pipeliners kid and grew up travelling all over the country, always the new kid in school I quit making friends after a while until we got settled down and didn't have to travel anymore. I wouldn't change it for anything. by the time I was in the 2nd grade I had been more places than most people go in a lifetime
Adrian Miller, what doesn't kill us makes us stronger.
i worked with a Russian a few years ago.we were talking about music.i asked if he had listened to American country music.he had gone to some cultural exchange shows that included country.thought that it horrible.lots of whining about bad luck.gave him a Loretta LYNN TAPE THAT HAD THIS SONG.he asked if she was Russian.i asked why.a song about triumph over hardship,strength of family,etc.could only be sung by long suffering peasant.became a fan of Loretta from that day.
On of the best Entertainers We ever had. Thanks for posting this
This is REAL country music. When you listen and get chills from being able to briefly experience her actual life as a coal miners daughter. Truly sad that true life country music has become a lost art form.
I feel the same way about Hip Hop.
At least we'll always have the Greats.
Amie Perryman I don't like country music and was led here by the Walmart singer who sang this.i really really liked the Walmart womans voice so much I had to listen to Dolly and her.wow.just wow.i like all worship gospel..music...some acoustic worship songs sound like this....anyways I've just been put on to real country music wow.
heyyyyyynow this ain't got nothing to do with hip hop.
this is singing from the heart not rapping from the head
People can't rap with their heart?
Wow
heyyyyyynow maybe I just don't like that crowd.
it never appealed to me and it never will.
how many people get shot up at a country concert.
First I would like to thank you Loretta for your music in my entire 57 year's. Your talent singing and bringing Butcher Holler into the exact picture it is, I will always be amazed. There I stood looking right at this clapboard house on a hillside with the Well where you drew water. Just Amazing seeing the homestead after loving your story song for 51 years at the time of visit. Another Genius musician gone. God Bless you into Heaven and I Love you Loretta.
Hi Janet hope you're okay?
They don't make music like this anymore
to be honest
No they do not and they do not make men like that anymore either. This song reminds me of my grandpa Wiley life growing up.
@@shannonrosewiley I also had a grandpa Wiley
thinchrisful especially with that new “anthem “ sort of sound to it
Loretta will always be "THE QUEEN OF COUNTRY MUSIC"!
Don't get it twisted! Patsy Cline will always be the QUEEN OF COUNTRY MUSIC!
@@veryeasilydistracted4966but she passed that two Loretta Lynn and the only true women are kitty wells Patsy and Loretta
GOD bless you Lorettie as your dad would call ya. Such a sweet beautiful person!
I am a daughter of a coal miner being from Eastern Kentucky-and I'm proud of it-it was hard living but we got by
I'm 24 and love this song...it's a timeless song that can touch anyone
💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻❤️🩹💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Rest in peace beautiful angel Loretta Lynn
💃🏻🌹🎸💃🏻🌹🎸💃🏻🌹
I love all your music and you left a big footprint upon our hearts❤️🩹. This morning you flew up to heaven to your new home in God's Kingdom🌟🙏🏼💖🌟. Now your singing in God's glorious choir with so many other lovely musicians that went before you🌹💃🏻.
You will always be in my heart and your music will play on forever Loretta🎶💯. Thank you for everything you have given us such as music grace being humble family stories and so much more❤️🩹.
You truly are a legend Loretta Lynn🌹🌟🕊. Sending out my deepest condolences to ev1 who loved this beautiful angel Loretta Lynn. Much love and admiration from a fan in 🇨🇦 💖.
💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻🕊💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Hello Doreen
April 14, 1932 - Loretta Lynn is born in Butcher Holler, Kentucky. Noted for her honest songwriting, she becomes the first woman to win the Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year award in 1972, landing in the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1988. Happy Birthday Loretta!
I'm a 30 year-old liberal East Coast city dweller (originally from the Rust Belt) and although I've never experienced life like this, and probably don't have much in common with the majority of her fan base, Loretta's music makes me think deeply about everything we have in common, beyond our socioeconomic and political differences. Art connects us, and helps us hear each other's stories. I can't relate to the life of a coal miner, but I can deeply feel that pride for my father's hard physical labor that he exerted every day to provide for me, and the pride I have for my family that prioritized integrity, togetherness, and love over income and status. As times change, we must listen to each other. I've become a huge fan of her music, as well as the music of other classic country artists, over the past year (even visited the Grand Ole Opry!) and I just love it. Thank you Loretta! Art will unite us.
Why do liberals feel the need to post an extremely long response?? Is it because they think that people will think that their Supreme intelligence has to be strewn out over many paragraphs??
Well stated.
Well stated Katie L.
@@ericcunningham4773 Triggered? Calm down, snowflake.
I remember real men like Loretta Lynn's father whenever I have a bad day at work thanks to this song and feel ashamed.
You know your a musician when you sound the same as you did after 50 years
actually 57 Years Know charging into 60 years that's amazing
I love Loretta Lynn and Ms. Patsy Cline! I absolutely love discovering new music!
Hi Dorothy hope you're okay??
Rest in peace Loretta. Thank you for giving us so much music to grow up with and listen to today.
One of my favorite movies and song ..... R.I.P 🕊️🙏❤️
Rest well sweet angel, I really loved and appreciated your music, style, and your determination to make it. I was named after your sister. We love you Loretta. 1932-2022.
I run eye water whenever I hear this song poverty and pain is sad regardless of race,creed, or color....Oh and I'm black as hell Great song
Still goosebumps and watery eyes after all these years when I here her sing this song.
Agreed.
Yes sir
Coming from a gunsmith daughter I still appreciate these lyrics today.
spent 3 years in midwest 16-19. years old Shit, these people don't really remember what a lifestyle once was and still is. Oh heavens-
Gonna miss you Lady Lynn. I have loved watching and listening to you since I was 5 years old. RIP. You have surely made a mark in this world that will delight people in the next.
Hello Sandy
@Honest Mark Good! How bout yourself?
@@jamescarl6991 Hello.
@@sandygarcia6684 how are you doing?
@@sandygarcia6684 where are you from?
No other woman will equal Miss Loretta Lynn as a singer of country music, as far as I am concerned. This was my first (late) wife's favorite country music artist. Mine too.
0:38 Wow. How she bends those notes and puts her soul into them always sends shivers down my spine. She is truly gifted.
It’s just all there, she sings from her soul
Wonderful singer 💖💖
She will be missed but never forgotten !!!!
Hello Nancy
The first two records I bought with my own money were Coal Miner´s Daughter by L. Lynn and Another Ones Bites the Dust by Queen. Still love both songs.
Love Loretta❤❤ My favorite female country singer❤❤
Before my time. But my wife loves her. She had a voice. Great song
My favorite female country music singer. Here's to a real country star !!!. Loretta, you are a class act, and a beautiful woman. Just like your sister Crystal.
i can relate to this, my dad worked the mines as well in england, money was always tight, but we made it
Colin Shard without complaining to everyone you run into
when she sings "Mommie's understanding way.........." I start to cry remembering my Momma and the love she showed us every day! God bless you, Loretta!
Happy Birthday Ms. Loretta Thanks for Your good entertainment.
When this song came out I was being raised in my parents home filled with domestic violence and mental illness this song was a song of Hope for me as a young boy that there could be a home filled with love I think this song help me be there for my own son I meant the stair lady so many times over the years and I've met her husband and children and she was a true blessing to us all
rest in peace Miss Loretta Lynn a true pioneer queen of country has passed away
One more where is real country today?She lived it as I No one can touch Lorretta thank you dear lady
Loretta.....always in my heart.
Loretta lynn is the most awarded lady in the history of country music the Decca doll Queen of country for almost 60 years and still going loretta lynn has been a national treasure i always said patsy kitty and loretta and jean shepard where the true trailblazers and those are Facts
Still remember this song back 1971. Was only seven years old, I grow up county music on radio stations and Real tv box on the floor. Lots great memories watch Pop Goes County and Nashville On the road. Show. So many others. Hee Haw show. Why enjoy classic hits country music sound. Though years I even when few concert show back 1980s. And got sit at table with The Johnsons family. And saw green bus rolling down highway . Was in my twenties but lots memories. We're place she play The Carlson Theater. Now gone before put Mall of America in later years. I always buy DVD and got blueray DVD . I might be 54 year old but I was oldest child stay up on weekends watch music stars on tv. Lots memories back 1970s. Beautiful song. And beautiful video clip. Thank you. Two thumbs up.
This is one of the best songs she's ever sing great song I live in Kentucky we all love her
Oh she's singing in heaven so many have passed before her that she'll finally get to see again rest in heaven Loretta Lynn
As a child of the 70s I remember seeing this on TV.
I grew up listening to Loretta Lynn and Patsy Cline. I am from Winchester Virginiaso I know all about Patsy Cline my uncle owns rainbow road that Patsy Cline owned. These women are the best of country music. I think they are the greatest women of country music.
Proud 🥲 of my DAD!! Thank you 🙏. Love 💕
a hint once spoken by Miss Loretta from one who was blessed to meet/know her in person more then once.......she said sing everyday as it was your last let ya heart fly above the clouds for the soul of music, country or otherwise, always mends the sorry and pain of are lost friends and loved ones....live 1 day at a time for we all live on borrowed time....one can always find peace when singing from ones heart........hope this brings a smile to all of Miss Loretta's fans and let ya heart always sing joy..........be well everyone
WOW, this is crazy... If you don't believe in God, it will make you question, and if you do believe in God, it will affirm His presence... What happened? Well, this morning, when I stirred at 7:00 a.m., I sat up in bed and, out of the blue, asked Siri about Loretta Lynn... "How old is she?" I said, but without ANY IDEA that she had passed away... None. I sat awhile thinking of her, of what a sweet lady she is... For unknown reasons, my thoughts turned to her... Then, amazingly, from Mom, I received a text: Rest In Peace, Loretta Lynn... 😳. Did God tell my subconscious, He had taken her home? I believe He did, and, yes, it's AMAZING!! 🎻🙏🎻
Loretta is just pure class unlike some of the trash singing these days.
She put her feelings in her song
There will never be anyone like her. Im a fan for life ,Loretta
Hi Donna hope you're okay?
What a classic..what a classy lady..a true legend. Sissy done her proud in the Coal Miner's Daughter Movie. Two true female legends in Country Music..Loretta and Patsy Cline. There are many great ones but these two were the best and no one will ever come close to them.
Sissy did do her justice.
Janet Treash Patsy Cline
Janet Treash )
#dollyparton #rebamcentire
61 years ago this great iconic Queen of country music is the last of the Era of patsy kitty Dottie Jan Howard Jean Shepard carter family the most awarded lady in the history of country western music the Decca doll First Lady of country has won more awards then any other female recording artist love you Loretta country folks better be proud with what’s going on in are society today this makes me right here proud of are country and stand up rise up let’s take are country back baby
Wow she is amazing. Whatever happened to real country music not this rock/rap crap. Loretta is amazing and she is a legend for sure.
RIP Loretta! This is my fave of all your songs!
Hello
SUCH A THRILL TO SEE LORETTA ON STAGE A TRUE PROFESSIONAL AND CAN SHE SING WOW
Nothing livs here any more is a part that gets me, the place I lived as a kid is gone, a lot have things changed since I was a kid, I am 54 and alot has changed since i was a kid, i mean alot, I was probably 3 years old, when she sang this, lorreta lynn is a very beutiful woman, and has alot of soal
She performed on her 39th birthday in 1971. She was a true legend
I have not heard this song in such a long time it brings back so many memory's god bless the 80s
RIP Loretta Lynn😢. My father and his sisters loved this song as they were raised in small house in West Texas during the depression, and their father and they during the summer picked cotton and did other work to make ends meet. Looking at the photos, they look like the peoples in the movie Grapes of Wrath.
There wouldn't be country music if there was no Loretta Lynn. RIP
I still listen to her music today. A true legend in her time.
Thank you Loretta. Your music and story directly ignited my life long love of Appalachian culture, music and of course, the mountains.
Such honesty, this is real music, from a Woman with real Class. Not the garbage that is played these days from women with no value or talent.
Loretta represented country music and eastern Kentucky in the most authentic way possible.
I will never understand
how such a simple song can get me so deep...From Argentina with love.
This is the true American dream... coming from little, to gain everything. LL is a true star and a great American inspiration
No good country music today Thank you lorretty,you are all country we lost it what a shame
Her singing is genius, her words resonate to anyone who's had to work hard just to survive. This song has always inspired me to be a better father, to always "find the money somewhere" for my family. She's an inspiration to women and men alike, I just love her songs, and I'm not 'country'.
Grew up on Loretta Lynn, a little country boy from rural Western Australia loved thus lady I'm now 28 and still listen to her every day love you Ms Loretta Lynn
They filmed the movie here in Letcher Co. Tommy Lee Jones stayed in a rental house we owned next door. I took him a plate of food one night, and he said, do you want to be in the movie? I said no, that's just how we are here. A lot of my friends are in it. But I had a job already. At 15 was driving a flatbed delivering concrete blocks to the mines.
❤❤. Rest In Peace 🕊️🕊️ Beautiful. Loretta Lynn ❤❤❤❤
R.I.P. Another great singer/songwriter gone.
This national treasure has earned every penny she has ever earned . God bless her!!
Loretta is pure class , the best ,there will never be another one like her , Love you Loretta Lynn.
this is the classiest
lady of country that I have ever seen
Thanks to my Grandmother I discovered the best music!
wow can't believe I found this going to my playlist
I'm 15 and this is my favorite song. Mostly because I know what it's like to not have anything but still be greatful for the food on the table and hand me down clothes from friends and family.im an only child but my mom works to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table and clothes on our backs.my dad and mom divorced when I was young and I only see him on holidays or birthdays,many of my friends are like me greatful and happy with the little they have.
i wish this song were longer. like an opera even!
Back in a time, when people appreciated what they had, even if it was little. Saddens me when I see kids just expect so much and never learn the value of a chore to help out their family.
Hello Victoria
I like the American country songs when they have a lot of detail like this one it reminds me of Irish country music
Will always love this song, grew up with it being played. My dad was a Loretta fan. My mom looked so much like Loretta in this video. Makes me sad.
She sounds like she's still traveling between radio stations when she first started. Now that's country.
I love you thanks for the show in Marietta Georgia at the the county fair. 2014
She is a legand! This is what real country music is.
Rest in Paradise beautiful lady...
19 and I adore country music like this
Oh my gosh, this has to be one of my most favourite songs ever!!!
Reminds me of my Ma Maw and her family from West Virginia. She taught me so much about life... and I still draw on her lessons daily.
This song sends me chills down my spine! Although i was brought up having money ive seen both sides and a lot of poverty. My grandparents didnt have anything and always did teach us their always of life. He was not a coal miner but was a farmer and struggle a lot in life . this song reminds me of my grandparents lives .... It used to be so simple!!!
If so is like this do t bring tears to your eyes and warmth to your soul your not human !!
I love sangin' this one on karaoke! And the film with Sissy Spacek is awesome... One of those I could watch over and over.
Rest In Peace, Loretta. Your music will live forever.
hey Loretta lynn I can watch the video all the time