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FIRST TIME HEARING Conway Twitty - Thats My Job *TEARS*
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Young man I'm a 65 year old white man but I am your brother in Jesus Christ and I'm crying with you because that's my job to share your pain and your in my prayers luv ya your a very smart and caring young man this world needs a lot more like you
😢😢😢💜💛🙏🙏🙏love you Robert! Your a blessing
Well said!
I'm a black man and it's sad that society has conditioned us to qualify our skin color when talking to each other
But your message is perfect
@@yellowsnowman9157, Amen.
This just came across my feed. God bless y'all. There are still good people in this world
Crying doesn't mean you're weak,it means you're human and have a heart! Much love to you brother!!
well said!!
I LOVE U 😢😢😢😢 STAY A TENDER HEARTED MAN SON
No crying does make you weak. But there is exceptions to every rule. It’s important to control your emotions in life. Being strong in emotional times is a virtue. I’m not shaming anyone who can’t be strong or cries. But the world needs to control their emotions look what happens when we don’t. Everyone is using their emotions over politics instead of their minds. God bless everyone
My father is still alive, but his dementia is horrible. So this hits home as it did when I was 15. I'm 45 now. God bless you
Dementia is a horrible disease my Grandma had it she couldn't even recognize me or my dad.
57 year old white man here and I feel you little brother. He loved you very much and you’re going to be okay because of your dad. He’s always going to be with you and the pain eases with time. You’ll be left with all the good stuff. Praying for you
It is a beautiful thing to see the love a grown man has for his Dad. You touched my heart. ❤️
This was raw emotion. Thanks for posting and not trying to hide the tears. This is human. This is life.
Amen 🙏 my friend.
Conway is by-far the greatest story telling Country Singer of all time!!! A great song to listen to brother. Hope you have found more joy in the time you spent with your father? Love ya brother.
I love you babe n I’m so sorry 😢
You touched my heart young man. I was 25 when this song came out and I cry like a baby every time I hear it.
Sorry about the loss of your dad. This song by Conway is a wonderful tribute to all fathers!!
Bro, showing your emotions is a legit sign of a REAL MAN! Straight up 💯 I lost my pops in 2010 to the big C, at the time I was stationed at Fort Knox, KY and when the red cross contacted my commander........and he walked up to me with this "look". Bro I literally ugly cried, FR FR. Much love bro! ❤️🥰 Peace. New subscriber 🤙🏼 I'm so sorry about your Dad man 🙏🏼❤️💯
This song hits me in the feels every time. I’m crying with you bro. My dad wasn’t there but I’m here for my two baby girls
That makes you an even better father my guy. Keep it up brother.
I'm 53 yo and never had a father and I've lived this song with my son and daughter because of it.
Yep, same story. My two kids mean the world to me.
@@gregnixon1296me too... I can't understand how my dad just didn't give a dam but I'm making up for it with my beautiful kids...i will never let them down
@@greg4876 100 thumbs up.
Conway is the great Storyteller, I grew up on this music and this song still makes me cry.
So sorry about the loss of your father. I am 62 but lost my Daddy when I was 15. I can still see his smile and how he loved me! Beautiful song and great review!
I lost my father at 15 as well. I just turned 50, and it still hurts. God bless you
Same here brother. I lost my dad 30 years ago, he was my best friend. Not a day goes by that I still don't miss him, his love, and his company.
😢❤I'm 53...lost dad at 15😢. I too share ur thoughts.
My sympathies...❤🎉😢
@@tanyabell7748 thank you
I also lost my father at 15. I’m getting ready to turn 32. Love you guys, I’m sorry what you’ve been through. But seeing this feels good knowing I’m not alone.
Lost my Dad a month ago and you are so right. Appreciate every phone call and moment spent with your family.
God bless.
Hugs to you brother! I lost my dad 10 years ago now on Christmas Day after he fell in his home and had a brain injury. He used to sing this song to me all the time. I was so blessed to come across this video today! ❤
I don.t know you but sorry for your loss sending you hugs as well
Shelly, my dad just passed away 2 days ago on Christmas eve. I found him laying in the floor. I was with him when he took his last breath.... waiting on the paramedics. I'm 51....he was 83. I heard this song when I was 15....cried my eyes out knowing I would lose him one day.... and knowing that everything he did was to show me that he loved me more than himself. I could hear this song as he passed away while I was holding him. And I couldn't help but cry my eyes out.
I’m so sorry for your loss Shelly May he rest in heaven my dad fell last Christmas thk god he’s ok 👍🏻 I can’t imagine what you’re going to
Sending you a hug, and shedding tears for your loss. This song is a tribute to what you shared with your Dad. And the next time you go fishin', he's gonna be right there with you.
Ken, you picked a great one, by a great story teller. Always loved Conway's music.
Kathy, I hope everything got back to normal for you.
My dad liked this song. He always told us whenever we needed something, That's my job. He's been in Heaven for awhile now but I still miss him. Thanks dad❤
I never had much of a Dad. This song reminds me of the father I have to be for my son. I’m just piecing it together. Appreciate you man.
Same my brother
Maker sure your son knows that you love him every day
@@dougdesch7902 I have four boys and damn sure try to let them know. I show them as much affection as I can. People may deem “soft” but I want my kids to know I love them and they can always rely on their daddy ❤️
As a father and as a grandfather, this is my advise. Get down on the floor with them. Get into their world and grow up with them.
@@user-ho4nw5sf3w thank you
I still listen to this song. My dad listened to all the older country music. 8/29 was 14 years since he'd passed away I'm 30 now. I feel your tears man.
This song has brought tears to my eyes since I was young. It was my dad who loved me so much and never ever let me down!
His birthday was 2 days ago,
Hey Rick I’m a 55 year old hardworking, rough and tumble classic old school man and I’ve been crying to all these great songs for 45 years! I have heard this song 300 times snd still cry everytime. So sorry about your pops and the circumstances!
I'm a 55 year old lady who lost her Daddy in 1996 to diabetic complications. This song made me cry even before he passed because it IS how Daddy was. I started bawling when I just saw that you covered it. So sorry about the loss of your Dad. 🙏💛🤗
@@renaerolley5670 sorry for your loss Renae.
@@petepotaczek5844 Thanks, Pete!
Ain't No Shame in the game... about the matters of the heart. Lost mine 9 yrs ago. I'm sure he's closer, than you know.
Hey Rick my name is Max I lost my dad in 2003 who is my best friend and my mentor they taught me about the love of God and the love of everybody I'm sorry for the loss of your father I can tell he was a treasure to you. But know that me and my family are praying for you everyday. This whole world seems to be in a bad state but here's a whole lot of love from the state of Indiana and my family in my home God bless you son
I just saw this video. I'm 61 setting here crying with you. My dad worked at the gates of hell in a nonautomated cast iron foundry all they had were big fans to try and keep cool. He kept me and my mother clothed and feed and made sure I got through school. He and my mother made sure I had knowledge to get through life. My son is 34 and I've tried to do the same for him. Some day we will have to leave but we know God will look after our children until we are all together again. I love you brother.
I'm 34 and my dad just passed away at 77 1/2 years old from two brain aneurysms rupturing at the same time. He was actually okay and coherent for a few days and they stopped one right away but they had to wait a couple days to do the second one and they stopped most of bleeding in that one but then the blood vessel collapsed and my mom wasn't really keeping me up to date because they can only have so many people on the conference calls so she wanted his oldest daughter my half sister I've never even met in my life except maybe when I was a baby and his sister we're on the call with her and my other sister and I wasn't really being kept up to date on everything and I really didn't realize how dire the situation was once he lost consciousness. I really thought maybe he just needed a few days and it was a part of his brain healing because I've heard of stuff like that with brain injuries but that wasn't the case. It was his brain shutting down and dying. He was still responding to commands it seemed like with them telling him to squeeze their hand and he did it even up to a couple days before he died it seemed like He rubbed my mom's hand but then after that it all stopped and they switched him to comfort care and He died 15 hours later. I really thought even if he passed that he would live for 2 weeks but it took me a little while but I finally realized It was better it happened that way and they made him comfortable those last 15 hours and he died comfortable and quickly and he had told me in the past that's how he wanted to go if he was ever in the hospital and something happened to him. He passed away yesterday.😣
I actually did see him in the hospital a couple times but I didn't realize how quick he would pass away once he lost consciousness and the doctors were telling us If everything went well with the procedure and his healing he would be in there for 14 days and be released. And then when he lost consciousness they said he's next few days will be crucial. And then not even two days later they said his brain scans weren't showing sides of improving. I thought it was kind of quick but I think there was a lot of other things going on that I didn't know like I didn't know that the vessel had collapsed and It did and I didn't even know it had happened. And I had some of my own medical things going on and I thought he might be coming home so I was trying to take care of stuff at the house thinking he'd be worried about it. If I knew he was going to pass like that I would have spent every moment I could with him as soon as he went in the hospital and was still alert and even after he wasn't I would have been there every minute till he died and I just had no clue it was going to play out that way. But I saw him before and after his first procedure and I actually left a little pissy because of the way he was acting before the procedure and after the procedure and I actually left kind of pissy and mad myself. I really felt bad about this but I don't even think he realized how bad his situation was. He was a man of God and our pastor really wanted to pray with him before his first surgery and he wanted to not inconvenience the doctors so much he almost refused to let us pray with him but finally I got him to do it moments before they took him back I put the pastor on speakerphone and bowed my head and he said a quick 20 second prayer after fighting me on it for 10 minutes. And then afterwards I wanted to make sure to remote was close to him because it had the nurse call button and I wanted to make sure it didn't fall down between the bed and I went to set it down on his lap and dropped it like one inch and he was like don't throw that at me. I said I didn't! I just barely set it down! And I picked it up and held it and was like it's not even that heavy. And he was like
"It is to me!" I still think it was ridiculous for him to act like that but now I feel like it was ridiculous for me to be upset or aggravated by it and I shouldn't have let any of it bother me. But I did and I thought I don't need to be there for a second procedure if he's just going to act like that but I will pray and hope it goes just as well. And my mom said he came out and did good. And then within a day he went from being able to eat on his own to not be on the eat on his own to needing a feeding tube. To needing oxygen and having the phlegm and stuff vacuumed out of his throat and nasal cavity and he was like snoring and not getting better and not waking up and finally they were like scans aren't getting better and It's time to make decisions and they decide to put him on comfort Care and he died right after that. I had only seen him one more time and he was unconscious the whole time. Sorry I talked about it so much but I've just really been tore up over it but I feel a lot better since I've rationalized it all with myself and a little time is gone by and it's getting better. I still love the hell out of him and miss him though. We had a few things we wanted to do that we didn't get to do and I felt pretty bummed out about that. We got his new rifle and all kinds of attachments and everything and real coil pads because he was on blood thinners and worried about bruising and he never even got to shoot it once. He wanted to visit Mount Rushmore and never got to do that.
I know what you mean about a father working in hell. My father worked 6 days a week and was so tired coming home, I couldn’t bother him especially on a Sunday because I knew how tired he was. Never got to do anything with him and I could tell he was sorry later.
I've seen short docu videos of THAT KIND of foundry work back when their was no "workers safety rights." When I think of hardest jobs... those images of 1920-50s foundries always flash in my mind. Gosh cast iron too at that 😮 My dad was a roofer & grandpa a coal miner & have alot of respect for all 3 of those jobs!!
😅 I atleast hope y'all lived in Michigan, Indiana, etc. Somewhere with 🥶 cold winters, so that he got some kind of + outta the deal ✌️
Im a white 67 year old. I love you. Thank you for your presence on this platform. You touch my heart.
I see this was 7 months ago but I saw it was Conway Twitty That’s my job and had to click on it. It’s the first time I’ve came across you in my feed. I had to subscribe immediately before the song even started. Your emotion is so pure and open. I lost my Daddy in 2004 and my Mom in 2008. I was the caregiver for both. Also my oldest brother was fighting stage 4 liver cancer at the time of our Daddy’s passing. I was his caregiver too. My baby brother died 7 weeks after being diagnosed with cancer cells found on his brain, both lungs, spine and spread to his kidney’s in 2018. I was his caregiver as well. It just breaks you sometimes. My Daddy’s was unexpected. Just a month before he passed he was praying at the kitchen table tell God that he didn’t think he had the strength to bury another son. The middle son was 11 months younger than me so we were pretty tight, he passed in 1999. Now it’s just me and my older sister. She’ll be 77 tomorrow and I’m 71.
I love how you were outspoken on how death is beautiful. My parents taught us that we cry at births because we know the child will go through trials and tribulations. We rejoice at their passing because we know their toll on earth is done.
I am praying for you and everyone out there going through grief. Sending much love to you. I just wanted to reach through my telephone and give you a big hug. Consider yourself hugged seven months later. 🙏🏻♥️🤗
Rick crying is strong not weak i lost my Daddy in 2013 to lung and brain cancer i am a Daddy's girl i love and miss him so bad.. my heart goes out to you your dad is always with you. God bless you. Awesome reaction i love Conway Twitty he has no bad songs.
Hello there! This resonates with me, girl. I'm also a daddy's girl, mine passed from emphysema in 2009, right after Thanksgiving. Was very blessed to have had a father like him. To have had both parents, actually.. remaining together all their lives, from middle school, lovingly raising a family & in love until the day he died in her arms.
It's now been 14 years, she's never even entertained the idea of replacing him.
Conway was one of their very fav singers (esp momma's) Some of my most fond memories are of them, embraced, slightly swaying to his melodies. Daddy sometimes pretended to be jealous of Conway.. would always crack me up.
Was just wondering, by u having said what u did, and knowing u were accustomed to country, thru ur parents, have u ever heard a song by Red Sovine, "Daddy's Girl"?
If u've never heard that song, u have to go look it up immediately!!
That too, is a very fond memory.. they had his record album & we'd listen to the whole thing. Many great songs on there.
But Daddy's Girl? ... it will touch ur soul, since u are a Daddy's Girl as well.. 💞
@@n2wishnn552 love Red Sovine and that song. Sorry for your loss.❤
I cried with you, brother. I miss my dad every single day. Thank you for being vulnerable and allowing yourself to feel in front of us. I wish you and everyone else who has dealt with loss healing
Prayers
I am sorry for your loss. This was my first time listening to your reactions. All I can say is your an exceptional young man. I am positive you made your Dad extremely proud. You have a beautiful soul. A Blessing to us All.
You're not crying... WERE crying brother, great song always been one of my favorite Conway songs.
Your dad sounds like a great man. You have a pure heart. Great video friend❤
Man... got me crying at work in a shop full of dudes! Sorry for your loss. Someone once said "A father is someone you look up to, no matter how tall you grow."
This is the first time that I have seen your videos. Praying for you and crying with you. My dad and mom have passed away. You are making a beautiful, positive, spiritual difference in this world...
Thank you!!!
Also, praying for Kathy and for everyone...
~Barbara
I didn't have a father but this song makes me still want to cry. Such a good and heart-filled song.
My dad passed in 2015. I miss him so much. This is a beautiful reaction video. You see how many people you touched. Blessings to you brother.
I'm crying with you man I'm a 31 year old Latino and this video really reminded me of what's important in life. I appreciate you keeping it so raw and real with us dude it's not always easy to do that as a man but if you hadn't shown such sincerity it wouldn't have hit so deep for many of us.. I'm going to call my mom and sister and tell them I love them. I'm so sorry for your loss brother Christ is with you and your father is at peace. God bless you and your loved ones.
You know a country song can make you cry and Conway can make you ball your eyes out !
I can't imagine what you experienced. Thank God for every moment we have. "What if you woke up tomorrow with only what you thanked God for yesterday?". Praying for Kathy
I’m sorry for your loss. Your father sounds like a wonderful honorable man. He raised a good son.
My pops dedicated this song to me when I was young and his dad dedicated it to him. Dad died 5 years ago and we lost grandpa the following year and then my little brother the year after that. Grief is hard to deal with brother. Stay strong. It does get a little easier but the pain will remain forever. Embrace the fond memories you hold in your heart
One of my favorite songs. Lost my Dad almost 44 years ago and it is still difficult when I hear this song. The tears still flow even though I am in my mid '70's. My parents divorced in late '50's but he always kept us close to him and now all I have is the respect and love for the memories. Thanks Dad.
This is my first video I’ve seen made by you, and it makes me wish my dad and I were closer😕. It’s hard when we live states away, but deep down I know my dad would do anything for me and my babies. And even with us not being close I couldn’t imagine him not being here. This song and your reaction has helped me realize that no one has me like my dad does, and from now on I’ll try to better my relationship with him💯 thank you for being so vulnerable and being who you are. You’ve got my support from now on 💯🙏🏼
It was 2 years before I could listen to this song again after my dad passed. It doesn’t get lighter, you just become stronger to better bare the weight. God bless brother.
Bud.. I miss my Dad everyday. I was his Wing Man in every thing we did. Hunting, fishing, working on cars and working on the Farm. I love this song ! BTW, My Dad and I always got along.. I spent his last night with me being by his side. Tears here too Bro !! Real Men do cry !! We have a Loving Heart !! HooAH ?
I lost my grandfather years back, he was the role model in my life. Funny, serious, veteran of WWII, but most of all so much wisdom and knowledge. I always think back to the times, as a teenager and a young man that i felt i let him down..but in his eyes, i never did. He always met me with a smile, no matter what.
Now years later i am a veteran, and at 49, a grandfather myself. I can inly pray that i leave this world doing for my grandsons what he did for me....
I miss you grandaddy. I think about you every day, visit you weekly, and leave a penny on your headstone..
My thoughts, my heart, and my prayers go out to you, young man. I lost my dad in 2017 after losing my husband in 2017. I know exactly what you're going through, and it just tears me apart day in and day out even now, but knowing that they are in a better place gives me comfort. I love you for what you have shared with us, and I love you as a sister here on this Earth. Be safe and always stay the way you are because you are beautiful, and perfect for this world.
Im so sorry you lost your dad Rick. He sounds like a great father, exactly the father Conway is singing about. Hang in there brother, you aren't alone.
Don't feel ashamed of crying for your father. I lost my Daddy 30 years ago March of this year and I still think of him every day and cry when songs like this bring back all my memories of him. Hang in there and know with the relationship you had your father knew how you felt about him.
I am 59 yrs old. I miss my Dad and my Grandpa who raised me as well everyday. I am the father of 3. I will never have a more important job than being a Dad. Hugs to you young man. I tell my kids all the time: " I love you" and they reply: "I love you too Dad" "Then nothing else matters does it?". You hang tough bud. Your Dad sees you. Making him proud! You will see him again, that is our Heavenly Father's promise. Until then you keep moving. You be a good Dad. That will honor him in the best way.
Lost my spouse of 42 years, 6 months ago and this journey down the road of grief is the hardest walk I've ever been on and it will never end until we are reunited on the other side of the veil. Others may support you, but you have to walk it alone. God Bless 🙏
50 years old but the second I saw your reaction to this song, I knew we were brothers. These reactions show that we are all human, prone to human emotions, human shortcomings, and other human attributes, for better or worse. My condolences for your dad.
Bless you bud. I still have my dad. He’s 84 and we talk almost every day. I can’t imagine what you’re going through. I love this song
You're not taking anything for granted. You paying homage to your wonderful dad You're releasing some of the pain
I just surfed to your channel
What a beautiful song. You're in my prayers and so is your frien Kathy
God bless you both and keep both of you and your families in his loving arms and hedge of protection.
I lost my dad in 2015. I still get emotional thinking about him. Don’t worry you’ll have happy moments thinking about him where you don’t cry. God bless you. Just remember how lucky we were to have great fathers not everyone gets a great one.
I’ve always loved this song, along with all of Conways songs. But when my daddy passed last August it just hits different now.
My dad died in Sept of 2001 when I was 16....hope everything is looking up for you
I'm 46 and grew up loving this song. When dad died in 2001 I actually FELT this song and understood it. I still cry most times I hear it. Tonight I cried for him and for you. I feel your pain and am truly sorry for your loss. Much love from a stranger. It gets easier but it doesn't go away.
You are so right - you somehow get through it - but never over it. With so much love, hugs and comfort!
Same
There are two sure ways to make a man cry; watching old yeller and listening to that's my job. I'm sorry for your loss and hope things have gotten easier. Another song up this alley of George Strait's forever and ever.
Oh wow and I don't even listen to country music and I burst into tears exactly when you did. My father is my life. My father was more of a home body. He worked but he was happy to step to the side in his 30's when mom became the go getter. She enjoyed work more. My father played with toys, he was our gourmet chef,, he built giant goldfish ponds, two gazebos and learned to make additions and updates to the home, built a garage taught us how to repair cars as he was learning, taught us about nature as he was learning. He became the mediator between mom and the children. My mother was a hard woman and dad learned ways to soften her up towards the kids. He glued the family together and refused to let us fly off the rails.
I lost my father when I was 28 years old, and now at 43, I still have messages that I have saved just to hear his voice. I'd give anything to have one more beer with him. I was also "Junior" for the same reasons. It gets better buddy!
I lost my dad in 2020. I miss him daily. I still cannot listen to this song without crying. Love you Dad.
I’ve been listening to this song a lot lately. My father is battling stage 4 lung cancer but it has spread all over now. I pray he doesn’t suffer. I know he’s ready to go and will hear “welcome my good and faithful servant.” God bless you and I’m sorry for the loss of your father. Also check out one dirt road by Justin Moore and jealous of the angels by Donna Taggert
I listen to this song on my way to work yesterday after listening to a podcast talking about songs for Father’s Day. After about a minute I had tears running down my face. 😢
It's good to see a man expressing himself emotionally. I am in tears with you, brother. I lost my Dad in 1991. Sending love.
I lost my dad in 1989, I was 12, and he was 42.
. My dad passed 12 years ago. He took me to Conway concerts. I love this clip. Brother, my heart is with you. I sending a ton of love! ❤️✝️🙏😇 Thank you for your voice of solidarity. It means the world to me. You're a goodan and your Dad is so proud of you. ❤️💯
It’s still seems like yesterday
You are a very lovely beautiful human being God has a special place for you and you father you're going to be together once again keep your faith brother
This song never fails to make me cry. Yesterday was 22 years ago my daddy passed away, three days before my 17th birthday. This song just crushes me.
i understand how that feels because my dad had a heart attack on my 15th birthday and passed away a week later, this was in 2001 as well. i am sorry for your loss but know that we can see them again one day.
Lost my Dad when I was barely six years old. Am now almost 70 .Sometimes it feels like yesterday.
same
I didn’t have a Dad, but im a father of 4 now 3 girls one son, i love your gratitude you have, brings tears to me eyes, god bless you son. And RIP to your beloved father
Awww, hugs. I envy people who have such great dad's. Mine did the best he knew how to do, but he crushed my spirit when I was so small.
Oh, sweetie, your dad must have been an amazing man to have raised such an incredible young man❤ Your dad will be right over your shoulder smiling when you reach a mill!
Just sitting here bawling with you brother, I lost my father in 2015. I really have a hard time listening to this song without losing it ❤
Same and I’m at work
My daddy passed away 40 years ago and I still get teared up when I hear this song especially the part that says my world evolved around him
I lost both my parents in 2019 only 8 months apart. When my Dad passed I had this song played at his service. He sacrificed everything for his children and it hurt to lose him. May God be with you through your grief and bring you peace. Another song that you might want to listen to is Randy Travis I Thought He Walked On Water.
Man, I lost my dad when I was 20. Your emotions are genuine. Don’t change that. Your dad was special and let your emotions out, crying as I’m watching this video!!!
I played this song at my Dad's funeral, he was my best friend! I totally get it bro, sorry for your loss! 💜🍻
I did too 😢 this and He walked on water" by Randy Travis 😥
@@loribethkerns5785 I totally get it, thank you! 💜
My first time watching anything by you but won't be the last. I lost my father as well and I used to sing this to him. Thank u for this one. I love you Rick praying for you sweetheart ❤️
This always gets me. My dad has been battling cancer and was just given a few months. I’m his oldest and first daughter. I always wanted him to be proud of me. I relate so much.😢❤
I am so sorry for your loss. I have never heard this song before but it just hit me hard. Currently I am my Fathers caregiver, he has Dementia and I am watching him waste away slowly it's very hard to deal with. My past is not pretty, but my Dad stayed by my side and supported me in every way he could, during my drug addiction, prison stent and just screwing up all around, he never swayed from "Doing his job". Love out to you!
My father passed in 1996 when I was 17. It was extremely hard. Now that I have my own son, my biggest fear is him growing up without me. I heard this song when it first came out and it always meant a lot to me. Tha ks for doing this video. My condolences to you and know that it gets easier with time. And know that your Dad would want you to live your life to the fullest. His job is done, and now use the lessons he taught you.
I lost my father on Dec 21st 1998, just a few days before Christmas. I have always been a huge Conway Twitty fan... The hallway in our house had mirrors at the end of the hallway. He was 53 and had a sudden heart attack. I was 21 years old. This song was a big part of my life for many years... I feel your pain Sir... God Bless...
OMG just watching your reaction to this classic song touches my heart you’re a good soul you’re a good person and this whole video is beautiful
I just found your channel seeing this video, i am so sorry to hear about your dad. I lost my dad in 2019. I am 47 years old now and i still cry about loosing him. I cried right along with you on this video. This world needs to be filled with more people like you, it would be a much better world to live in. Your sister cherrel
Damn bro you got me tearing up. Making me realize I take my dad for granted. Gonna give him a call in the morning and go chill with him
Hope time is healing you
I feel your pain. I lost my mother in 1996, I lost my son in 2014 and both are still so fresh in my mind. I cry so often. May. God's peace be with you.
I’m 44 years old now, lost my dad 12 years ago. I’m an over the road trucker been doing this a long time, working my way off the road now because I got a 12 and a 13 year old at home. Doing everything I can and working my ass off for them the best I can with what I got, this song makes me break down without fail every single time. Besides it reminding me of my dad I also hear my song now since I have kids, now it’s “My Job”. I finally understand and appreciate everything my dad did working long shifts all week as a grinder at General Motors, he retired after 25 years there. I was a prick of a young person and in my own world, near the end I snapped out of all of that…but I only got a year of that and one day he was gone. I have a LOT of regrets, I wish it had been different but I told him I loved him straight out in last year and did what I could to be a decent son. He passed quick of a massive heart attack out of nowhere, he was found not long after thankfully. It never hit me it seems, it dose on and off when I’m out here running freight for millions of miles for years now and my only company is my thoughts and my cat. I really want to be a good dad to my kids and have them have a good life in the end, I can only hope to come close to what my dad was…hard working and do everything for my kids. I’m doing it and their as best as they can be and now working my way home to be there for them, trucking has been a great in between but I need to be home now before their grown and gone.
I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my dad when I was 12 and was a big-time daddy's girl. We went fishing together, and he would get us seasonal basketball and football tickets at our local university. I was always right there with him. I am now 56 and every ballgame or boxing match I watch, I think of him and our shared love of sports. You will be in my prayers. God bless!
Two days ago marked 18 years since I lost my Daddy. I was 8 months pregnant with my daughter when I came up on a car vs. Harley accident. Seeing my Dad laying in the road was the worst day of my life!
I know that it’s hard to see now, but I promise that those tears will turn into smiles down the road when you think/talk about him. Please know that you and yours are in my thoughts and prayers. 🙏🏻♥️
I'm sorry for you're loss. I can't put into words how watching you get emotional made me feel. I thank you from the bottom of my heart. God Bless.
I lost my dad 5 years ago, and it still hurts me when I hear this song. I used to call my daddy for everything, and he could fix anything. He could fix anything
I can't stop crying. We lost our son 6 yrs...he was only 25 and passed away of a heart attack. He was our youngest boy. I had always been there to watch over him and protect him, but it wasn't enough. I knew it wasn't my fault but I felt like I had failed him anyway, It was my job to keep him safe and he died anyway. Be strong, Junior, and keep your Dad in your heart, close to you. I understand your pain.
You right bro…Much Love Bro
Bro I’m crying with you….
I lost my dad and mom at 20 years old it's definitely hard. But that just shows you how great of parents they were! Your dad sounds like a great man. God bless you
So sorry for your loss brother God is with you and your dad is with you they are keeping you safe Amen brother I love you
never a day I don't miss my Dad. three years this month. The pain and missing hits....like it was yesterday
No matter if it's rock, country, rap, r&b.... The stories are all the same. We all deal with the same struggles, happiness, heartache, wins, love, hate.... that's why music is important and powerful. That and color doesn't matter. Human is human. Great video brother.
I played this song at my dad's funeral he was the greatest man I've ever known. Not a day goes by that I don't think of him. I never thought I could live without him because I talked to him every day but here I am a couple of years later and I carry on through his love and strength. I love you dad . can't wait till I see you again.
Thank you for posting this. I'm a mess because my Dad's in the hospital right now. I finally let go of the tears because I wasn't alone. God Bless You
You have a great Soul. So sorry for your lose! My tears watching this are for your family!
Sorry for your loss brother. Your dad is up there watching you and I know he’s proud of the great young man he raised. Prayers for strength for you my friend.
Love you brother. I lost my dad a little over a year ago. Praying for you and crying with you.
❤️❤️🙏😢Love you brother ! RIP TO YOUR DAD , sending you my love and condolences
Same here brother June 25th. It’s been a tough time. Especially for those that are extremely close to their pops. Condolences and good vibes your way
Sorry for your loss bro. My brother and I are super close to our dad. Us 3 are our best friends. We do everything together and I dread the day he has to leave us. We hunt, fish, golf, cut wood together. Every chance we get we’re together. This is our favorite song. God bless you, your father and your family. Earned a follower. Rest easy he’s watching over ya’ll.
Praying for you…. I lost my dad in 1981 I was 9 & my mom passed away when I was 29 … it’s so hard losing my parents…. Again praying for you 🙏🙏🙏
I lost my dad a year ago and I still listen to his voicemails. He use to call me just to check in and say he was proud of me. I feel your pain and know that though they may be gone our loved ones are still a part of us. ❤
I was just out of basic training in the Army,1973, 21 yrs. old, when my Dad was killed on the job. I was oldest of 5. My Dad wrote me a letter telling me how proud of me he was and now I take out that letter and cry every time I read it😢😢😢 R.I.P. Dad, “Rock buster #1”
Rick you are a rare person of such strength and a gentle soul! Your vulnerability and compassion displays the love of your Dad that now blesses many.Thank you for taking the risk to share the importance of Loving Others While Alive! Your Dad is a Loving Legend🔥 to thousands-and he imparted to you a Loving Legacy!!!
Numbers 6:24-26
the Holy Bible❤
We played this at my dads funeral. I cry every time i hear it. Prayers brother
There's no greater gift in this world than the Gift of Love. Your love lite is Bright my friend plz don't let it dem. We will see our family again. Love you Brother.❤