nice dedication to your dad...somehow I never really understood the lyrics..but always loved the music...It arouses senses into the mind. Thanks for sharing!
First heard this song in the movies The Falcon and the Snowman. Sean Penn is having a huge party at his parents house. He takes a picture of this blonde by the swimming pool with the camera Timothy Hutton had to use to photograpg the documents he was stealing for the Russians. Awesome flick.
I recall many years ago reading an interview that John Lennon had given...somewhere in it he said something to the effect that he'd wished the Beatles had written this song.
Or maybe that it was his favorite song at the time...
This is a song really about a male/female sexual relationship that involves drunken seduction, with lots of nautical metaphors. It is a gorgeous song with a subtle hint at what a man might insinuate in a bar on a seaside dock while he, referred to as the miller, told his "tale"...so she would not be one of 16 vestal virgins who were once heading for the coast. Very cute! It was the 1967 when many women who went to bars were still virgins. I love the line "whiter shade of pale" Play with words
Funny been thinking about my Dad a lot lately (miss you 26/12/98) birthday coming up soon too! and only looked this up cos heard it on radio but didn't know the lyrics!! Thank you-What a beautiful song to dedicate to your father!!
thank you so much for the lyrics. I have loved this song for such a long time, but could not quite get all the lyrics. it brings back so many memories. where have all those time gone?
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thanks for your kind words skwyrley. ive never really said much about my time or my job .i sometimes feelso ashamed that i had to haul so many likeminded peaceful brothers out of there.music and each other was all we had . no kid should have to grow up that fast. but,we are at it again. i wonder what they listen too sometimes.i hope they all have theyre own whiter shade of pale.PEACE&LOVE
viet nam 70 i always listened to this song before and after med evacs. if i was going to die at the age of 18, i wanted this to be the last song i would ever hear.still gets me through at times.
@Pawlzee I'm so happy that you survived the craziness surrounding that war when you were 18 and are here listening! Guess it's a little late but want to say a HUGE THANK YOU for your service to our country! Something we ALL should have said to you in the 70's! ; )
@takeracdc Yes sir! I've never really talked to him too much though since we're in the states and they live in England, but I was glad to start listening to their music!
Evan, Your dad had great taste in music and I'm sure where ever he is he's proud of you for carrying on his generation of music. Hopefully you will continue and maybe turn on some young people to it. These songs really tell stories where as todays music for the most part is raunch.
hola talves te aburra mi comentario pero quiero que sepas que es la cancion con la que mas me acuerdo de mi padre no es la letra si no la musica en si que cuando empiesa a sonar me llega el mas profundo recuerdo de ni padre y aunque talves ni me hable ni me recuerde se que sigue vivo y que yo tambien y que talves algun dia deje el los rencores atras y que pueda yo recibir un abrazo de el gracias por ponerlo me gusta
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You say Owl City, I say Led Zeppelin
You say Jonas Brothers, I say The Beatles
You say Justin Bieber, I say Queen
You say Taylor Swift, I say AC/DC
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"The author of Procol Harum: beyond the pale, Claes Johansen, suggests that the song "deals in metaphorical form with a male/female relationship which after some negotiation ends in a sexual act.""
I'm still trying to make sense of it, but here's that for you.
@RichXZ yes but that doesn't mean they are referring to the miller's tales i take it to mean the mirror told it's tale with the way some one looks i.e. getting older i could be wrong they could be referring to the canterbury tales i've listened to it over and over.sounds like mirror to me.
@CALSTRAN1 Ditto on reading the lyrics some 43 yrs later. Well better late than never as they say and at least we lived long enough to read the lyrics to a great song. LOL It is such a flowery, haunting, ethereal kind of song. Way ahead of its time.
All kinds of stuff in these lyrics -- a common thread runs through the surrealistic scenes that are projected unto the mind -- Vestal Virgins refers to Vesta the Roman Goddess of the home and hearth -- Ultimately it doesn't matter what they mean or what the author intended -- The goal is to stir the listeners imagination so he or she can conjure up images and interpret it through the prism of his or her own subjectivity. I'm glad that Keith Reid didn't try to explain.
All kinds of stuff in these lyrics -- a common thread runs through the surrealistic scenes that are projected unto the mind -- Vestal Virgins refers to Vesta the Roman Goddess of the home and hearth -- Ultimately it doesn't matter what they mean or what the author intended -- The goal is to stir the listeners imagination so he or she can conjure up images and interpret it through the prism of his or her own subjectivity. I'm glad that Keith Reid didn't try to explain.
Yes they need to play this one more,thanks for the lyrics.almost had them figured out all right..John Lennon was quoted as saying this was one of his all time faves.that says it all! I was fortunate to see them once in 1975
My dad left... now he's got two kids from his wife now, and 3 kids from her marraige before. My grandpaw raised me a tomboy girl on a farm... This is to him. I love you papaw.
The Catherine wheel, my ex was Katrien, her mother believed in God, her father did so too, but he went to Opus Dei... I don't know if he still lives (I loved this man), but I knew she was dating a priest, whilst she didn't want to... She worked hard in her 'Apotheek', but she mixed alternative science with accurate science...Katrien 'pervertised' (if you wish)
The Catherine wheel, my ex was Katrien, her mother believed in God, her father did so too, but he went to Opus Dei... I don't know if he still lives (I loved this man), but I knew she was dating a priest, whilst she didn't want to... She worked hard in her 'Apotheek', but she mixed alternative science with accurate science...
Sorry guys, It'a timeless song and I love it but...
This song is not about death, it's about a trip on a ship and how the party and evening went, ending with a sexual conquest referenced by the "miller" saying "and so it was that later"(telling his buddies) that "her face turned a whiter shade of pale". Meaning the nervousness and fear that one of the "virgins" was having but went along with it, and the regret that followed after. Drunken seduction at a party. A normal college weekend.
@FourFingersUp then i guess, in a symbolic way, it IS a song about death; death of that girls innocence (as it were), especially if she was scared and later regretted it.
Lo dije una vez y lo repito: un tema maravilloso de una epoca bella e inocente...Me recuerda a mi hermano mayor, ya fallecido, y a mis padres conversando en una tarde fria....LA musica tiene la cualidad de retrotraernos a tiempos idos para mejorar de cara al mañana...Gracias a edog800...
i heard this song on House the other night and i couldnt figure out what song it was .Tokk me 2 hours to find it. Such a relaxing tune. Grew up listening to classic rock and still listen to it even thought im 24. LOVE IT ALL !!!!!!!
This was one of my grandads funeral songs, its the song he had my first dance with my grandma too it makes me sad when i hear it but i cant help but listen to it :(
this and "in my life" by the beatles are my favorite songs ever. (the necromancer by rush is also really close) so much heart and I love the B-3 organ sound.
bro! thank you thank you thank you i've loved and thought about this song for years and now for the first time i know what he's freaking saying on the chorus. Perfect top-off to just having bought this record! Thanks again. If we ever cross paths it's milla-time!
Great tribute to your Dad. Love this song. It has a lot of meaning to it. Most don't understand. Thanks for the upload.
Jakeman219 5 days ago
Sela Ward's favorite song<3
TheHuddyLove 1 week ago
I have always loved this song, but I still have no idea what it means.
burpo 2 weeks ago
He wrote that when he was high !! :p
CaroXNirvana 3 weeks ago
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CaroXNirvana 3 weeks ago
Love the way this song is used in The 10th Kingdom :-)
OCFgirl 1 month ago
nice dedication to your dad...somehow I never really understood the lyrics..but always loved the music...It arouses senses into the mind. Thanks for sharing!
gwenparker24msncom 1 month ago
the only reason im listening to this is because my grandpa told me to look up the lyrics to it
TheSingleMiner 1 month ago
@TheSingleMiner Uhm, cool? Why did you feel the need to share that? Are you embarassed to listen to classic music? Where theres actually talent?
MrFuckyouintheneck 3 days ago
I WAS FEELING KIND OF SEASICK, BUT THE CROWD CALLED OUT FOR MOOOOOORE
mikeyman6 2 months ago
First heard this song in the movies The Falcon and the Snowman. Sean Penn is having a huge party at his parents house. He takes a picture of this blonde by the swimming pool with the camera Timothy Hutton had to use to photograpg the documents he was stealing for the Russians. Awesome flick.
theenforcer1977 2 months ago
Singing mushrooms!
Harvey238 2 months ago
I recall many years ago reading an interview that John Lennon had given...somewhere in it he said something to the effect that he'd wished the Beatles had written this song.
Or maybe that it was his favorite song at the time...
richardvollin 2 months ago
This is a song really about a male/female sexual relationship that involves drunken seduction, with lots of nautical metaphors. It is a gorgeous song with a subtle hint at what a man might insinuate in a bar on a seaside dock while he, referred to as the miller, told his "tale"...so she would not be one of 16 vestal virgins who were once heading for the coast. Very cute! It was the 1967 when many women who went to bars were still virgins. I love the line "whiter shade of pale" Play with words
curiousbutwithvalues 2 months ago 2
@curiousbutwithvalues thank you so much for explaining what the hell this song is about. i've loved it for years, without having a clue.
cattime1 1 month ago
Pirate Radio
AlexxDudd 3 months ago in playlist Liked
Thank you wery much Evan ...
Zile1955 3 months ago
I Have so much love for this song <3 <3 <3 BB Favourt x
BrownBear92HRM 3 months ago in playlist BrownBear92HRM's favourites
Funny been thinking about my Dad a lot lately (miss you 26/12/98) birthday coming up soon too! and only looked this up cos heard it on radio but didn't know the lyrics!! Thank you-What a beautiful song to dedicate to your father!!
Ironic268 3 months ago
I just sang this song along with my dad.
tazepat001 3 months ago
this song is so freaking GAY !!!!!!!!!! sorry but thats just my opinion
09875421361 3 months ago
@09875421361 your Gay
Alliizeroserox 3 months ago 2
@Alliizeroserox I agree with you!
Fanny991223 3 months ago
@Fanny991223 Thank You :) haha I got 5 thumbs up for that comment and 2 down but those people Are just Mad cuz its the truth :D
Alliizeroserox 2 months ago
thank you so much for the lyrics. I have loved this song for such a long time, but could not quite get all the lyrics. it brings back so many memories. where have all those time gone?
thewonderboy59 4 months ago
... but he was always quick to aplogize.
AntManIAm 4 months ago
"The Miller's Tale" (Middle English: The Milleres Tale) is the second of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (1380s-1390s),
blairdmoyers 4 months ago
Great Work, Evan! Many, many Thanks for the lyrics of this fantastic song!!!!!
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muppy1100 5 months ago
BRO... U HAVE A LOT OF CLASS TO SPEAK ABOUT YOUR FATHER IN SUCH A WAY..... GOD BLESS YOU !!!!
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I've got to say, I'm here because of Charlie :) thank you<3
DESERTICAa 5 months ago
Did these guys ever have another hit or popular song?
schwill81 5 months ago
@schwill81 "Conquistador" was a hit in the US, at least, summer of 1972. "Whiskey Train" SHOULD have been a hit.
rudeingenue 4 months ago
the perks of being a wallflower
coloredeyesxd 5 months ago 41
thanks for your kind words skwyrley. ive never really said much about my time or my job .i sometimes feelso ashamed that i had to haul so many likeminded peaceful brothers out of there.music and each other was all we had . no kid should have to grow up that fast. but,we are at it again. i wonder what they listen too sometimes.i hope they all have theyre own whiter shade of pale.PEACE&LOVE
Pawlzee 5 months ago
viet nam 70 i always listened to this song before and after med evacs. if i was going to die at the age of 18, i wanted this to be the last song i would ever hear.still gets me through at times.
Pawlzee 5 months ago
@Pawlzee I'm so happy that you survived the craziness surrounding that war when you were 18 and are here listening! Guess it's a little late but want to say a HUGE THANK YOU for your service to our country! Something we ALL should have said to you in the 70's! ; )
Skwyrley 5 months ago
love pure love for this song
BrownBear92HRM 5 months ago
Just started out listening to them. Found out my uncle was the original bassist of Procol Harum. Good stuff.
kitywompus 5 months ago
@kitywompus Really man? Is your uncle's name David Knights? If it's true, you're lucky to have a really talented uncle ! Peace.
takeracdc 5 months ago
@takeracdc Yes sir! I've never really talked to him too much though since we're in the states and they live in England, but I was glad to start listening to their music!
kitywompus 5 months ago
One of my all time favorite songs.
chazzman444 5 months ago
This is a classic of all pop classics...
stuwrightfrom53 6 months ago
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how many movies have featured this song?
VeronicaHaunani 6 months ago
this song is so good!!!! heard about it in the greatest book ever -- the perks of being a wallflower
deters08 6 months ago
god damn this song is good........ but rite now i still want to chuck myself under a buss.........
ofabmx 6 months ago
the "Miller telling his tale" was also connected with The Canterbury Tales by Geoffery Chaucer...
MrTombstone1954 6 months ago
Love this song!!!!!! It is a beautiful song!!!!
butterflygirl2475 6 months ago
Dr.House brought me here.
lejzer1 6 months ago
one of my dad's classic favourites too!!! today would of been his 68th birthday.love you dad with all my heart.....R.I.P xxxxxx
TheWard1987 6 months ago 4
cant go wrong wit da 60s
troyb1984 6 months ago
Evan, Your dad had great taste in music and I'm sure where ever he is he's proud of you for carrying on his generation of music. Hopefully you will continue and maybe turn on some young people to it. These songs really tell stories where as todays music for the most part is raunch.
Keep it up.
MsAlone4now 7 months ago 3
*-* carina *-*
OokamiSan96 7 months ago
Tio Eduardo, Cheira a pé! :D
imok1996 7 months ago
A timeless classic.
AndyHunk10 8 months ago
Great song, bring back old days
Mrrosana31 8 months ago
hola talves te aburra mi comentario pero quiero que sepas que es la cancion con la que mas me acuerdo de mi padre no es la letra si no la musica en si que cuando empiesa a sonar me llega el mas profundo recuerdo de ni padre y aunque talves ni me hable ni me recuerde se que sigue vivo y que yo tambien y que talves algun dia deje el los rencores atras y que pueda yo recibir un abrazo de el gracias por ponerlo me gusta
toysirapuato 8 months ago
thanks been having the hardest time with the lyrics for past forty years
track2107 8 months ago
love this song
ArcticCat50768 8 months ago
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You say Lady Gaga, I say The Doors
You say Hannah Montana, I say The Rolling Stones
You say Owl City, I say Led Zeppelin
You say Jonas Brothers, I say The Beatles
You say Justin Bieber, I say Queen
You say Taylor Swift, I say AC/DC
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NimirRaCyndal 9 months ago
so this song is about rape?
GetThisThingCrunk 9 months ago
@GetThisThingCrunk i dont see how o.o
crissangelbetch 8 months ago
@crissangelbetch And the truth is plain to see
That I wandered through my playing cards,
And would not let her be
One of sixteen vestal virgins
Who were leaving for the coast.
GetThisThingCrunk 8 months ago
@GetThisThingCrunk
"The author of Procol Harum: beyond the pale, Claes Johansen, suggests that the song "deals in metaphorical form with a male/female relationship which after some negotiation ends in a sexual act.""
I'm still trying to make sense of it, but here's that for you.
user98xp 8 months ago
@user98xp Hey Thanks, doesn't sound like I was too far off. Perhaps something like Indecent Proposal, either way doesn't sound too good.
GetThisThingCrunk 8 months ago
@GetThisThingCrunk
I think it's much better if you just think of it as a pretty song... pretty being an understatement.
user98xp 8 months ago
@user98xp make sense...at 60's. Nowadays, would like to see a girl turning her face ghostly or pale after a sexual proposal! lol
joferbrasil 8 months ago
I have heard that this is the most played song in public places like malls and stores.
zekeymanRS 9 months ago
BACH
xIIKayze 9 months ago
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Nice video. My dad also loves this song.
antstech 10 months ago
Nice video. My dad also loves this song.
antstech 10 months ago
anyone else recognize this from 'tenth kingdom'?
MegaSherlock 10 months ago
3 personas no conocen el valor de la musica ... que triste :(
vicovico11 10 months ago
3 people were high before they listened to this song!!
Terrilliser 10 months ago
i'm pretty sure it says while mirror told it's tale, that her face at first just ghostly turned a whiter shade of pale?
WOLFMANoct1963 10 months ago
@WOLFMANoct1963 You didn't do Chaucer at school, then? The Miller's Tale was one of the Canterbury Tales
RichXZ 10 months ago
@RichXZ yes but that doesn't mean they are referring to the miller's tales i take it to mean the mirror told it's tale with the way some one looks i.e. getting older i could be wrong they could be referring to the canterbury tales i've listened to it over and over.sounds like mirror to me.
WOLFMANoct1963 10 months ago
@WOLFMANoct1963 I love you wolfman
Angelia7432 10 months ago
You didn't do Chaucer at school, then? The Miller's Tale was one of the Canterbury Tales
RichXZ 10 months ago
@CALSTRAN1 Ditto on reading the lyrics some 43 yrs later. Well better late than never as they say and at least we lived long enough to read the lyrics to a great song. LOL It is such a flowery, haunting, ethereal kind of song. Way ahead of its time.
coltkitt 10 months ago
Some messed up lyrics, in a good way. The summer of love forever.
shadowfall331 10 months ago 2
All of these years, I thought the first line of this song was "we skip a life and dangle" and see that it is "we skip a light fandango".
88meemaw88 11 months ago
Addictive tunes
suzeneka 11 months ago
very nice
RockHard1830 1 year ago
Such pretty music in this song.
AngieEnz84 1 year ago
i know this song the first time in 1975 and i like it till now . the great song will live forever . i live in Viet Nam
lenamvl 1 year ago
Good art doesn't gets older. I live in Brazil.
daltonagre 1 year ago
R.I.P Andy,30.11.2010,will always love u for ever darling,u shouldnt have even been taken away xx
paula9266 1 year ago
No kidding! the best slow song ever! Smooth, warm and sooo touching ! love it!
christine3869 1 year ago
WOW!!!!!!!! FINALLY I GET TO READ THE LYRICS AFTER 43 YEARS!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU WITH ALL MY HART TO Edog800.........
CALSTRAN1 1 year ago 2
@CALSTRAN1
All kinds of stuff in these lyrics -- a common thread runs through the surrealistic scenes that are projected unto the mind -- Vestal Virgins refers to Vesta the Roman Goddess of the home and hearth -- Ultimately it doesn't matter what they mean or what the author intended -- The goal is to stir the listeners imagination so he or she can conjure up images and interpret it through the prism of his or her own subjectivity. I'm glad that Keith Reid didn't try to explain.
santosfoodbank 11 months ago 2
@santosfoodbank Very clever way of putting it.
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@CALSTRAN1
All kinds of stuff in these lyrics -- a common thread runs through the surrealistic scenes that are projected unto the mind -- Vestal Virgins refers to Vesta the Roman Goddess of the home and hearth -- Ultimately it doesn't matter what they mean or what the author intended -- The goal is to stir the listeners imagination so he or she can conjure up images and interpret it through the prism of his or her own subjectivity. I'm glad that Keith Reid didn't try to explain.
santosfoodbank 11 months ago
Singing mushrooms!!!
Harvey238 1 year ago
Yes they need to play this one more,thanks for the lyrics.almost had them figured out all right..John Lennon was quoted as saying this was one of his all time faves.that says it all! I was fortunate to see them once in 1975
MrJgossey2002 1 year ago
this is great now i can sing along and not miss the words!
RNSShepard 1 year ago
My dad left... now he's got two kids from his wife now, and 3 kids from her marraige before. My grandpaw raised me a tomboy girl on a farm... This is to him. I love you papaw.
NimirRaCyndal 1 year ago
The Catherine wheel, my ex was Katrien, her mother believed in God, her father did so too, but he went to Opus Dei... I don't know if he still lives (I loved this man), but I knew she was dating a priest, whilst she didn't want to... She worked hard in her 'Apotheek', but she mixed alternative science with accurate science...Katrien 'pervertised' (if you wish)
Joke9972 1 year ago
The Catherine wheel, my ex was Katrien, her mother believed in God, her father did so too, but he went to Opus Dei... I don't know if he still lives (I loved this man), but I knew she was dating a priest, whilst she didn't want to... She worked hard in her 'Apotheek', but she mixed alternative science with accurate science...
Joke9972 1 year ago
thumbs up to all the dad's out there ( two missed the like button or there is something wrong with the music they lusten too)
category51 1 year ago
thumbs up to all the dad's out there ( two missed the dislike button or there is something wrong with the music they lusten too)
category51 1 year ago
I also dedicated this song to my dad. I cry every time I here it.
skitzoliz15 1 year ago
great song, thanks ..hope your dad is alright..
lukashope 1 year ago
Simplemente la mejor cancion de esas epocas.....
thedoncella1980 1 year ago
one of greatest song in history
keolif 1 year ago 23
@keolif - Definitely one of the best slow-dance songs of all time, one that was very much ahead of its time and very underrated IMNSHO.
thespeez 9 months ago
@keolif thank you some one agrees this will be played at my funeral
savmic3669 5 months ago
thanks charlie
iimhungryy 1 year ago
Sorry guys, It'a timeless song and I love it but...
This song is not about death, it's about a trip on a ship and how the party and evening went, ending with a sexual conquest referenced by the "miller" saying "and so it was that later"(telling his buddies) that "her face turned a whiter shade of pale". Meaning the nervousness and fear that one of the "virgins" was having but went along with it, and the regret that followed after. Drunken seduction at a party. A normal college weekend.
FourFingersUp 1 year ago 36
@FourFingersUp sorry m8 but u can deitcate songs to anyone? most of my family are dead and ive named songs to there memory?.
steve2708 8 months ago
@FourFingersUp then i guess, in a symbolic way, it IS a song about death; death of that girls innocence (as it were), especially if she was scared and later regretted it.
Neumie7 6 months ago
@FourFingersUp no ummmmmmmmm wat he ment he was at a party and he heard a man say to a girl your a whiter shade of pale meaning drunk
savmic3669 5 months ago
putz,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,falta letra so dumb you writting wrong this music is not complete next time do this correct
hollomynameisbob 1 year ago
this song goes out to my brothers and my mom god rest their soul
tmagee43 1 year ago
I grew up in that era,and this is one of my favorite songs of the those days. Good job Evan.
Simbody 1 year ago
thanks a beautiful song! love it!
411chihuahua 1 year ago 2
Lo dije una vez y lo repito: un tema maravilloso de una epoca bella e inocente...Me recuerda a mi hermano mayor, ya fallecido, y a mis padres conversando en una tarde fria....LA musica tiene la cualidad de retrotraernos a tiempos idos para mejorar de cara al mañana...Gracias a edog800...
nrojasruiz 1 year ago
related to my Dad s life, also
svetlanacat 1 year ago
Great Song...Great Tribute! sorry about your Dad.
snowbella292 1 year ago
This is a great song and in my time it was on the radio far more often then I am sure is now.
reasonjust 1 year ago
Thecoyote974 yes RIP does mean rest in peace.
shygirl91744 1 year ago
Another one for those whose hearts still remember...
1955annemarie 1 year ago 4
:):)
merzina 1 year ago
does "R.I.P" means Rest.In.Peace ?? I'm french, I don't understand...
TheCoyote974 1 year ago
@TheCoyote974 Oui, "rip" veut dire "rest in peace".
quo33 1 year ago
In love with this song for ever. Cheers.
FreeBritain1 1 year ago 3
The history! Procol Harum forever!
illupobora 1 year ago
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esteban21022 1 year ago
it is one of my favourite songs. i don't know how oft i cried to this song.
TheChickenhuhn 1 year ago
Thanks Charlie :)
AsylumAttendee 1 year ago
this was my Daddy's favorite song too. R.I.P
TheRandomSquad101 1 year ago
Gracias por aportar una versión para aprender ingles.
Kalabeast08 1 year ago
I was told my parents danced to this when they were dating. this song is timeless
bobwardala 1 year ago
linda musica!!
manuzinhoAmigo 1 year ago
thanks Evan
mditevi 1 year ago
Edog800... do you know the meaning to this song by any chance? i love it but have no idea what it means.
4m216 1 year ago
Great lyrics, great organ, great voice. Many a young lady was held tight in my arms dancing to this classic!
pennvillage 1 year ago
Can somebody explain me about what this song sings about???
mrrrun 1 year ago
thats nice of you to dedicate it to your dad
LaffinPumpkin 1 year ago
this song makes me cry every time I hear it.... I played this song at my grandmother's funeral because it was her favorite song...
hotfurrychick1 1 year ago
i heard this song on House the other night and i couldnt figure out what song it was .Tokk me 2 hours to find it. Such a relaxing tune. Grew up listening to classic rock and still listen to it even thought im 24. LOVE IT ALL !!!!!!!
nyaple 1 year ago
ah, i remember when this song came out. i was ten years old. Those were the good days
SgtPeppers196714 1 year ago
lol decicate it to your dad now thats nice
LaffinPumpkin 1 year ago
your soul just closses his eyes and starts to floot on the feeling of this song.
huckleberryfindehaas 1 year ago
@huckleberryfindehaas Completey agree.
nyaple 1 year ago
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dbeezycentex 1 year ago
R.I.P Dutch I miss you so much thank you for all that you have done for me I always cry for you when I hear This song :(
Chris090988 1 year ago
amazing L)
elementjazz 1 year ago
me and my mom love this song
resmell101 2 years ago
Thanks for that, the lyrics've been an enigma for me so far...
kuicho1 2 years ago
a great song - wish it is played on radio more!
DunCarmel 2 years ago 48
@DunCarmel- Its the most played song in public places in the last 75 years!
TheAdamg7 1 year ago
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@DunCarmel- Its the most played song in public places in the last 75 years!
TheAdamg7 1 year ago
@DunCarmel i wish they played all 50's - 60's song just at least play them
torgojr1 1 year ago
I never forgot this song. .. a long time ago.. ja ja
piponio13 2 years ago 3
beautiful!!!!!
soultech123 2 years ago
best slow song ever
49sawman 2 years ago 55
@49sawman very nice- cheers to your dad-never knew all the words
dtoerge 1 year ago
@49sawman Yes
alexpong0 1 year ago
@49sawman eh no WORST slow song ever
Ciaoabh 9 months ago
Air to the G string,and drums.The best of times.Thanks Procol.
loumag7 2 years ago
Procol Harum is still together
tfcrew 2 years ago
His, not my Lol
LiamN294 2 years ago
This was one of my grandads funeral songs, its the song he had my first dance with my grandma too it makes me sad when i hear it but i cant help but listen to it :(
LiamN294 2 years ago
Nice tribute... thanks for sharing. :)
BostonBelle 2 years ago
Thank's!!!it's my favorite song ever!!!
hormigaferoz 2 years ago
Good job for a good father of his good son... Thanks for share with us this nice song... Greetings.
ralzualde 2 years ago 3
thanx :)
this is like my moms all-time favorite song and the only line i knew was "whiter shade of pale"
haha but still thank alot
spidermancupcake 2 years ago
I actually got the words right! I've spent 40 years thinking "no they can't possibly be the right words"! Ta X
mummycorinne 2 years ago
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Calabro83 2 years ago
very nice,thank you
itsjustnancy 2 years ago
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cooldriven1 2 years ago
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cooldriven1 2 years ago
this and "in my life" by the beatles are my favorite songs ever. (the necromancer by rush is also really close) so much heart and I love the B-3 organ sound.
ynot4311 2 years ago 2
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jillbill7001 2 years ago
Organ playing in AWSOP and its intriguing lyrics are awesome! Thanks for the video.
abelitro12 2 years ago 2
bro! thank you thank you thank you i've loved and thought about this song for years and now for the first time i know what he's freaking saying on the chorus. Perfect top-off to just having bought this record! Thanks again. If we ever cross paths it's milla-time!
sydfarrett 2 years ago