Ah! The good ol' days when men were the bread-winners of the family and the wives got waited on hand and foot by the man EVEN after a long day's work and the men even still had time for the kids to boot! Progress? Bah Hum Bug!!! ;)
@SpaceCowboy641 You're absolutely correct. The moms today are raising a bunch of pansy men that can't go out and get their hands dirty to make a living. They want to sit in a chair all day. And that's why we have immigrants taking over jobs like plumbing etc...Bunch of pansies
@PlanTonto I agree with you in full. You described the situation in the USA. But abroad (especially Europe) it's just the same. And let me tell you this: The immigrants in Europe do often a better job than the "Aboriginies"... BTW: E.g. in Germany it'S very easy to immigrate: You don't have to speak German, could be analphabet. There are laws against illegal immigration, but it's almost impossible to send back an alcohol abusive, analphabetic Turkey or Russian, eben if he speaks no word German.
@1busybeekeeper Do a search for Gary Shearston, "Aborigine" is the name of the song I think you're looking for: a thousand miles beyond the never-never, (where) crows fly backwards to keep dust out of their eye, the songmen say he who loses his dreaming is lost, is lost and the darkness fills his sky aborigine, where is your sunset? aborigine, where is your sun?
I LOVE this song!!! It is my happy song. When all seems dull and sad, I can hear Donna sing this and my whole attitude changes. I sing awful! but I have to sing this song everytime and loud so don't listen when I'm near!! LOL
My Mother was told the day of surgery that My Father wanted a divorce. She went into a comma after the surgery and her Granddaughter played this to her every day till she woke up several months after..... So has special meaning to me and my family........ even though my Mother isnt with me anymore think of her when I hear this song.
My Mother was told the day of surgery that My Father wanted a divorce. She went into a comma after the surgery and her Granddaughter played this to her every day till she woke up several months after..... So has special meaning to me and my family........ even though my Mother isnt with me anymore think of her when I hear this song.
I love this song! It reminds me of USA Olympic Softball mainly cause of a video I saw with the team and this song. But now whenever I hear this song I think of where I wanna be when I grow up!
This is right up there with Lynne Anderson's rose garden, and Helen Reddy's Delta Dawn, this was when country was simpler and from the heart. Thanks for posting
I had the opportunity to hear Donna live in Nova Scotia in the mid 1980,s in Windsor Nova Scotia at the local exhibition. It was the very first time i had ever heard any singer LIVE.. What a great singer she is.. After the show while eating at my favourite local restaurant, much to my surprise, she came in and sat down at the table across from me.. I have never forgot her beautiful performance that night. Does abyone know where Donna is today? and does she still perform?
This is back when singers could just sing a song, and not belt out everything, and fill in musical passages with their own riffing. Shut up already, and just sing...the...song, like Donna does here. See how nice that was? : )
there will never be an era in classic rock like the 60's and the 70's.......no singer songwriters..... the music says nothing .... and no body can play an instrument .......so yes todays wanna be rock stars suck too...
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Donna Fargo has such a big mouth that she actualy managed to get all of Dolly Partons left tit in her mouth back in 1973 at one of Porter Wagner's gay hot tub orgys/partys.
@toothmaker22000 Just passing through. A younger person was showing me Taylor Swift. Never heard of her. So I had to show them who some of the famous country singers were when I was a kid. You know it is funny but classic rock fans say the same thing about today's wannabe rock-n-roll bands.
@MrArleigh You just have to know who's really writing and playing it now. Listen to Neko Case. Especially her earlier albums. Trust me. Your faith in modern music will be restored.
@MrArleigh And let me emphasize NEVER. I believe I remember my dad listening to pop stations when I was a kid and they would play stuff like this. That was before I realized that I liked country music. I tell everyone who asks me what kind of music I like. I immediately tell them that I hate country. I do hate country...of today.
@billmimms i know what you mean. I would've never admitted i liked country music growing up. It was mom's music. Now it just gives me sweet memories of my childhood.
@billmimms Well, I love Country. Its the only genre of music that actually has meaning. Pop Rock is awful noise. Rap isnt even music. Its noise. Country is beautiful.
I miss real country music .I grow up listening to R&B, Hard Rock and Country . Country music was sang from the hart and the performers were from the country. I was 11 years old when this song came out in 1972 it got a lot of air play .
Thanks so much for sharing these videos with us. They always show clips of them when advertising those cd sets but you can't buy the damn videos anywhere. I download them and make my own dvds since they sure won't be seen on tv any more. Great stuff here.
When I was a little girl my mom would put this on as we cleaned up the house - I grew up with Donna Fargo and still to this day I remember the days growing up with my sisters & my mom spending weekends listening to records together :)
Does anyone know if this song was written about the man she married and loved? If so is she still with him? Great song either way...thanks for posting!
Thanks for posting this. It was my favourite song when I was about 5 or 6 years old. Sure brings back all the old memories of the times when singers had god given talent like Donna Fargo and Karen Carpenter.
im in a dancing place called rythm n motion and this song is for a recital song. the people wearing the costumes in the recital look like lemonade drops. : )
Did you know her real name is Yvonne Vaughn,..from Mt.Airy,N.Carolina,my mom went too high school with her..but you only hear about Andy Griffith around here./ i read larry cable guy's book he had a crush on her./ have a blessed Christmas.
Once when I was talking with Ralph Emery, he said, "When Donna Fargo came out with that 'Happiest Girl..." song, I thought it would never make it. Country fans want tear jerkers that reflect the sadness in their lives. Boy, was I wrong!" Just goes to show that there are folks like VenusBlue's dear parents (and my own) who were happy. Thank you, Mother & Daddy for giving me a childhood that prepared me to be one of the happiest girls in the whole USA.
@tiffini83 you got good taste. I was 12 years old when this song came out.. I would love to be 28 again so enjoy it time goes to fast.. take care and good luck..........
AI am 70 yrs old, I heard all of the "classic country" songs after 11 pm from Wheeling, WVA. How lucky was I? I lived on Long Island in NY. I am truly blessed.
A Beautiful woman, i was able to see her perform at Elmendorf Air Force Base in 1976 as a young service man. It wasn't popular to be in uniform at that time, but she gave us a wonderful show and thanked us for our service.
What a talented woman. Too bad her career was cut short by Multiple Sclerosis, Donna was one of the best of her era. As a child, I was fortunate enough to have the chance to see her perform at a small amusement park(can't remember the name of the park) somewhere in the Pocono Mountains.
Donna Fargo was always one of my favorites. I have a lot of her albums and played them quite oftern on saturday nights back in the old days. It's good to here this song again.
I'm only 16, but I love this song. I can picture myself singing this around the house while getting my kids up for school...okay that sounds kind of corny, but whatever, I do.
it's not corny, I'm glad to hear that young people like yourself likes good country music like Donna Fargo, I'm 34 & i remember listening to this song on 8 track,, that's way before your time LOL
I'm 36 and I actually do that sometimes. LOL! Dreams do come true every once in a while. You'll have a happy family if you really believe in this song and it sounds like you get it. ;P
Man what memories. I was 4 years old in 1977 when i first heard this song. My mother loved Donna Fargo. Please post more of her great music. What a legend.
Ah! The good ol' days when men were the bread-winners of the family and the wives got waited on hand and foot by the man EVEN after a long day's work and the men even still had time for the kids to boot! Progress? Bah Hum Bug!!! ;)
PlanTonto 2 weeks ago
@PlanTonto The "progress" of PC-assholes is a step into degeneration. Fuck the modern times !
SpaceCowboy641 1 week ago in playlist Western
@SpaceCowboy641 You're absolutely correct. The moms today are raising a bunch of pansy men that can't go out and get their hands dirty to make a living. They want to sit in a chair all day. And that's why we have immigrants taking over jobs like plumbing etc...Bunch of pansies
PlanTonto 1 week ago
@PlanTonto I agree with you in full. You described the situation in the USA. But abroad (especially Europe) it's just the same. And let me tell you this: The immigrants in Europe do often a better job than the "Aboriginies"... BTW: E.g. in Germany it'S very easy to immigrate: You don't have to speak German, could be analphabet. There are laws against illegal immigration, but it's almost impossible to send back an alcohol abusive, analphabetic Turkey or Russian, eben if he speaks no word German.
SpaceCowboy641 1 week ago
In 1978, Fargo was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Good to see she's still going strong.
hamslice151 2 weeks ago
wow,her accent can't get much thicker.
kmandew 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from ALLEN0955
Even if Country music isnt your thing, you can honestly say that performances like this are really enjoyable.
VASINGER 3 weeks ago
I want a bo-jangle clock more than anything in the WORLD!
240ups 3 weeks ago
:)..
twittylegend 1 month ago
I saw crowd from Grand Ole Opry instead sorry
MrLehnerd 1 month ago
I remember this she was on Hee Haw i believe this is from
MrLehnerd 1 month ago
Sine I found "you-tube's" country music I just keep adding songs, where or where will it stop? I don't know but I do know I have a long way to go!
By the way does any one out there know of or heard a song from Australia, " "The Black crow flying backwards to keep the sand out of his eyes?"
1busybeekeeper 3 months ago
WpgLwr007 3 weeks ago
I like it!
gsdlvr123 3 months ago in playlist Marlene Dietrich
lust for you
hailybird123 3 months ago
I agree i love the old music thats why im looking for the oldies but the goodies
thedanaleah 3 months ago in playlist Female Country Singers
I don't think I'd want my husband making my lunch!
heavymetalchains333 4 months ago 2
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im a closet country lover...i get ostracised if i say i like 'old country'....
20FishLips 4 months ago
My Husband MIKE makes me feel this way...I love You MIKE!! <3
francesdb1 5 months ago
This is a classic I love to hear
eyesblueyes 5 months ago 6
beautiful song. nothing like the stuff they try and call country today.
misscountryable 5 months ago 2
I love this song. I was about 10 when it came out, and my Mom listened to it a lot. It makes me smile, cheese or not!
sheenque 5 months ago 2
The delight of this most beautiful song in the whole world...is just incredible. Thanks Donna! x
ange8961 5 months ago 2
I agree about todays country, but this is just too damn Cheesey!!!
TheIslandman1019 6 months ago
@TheIslandman1019 I WILL take the cheese.
billmimms 5 months ago
Beautiful
romagman 6 months ago
i. love. her dress. O_O
andiimayleangray67 6 months ago
This is A Sweet song about relationships
Freyja1133 6 months ago
i LOVE this song...goodmorning morning :D
dearlivy 6 months ago
Wonderful, real song.
matthe23 6 months ago
I love love love this song! Thank you for sharing! ;-)
Shana0726 6 months ago
Country, fashion wise, has come a long way since 1972; Now only if the music would catch up. I must say, this tune isn't bad.
kja427 6 months ago
This song is like pure Gospel!
Cneenee 6 months ago
Love this song! Thank you Donna Fargo!
SlivermistDisney22 7 months ago
I LOVE this song!!! It is my happy song. When all seems dull and sad, I can hear Donna sing this and my whole attitude changes. I sing awful! but I have to sing this song everytime and loud so don't listen when I'm near!! LOL
AngelaMartinez7 7 months ago
God bless Miss Donna. Sweet lady.
useyourmuse4349 8 months ago 2
she looks like karen carpenter
SuperBnichols 8 months ago
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My Mother was told the day of surgery that My Father wanted a divorce. She went into a comma after the surgery and her Granddaughter played this to her every day till she woke up several months after..... So has special meaning to me and my family........ even though my Mother isnt with me anymore think of her when I hear this song.
lelfl 9 months ago
My Mother was told the day of surgery that My Father wanted a divorce. She went into a comma after the surgery and her Granddaughter played this to her every day till she woke up several months after..... So has special meaning to me and my family........ even though my Mother isnt with me anymore think of her when I hear this song.
lelfl 9 months ago
Happiest boi in the world
bigmachine08 9 months ago
me and Dad listening on a Sunday night to the old WMAQ out of Chicago, wow, the 1970=s
jlbsr1959 9 months ago
@jlbsr1959 I worked at WMAQ in the 70's glad you liked when we played this..and thanks wauy late for listening to the grand old lady of Chicago WMAQ
DrakeGrad 8 months ago
@jlbsr1959 I worked at WMAQ in the 70's glad you liked when we played this..and thanks way late for listening to the grand old lady of Chicago WMAQ
DrakeGrad 8 months ago
I love this song! It reminds me of USA Olympic Softball mainly cause of a video I saw with the team and this song. But now whenever I hear this song I think of where I wanna be when I grow up!
lhhbuck77 9 months ago
Can't get this song out of my head!
Tammerajean 10 months ago
reminds me when I was married LOL I can't believe how my life has changed sense then but still Happy !! and Growing
JeanneVon 10 months ago
i love this song it is the bomb
superanimallover11 10 months ago
This sold more beer than all the other songs combined that year.
fmichaelb 10 months ago
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COME ON men fess up you sang along i know i did :D haha
MiddleMadMen 10 months ago
COME ON GUY fess up you sang along i know i did :D haha
MiddleMadMen 10 months ago
@MiddleMadMen I never sang along with this song..... I sang along with Funny Face. LOL!!! :-D
simwrangler 9 months ago
I see 4 people don't know squat about country music, freekin bone heads!!
needtolooselots 10 months ago
@needtolooselots i know right
superanimallover11 10 months ago
I read somewhere that this song was supposed to be Tanya Tucker's first single. She passed on it and it went to Donna Fargo.
thomandybish 10 months ago
Daveigh Chase sings this in a episode of Big Love and its much better than this. This version is rushed and has no feeling at all.
ItsMeGaryG 10 months ago
funny how a song that summed up my world when I was 12 seems so corny now.........still brings a smile to my face :)
11sunnywing 11 months ago
love it me nd my grandma usta sing it nd im 15 lol
natalieylg 11 months ago
im 15 and a boy and listening to it. no homo
bigmac97027 11 months ago
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kalmanizer 11 months ago
See, here's proof that NOT all Country Music is depressing! :)
AWESOME Country Music Song! :)
kalmanizer 11 months ago
Wonderful Donna Fargo!!
Thelovelyreddirtgirl 11 months ago
This is right up there with Lynne Anderson's rose garden, and Helen Reddy's Delta Dawn, this was when country was simpler and from the heart. Thanks for posting
kcarroll64 11 months ago 19
BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL.
RALPHIEREDRYDER 11 months ago
If the nike softball commerical brought u here, like this
TheSilentfro2010 11 months ago
I had the opportunity to hear Donna live in Nova Scotia in the mid 1980,s in Windsor Nova Scotia at the local exhibition. It was the very first time i had ever heard any singer LIVE.. What a great singer she is.. After the show while eating at my favourite local restaurant, much to my surprise, she came in and sat down at the table across from me.. I have never forgot her beautiful performance that night. Does abyone know where Donna is today? and does she still perform?
bryonwells1954 11 months ago
This is the first time hearing this song. My mom requested that I learn this song on guitar for her. And I LOVE this song now!
MsRhs16 11 months ago
Ah yes!! 1972 Ft.Leonard Wood. 6yrs. old singing with my brother and mother.
innerruhe 1 year ago
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amazing she's happy with a massive chin like that never seen a chin that big on a woman
aussiebluemax 1 year ago
I used to sing this song to my husband and we were Canadians!
MaiHarinder 1 year ago
I remember my late mother, RIP, dancing in the kitchen singing to this. Brings back happier days from long ago
dondale68 1 year ago
this is how country music should be
arbrockergrl98 1 year ago
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This is retarded!
trollgirl101 1 year ago
That's a good one!
oporuy 1 year ago
she is dressed like some one on little house on the prarie.
SIGNALSTAT 1 year ago
Yeh, I'm a hard rocker. But I LOVE this song!
alindallas 1 year ago 2
Lovely song
mcfrdmn 1 year ago
This is back when singers could just sing a song, and not belt out everything, and fill in musical passages with their own riffing. Shut up already, and just sing...the...song, like Donna does here. See how nice that was? : )
19florydory00 1 year ago
i cant believe this clip from the grand ole opry was almost 40yrs ago
opryfan1 1 year ago
there will never be an era in classic rock like the 60's and the 70's.......no singer songwriters..... the music says nothing .... and no body can play an instrument .......so yes todays wanna be rock stars suck too...
toothmaker22000 1 year ago
I'm not sure why this song strikes me as so romantic, but it does
Wortnick 1 year ago
@Wortnick It is, in a really simple way !
mrstevehartman 1 year ago
I did love that song and Donna Fargo was southern. That was a good time in country music history.
Profsportster 1 year ago
she was my very first crush damn this brings back memories lol i luv it.
roadblock36 1 year ago
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Donna Fargo has such a big mouth that she actualy managed to get all of Dolly Partons left tit in her mouth back in 1973 at one of Porter Wagner's gay hot tub orgys/partys.
yourdickis2limp 1 year ago
country today is bs........they all sound alike .......like really bad hillbilly rock bands.......
toothmaker22000 1 year ago
@toothmaker22000 Just passing through. A younger person was showing me Taylor Swift. Never heard of her. So I had to show them who some of the famous country singers were when I was a kid. You know it is funny but classic rock fans say the same thing about today's wannabe rock-n-roll bands.
oldasmold 1 year ago
She is a true gem. This song causes me to sing along!!
yorkpattie1976 1 year ago
I really wish they still made real country music like this. Wonderful video...thanks for uploading
MrDriftinjim 1 year ago
My gay friends love this song and so do I! I heard that Donna is very ill. I hope she gets better.
RImusclebear 1 year ago
@RImusclebear Ha ha GAYFRIEND .
shitdog100 1 year ago
I am so glad to have been apart of this Great Era of classic country music!! Thx for sharing!!
sucraman2 1 year ago
do you love wakin up next to me as much as i love wakin up next to you....love that part
thundercatzr 1 year ago
it"s sad to say but they will never make country music like this anymore as long as people keep listening to the garbage they call country music now
MrArleigh 1 year ago 20
@MrArleigh You just have to know who's really writing and playing it now. Listen to Neko Case. Especially her earlier albums. Trust me. Your faith in modern music will be restored.
richmonksgtr 1 year ago
@MrArleigh And let me emphasize NEVER. I believe I remember my dad listening to pop stations when I was a kid and they would play stuff like this. That was before I realized that I liked country music. I tell everyone who asks me what kind of music I like. I immediately tell them that I hate country. I do hate country...of today.
billmimms 5 months ago 2
@billmimms i know what you mean. I would've never admitted i liked country music growing up. It was mom's music. Now it just gives me sweet memories of my childhood.
MsKimberly4191 4 months ago
@billmimms Well, I love Country. Its the only genre of music that actually has meaning. Pop Rock is awful noise. Rap isnt even music. Its noise. Country is beautiful.
VASINGER 3 weeks ago
@MrArleigh u got that right
riker2011 5 months ago
Man what a crush a teenage boy had in the 70's, and to find out she was a teacher. I never had a teacher with the looks or a voice of a angel.
Samurai0462 1 year ago
Always puts me in a good mood. Love it !!!
vkgrayable 1 year ago
I miss real country music .I grow up listening to R&B, Hard Rock and Country . Country music was sang from the hart and the performers were from the country. I was 11 years old when this song came out in 1972 it got a lot of air play .
kombey1 1 year ago
@kombey1.... You and me both, my friend. I was 12 in '72 and I'll be the first to say today's music pales by comparison.
MultiBaldEagle 1 year ago
This song is all bout being in love. I am. Why oh why can't the world have a singer who makes people feel like this now?
yorkpattie1976 1 year ago
reminds me of being in love...thank you dan for showing me this kind of happy is possible...RIP...
mamadthomas1 1 year ago 2
May my life immitate song.
thewayilook2night 1 year ago
I wish they would make music like this again instead of what there doing now.
lifttech65 1 year ago
I am so blessed!!!
YounaTuber 1 year ago 2
that was a great time for country music i don"t even listen to the new stuff at all
MrArleigh 1 year ago
@dimpledick3inch where did you here that bullshit?
MrArleigh 1 year ago
Iam the happiest girll for hearing this song again!!!!
JagoCW 1 year ago 2
wonderful country music! i enjoy here thank you allen
luckyjopot 1 year ago
as a kid of the 70's, listening to WMAQ of Chicago with my dad, this song was gold!!!
jlbsr1959 1 year ago
Great song! The year I was born - would love to find a woman like this...
TheJwc215 1 year ago
love it I have loved her since I was little kid My first love from her was funny face
what happined to all the girls like her
GOD bless her/
yellwboxster 1 year ago
@yellwboxster
forty years of liberal propaganda
MrSpringtime22 1 year ago
THIS IS MY JAM!!!
MrCrucialtaunt 1 year ago
Such a great clip! But, what's up with the backup singers in the dark? Were they the ugliest backups in the whole USA?
jawkneekat 1 year ago 2
i used to listen to this everyyear along with a bunch of other songs everytime i was in the car
ddykeman 1 year ago
Thanks so much for sharing these videos with us. They always show clips of them when advertising those cd sets but you can't buy the damn videos anywhere. I download them and make my own dvds since they sure won't be seen on tv any more. Great stuff here.
storrs19 1 year ago
Yeah, that was 44 years ago, do I feel that way now? HELL-NO......LOL
TOMAN4EVER 1 year ago
When I was a little girl my mom would put this on as we cleaned up the house - I grew up with Donna Fargo and still to this day I remember the days growing up with my sisters & my mom spending weekends listening to records together :)
0hItsJai 1 year ago 5
@0hItsJai i'm the same way. lol I have been trying to find this song for years. could never remember the name.
nealrodneycassie 6 months ago
Does anyone know if this song was written about the man she married and loved? If so is she still with him? Great song either way...thanks for posting!
smoothsalin 1 year ago
met her few years back in her home town mt.airy nc donna fargo day. she stayed and signed every autograph a sweet lady.
SIGNALSTAT 1 year ago 6
I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE DONNA FARGO. tanks a lot for share us
bigbengazz 2 years ago 3
I raised my children with this song!
T........hank you
gillesaaa 2 years ago 5
after 16 years of marraige I looked up this song because I have such a great man he makes me feel like this. Thank you lord!
lilaud 2 years ago 5
Thanks for posting this. It was my favourite song when I was about 5 or 6 years old. Sure brings back all the old memories of the times when singers had god given talent like Donna Fargo and Karen Carpenter.
thailanddays 2 years ago 4
lovely song. really like it :)
JanoschKla4 2 years ago 3
Good Morning, thank-you for this video. have a skippity do da day. :)
bye1962 2 years ago 3
its a skippity do dah day lol wakeup sleepy head lol
romeodiscos 2 years ago 3
Sometimes it's hard to put your finger on what you're happy about... The U.S.A.
Having a wonderful love.
This song makes me see why I'm so happy. Good job. Donna!!!!!
alindallas 2 years ago 7
i remember this song from my childhood.i remember being in missouri when we lived in cali and hearing this song!!!!!!!!
russgirl68 2 years ago 3
why yes after this song u have to be not get camera pictures of them.....witness need protectin u know!
Lehnerd57 2 years ago
this is me im "the happiest girl in the whole usa"thx to my husband!!!!!!!
russgirl68 2 years ago
are the background singers in the witness protection program?...lol
ROTY8728 2 years ago 4
goodone. lmao.
ohioan4ever 2 years ago
what a precious, encouraging song ;)!
TheAnneelise 2 years ago
I remember when this came out....I listened to it for hours and hours & drove my family crazy....good song by a pretty lady
mikewg100 2 years ago 3
im in a dancing place called rythm n motion and this song is for a recital song. the people wearing the costumes in the recital look like lemonade drops. : )
waddadragon 2 years ago
I was a teenager when Donna Fargo came on the scene, i just love her songs and her voice.
danielbeast8 2 years ago 2
Did you know her real name is Yvonne Vaughn,..from Mt.Airy,N.Carolina,my mom went too high school with her..but you only hear about Andy Griffith around here./ i read larry cable guy's book he had a crush on her./ have a blessed Christmas.
toonful 2 years ago 4
She was my freshman English teacher in Covina, Ca. She was Yvonne Silver then. Fun teacher-I loved her.
Beetsbaby 2 years ago 3
@Beetsbaby That was Northview High School wasn't it?
exceller22 1 year ago
@exceller22
Yes. She was one of my favorite teachers.
Beetsbaby 1 year ago
This song makes want to cry for some reason. It reminds me of my ex-husband.
TheSadiecalhoun 2 years ago
dont cry you are the happiest girl in the whole world
Jadehelam 2 years ago
EPIC
schymcgee 2 years ago
Once when I was talking with Ralph Emery, he said, "When Donna Fargo came out with that 'Happiest Girl..." song, I thought it would never make it. Country fans want tear jerkers that reflect the sadness in their lives. Boy, was I wrong!" Just goes to show that there are folks like VenusBlue's dear parents (and my own) who were happy. Thank you, Mother & Daddy for giving me a childhood that prepared me to be one of the happiest girls in the whole USA.
Meleloke1 2 years ago 2
i feel somewhere in the forest all alone
tnewmai 2 years ago 2
I love this song. I use it to wake up my little bro in the mornings
az09az63 2 years ago
A lot of adults say that teenagers would rather listen to rap/rock but I'd take this song (or Dolly Parton!!!) any day
tacotacosauce1 2 years ago 25
AMEN to that!!!
i love all my Country Queens.
And, I, am only 23 : )
BeBitched86 2 years ago
@tacotacosauce1 It's cool tobe different... and Dolly's awesome!
dravenousone 1 year ago
@tacotacosauce1 .....im 28 yrs old and this my all time fav. music!!!!!
tiffini83 10 months ago
@tiffini83 you got good taste. I was 12 years old when this song came out.. I would love to be 28 again so enjoy it time goes to fast.. take care and good luck..........
cobera51 10 months ago
AI am 70 yrs old, I heard all of the "classic country" songs after 11 pm from Wheeling, WVA. How lucky was I? I lived on Long Island in NY. I am truly blessed.
lugnuts1961 2 years ago
Don't tell me, Luggy-WHN 1050AM in NY. That's where I learned about country living on Long Island myself.
NYVoice 2 years ago
Perhaps the most underrated. See her wiki entry. Awesome.
bruceok 2 years ago
VenusBlue: What a sweet comment. To be able to say that is such a blessing in life. Your posting made me smile.
rheingoldlounge 2 years ago
God this reminds me of my parents...they were so happy.
VenusBlue4u 2 years ago 4
A Beautiful woman, i was able to see her perform at Elmendorf Air Force Base in 1976 as a young service man. It wasn't popular to be in uniform at that time, but she gave us a wonderful show and thanked us for our service.
rubbing2001 2 years ago 4
What a talented woman. Too bad her career was cut short by Multiple Sclerosis, Donna was one of the best of her era. As a child, I was fortunate enough to have the chance to see her perform at a small amusement park(can't remember the name of the park) somewhere in the Pocono Mountains.
tedracefan 2 years ago 4
shes hot
countrymusicfanva 2 years ago 3
Mar Kjartansson Thangs For posting!,,My favorite Country 70s Song
markjartansson 2 years ago 2
wow, it was fun listening and watching her perform it. I haven't heard this song in years.....
lovetogokiev 2 years ago 4
dang!
it has been that long....
i kknow now what is meant by can't turn time back..
hoganhopper1978 2 years ago 2
A great country classic. Thanks for posting
misonkop 2 years ago 2
Donna Fargo was always one of my favorites. I have a lot of her albums and played them quite oftern on saturday nights back in the old days. It's good to here this song again.
spiritchsr1 2 years ago 3
That song just makes me happy as can be and I"m 66.
MichaelDKelley 2 years ago 4
great song
spritwolf43 2 years ago 2
I'm only 16, but I love this song. I can picture myself singing this around the house while getting my kids up for school...okay that sounds kind of corny, but whatever, I do.
tubagypsie 2 years ago 5
it's not corny, I'm glad to hear that young people like yourself likes good country music like Donna Fargo, I'm 34 & i remember listening to this song on 8 track,, that's way before your time LOL
bigwillietheb 2 years ago 4
I'm 36 and I actually do that sometimes. LOL! Dreams do come true every once in a while. You'll have a happy family if you really believe in this song and it sounds like you get it. ;P
ty73us 2 years ago 3
The thing I remember most of this song was KOMO AM 1000 (ABC) in Seattle used to play this alot back in the 70's and it never left my memory bank!
SeahawksFan96 2 years ago 3
Man what memories. I was 4 years old in 1977 when i first heard this song. My mother loved Donna Fargo. Please post more of her great music. What a legend.
Raymond
ramboray2002 2 years ago 3
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ramboray2002 2 years ago
Great song... I was six in 1972 , and I remember it coming on Radio
Quick1966 2 years ago 2
I'm 39 and I was a little kid when this song first hit the airwaves. One Hell of a song, that's for sure.
1Indianadude 3 years ago 3