John Prine wrote songs with insight way beyond his years. Perhaps one of the greatest songwriters of all time, who never got the accolades he deserved. So those of us who know him, will enjoy whenever we listen to him
John is truly an American icon. Such a poignent song writer and player. For the life of me I can't understand why 6 people disliked this. They must be true igmos and have little or no knowledge of what music is or why its a reflection of the harshness and happiness of the times we live in.
@oldstampsfan My Fav Song In THE WORLD this is the most heartfelt song and it really has what todays music lacks. I think of music as the ultimate form of communication and John Prines Sam Stone Is A PERFECT example of what I mean when I say that :D
My favorite instrumental is "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" LIVE by the Allman brothers. Duane had some very fast and useful fingers - but I still care greatly for John Prine's attitude toward the world and his ability to express it. My favorite of his is probably "Hello In There" but this song (Sam Stone) carries an understanding of the Viet Nam war and our society at that time that hurts. Some of his songs are hard to listen to, but his attitude is right. Being right is a good thing.
"Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios." I always loved the line, but I never really knew what it meant until I came to love an addict. If you love one, you know, too.
John Prine is perhaps the best songwriter and singer I have ever heard. Others sound better, but none have his sense. I am brought to tears by several tunes and to sheer laughter by others. I expect he is one of the great gifts given to us in the last 100 years.
@willmpet I feel just the same. My husband was in Nam....came home addicted to heroin, blew up our tv.....all John's songs relate to many of our years together. Even Illegal Smile.........................he is very special. Was a postman writing songs......It alway seems funny to me when someone "just discovers" John Prine after all these years. For me it has been 45 years. Love to you........................
@SithianHawk A men brother.........We have ruined lives of our young men for generations....WWII lasted for 4 years Vietnam 7years many broken hearts and minds...We have now been at War for 10 years with no end in site...And we are cutting back on social services???? God help us all
This is truly a great song. Says more about bring the the boys back home before we lose more. And since you asked for requests, how about come back to us barbara lewis?
Saw John Prine in the Gold Ballroom of the Mountainlair at West Virginia University in the early 1970's. Everyone in the crowd knew every word to every song and it remains one of my favorite concert memories. Prine was blown away that the crowd knew all of his songs. He was transcendent that evening. Thank you for posting.
I lived thru Vietnam War,close2 Vet Friends who spoke the Truth about all they experienced&shared its stories,some inspirational,some sad like Sam Stone's. I worked hard w/Peace Action Council 2welcomeVietnamVets back w/Love &gratitude 4 what they put on the line 4us.Our Leaders need 2make sure our soldiers &families R properly honored &taken care of - they risked all for us &return with nothing or Less than Nothing- shadows of who they were b4. GodBless them &keep them SafeHappy& loved.
we have a long standing history of treating our vets like shit, horrible, everyone should find and watch march of the bonous army, its a ken burns film about how we fucked our ww1 vets who were promised a bonous, douglas mcarther led part time national guard flunkies and violently broke up a peaceful protest of vets who were lied to by uncle sam.
I was talking to my 26 year old son about Viet Nam and remimbered this song. I had to look for it. it's so sad the way we do our people. It's a shame.
This song is so true of some of the Vietnam vets, its' sad to think so many young men couldn't be the same boy that went to war. I love this song, and I cry everytime I hear it.
Oh, my gawd, Cos, I love this sad, sad song. Unfortunately, I know more people than I care to admit who have suffered with heroin addiction. So sad. Love John Prine, and I've seen him perform many times, when he was young and 'old'. This is so sad. :(
i was just a kid when i was turned on to john prine,i shared this love of music with my son brian,who has turned out to be a lot like me..i guess thats the best a father can hope for...forever indebted to you tommy spriggs,my good friend..
yeah, tominniti, that's the first thing that I noticed... An interesting allusion by the Floyd - i mean, Waters - though. It's as though the post war dream led ultimately to heroin...
@tominniti I noticed this when The Final Cut was first released,however,I think that it's more of an homage than theft...Waters has enough in his head than to resort to "lifting" ....just a thought.
my dad/bestfriend showed me this too. these old guys really know good music. maybe we should take their word every once in awhile. theyve been through it all.
True that, my Dad, being a very good man, just successfully walked away from an extended Vicadin addiciton. This song, which has long been a favorite of mine, makes me all the more proud of my father for being a great man who overcame such a difficult weakness.
This here is a classic, one of the best dang songs i've ever heard I say, that there herion is somethin else. Thanks jon prine you are a legend mister.
A lot of soldiers, as John Prine’s song “Sam Stone” tells in a no holds barred way did not make it , one way or the other. Drugs, as in Stone’s case, medical problems, mental problems, Agent Orange or whatever other color might come up, you name it, the pathologies are all there. That is why I say I am always just a little bit more comfortable, despite any political or tactical disagreements, when I participate in anti-war actions with my fellow veterans. We know this story.
This is my father's favourite song. Heroin took the life of his best friend, and my dad was never the same afterwards. Somehow, there's nothing as beautiful as finding someone who can speak your deepest pain.
@parhhesia Twas my fathers favorite song as well. I understand exactly what you mean my friend. My father passed 5 days ago, and it's amazing how something you just chalked up to being old music your parents liked can mean so much.
@parhhesia This is my Daddy's song. He came home from Vietnam and gave us all he had, but it wasn't all that he was. Our pain is the reality of his echo.
@parhhesia The moan/droan in Prine's voice adds even more to this haunting song. Peace to your dad, and how wonderful for him his child can feel his sorrow.
Respond to this video... listened to song since 81 my son went to iraq he was there in 2003 he is somewhat like the song now never thought our son would be living the song but truly pray the last verse does no happen to him
This song, along with "Hello In There" and his duet with Bonnie Rait on "Angel From Montgomery" are my favorite John Prine songs...along with "Grandpa Was a Carpenter" and "Illegal Smile"
love JP! My husband died nearly 2 yrs ago, but I took him to a JP concert b4. He loved it! You're either a VN music fan, which is ugly to say since i lost 2 bros. there, but u know what i mean. a time never to b 4gotten and JP does not let u 4 get it. Try ILLEGAL SMILE by JP!
As a little girl I grew up listening to John Prine on 8-track.Of course back then I had no idea what these lyrics meant but I loved John Prine then and I still love him now over 30 years later.
this song reminds me of my pops he was a vietnam vet and he died last october he struggled with addiction and when he was younger we use to listen to this song so thanks for uploading
My 20 year old son is recovering from an addiction to Oxycontin. I started to learn to play this song for him, but I can hardly play it without cryin', there is so much feeling in this song. Thank you John.
@onewayoutnine best to you and your son. opiates are such a double edged sword...I have heard that acupuncture can help with withdrawal. Don't forget to take care of yourself, too. Get a massage, go for walks, hug everybody.
If you watch the video and listen these attack happened in Martial Arts Clubs and at Martial Arts Events.. And if you listen you will find that in the UK if a school age Child do not hand a Work Permit then there is no Insurance for anyone at the clubs or events that Children are Working Assistant Instructors or Coaches or officials. Check is covered in Child Employment and Insurance Law.. Then you have the Blatant Robbery of Minors (children) The Rules are to make it fair for all its a set pat.
The Civil Wars brought me here!!! :D
dancingpk2010 1 week ago
pink floyd post war dream
turtlliwdnifuoyehthr 1 week ago
@turtlliwdnifuoyehthr beat me to it
DoctorNuriel 1 week ago
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turtlliwdnifuoyehthr 1 week ago
this video should have over a million views
gahivengirl 1 week ago
Fraid I never heard of John Prine till a few years ago,BUT i AM CATCHING UP FAST.
cashfanman 1 week ago
I would like 2 see Barbara Lewis by John Prine & not by some slacker,,,,LOL JK
EmptyHighway1 2 weeks ago
Mr. Prine is no less than a genius. If ever given opportunity, I will bow to him, then offer a beer and a smoke.
spacetruckinmf 2 weeks ago
Beammegill, Thanks for that. I get the message.
TheNigelc8 2 weeks ago
There's one song I know as well as I know anything, this is it. Thank you John.
tigerblue4ever 2 weeks ago
John Prine wrote songs with insight way beyond his years. Perhaps one of the greatest songwriters of all time, who never got the accolades he deserved. So those of us who know him, will enjoy whenever we listen to him
aleutianblue 2 weeks ago
John is truly an American icon. Such a poignent song writer and player. For the life of me I can't understand why 6 people disliked this. They must be true igmos and have little or no knowledge of what music is or why its a reflection of the harshness and happiness of the times we live in.
rquan61 2 weeks ago
My requiem I guess, oh well I cant change now life has lost its fun...
Samjeno 3 weeks ago
you filled a hole
spacetruckinmf 1 month ago
RIP Grant Johnston
XxCherixX77 1 month ago
How many Sam Stone's do I know? Many.
foreilly1958 1 month ago
@foreilly1958 too many I was 3/3 1965-66
farone100 1 month ago
6 people are listening on broken radios.
CPD0123a 1 month ago
Sometimes it takes a lot of listening before you actually hear something. John Prine is worth it.
rennyshelton 1 month ago 5
there is a hole in daddy's arm breaks my heart everytime
TheJj2870 1 month ago 4
Absoluety the greatest! Yes Johns the man.
monkeyonhisback 1 month ago
It's been a long time since a song has brought me to tears, and John has done it twice today.
RodGnarley 1 month ago 2
I grew up listening to this tune..Can't hear it without thinking of my Father
tasilium 1 month ago 2
lov it.. hope folks understand it
TheDonnazhu 1 month ago 3
welcome home vets.......
MrKirkenstein 2 months ago
john prine is probably the best singer/songwriter that never really got the recognition he truly deserved.
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@oldstampsfan My Fav Song In THE WORLD this is the most heartfelt song and it really has what todays music lacks. I think of music as the ultimate form of communication and John Prines Sam Stone Is A PERFECT example of what I mean when I say that :D
vettacossx 2 months ago
My favorite instrumental is "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" LIVE by the Allman brothers. Duane had some very fast and useful fingers - but I still care greatly for John Prine's attitude toward the world and his ability to express it. My favorite of his is probably "Hello In There" but this song (Sam Stone) carries an understanding of the Viet Nam war and our society at that time that hurts. Some of his songs are hard to listen to, but his attitude is right. Being right is a good thing.
willmpet 2 months ago 4
this isn't the genre of music I usually prefer; I'm a hard rock fan, primarily. This man's lyrics draw me back again & again
donnaraemerritt 3 months ago 2
Magic
bannerman95 3 months ago
Yes it is as painful to hear the truth as it is to see it in the mirror. This sorrow we some share
bradleyale 3 months ago
my name is Samuel T. Stone and i aprove this message!....to make things clear I am 22, employed and a non-junkie!
shinnerbeer 3 months ago
I wore my John Prine tshirt to school and a kid in my class asked me who he is... what has the world come to
Emily53793 3 months ago 2
Wrote songs at 23 years old that sounded more like he was 200 years old.
RednaZela 3 months ago
I love this song so much it is better than anything with rap and all that. I am 12 years old and i like verything but this is the best song ever
Emily53793 3 months ago
The lyrics are very interesting, but the delivery is unappealing to me.
whataboutredlorry 3 months ago
Little pictures have big ears! Been sayin that since I was 3! Thanks 4 this version!
TXROCKHOUND900 3 months ago
I love this song and it has so much meaning.
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we are not adict we are hurt,put the boots on and try it!
MrZannusi 4 months ago 3
@MrZannusi ThankYou for your service SIR!
CactassDupree 4 months ago
Saw John Prine in concert in Florida in 2001? One of my husbands favorite musicians and he was mine too after that night!
mrsbamaten 4 months ago
Jason Pierce (Spiritualized) stole some of the lyrics of this song for the "Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space" album.
hairymarx 4 months ago
"Sweet songs never last too long on broken radios." I always loved the line, but I never really knew what it meant until I came to love an addict. If you love one, you know, too.
johnnyghee 4 months ago 3
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amen johhny...amen. ;-)
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EverettTrisco 4 months ago
"while the kids ran around wearing other people's clothes...." WOW
photinia99 4 months ago
4 people have no clue.
hippiejohn33 5 months ago
yeah u damn addics takin my air
scheetz69 5 months ago
John Prine is perhaps the best songwriter and singer I have ever heard. Others sound better, but none have his sense. I am brought to tears by several tunes and to sheer laughter by others. I expect he is one of the great gifts given to us in the last 100 years.
willmpet 5 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for John Prine 26
@willmpet you called that right...and I was fortunate enough to have seen him at the Paramount in Seattle back in the late 70's
donnaraemerritt 3 months ago
@willmpet I feel just the same. My husband was in Nam....came home addicted to heroin, blew up our tv.....all John's songs relate to many of our years together. Even Illegal Smile.........................he is very special. Was a postman writing songs......It alway seems funny to me when someone "just discovers" John Prine after all these years. For me it has been 45 years. Love to you........................
beadadina 1 month ago
My name is Sam Stone......lol
stones109 5 months ago
best song ever
bbbbbbbbbbbb515 5 months ago
the gold rolled through his veins like a thousand railroad trains
eclipticify 5 months ago
Bob Dylan, Tom Waits and John Prine, the three greatest singer / songwriters of the last century.
TheNigelc8 5 months ago
@TheNigelc8
Woody Guthrie inspired them all, add him to your list too :)
beammegill 2 weeks ago
I have always known of John Prine but only very recently took the time to listen to his music.One of the very few good decisions I've ever made.
MrHankanthony 5 months ago 19
@MrHankanthony As A vietnam vet. Have sang and played his music. But just recently sank in.
monkeyonhisback 1 month ago 3
@monkeyonhisback Me too- I corps.3/3 1965-66 Corpsman
farone100 1 month ago
@MrHankanthony Amen Brother.
monkkeyonhisback 1 week ago
Painful to listen to this song, but I keep coming back ...
DANLEO5 6 months ago
War is HELL!!!
bigpedro01 6 months ago
love this song
sammy11232003 6 months ago
Shows just how much war can royally fuck someone up. Bring the boys home before there's more damage than we can fix.
SithianHawk 6 months ago
@SithianHawk A men brother.........We have ruined lives of our young men for generations....WWII lasted for 4 years Vietnam 7years many broken hearts and minds...We have now been at War for 10 years with no end in site...And we are cutting back on social services???? God help us all
liamdlo 6 months ago
a song of such beauty and compassion.. John Prine is a treasure and what a musician .....swoon!
chloeencore 6 months ago
To our troops! We love you!
NancyJConner 6 months ago
this was my dad...make me cry a little
mattitude138 6 months ago
This is truly a great song. Says more about bring the the boys back home before we lose more. And since you asked for requests, how about come back to us barbara lewis?
corgi4u 7 months ago
I remember this song when I 1st heard in back in the early 80's.I heard a soul version to it,yet it is still revelant 2day.Thanks for posting it
KaisoGold65 7 months ago
Thank you.
Photorayyy 7 months ago
Saw John Prine in the Gold Ballroom of the Mountainlair at West Virginia University in the early 1970's. Everyone in the crowd knew every word to every song and it remains one of my favorite concert memories. Prine was blown away that the crowd knew all of his songs. He was transcendent that evening. Thank you for posting.
MrHabibhaddad 7 months ago
I lived thru Vietnam War,close2 Vet Friends who spoke the Truth about all they experienced&shared its stories,some inspirational,some sad like Sam Stone's. I worked hard w/Peace Action Council 2welcomeVietnamVets back w/Love &gratitude 4 what they put on the line 4us.Our Leaders need 2make sure our soldiers &families R properly honored &taken care of - they risked all for us &return with nothing or Less than Nothing- shadows of who they were b4. GodBless them &keep them SafeHappy& loved.
njUNDERSCOREbeth 7 months ago
THIS SONG PRETTY SAY IT ALL ABOUT HOW WE TREAT OUR GREAT AMEIRCAN HEROS OUR VETS
smfinn01 7 months ago 2
omg this tune brings a tear to me eye
davylar1 7 months ago
we have a long standing history of treating our vets like shit, horrible, everyone should find and watch march of the bonous army, its a ken burns film about how we fucked our ww1 vets who were promised a bonous, douglas mcarther led part time national guard flunkies and violently broke up a peaceful protest of vets who were lied to by uncle sam.
kennyhooten 7 months ago
I was talking to my 26 year old son about Viet Nam and remimbered this song. I had to look for it. it's so sad the way we do our people. It's a shame.
psoemetry 7 months ago 3
thoughtful and painful song. sadly, we can see this all around us. wish our vets were better taken care of
TheDeadhead56 7 months ago 2
I love it !!
glaeken14 7 months ago
For many years after the Vietnam conflict, his song would bring tears to my eyes.
Bud2Roe 7 months ago
Deeply moving.
klausbluetner1 8 months ago
thanks for posting this , it reminds me of a friend who died in a far away land but didn't know it till he came back here.
oldvet53 8 months ago
there was a hole in my girlfriends arm here all the money went
VACANTBASSMAN 8 months ago
supreme songwriting
nessieat19 8 months ago
This song is so true of some of the Vietnam vets, its' sad to think so many young men couldn't be the same boy that went to war. I love this song, and I cry everytime I hear it.
cherokeenjm 8 months ago 3
Genius, The chick that showed my youngest daughter how t shoot it died. Stay away people.
CactassDupree 8 months ago
Genius
CactassDupree 8 months ago
i still remember when i first hear this album(last night) i was blown way abut his greatness
ColdOasisU2 8 months ago
this song gets me every time :')
johnlennon1919 8 months ago
I heard this on the radio a couple weeks ago, and it still sticks with me. I'm adding it to my repertoire.
mcclth 9 months ago
Real music passed down from god to imperfect humans : D
akkingpin1 9 months ago
Oh, my gawd, Cos, I love this sad, sad song. Unfortunately, I know more people than I care to admit who have suffered with heroin addiction. So sad. Love John Prine, and I've seen him perform many times, when he was young and 'old'. This is so sad. :(
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BarneyBenson156 9 months ago
fukin proper tune innit wow proper lyrics peace
davylar1 9 months ago
i was just a kid when i was turned on to john prine,i shared this love of music with my son brian,who has turned out to be a lot like me..i guess thats the best a father can hope for...forever indebted to you tommy spriggs,my good friend..
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Jesus Christ died for nothing.
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One of my dad's favorite songs. He served in the Air Force during Vietnam. He used to sing this all the time when I was a kid. haha.
Headsetjones 10 months ago
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Headsetjones 10 months ago
reminds me of my dad. the way he was when i was little.
ktatum123 10 months ago
me and my daddy can't listen to this song without tearing up....beautiful music amazing lyrics John Prine <3
katiekoolkiddo 10 months ago
yeah, tominniti, that's the first thing that I noticed... An interesting allusion by the Floyd - i mean, Waters - though. It's as though the post war dream led ultimately to heroin...
muchachosification 10 months ago
everybody check out how much pink floyd rips off this song in their song "Post War Dream". Its such obvious theft
tominniti 10 months ago
@tominniti I noticed this when The Final Cut was first released,however,I think that it's more of an homage than theft...Waters has enough in his head than to resort to "lifting" ....just a thought.
somame69 9 months ago
@somame69 yeah, thats what everyones been sayin. probably
tominniti 9 months ago
@tominniti check out The Show Must Go On vs. Paul Simon's The Only Boy Living in New York
plhrph1 9 months ago
There is just nothing like the original... the emotion... the sarcasim.... its all in there, wow chilling,,,, thanks for the post
TonyB08 10 months ago 2
lost half my friends to heroin,song says a lot,God bless our veterans
55pogue 11 months ago
An amazing song with an unforgettable line: "There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes - and Jesus Christ died for nothing, I suppose."
adamtzsch 11 months ago
you might ofnoticed from my profile name but my name really is sam stone.
TheSamStoneZone 11 months ago
My friend Al played this the other day for me... it's harrowing, the lyrics, that is, coupled with the songs serenity.
JackyRowe 11 months ago
reminds me of the brothers lost in Viet Nam.
...don't stop to count the years...
MrKirkenstein 11 months ago
parhhesia...Well said.This song helped me off the needle 30 yrs ago
mikdeeps 1 year ago
heartbreaker
RobRobertTheMusicMan 1 year ago 16
Keys'd sound better with cello,,,yer thoughts???
JCMIMPERSONATOR 1 year ago
What a story.
fngrpkn06 1 year ago
@fngrpkn06 : sad but soooo true! Who could've said it better than Johnboy?!
punkmenow7539 11 months ago
my dad/bestfriend showed me this too. these old guys really know good music. maybe we should take their word every once in awhile. theyve been through it all.
tommythecat55 1 year ago
Excelent! I was in the vietnam era and also a recoverind addict. Sounds wxcactly correct ad I have loved this sing for years.
Cubalibrafubar 1 year ago
This should be the national anthem
imN0Ttheone 1 year ago 6
Some lad I know has a hole in his leg. He's lost one, about to leave the other behind. I don't want to worry anyone. It could have been me!
eoghanboland 1 year ago
Great song
lmebuddy 1 year ago 2
awsome song!
hacer1003 1 year ago 2
The intense pain of the lyrics juxtaposed with the playful tone of the music....brilliant.
davebaire 1 year ago 3
True that, my Dad, being a very good man, just successfully walked away from an extended Vicadin addiciton. This song, which has long been a favorite of mine, makes me all the more proud of my father for being a great man who overcame such a difficult weakness.
bananan2010 1 year ago 2
im only 14 and i gotta say out of every artist in the world john bob dylan hendrix and bob marley are some of the greatest people to walk the earth!
ryanskater040296 1 year ago
This is my favorite song of John's.
parsonsclubmarket 1 year ago
This here is a classic, one of the best dang songs i've ever heard I say, that there herion is somethin else. Thanks jon prine you are a legend mister.
badassjr43 1 year ago
spanish pipedream
fgusta2new 1 year ago
Hey, that's a good song
KnucklesTheEchidna37 1 year ago
"simply classic tune"
stoneman781 1 year ago
sadest song
equallyeasilyfuqyou 1 year ago
I love this song. It's sooo sad.
lindaloo77 1 year ago
not one of his better songs
atfatw 1 year ago
this is probably the most straightforward song about heroin use
PeeDopeRecords 1 year ago
A lot of soldiers, as John Prine’s song “Sam Stone” tells in a no holds barred way did not make it , one way or the other. Drugs, as in Stone’s case, medical problems, mental problems, Agent Orange or whatever other color might come up, you name it, the pathologies are all there. That is why I say I am always just a little bit more comfortable, despite any political or tactical disagreements, when I participate in anti-war actions with my fellow veterans. We know this story.
afmarkin 1 year ago
This is one of my favorite songs by him.. love it.
magulater1 1 year ago
Thank you so much for posting this.
This is my father's favourite song. Heroin took the life of his best friend, and my dad was never the same afterwards. Somehow, there's nothing as beautiful as finding someone who can speak your deepest pain.
parhhesia 1 year ago 57
@parhhesia. Have you or you dad tried John Martyn?
eoghanboland 1 year ago
@parhhesia Twas my fathers favorite song as well. I understand exactly what you mean my friend. My father passed 5 days ago, and it's amazing how something you just chalked up to being old music your parents liked can mean so much.
zakkmylde2000 11 months ago 3
@zakkmylde2000 i love u and ur open mind
tommythecat55 11 months ago
@parhhesia This is my Daddy's song. He came home from Vietnam and gave us all he had, but it wasn't all that he was. Our pain is the reality of his echo.
sixinabag 10 months ago
@parhhesia -sorry to hear that. Prayers!
patriotlady1968 9 months ago
@parhhesia The moan/droan in Prine's voice adds even more to this haunting song. Peace to your dad, and how wonderful for him his child can feel his sorrow.
odovicor 8 months ago
@parhhesia
bigsnizzle187 6 months ago
Respond to this video... listened to song since 81 my son went to iraq he was there in 2003 he is somewhat like the song now never thought our son would be living the song but truly pray the last verse does no happen to him
bigsnizzle187 6 months ago
Thomas more damian ? Donald and Lydia u mean
philiain 1 year ago
Perfect! WHERE are the great songwriters these days? Prine is one of the best.
thomasmoredamian 1 year ago
What is the name of the song? got left at the drive in theatre? erm. mental ram dump or smth. Lidia?
jwiwood 1 year ago
studio version of "Saddle in the Rain" would be GREAT!!
joshdub1989 1 year ago
killing the blues, humidity built the snowman
NicKisDeadly 1 year ago
best song eva
rabbit2117 1 year ago
What's the chord at 1:01?
superpeanut4412 1 year ago
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@superpeanut4412 "Jesus Christ died for nothin I suppose"
Yenniwnitsuj 1 year ago
This song, along with "Hello In There" and his duet with Bonnie Rait on "Angel From Montgomery" are my favorite John Prine songs...along with "Grandpa Was a Carpenter" and "Illegal Smile"
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@mrmyxyzptlyk Makes 2 of us :)
hanksnow82 1 year ago
dear abby, paradise, fish & whistle, sabu vists the twin cities alone, thats the way the world goes round, bruised orange,
nemodapimpfish 1 year ago
I love John Prine. My absolute favorite right here...makes me cry every time.
DSNyvold 1 year ago
spanish pipe dream
LoganVictorFrost 1 year ago
a brain is a terrible thing to waste yo .... fucc a needle .. ROLL A FUCCIN DUTCHY
JointManipulation 1 year ago
@9501dannyboy I THINK now I know what u mean. Like he wasn't running from it?
debi420 1 year ago
@9501dannyboy what the hell doees that mean? did u serve in a war?
debi420 1 year ago
love JP! My husband died nearly 2 yrs ago, but I took him to a JP concert b4. He loved it! You're either a VN music fan, which is ugly to say since i lost 2 bros. there, but u know what i mean. a time never to b 4gotten and JP does not let u 4 get it. Try ILLEGAL SMILE by JP!
debi420 1 year ago
As a little girl I grew up listening to John Prine on 8-track.Of course back then I had no idea what these lyrics meant but I loved John Prine then and I still love him now over 30 years later.
earthdaygirl13 1 year ago
this song reminds me of my pops he was a vietnam vet and he died last october he struggled with addiction and when he was younger we use to listen to this song so thanks for uploading
kizphillyallday 1 year ago
could you post Unwed Fathers? thanks
curvyntasty 1 year ago
My 20 year old son is recovering from an addiction to Oxycontin. I started to learn to play this song for him, but I can hardly play it without cryin', there is so much feeling in this song. Thank you John.
onewayoutnine 1 year ago
@onewayoutnine best to you and your son. opiates are such a double edged sword...I have heard that acupuncture can help with withdrawal. Don't forget to take care of yourself, too. Get a massage, go for walks, hug everybody.
jmeredith44 1 year ago
What a sad and beautiful song
LegZoff 1 year ago
This song is heartbreaking
jody4403363881 1 year ago
If you watch the video and listen these attack happened in Martial Arts Clubs and at Martial Arts Events.. And if you listen you will find that in the UK if a school age Child do not hand a Work Permit then there is no Insurance for anyone at the clubs or events that Children are Working Assistant Instructors or Coaches or officials. Check is covered in Child Employment and Insurance Law.. Then you have the Blatant Robbery of Minors (children) The Rules are to make it fair for all its a set pat.
HESHHEAD 1 year ago
@HouseOBVIOUSLY I would really like to see you upload Illegal Smile if you have it.
John Prine is one my favorite American songwriter, singer, and guitar virtuoso. Thanks much appreciated
dshort1902 1 year ago
I would really like to hear Illegal Smile Uploaded in CD quality as I cannot find it on here. Much Thanks
rutegerdopplekopf 1 year ago 2