I first heard this song when I was about 7 or 8 years old, it was on an album my mother had, and I would hear it when she'd play it, and even though I didn't know what the song was about, I liked it anyway. I like it even more now because it brings back memories of about 40 years ago when I first started hearing it. Thanks for the upload.
This song actually beat the Beatles in 1963 in the US. The UK was smart enough to have the Beatles atop the charts by '63 but for some reason Dave Dexter and other U.S. record executives thought the Beatles wouldn't sell. Crazy I know!
This song brings back memories for me because it was on a CD my dad had bought and my mom and I would dance around the house to this song when I was about 5 or 6 yrs old..of course I didn't know what it was about until recently lol! I just liked the signing. xD
Murdered by Brussels over financial burdens...Now its the Greeks turn, followed by the Portugese, the Italians, the Spanish and maybe even the French....
Oh My Goodness, I am sooo sad,I loooved this song as a child, I am now 55. I don't understand the reasoning and sadness behind what happened, but I can understand the place they they were in was painful for them. Much love to them both and their families. Yvonne in Suffolk UK
I attended Catholic School when this song came out...I just came down with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder from watching this video and seeing all these nuns - especially the nuns with guns!
@dornep55 Yes, up to $40 depending on the condition and if it's a 45 or album. I'll send you the link. Just answer a few questions. I just did it for you.
@Cynbad63 : It was for me too - always wondered why I had a musicbox w/this song that was 4 nuns together (altho as Catholic, wasn't really strange). Also have French first and middle name - it all now ties together....LOL. Nothing wrong with late 1963!!
Yeah, I well remember when this came out. A sweet song- ironic, that the "conversion of the heretic" refers to Dominic Guzman's part in the genocide against the Cathars.
the purest words of a song i ever heard and it is so true,god is the word and he is all mighty.God is good as long as we are good to ourselves because our bodies are his church
Did any of them live long enough to marry each other?...Well, come on now, a few of them anyway. With so few men around in later life, what are women to do? Big Deal to gay marriage. I grew up near a very large Catholic whatever for Priests. Live and let live. I want to sue the Catholic Church for the Priest that almost had sex with me when I was 16 but my mother caught wind of it and threw cold water on all the fun that I deserved to have!
i have never heard dominique in english but i am sure it sounds just as good as in french it gives a happy feeling i was 14 years old when i heard it, and learn to sing it in french also.
Kaunis kappale .Olen tykänny tästä aina .olen vasta 55. En osaa ranskaa.Jotaki skandinaviasta siinä sanotaan ,mut mitä.Nunnaa näkyy olevan .Vaistosin jo tämän pikkupoikana. Mahtava biisi.
man kommer næsten i en eller anden høj og samtidig hellig stemning, men på den gode måde, det viser bare at hellige mennesker ikke bare synger salmer hele tiden.
A #1 hit for The Singing Nun in December 1963. It also went to #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts, Canada and New Zealand. Would a religious figure be the breakout star of the 1960's? I think that we know the answer to that (The British Are Coming. The British Are Coming).
One day, in the budding Order There was nothing left to eat Suddenly two angels walked in With a loaf of bread and meat Dominique once, in his slumber Saw the Virgin's coat unfurled Over Frairs without number Preaching all around the world Grant us now, oh Dominique The grace of love and simple mirth That we all may help to quicken Godly life and truth on earth
I'm probably one of a handful of people that bought the album. I've still got it. It had a French/English insert. I sang all the songs [even though I don't speak French nor am I Catholic].
I was 4 years old when this song came out. I remember watching this on the Ed Suliivan show. It was a Sunday. It was transmitted world wide. How very tragic that this nun, and her partner took their own lives. Yes, she was a lesbian. That didn't make her any less of a person. What she did, and what she accomplished as far as helping others, goes beyond words. For those of us who remember that Sunday, let us remember her. BTW, I'm 52 now.
@LICHBKLYN1 There is no such person as a lesbian, but rather, a person with a lesbian inclination. Giving in to a lesbian inclination did not make her less of a person but demeaned her own nature and purpose as a person of God. As a nun, under Oath she swore to marry and be faithful to God and instead went ahead and committed adultry against God. She aided the destruction of human life, by supporting abortifacient pill use. All sins tarnish the image of God in us.
@Pitkamien Thank you for your all knowing answer. There is no such thing as god either, but I wont lecture you superstitious and holding a belief system that condemns your fellow humans is not something I would be proud of. Religion and gods, the enslaver of mankind.
Thank you for putting her whole story here, this makes for a very educational youtube experience. What a terrible jolt at the ending, and what sounds like so many less than successful attempts at asserting her selfhood leading up to it. Her reaction to her circumstances is unfortunate; I imagine there might have been other ways out of it. As they say in some circles, why choose a permanent solution to a temporary problem. We can be grateful for the joy this song brought to so many.
A five year old child, I was singing the melody (not the lyrics in french - I´m German) day for day at this time - wonderful to hear it again, thanks for posting.
It is hard to listen to this knowing the tragic ending of this good lady. Thanks for repeating her sad story in your notes. We somestimes ask what is the value of a human life. Apparently for the Belgian tax authorites, lives are worth USD 31,500 each. & I thought only we in the USA would be messed up enough to hound a nun to cough up her 'fortune' Sad that the convent also kept no records to prove her donations or that the church would not help her. Ugh - the ugliest side of humanity . . .
As a kid I use to love this song. When it came out I saw them on Ed Sullivan Show sing it live. I guess most nuns are B's because they haven't had any kind of man love in their life so they take out their frustration on other people during their womanly thingy each month.
For those who came from the cracked article - ironically, the chorus is "Dominique, nique, nique", which was very unfortunate because in French, "niquer" is a slang word meaning "to fuck". So basically, the nuns were singing something that sounded like "Dominique fucks fucks" (the reste of the chorus makes up for a misunderstanding, but the realisation was a tough moment for Soeur Sourire, if I recall well)
The Singing Nun was a great lady, but the Belgium government in effect caused her death as she and her significant other were running an orphanage and the gov't wanted 20,000 in back taxes suddenly and they committed suicide together holding each other in death. Bravo Belgium for pettiness in the face of do-gooders who just wanted to help children.
Great pix! Love the dawgs! And the nuns with guns! My sister gave me a cookbook called "Let the Good Times Roll" written by "nun other than Sister Karol Jackowski", and I swear more than half the recipes have booze in them! (Usually Southern Comfort!) She claims "nuns have fun" - ayup! I have HUGE fondness for the Singing Nun - and her songs - and her voice - going back to kidhood, oh, about 45-50 yrs ago. Ahhh dear Sister Smile, may you RIP.
@KatzPalme They are saying Dominique should try out for a part in The Sound of Music, which was just starting to film when this song was written, sorry your French didn't turn out very well, the French maid I ordered didn't fulfiill my dreams either..stereotypes aren't always cliches...which is French for "old saying" or "sayings"..it's been a long time since I took Spanish 101...it has SO not came in handy over the years..
A truly beautiful song. It show's our musical tastes are rather catholic (no pun intended) in this country, when a song about a saint sung in French skyrockets to the top of the charts. How I miss that era...
Her success affected her head. "Sister Smile" went rogue, became a feminist agitator and advocate for birth control among other things, then left the convent. Her musical career immediately stalled. She and her girlfriend opened a school for children but ran afoul of Belgian tax collectors. Drinking heavily by this time, she and her "partner" committed suicide in 1985.
It's a little before my time, but I used to play my mom's 45 on my toy record player when I was little. I still wonder what they're singing about, but enjoy it just the same. Thanks!
I was only 5 when this came out but I remember it was heard everywhere and they appeared on Ed Sullivan..an exquisitely beautiful little ballad performed to perfection
This is the first song I heard on my first transistor radio. Remember those?
skaterdave45,
I almost fell of my chair laughing when you said your wife liked the song better on the wrong speed! I've been doing that kind of stuff since I was a kid. My dad got me started. With all the audio editing programs available, you can do some hilarious things to songs. Great stuff! I'll bet she'd sound great at 45 rpm in reverse!
I first heard this song when I was about 7 or 8 years old, it was on an album my mother had, and I would hear it when she'd play it, and even though I didn't know what the song was about, I liked it anyway. I like it even more now because it brings back memories of about 40 years ago when I first started hearing it. Thanks for the upload.
soulwinnerism 1 day ago
This song actually beat the Beatles in 1963 in the US. The UK was smart enough to have the Beatles atop the charts by '63 but for some reason Dave Dexter and other U.S. record executives thought the Beatles wouldn't sell. Crazy I know!
2012uchicago 3 days ago
This song brings back memories for me because it was on a CD my dad had bought and my mom and I would dance around the house to this song when I was about 5 or 6 yrs old..of course I didn't know what it was about until recently lol! I just liked the signing. xD
kekeisthebestfriend 6 days ago
JUST FOR LAUGHS
ElderTempest 1 week ago
This was the first chillwave song
paulsmartialarts 2 weeks ago
Murdered by Brussels over financial burdens...Now its the Greeks turn, followed by the Portugese, the Italians, the Spanish and maybe even the French....
HayabusaSenToTai 3 weeks ago
@HayabusaSenToTai
WOW, that's a statement and a half, perhaps you could find time to explain your feelings
Bertiemarmite1 2 weeks ago
Oh My Goodness, I am sooo sad,I loooved this song as a child, I am now 55. I don't understand the reasoning and sadness behind what happened, but I can understand the place they they were in was painful for them. Much love to them both and their families. Yvonne in Suffolk UK
Bertiemarmite1 4 weeks ago 2
I was named after this song.
doman1ck 1 month ago 8
wtf
misskissa1975 1 month ago
I attended Catholic School when this song came out...I just came down with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder from watching this video and seeing all these nuns - especially the nuns with guns!
rokndady 1 month ago
yo la escuchaba en la radio en español, cuando tenia escasos 6 años
colibridorado7 1 month ago
I just want to buy this music only and download it, but nobody seems to carry it. Do you know who? Thanks
Naturalhit 1 month ago
I have the album I wonder if it's worth anything.
dornep55 2 months ago 2
@dornep55 Yes, up to $40 depending on the condition and if it's a 45 or album. I'll send you the link. Just answer a few questions. I just did it for you.
TheBacmaster 2 months ago
Grosse Gut
kriegmeister3000 2 months ago
Number on on my birthday too, My dad had the Album and we use to listen and sing to it..
merlepoo 2 months ago
This was the number 1 song on my birthday. This is the first time I've ever heard it and I'm 48 yrs old now.
PamTheBestMom 2 months ago
@PamTheBestMom Just the same ...!!! :-)
ALFASPR 2 months ago
This is the number one song on the day of my birth. So sweet sounding. I remember listening to this years after.
Cynbad63 2 months ago
@Cynbad63 : It was for me too - always wondered why I had a musicbox w/this song that was 4 nuns together (altho as Catholic, wasn't really strange). Also have French first and middle name - it all now ties together....LOL. Nothing wrong with late 1963!!
GrnEyed81 2 months ago
Yeah, I well remember when this came out. A sweet song- ironic, that the "conversion of the heretic" refers to Dominic Guzman's part in the genocide against the Cathars.
therealzilch 2 months ago
trivia this was a number one song and kept louie louie from the kingsmen from being number 1 on the charts
wtf lol
davidallenroth 2 months ago
My dad learned this song in public school back in 1962, now it's illegal because it mentions believing in God.
6thgraderfriends 2 months ago 2
@6thgraderfriends you've got to be kidding that it's illegal to sing this song in school?
azne69 1 month ago
@azne69 not kidding, just incredibly ignorant.
DiscoveringReason 2 weeks ago
ADRIAN SWABY
whotaughtyou 2 months ago
the purest words of a song i ever heard and it is so true,god is the word and he is all mighty.God is good as long as we are good to ourselves because our bodies are his church
trebor3863 2 months ago
I use to have this album when I was little and use to sing to this song...it came out even before I was born....lol!
orangecountyhouse 2 months ago
Cette vidéo est un truc de bonne femme et j'aime pas ça
mal007ful 2 months ago
This is good enough that I wanted to learn French just to translate the lyrics. Merci for sharing it.
BigSkyShooter 2 months ago
Try playing the Pyro at TF2 while listening to this. Just do it.
lip58 2 months ago
cracked did not send me here, my mom did at 3:20 am LOL
elise49866 2 months ago
A Judas Priest documentary brought me here. Wtf?!?!
FourPie 2 months ago
the best of the past gotta love it
wakyfungurls 2 months ago
Everybody Loves Raymond brought me here
Dwk519 3 months ago
@Dwk519 I also just saw that episode :-)
agent007jr 2 months ago
Charlotte Flax!
tfrunk20 3 months ago
I used to listen to this with my dad. I really miss him.
mypearlzofwisdom 3 months ago
I remember this song well........
BRENT69696 3 months ago
My history professor sent me here.
mrjordythegreat 3 months ago
Im gonna blast this goin down the street on 20s
mryjn420090 3 months ago
My name is Dominique. I am going to make this my ring tone.
TheCurvyJ 3 months ago
@TheCurvyJ Good choice!! This song actually reached #1 on the charts in 1963!
monoceros1222 2 weeks ago
I enjoy this little ditty. I am addicted to hearing it because I like it so much. This song transcends language barriers.
AnnHeaney1 3 months ago
was actually born and died in belgium
gentrygold09 3 months ago
@hermunculous1968 learn french you Ignoramus you must feel a right donkey
961archie 3 months ago
memory sent me here
Syzygy60 3 months ago
Did any of them live long enough to marry each other?...Well, come on now, a few of them anyway. With so few men around in later life, what are women to do? Big Deal to gay marriage. I grew up near a very large Catholic whatever for Priests. Live and let live. I want to sue the Catholic Church for the Priest that almost had sex with me when I was 16 but my mother caught wind of it and threw cold water on all the fun that I deserved to have!
marinello6 3 months ago
@hermunculous1968 It's about three minutes.
Alikah1 3 months ago
i have never heard dominique in english but i am sure it sounds just as good as in french it gives a happy feeling i was 14 years old when i heard it, and learn to sing it in french also.
maplebar67 3 months ago
2:19 BB guns?
SignorThomasino 3 months ago
I remember seeing this as a child also.♥♥♥♥
DisismyUTube 4 months ago
Thanks to the tax office in Belgium They did a great job i really admire them
pimbadoti 4 months ago
What a shame that a 72 year old has to write... "Was far more stunned to hear she was a damn dike..... What a shame..." How sad.
roonietunes 4 months ago 4
I was shocked - to hear she did herself in... What a shame......
I was around long before the song came out -- born 1939... Was far more stunned to hear she was a damn dike..... What a shame...
She did sing well - and I loved to hear her....what a shame.....
top8889 4 months ago
Awesome song....
562Pink 4 months ago
Kaunis kappale .Olen tykänny tästä aina .olen vasta 55. En osaa ranskaa.Jotaki skandinaviasta siinä sanotaan ,mut mitä.Nunnaa näkyy olevan .Vaistosin jo tämän pikkupoikana. Mahtava biisi.
mikkelinkittaaja 4 months ago
My goodness I remember my Grandpa singing this!!!!
1985ovation 4 months ago
i love this song wen i was kid i still remember like it was yesterday today im 51 i still love the song great memories
pressmankcmy 4 months ago
thumbs up if everybody loves raymond sent you here
195savage 5 months ago
The idea of two hot lesbian nuns is arousing.
Zappamaniac 5 months ago
zijn een schande dat werd ze een sex slaaf en een ondergrondse porno ster bekend als de pik zuigen non.
pomposo11 5 months ago
Great memories growing up at Immaculate Conception School and Church in South Chicago Illinois. Sad and tragic ending to her life.
sonicwarrior 5 months ago
Fabulous song
ATEERIPALO 5 months ago
man kommer næsten i en eller anden høj og samtidig hellig stemning, men på den gode måde, det viser bare at hellige mennesker ikke bare synger salmer hele tiden.
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A #1 hit for The Singing Nun in December 1963. It also went to #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts, Canada and New Zealand. Would a religious figure be the breakout star of the 1960's? I think that we know the answer to that (The British Are Coming. The British Are Coming).
mkl62 5 months ago
Oh it's lovely for everyone to have the link to all of the lyrics, Joe.
We thank you :-)
BritishSnail 5 months ago
Btw 1963 is a vintage year ;-)
lol x
BritishSnail 5 months ago
To bring back the straying liars
And the lost sheep to the fold
He brought forth the Preaching Friars
Heaven's soldier's, brave and bold
BritishSnail 5 months ago
BritishSnail 5 months ago
Haha, love it! Even if it is in French! :-)
God bless
BritishSnail 5 months ago
I'm probably one of a handful of people that bought the album. I've still got it. It had a French/English insert. I sang all the songs [even though I don't speak French nor am I Catholic].
dlr4767 5 months ago
were are they now? might make for a good TV documentary.
whitefalcon74 6 months ago
hey man, do you know the specific recording this came from? I'd like to get an mp3 of this version. thanks.
sidewinder3000 6 months ago
I sing this to my sis cuz her name is dominique.
jakerox111 6 months ago
Those are some pretty well-pressed and starched habits c.0:48. I wonder if The Magdalene Sisters did their laundry. Do ya think?
TheSnowballEarth 6 months ago
I was 4 years old when this song came out. I remember watching this on the Ed Suliivan show. It was a Sunday. It was transmitted world wide. How very tragic that this nun, and her partner took their own lives. Yes, she was a lesbian. That didn't make her any less of a person. What she did, and what she accomplished as far as helping others, goes beyond words. For those of us who remember that Sunday, let us remember her. BTW, I'm 52 now.
LICHBKLYN1 6 months ago 12
@LICHBKLYN1 There is no such person as a lesbian, but rather, a person with a lesbian inclination. Giving in to a lesbian inclination did not make her less of a person but demeaned her own nature and purpose as a person of God. As a nun, under Oath she swore to marry and be faithful to God and instead went ahead and committed adultry against God. She aided the destruction of human life, by supporting abortifacient pill use. All sins tarnish the image of God in us.
Pitkamien 6 months ago
@Pitkamien Hank Williams said it best
He said it a long time ago
"Unless you have made no mistakes in your life
Be careful of stones that you throw"
TheKievKen 6 months ago
@Pitkamien Thank you for your all knowing answer. There is no such thing as god either, but I wont lecture you superstitious and holding a belief system that condemns your fellow humans is not something I would be proud of. Religion and gods, the enslaver of mankind.
artbrooks100 5 months ago
@LICHBKLYN1, I remember watching this on Ed Sullivan as well. I guess I was 10 at the time.
beentheredonethatb4 1 month ago
Ich war 7 als ich das Lieds hörte kann mich aber gut daran erinnern.
1956meister 6 months ago
ayeee , thtss mi name ( -dominique ) there singin about me even tho i cant understand them :)
xSakuraxBlizzardx 7 months ago
;O ewww not as good as party rock anthem
XhaleeyXx 7 months ago
i really Luv this sung! >_<
TommyzzMindzz 7 months ago
Somebody needs to sing this in Simlish.
RockabillyAutopsy 7 months ago
-megusta-
ChIcKyDoO122 7 months ago
@hermunculous1968 This song is in French. Check the link below the video for the english conversion.
Thanks..
TheBacmaster 8 months ago
Thank you for putting her whole story here, this makes for a very educational youtube experience. What a terrible jolt at the ending, and what sounds like so many less than successful attempts at asserting her selfhood leading up to it. Her reaction to her circumstances is unfortunate; I imagine there might have been other ways out of it. As they say in some circles, why choose a permanent solution to a temporary problem. We can be grateful for the joy this song brought to so many.
Ian20100 8 months ago 2
A five year old child, I was singing the melody (not the lyrics in french - I´m German) day for day at this time - wonderful to hear it again, thanks for posting.
guz11aug 8 months ago
Mes sœurs, je vous pardonne.
TheBeaverEh 9 months ago
i remember this song well,didnt know about her death
sweetpea7144 9 months ago
It is hard to listen to this knowing the tragic ending of this good lady. Thanks for repeating her sad story in your notes. We somestimes ask what is the value of a human life. Apparently for the Belgian tax authorites, lives are worth USD 31,500 each. & I thought only we in the USA would be messed up enough to hound a nun to cough up her 'fortune' Sad that the convent also kept no records to prove her donations or that the church would not help her. Ugh - the ugliest side of humanity . . .
chkjns 9 months ago 2
@chkjns Yeah that's messed up what they did to a nun.
narox 9 months ago
eat your heart out, Justin Biebeier
jojodot 9 months ago 5
As a kid I use to love this song. When it came out I saw them on Ed Sullivan Show sing it live. I guess most nuns are B's because they haven't had any kind of man love in their life so they take out their frustration on other people during their womanly thingy each month.
Vincent50 9 months ago
I heard this was number one ... until they started playing some Beatles songs
chamberl 9 months ago
Most nuns I've met are ibtches. Sorry.
donaldagoncalves 10 months ago
@donaldagoncalves Most nuns I've met said you're an asshole. Sorry.
soverysneaky 9 months ago
Love Cracked, but I came here on my own.
DarkBazil 11 months ago
This still beats Justin Bieber and Rebecca Black.
5ivepdx 11 months ago 16
YOU BEEN CRACKAFIED!!!
voltOhm 11 months ago 2
CRACKED!!
choachi2 11 months ago 3
For those who came from the cracked article - ironically, the chorus is "Dominique, nique, nique", which was very unfortunate because in French, "niquer" is a slang word meaning "to fuck". So basically, the nuns were singing something that sounded like "Dominique fucks fucks" (the reste of the chorus makes up for a misunderstanding, but the realisation was a tough moment for Soeur Sourire, if I recall well)
Rolleyessmiley 11 months ago 4
thums up if cracked sent you here
Kiwirnango 11 months ago 53
@Kiwirnango Can I get a link brother?
Or what's the article about?
Been a while since I've been on cracked, about time to get back :)
firuinthehouse 8 months ago
@Kiwirnango who is "cracked"?
hermiehermit 3 months ago
Yeah, rock on! This is the song that beat Louie, Louie by The Kingsmen on the Billboard Charts. It was number 1!
ibpwalker88 11 months ago 4
3 albigeois combattent le bouton "like"
lesorciercalifornien 11 months ago
They say it was a suicide pact, but I reckon she wanted out.
She learned at her cost that it's not so easy to leave the nuns.
John27346 11 months ago
Jeanine Deckers loved sucking stiff throbbing Peckers and swallowing their jism.In fact she blew Ed Sullivan twice backstage in the early sixties.
SmellMyKutscheet 11 months ago
The Singing Nun was a great lady, but the Belgium government in effect caused her death as she and her significant other were running an orphanage and the gov't wanted 20,000 in back taxes suddenly and they committed suicide together holding each other in death. Bravo Belgium for pettiness in the face of do-gooders who just wanted to help children.
showtuneful 11 months ago
Super Song +5*****
Very very nice for ever
Best wishes from Bavaria South Germany
Hansibuwi 11 months ago
cool nuns
trishb26 1 year ago 20
Nuns with guns? What's next, punk monks? Chipmonks singing Christmas songs?
celloprofundo 1 year ago
Epic :D
olivier404 1 year ago
Great pix! Love the dawgs! And the nuns with guns! My sister gave me a cookbook called "Let the Good Times Roll" written by "nun other than Sister Karol Jackowski", and I swear more than half the recipes have booze in them! (Usually Southern Comfort!) She claims "nuns have fun" - ayup! I have HUGE fondness for the Singing Nun - and her songs - and her voice - going back to kidhood, oh, about 45-50 yrs ago. Ahhh dear Sister Smile, may you RIP.
acartee 1 year ago
wow, perfekto.....
10dushka 1 year ago
A beautiful song, and a nun who had guts. So sorry that I do not understand all the words, my French is lousy.
KatzPalme 1 year ago
@KatzPalme They are saying Dominique should try out for a part in The Sound of Music, which was just starting to film when this song was written, sorry your French didn't turn out very well, the French maid I ordered didn't fulfiill my dreams either..stereotypes aren't always cliches...which is French for "old saying" or "sayings"..it's been a long time since I took Spanish 101...it has SO not came in handy over the years..
celloprofundo 1 year ago
ein schönes Lied. Leider verstehe ich nicht alles. Sie redet nur über Gott. Für mehr reicht mein Französisch leider nicht.
KatzPalme 1 year ago
A truly beautiful song. It show's our musical tastes are rather catholic (no pun intended) in this country, when a song about a saint sung in French skyrockets to the top of the charts. How I miss that era...
paddyosee 1 year ago
XD this is my namee
XDomX990 1 year ago
Her success affected her head. "Sister Smile" went rogue, became a feminist agitator and advocate for birth control among other things, then left the convent. Her musical career immediately stalled. She and her girlfriend opened a school for children but ran afoul of Belgian tax collectors. Drinking heavily by this time, she and her "partner" committed suicide in 1985.
citizenfitz 1 year ago
@citizenfitz Is this the truth? I didn't know that! ...suicide...?
This is such a lovely and lively song, I know it's old, but I've always loved it.
What a shame - little fame and ppl go nuts! Thanks for sharing.
beatakrejcova 1 year ago
my name is dominique.. and they call me nikki...
nikkivwhiting 1 year ago
This is the song that prevented Louie Louie from reaching #1 in December 1963.
kittyprydekissme 1 year ago
It's a little before my time, but I used to play my mom's 45 on my toy record player when I was little. I still wonder what they're singing about, but enjoy it just the same. Thanks!
OSuzieQBabyILuvU 1 year ago
Beautiful. And wonderful pics, too! Thank you! Ave Maria Gratia Plena
kodachromefilm 1 year ago
Nuns with Guns, that fits the Cults violent history to a T!
MenechemShaul 1 year ago
I can remember this song because I was taught by Dominicans in grade school.
juneshopper 1 year ago
I was only 5 when this came out but I remember it was heard everywhere and they appeared on Ed Sullivan..an exquisitely beautiful little ballad performed to perfection
rds1958 1 year ago
We had this record. Oh, the days.
Commonsensitivity 1 year ago
This is the first song I heard on my first transistor radio. Remember those?
skaterdave45,
I almost fell of my chair laughing when you said your wife liked the song better on the wrong speed! I've been doing that kind of stuff since I was a kid. My dad got me started. With all the audio editing programs available, you can do some hilarious things to songs. Great stuff! I'll bet she'd sound great at 45 rpm in reverse!
willssonline 1 year ago
c'est tres bon
dosmilfuegos 1 year ago
sounds like 3 little girls from school are we
garycalgary 1 year ago
Grew up with this one myself. It's a part of growing up so much that when I found the album I bought it.
moomaw05 1 year ago
My wife likes this played on 45 instead of 33.
skaterdave45 1 year ago
YOWSER...!!! I remember this....blimey, haven't heard it in years......Thanks for the memory...!
1691bhm 1 year ago
Great performance from the past!
10khertz 1 year ago
Such A Great Song & Vid!!! I have always loved this one! 5*s Thankyou Joe....Anita.
anitashelby 1 year ago
A favorite of mine! Gosh.......it's just perfect!!!! Thank you for posting it!
angelofbebop 1 year ago
A charming little number!
hrpman 1 year ago
Forgot about this one! Thanks for the post.
northcoast69 1 year ago
thanks joe!!
431516020205 1 year ago