@MartianSanta where the fuck you from??? Come run that bullshit around my area and see what happens... you're a piece of shit and a moron. If you`re ever in Boston let me know. Id be glad to show you what we think of degenerates like you
(Sorry to bring sports in this conversation, but it's true) Being a Notre Dame fan since I was a teenager, I've always been fond of this song. I can close my eyes and see the Irish taking the field in South Bend.
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Ive been trying to find this song since forever, I have a leprechaun toy an irishman gave me as a kid and it plays this (or used to, when it was in better shape!)
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..from a time when being Irish was comfortable ...before the Republicans gave over the country to the queer Irish Priests to run as their own personal Thailand. I hope someday the church will die, Irish Republicanism die, the me feiner sons of the old IRA die and give us once again an Ireland united in peace and at peace .
My mother, Edith Buck, really loved his singing. She was born in l912, and she and her mother listened to him on the old Victrola that you crank up. Mom always loved him all her life, and so do I.
Oh the irish...Me dad loved the irish when he studied in maynooth, said they were the nicest people around, though he found their kin who visited from America arrogant and complete arsholes. As for me, I find them BOTH racist, provincial and dumb as doorknobs, so eff em all, the English kicked their arses thru and thru, and god save the queen for dat!! :)
@HayabusaSenToTai Message me when something awful happens to you. I have put a curse on you and my Irish eyes will be smiling when it comes true and believe me it will.
Fear GOD who hath power to cast you into HELL(Luke 12:5)! Fear God and depart from evil(Proverbs 3:7)! God is ANGRY with the wicked everyday(Psalm 7:11)! Jesus Christ is the WAY, the TRUTH, and the LIFE, there is NO OTHER WAY to be saved(John 14:6)! For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved(John 3:17)! TURN FROM YOUR SINS AND SUBMIT 2 THE LORDSHIP OF JESUS CHRIST NOW! DON'T BOAST OF HAVING TOMORROW! Proverbs 27:1
Irish pride all around Robert Lee Watts my half Irish half Norwegian grandfather may he rest in peace and me all Irishman rest in peace good song and good day
We Love You and Miss You Dad ... Gramps. I can always hear you singing this song. We will sing it together when I get there with you and Mom. "Happy St. Paddys Day" Always, Patricia & Peter. We miss you all soooo much !
Heard this song throughout my youth, It was a very long time ago, from relatives sang in the New England pubs by men like my grandpa and other Sons Of Ireland hard working men were they but sang asnd lived life with gusto. I have seen the eyes of many a lass in my time and this song came to mind each time, and indeed it was an Irish lass that stole my heart, for going nigh on 40 years. When I look into those eyes today it tis like yesterday.
@MartianSanta The whole point of being American is that you can be American and still remember where you came from. It's the whole fondation of America. It's part of who they are, they are Irish AND American.
@MartianSanta You are completely ignorant. My father is as irish as it gets. I live in Maine. A town called biddeford where it is VERY french/irish. Almost every person speaks another language other English. And the culture still carries on from the originating country in every household. And as for us being arrogant, I mean we are the greatest country in the world. Thank you sir good day to you.
"the greatest country in the world" don't let be silly
i can list several countries that are as great as the USA. and in some filed even better then the USA: Canada, UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Holland , Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Australia,New-Zealand,do you want me to continue? the fact you believe you are better then every one else doesn't make you better !
i know Irish people, and i know Americans, there is nothing in common between them! completely different cultures!
@MartianSanta I'm sure that you'd have a very different opinion if it were a couple from Southern Sudan who came and had a child in Ireland. I doubt you nor anyone else would call the child Irish, right? The United States is quite a large place, with many diverse areas with much political strife and differentiation. And what of American Indians, eh? Tell that "there is no difference between and American and a German Russian Chinese Afghan Iranian Israeli Japanese Italian" to one of them!
@Bloodmoon17 actually yes, maybe not first generation born in Ireland, because he may still not assimilate but second generation totally yes. he'd be Irish. he would talk in the same language and same accent other Irish do, study in the same school, brought up on the same ideals and culture. he'd be 100% Irish, only he'd look diffident. i had a friend who is Irish, his wife was English but they lived in Scotland, so there son was 100% Scottish. nationality isn't in the blood!
@MartianSanta I believe that goes into a much deeper road of opinion, however, to be called "American, and American only", as some one would say, is to strip our foreign roots away from us. I know of many people who live by and uphold Irish traditions, the lot of them are all second to third generation "Americans". And about the Sudanese family example, you are saying that you would ONLY consider him Irish. What if he learns he has Sudanese ancestry? What would you tell him? That he is not?
@MartianSanta actually u have some Hungarian in you. not completly. its part of your background. My grandparents are from Jamaica. im still a little jamiacian
A true smile starts as humour in the eyes and spreads to the mouth, some people have permantly smiling eyes.. .they pull the opposite sex, those that know not this; pull nothing!
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ok this is going to seem like a lie but my great great grandfather worte this song for my grandmother when she was a day old. but when my father heard this he cryed because he thought about my grandmother because she just pasted a way 11 years ago but thank you for posting this because you just brightend our life finding this song that lead us to my grandmother
This song has great sentimental value to me. because my great grandfather always sang this to us, he was a great singer too nd this was his favorite song:) but he passed away sadly, nd now i listen to this song nd I always cry but it makes me happy too. I love this song so much!
There was a bit of scrapping earlier about the talent of this gentleman. And he was compared with others. Not fair really. I just feel priveliged to have heard him.
My grandmother absolutely loves this song. She sang it in the hospital when I came to visit her and I recorded it but I never had the volume up : ( Still very beautiful though.
I cannot believe that I have just read the last comment. What was funny about his voice ? The diction and delivery was in the finest italian idiom. The man was made a papal Count for goodness sake.. His voice was superb.He was probably the first popular recording artists with his cyliders and records gracing many a Victorian Drawing Room. Anything funny about his voice can only be atributed to the sound quality of some of those early recordings. No way can he be compared to Lanza, for example.,
....he made millions in concert, and gave up opera for it..he must be listened to, but but this small and dignified voice lacks the Italian idiom, and sounds funny singing Italian......that Irish tone and accent sounds odd and funny, as a thick Italian accent would sound to Irish listeners.....the man must be listened to, however....he belongs to the ages, like Gigli, Melchior, Lanza, etc.....
IF not for You Tube, I would not have known this man John McCormack and his singing, I wonder if it possible to get CD's of him? I am so much enjoying listening to the songs. Would love to have an old fashioned gramaphone and records.
When you think that, over time, this man was ecllpsed by the likes of Mario Lanza and other lack lustre tenors, even including Harry Secombe, heaven forbid, not to mention Pavaroti and the three tenors in more recent times. There is no comparison between any of these most worthy individuals and the sheer power and quality of John McCormack's voice. One other candidate I can suggest, however, is Richard Tauber. You will find him elsewhere on You Tube, go over and see what you think.
At the height of his powers, this man had the finest voice of any tenor both at the time or since. He was born in Athlone, Ireland and now lies in the cemetary at Dun Laoghaire, near Dublin, where he had his final home.
The most beautiful voice of all time! It just transports you a heavenly state! We are so lucky to be able to still hear it and see a little of him on film. There will never be another!
What an absolutely beautiful voice!!! NONE of these low grade vocalists today that are so called the best thing cant touch a short hair to John McCormack!!
He was one of the most famous and well repected men durining his era. If I had only a few words to describe the early 20th century I would mention John McCormack.
I love this old Irish song by this Irish singer - love his "accent". My family, The Kelleys, celebrate this day with good eatin' Corned Beef and cabbage, soda bread and other goodies. Happy St. Patrick's Day - Paula
My nan used to have a leprechaun toy at her house that sang this when u pressed his foot. I havent heard this since I was about 6 or 7. She passed away last year but this brings back so much memories its unreal, sad and happy. I hope she's getting on wherever she is. Its amazing how a song can evoke such feelings
Irish - the best on earth
jacksorengan 1 month ago
@MartianSanta where the fuck you from??? Come run that bullshit around my area and see what happens... you're a piece of shit and a moron. If you`re ever in Boston let me know. Id be glad to show you what we think of degenerates like you
Pen1980IM 2 months ago
(Sorry to bring sports in this conversation, but it's true) Being a Notre Dame fan since I was a teenager, I've always been fond of this song. I can close my eyes and see the Irish taking the field in South Bend.
OmegaXPv2 2 months ago
Sure and tis the best ever. Thank you.
HarborGuy 4 months ago
Rest In PEACE Nanna...
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andyrawn 4 months ago
Ive been trying to find this song since forever, I have a leprechaun toy an irishman gave me as a kid and it plays this (or used to, when it was in better shape!)
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..from a time when being Irish was comfortable ...before the Republicans gave over the country to the queer Irish Priests to run as their own personal Thailand. I hope someday the church will die, Irish Republicanism die, the me feiner sons of the old IRA die and give us once again an Ireland united in peace and at peace .
titarse100 6 months ago
Touches my Heart. Miss you Dad...
cindyao 6 months ago
can someone tell me where i can get the lyrics from
safsta2900 6 months ago
@safsta2900 wikapedia
mrmagicroundcircle 5 months ago
i ♥ this
safsta2900 6 months ago
It's a pity he is not around to-day, then we would hear some real singing. He died in
1945 when I was only seven, but i used to listen his records (The Old 78s) and still
do. Others are good but I think he was the GREATEST.
donalor3uk 8 months ago
My mother, Edith Buck, really loved his singing. She was born in l912, and she and her mother listened to him on the old Victrola that you crank up. Mom always loved him all her life, and so do I.
astrolog7000 9 months ago
yah hey for guinness!
cessna207 11 months ago
JM sounds at his lyrical best here.... sure it steals your heart away.
LeonardARobert 1 year ago
Love Mr. McCormack.....yeah, even us wops do!
Portis1Luv 1 year ago
where's the hound of cullen when you need him...????
brahmin21 1 year ago
Oh the irish...Me dad loved the irish when he studied in maynooth, said they were the nicest people around, though he found their kin who visited from America arrogant and complete arsholes. As for me, I find them BOTH racist, provincial and dumb as doorknobs, so eff em all, the English kicked their arses thru and thru, and god save the queen for dat!! :)
HayabusaSenToTai 1 year ago
@HayabusaSenToTai i hope something terrible happens to you
seanbyrne77 1 year ago
@seanbyrne77: Your best wishes are refused and resent to your kith and kin in Ireland who're walllowing in dire financial straits :))
HayabusaSenToTai 1 year ago
@HayabusaSenToTai Message me when something awful happens to you. I have put a curse on you and my Irish eyes will be smiling when it comes true and believe me it will.
seanbyrne77 1 year ago
@seanbyrne77: Your irish curse no use...My asian witchdoctor has sent it back to you, have fun! :)
HayabusaSenToTai 1 year ago
he was a song writers dream...you can understand every word and sang them so you felt like singing yourself...he is one of my heros!
tophatbill 1 year ago
Irish American Shite!!
damienhugh 1 year ago
The good old days when you hear music like this..
2 thumbs up.
Sherry
sherrywine1941 1 year ago
Oh my gosh, this is the best version i've heard of this lovely Irish song. I've not heard of John NcCormack before,what a lovely voice he has.
Thumbs up & millons of *s
Thanku mike (sessnazx) for sending to me.
Thankyou so much to the poster of this SUPER video.
Geena
geena6 1 year ago
Beautiful !! Just beautiful.
Thank you for sharing, and thanks to sessnazx for sending.
Corrie121 1 year ago
That's my name!!!! OMG!
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i love you grandma loraine small!
R.I.P
lovecowboys10 1 year ago
i love you grandma loraine small!
lovecowboys10 1 year ago
To the 5 people who gave this a thumbs down....find a tall Oak tree and take the appropriate measure...
ERIN GO BRAGH
FreiKonigsberg 1 year ago 2
I never heard the two versus before the much more familiar chorus. It is a sweet little love song.
LePrince1890 1 year ago
my grandfather was irish a worl war 2 veterin RIP
bubbagumS0dmg 1 year ago 3
irish music is always so sweet.
greatglenno1 1 year ago 3
Erin Go Bragh
SGTJESW 1 year ago 18
@SGTJESW Éirinn go Brách ;)
LordSeckmoth 5 months ago
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Fear GOD who hath power to cast you into HELL(Luke 12:5)! Fear God and depart from evil(Proverbs 3:7)! God is ANGRY with the wicked everyday(Psalm 7:11)! Jesus Christ is the WAY, the TRUTH, and the LIFE, there is NO OTHER WAY to be saved(John 14:6)! For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved(John 3:17)! TURN FROM YOUR SINS AND SUBMIT 2 THE LORDSHIP OF JESUS CHRIST NOW! DON'T BOAST OF HAVING TOMORROW! Proverbs 27:1
over9000christian 1 year ago
Ta se go maith....
fergusbreslin 1 year ago
we had to sing this as a class in the cafertearia in i smiled school i was in shock then i sung
littlerascalslol89 1 year ago
Reminds me of when my mother would play the piano and play her John McCormack records in the 50's. Great stuff - fond memories. Thanks.
EdwardRoche 1 year ago
@okellydokelly Stop havin a laugh!
solsticecelt1 1 year ago
People love my grey-blue Irish eyes!
TheRidiSphere 1 year ago
Thank you I am Irish and have Irish eyes, I've been told they light up a room.
solsticecelt1 1 year ago
@solsticecelt1 me too!
nickkellie 1 year ago
I like McCormack - a great singer and have many recordings of his but if push comes to shove I prefer Peter Dawson.
jonjamg 1 year ago
Beautiful song indeed. This was sung at my Grandma's funeral. Makes me think of her.
dizzy979 1 year ago
Beautiful, thank you. Irish Canadian pride...;)
Lighttheway123 1 year ago
Irish pride all around Robert Lee Watts my half Irish half Norwegian grandfather may he rest in peace and me all Irishman rest in peace good song and good day
SGTJESW 1 year ago
A classic gem!
paulostroff99 1 year ago
Happy Belated St. Patrick's day. La Mirada, California.
polarisathena 1 year ago
thank you very much....
mickalene 1 year ago
Beautiful! What memories! So long ago.
mvnkct 1 year ago
Happy St. Patrick's Day from Erie, PA!
EmeraldEyes05 1 year ago
Woo! I'm from Erie County! Happy Belated St. Patrick's Day back!
NHSActor 1 year ago 2
Thank you, Top of the morrning to you.
biddyroundy 1 year ago
We Love You and Miss You Dad ... Gramps. I can always hear you singing this song. We will sing it together when I get there with you and Mom. "Happy St. Paddys Day" Always, Patricia & Peter. We miss you all soooo much !
TheJukeboxGirl 1 year ago
Happy St.Patricks Day in Heaven My Dear Daddy,
TheJukeboxGirl 1 year ago
Ha! Totally knew it. My name is Irish.
Anyways, this song is really beautiful.
ErinLindsay13 1 year ago
My name is also Erin. :)
EmeraldEyes05 1 year ago
Well guess what?
We rock! Lol.
ErinLindsay13 1 year ago
Yeah, we do! LOL!
EmeraldEyes05 1 year ago
Are those your real eyes?
ErinLindsay13 1 year ago
Yep
EmeraldEyes05 1 year ago
Thats insane.
ErinLindsay13 1 year ago
Love it<3 irish are the best Happy Saint Patricks day!
muddybuddy1234567 1 year ago
Happy St. Patrick's Day !
Don't drink too much !
fabiandoulton 1 year ago
Very nice.
martyandcarol 1 year ago
What a handsome guy :-)
SilverLightSpecial 2 years ago
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ndogg20 2 years ago
@ndogg20
What is an Idiot like you doing on a thread like this.
GTF Goofball. lol!
killecrankie1 1 year ago
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ndogg20 1 year ago
Heard this song throughout my youth, It was a very long time ago, from relatives sang in the New England pubs by men like my grandpa and other Sons Of Ireland hard working men were they but sang asnd lived life with gusto. I have seen the eyes of many a lass in my time and this song came to mind each time, and indeed it was an Irish lass that stole my heart, for going nigh on 40 years. When I look into those eyes today it tis like yesterday.
HOWFREERU 2 years ago 5
That's beautiful!
Mctrav 2 years ago
A voice from a DIVINE source!
Two of my Grannies sang this
as well as Aunties, Cousins, Sis & me.
what memories.
sophia88two 2 years ago
The lyrics to this song are soo true. irish eyes are lovely :')
groovyuna 2 years ago 5
I remember my grandmother singing me this song. Thanks!
TheJakal420 2 years ago 3
my great grandmother use to sing me this it brings back wonderful memories
wifeofasoldier2006 2 years ago
i have Irish eyes <3
wiwf123 2 years ago 4
Irish American Pride
SGTJESW 2 years ago 39
@SGTJESW
he wasn't American
you are either Irish, or American
can't be both
MartianSanta 1 year ago
@MartianSanta In America you can.
RainbowHanryu 1 year ago 2
@RainbowHanryu no you can't
there is nothing Irish in American who's grandfather came from Ireland
or his grand father came from Italy
my grand father came from Hungary, it doesn't mean i am Hungarian
MartianSanta 1 year ago
@MartianSanta The whole point of being American is that you can be American and still remember where you came from. It's the whole fondation of America. It's part of who they are, they are Irish AND American.
RainbowHanryu 1 year ago 2
@RainbowHanryu
there is no difference between and American and a German Russian Chinese Afghan Iranian Israeli Japanese Italian
thee is nothing special about Americans
an Irish person who's grate grandfather came from Russia isn't a Russian Irish
he's just Irish, because this is where he was born and raised, this is the place that shaped him
just as an American who's grate grandfather came from Ireland isn't Irish
he's American, for Christ sake they don't even speak the same language
MartianSanta 1 year ago
@MartianSanta You are completely ignorant. My father is as irish as it gets. I live in Maine. A town called biddeford where it is VERY french/irish. Almost every person speaks another language other English. And the culture still carries on from the originating country in every household. And as for us being arrogant, I mean we are the greatest country in the world. Thank you sir good day to you.
ShaneHomies 1 year ago
@ShaneHomies
"the greatest country in the world" don't let be silly
i can list several countries that are as great as the USA. and in some filed even better then the USA: Canada, UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Holland , Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Australia,New-Zealand,do you want me to continue? the fact you believe you are better then every one else doesn't make you better !
i know Irish people, and i know Americans, there is nothing in common between them! completely different cultures!
MartianSanta 1 year ago
@MartianSanta I'm sure that you'd have a very different opinion if it were a couple from Southern Sudan who came and had a child in Ireland. I doubt you nor anyone else would call the child Irish, right? The United States is quite a large place, with many diverse areas with much political strife and differentiation. And what of American Indians, eh? Tell that "there is no difference between and American and a German Russian Chinese Afghan Iranian Israeli Japanese Italian" to one of them!
Bloodmoon17 8 months ago
@Bloodmoon17 actually yes, maybe not first generation born in Ireland, because he may still not assimilate but second generation totally yes. he'd be Irish. he would talk in the same language and same accent other Irish do, study in the same school, brought up on the same ideals and culture. he'd be 100% Irish, only he'd look diffident. i had a friend who is Irish, his wife was English but they lived in Scotland, so there son was 100% Scottish. nationality isn't in the blood!
MartianSanta 8 months ago
@MartianSanta I believe that goes into a much deeper road of opinion, however, to be called "American, and American only", as some one would say, is to strip our foreign roots away from us. I know of many people who live by and uphold Irish traditions, the lot of them are all second to third generation "Americans". And about the Sudanese family example, you are saying that you would ONLY consider him Irish. What if he learns he has Sudanese ancestry? What would you tell him? That he is not?
Bloodmoon17 8 months ago
@MartianSanta actually u have some Hungarian in you. not completly. its part of your background. My grandparents are from Jamaica. im still a little jamiacian
mkash1102 1 year ago
@MartianSanta fuck you I am both- if niggers can be why can't the Irish?
bonscott55 1 year ago
@bonscott55
both what... according to your profile your Irish...? so your both what?
and the color of the skin isn't a nationality
you got American black people, British black people, and french black people, and white south African people...
arn't you a nice little racist
MartianSanta 1 year ago
@SGTJESW UP LIMERICK! :)
whenaman 1 year ago 2
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how can eyes smile?? ha ha. nice song
fairhillnorrie 2 years ago
A true smile starts as humour in the eyes and spreads to the mouth, some people have permantly smiling eyes.. .they pull the opposite sex, those that know not this; pull nothing!
llewellyndavies 2 years ago 4
the eyes will always show a genuine smile or not.
if you cannot see that, you must have poor people reading skills.
djShite 2 years ago
look at the eyes
not the mouth
when you comb your hair in the mirror
and youll see them smile
or imagine me, now tight lipped with that look in my ee
good luckee
amanreadingstories 2 years ago
You have obviously never seen irish eyes otherwise you would know how eyes can smile
bfree15 2 years ago 2
Wonderful
Thank You
sessnazx 2 years ago 3
great song proud to be Irish
KMAN6000 2 years ago 2
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no they wrote by John o'Conner my great great grandfather
sandi407 2 years ago
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ok this is going to seem like a lie but my great great grandfather worte this song for my grandmother when she was a day old. but when my father heard this he cryed because he thought about my grandmother because she just pasted a way 11 years ago but thank you for posting this because you just brightend our life finding this song that lead us to my grandmother
sandi407 2 years ago
The lyrics of the song were written by Chauncey Olcott and George Graff, Jr to music composed by Ernest Ball.
juanmlleras 2 years ago
This song has great sentimental value to me. because my great grandfather always sang this to us, he was a great singer too nd this was his favorite song:) but he passed away sadly, nd now i listen to this song nd I always cry but it makes me happy too. I love this song so much!
coReroza 2 years ago 4
There was a bit of scrapping earlier about the talent of this gentleman. And he was compared with others. Not fair really. I just feel priveliged to have heard him.
Eveattrevi 2 years ago 3
My grandmother absolutely loves this song. She sang it in the hospital when I came to visit her and I recorded it but I never had the volume up : ( Still very beautiful though.
MissTerri1979 2 years ago 3
Takes me back to a generation lost.
conected2life 2 years ago 19
A beautiful song, and magnificently sung. Thank you for posting.
Dilhan777 2 years ago 2
a really moving and powerful song
kev2596 2 years ago
Tanx :P
Debz1990 2 years ago
I cannot believe that I have just read the last comment. What was funny about his voice ? The diction and delivery was in the finest italian idiom. The man was made a papal Count for goodness sake.. His voice was superb.He was probably the first popular recording artists with his cyliders and records gracing many a Victorian Drawing Room. Anything funny about his voice can only be atributed to the sound quality of some of those early recordings. No way can he be compared to Lanza, for example.,
Nojnotpu 2 years ago
....he made millions in concert, and gave up opera for it..he must be listened to, but but this small and dignified voice lacks the Italian idiom, and sounds funny singing Italian......that Irish tone and accent sounds odd and funny, as a thick Italian accent would sound to Irish listeners.....the man must be listened to, however....he belongs to the ages, like Gigli, Melchior, Lanza, etc.....
j72050 2 years ago
IF not for You Tube, I would not have known this man John McCormack and his singing, I wonder if it possible to get CD's of him? I am so much enjoying listening to the songs. Would love to have an old fashioned gramaphone and records.
avacuppa 2 years ago
When you think that, over time, this man was ecllpsed by the likes of Mario Lanza and other lack lustre tenors, even including Harry Secombe, heaven forbid, not to mention Pavaroti and the three tenors in more recent times. There is no comparison between any of these most worthy individuals and the sheer power and quality of John McCormack's voice. One other candidate I can suggest, however, is Richard Tauber. You will find him elsewhere on You Tube, go over and see what you think.
Nojnotpu 2 years ago
At the height of his powers, this man had the finest voice of any tenor both at the time or since. He was born in Athlone, Ireland and now lies in the cemetary at Dun Laoghaire, near Dublin, where he had his final home.
Nojnotpu 2 years ago
this was sung at my cousins funeral. touching song
FeedTheBirdsProd 2 years ago
"Come back to Erin" ...I'd love to!
opelske 2 years ago
My Dad would sing me to sleep with this. Its my Lullaby
xXNessiexCullenXx 2 years ago
Delightful!
Dilhan777 2 years ago
The most beautiful voice of all time! It just transports you a heavenly state! We are so lucky to be able to still hear it and see a little of him on film. There will never be another!
dleif9256 2 years ago
One of the best singers who lived! :)
TooSoonTooYoung 2 years ago 2
eeeeeeeeeeeh
Dundasholes 2 years ago
Wonderful - Superb Thank you so very much !!!
kaiserbill5711 2 years ago 5
Lovely =)
saralaao 2 years ago 2
i,m from latvia and i hawe been in irland. i lowe that peaple! this is best nation they are so frenadly!
and this nation is with best traditions!!!
i love you irland!
trailertras 2 years ago 5
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im sure ireland is a great place but your spelling is not i hope they all don't spell that bad hahah but loved the song anyway
UNDERTAKER730 2 years ago
Just get with the times, the queens english is truely dead and burried-to the undertaker.
Beautiful singing
meltogue 2 years ago
the children were robbed actually, not me
Imboredandfree 2 years ago
Greatest Tenor Ever, God I miss Ireland.....
TheVaticanOfficial 2 years ago 2
And I am sure Ireland misses you, God Bless.
solsticecelt 2 years ago
Go hailin! I love it its a real old song, it's perfect! wow! It makes my Irish eyes smile!:) lol!
Debz1990 2 years ago
im irish and i have brown eyes. i feel robbed.
my brother has blue and dad :(
topbluffa1 2 years ago 2
No matter what colour they are Irish just the same.
solsticecelt 2 years ago
Irish eyes are well smiling today, for the first time in 61 years they are the grand slam champions.
solsticecelt 2 years ago
What an absolutely beautiful voice!!! NONE of these low grade vocalists today that are so called the best thing cant touch a short hair to John McCormack!!
freespangler 2 years ago 4
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you're kidding, right?
I mean, it's a nice song and all, but his voice is annoyingly stupid xD
lordubbe 2 years ago
dont be a dick
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this tunes weaker then menanas bladdder u irish potato pickin cunts xxxxx
peeweeovwf14 2 years ago
Try to fit a really big potato in your GOB, I bet it is too small!
solsticecelt 2 years ago
I meant the really big spud would be too small, just in case you are in any doubt!
BIG MOUTH! What the ....are you doing on this site, if you don't like it, get to hell out. You are an embarrassment to mankind.
solsticecelt 2 years ago
You have no taste, his voice is unique. It is an aquired taste, which means you have to give it a chance. Please listen again.
solsticecelt 2 years ago
He was one of the most famous and well repected men durining his era. If I had only a few words to describe the early 20th century I would mention John McCormack.
beggo321 2 years ago 7
Some beautiful duets with famous soprano Lucrezia Bori ... and Elisabeth Steinberg ... great voice ... listen to "the rose of tralee" !
azucena1952 2 years ago
freespangler:\
aw.
Imboredandfree 2 years ago
how wonderful that John McCormack 's angelic voice can still be heard.
senecayaya 3 years ago 6
Perfect for St. Patrick's Day
kevcowiffle 3 years ago 4
Happy Paddy's Day Lads and Lassies....i hope you all have fun 'wetting the shamrock'!!!!!
limerickandproud 3 years ago 3
I love this old Irish song by this Irish singer - love his "accent". My family, The Kelleys, celebrate this day with good eatin' Corned Beef and cabbage, soda bread and other goodies. Happy St. Patrick's Day - Paula
PaulinaRena 3 years ago 3
Happy Saint Patrick's Day to all here!
wakanwy 3 years ago
Happy St. Paddys' Day, Karen!!!!! LOL ---Jack---
happyjack39 3 years ago 2
haha diz makes me laugh when i hear it =D
xxWOWERZxx 3 years ago
what a beautiful song. add some green beer and the NCAA tournament, it is heaven
dandeexxxx 3 years ago
My Dad loved this song whenever he was down he just sing this song
Thank you for the post. James Earl
JEMCO2008 3 years ago 2
Bing Crosby destroyed all this style of music. So lovely and when joined with Stephen Foster it's almost unbearable.
kassandrasduplex 3 years ago
yeah, bing completely butchered this song. although his version of mcnamara's band wasn't too bad.
dennydog10 3 years ago
Good singing
FantasyKingdomGurl9 3 years ago
my great great great uncle
leicestercitylad4eva 3 years ago 5
Seriously dat's pretty cool. Wer bouts was he from?
Debz1990 2 years ago
Im Guessing Ireland...
00CinderellaLover00 2 years ago 2
OMG, it's almost too beautiful to bear.
billyguns2 3 years ago 2
Pure silver-voiced magic.
AulicExclusiva 3 years ago 2
My nan used to have a leprechaun toy at her house that sang this when u pressed his foot. I havent heard this since I was about 6 or 7. She passed away last year but this brings back so much memories its unreal, sad and happy. I hope she's getting on wherever she is. Its amazing how a song can evoke such feelings
CaptainDiscount 3 years ago 2
this kid played this on the piano during my grandpas funeral and it was beautiful I love this song along with my grandpa rip grandpa
Mastas999 3 years ago
this reminds me of my friend
wiesje666 3 years ago
John Count McCormack ,my mother and father always said you were the best , they were right.
Dor.
steps1 3 years ago
This song warms the cockles of my heart!! Glorious!
tonychatwin 3 years ago
im loving the song eventhough im not an irish
zylehiah 3 years ago 2
my grandad has a brain tumour and cant talk proply anymore so you can imagin are suprise when he started singing this in his sleep in hospital lol
l25girl 3 years ago 3
how is he doing now?
MusicDude86 3 years ago 2
he passed away 2 weeks ago :( he went peacefully in his sleep though no suffering thank god
l25girl 3 years ago