Great Song this has a lot of meaning to me right now as my husband and I will finally be together after waiting for 3 years for his visa to be finalized
My sister Brenda sings this when we r kareoking and after 30 years of hearing her she still gives me cold chills..... Miss Donna Fargo reincarnated...lol
I remember riding in the front seat with my mom and watching her sing this song and puff on her winston light 100s. And see her so happy with this song and herself, and 45 years later her and my father are still happily married...and I pray that they will live to see another 45 yrs. togather and oh how i wish it was that easy for me like it is my mother!!!
this song brings back so many memories,it was my aunts favorite song,at that time she was the happiest girl in the whole USA! She was marrying my uncle,she would call me on the phone when it would come on lol, i was 13 at the time her and my uncle were so in love,but he is gone to heaven now R.I.P. Uncle.It still brings a smile to my face when i listen to it.Thank you for putting it on you tube:)
First time hearing this song. What a pleasant voice. So I Wiki'd her name and come to find out she had a string of country hits in the 70's. I do believe I will be listening to some more of her songs. Very nice.
I had a cool English teacher in 11th grade but the administration hated her because she loved the kids and they loved her. We were more than a paycheck. Kathleen, thanks for the memories.
A #1 hit for Donna Fargo on the Country & Western charts. It was the 230th #1 C&W song of the Rock Era. It also hit #11 on the Top 40 charts and #7 on the Adult Contemporary charts. And to the individuals who wanted to sue her over the Skip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah line, please get a life.
Coming from a die hard rock n roller I gotta say I love you Donna and this song brings back great memories of my youth,Thank you so much..and thank you poster for letting me enjoy this again!
I was riding in the car with my mom the other day listening to classic country radio, and this song came on. My mom was so smiley and happy while singing it and I think it is an amazing song. It really makes you feel good. People don't make music like this anymore
@silverasian They sure don`t and lol at your mom being smiley and happy, thats awesome and this song brings that out in people that remember those good old days.
I am not a country music fan by any means, but this song always puts a smile on my face whenever I'm feeling low, and I even sing it in the shower and at work. Beautiful song! Is Ms. Fargo still with us today?
@kendralynne2010 Wow, that's very impressive! Your grandpa is very lucky! Wish I knew a celebrity! The only one I've met once in person for 2 minutes was Steven Page from the Barenaked Ladies when he was staying at the hotel I was working at. He was hopped up on drugs at the time, but he was nice enough to give me an autograph. Wish I could thank Ms. Fargo personally for singing this song...it gave me a lot of pleasure through some very difficult times.
I live in flat Illinois...I was in Arkansas this past weekend and had to take the scenic route since most of the major roads were closed....the scenery was beautiful and the drive took longer than usual...but I was singing this song the entire time
When I was 9, my parents owned a tavern in Shepardsville Indiana. Every Saturday and Sunday morning I got up early and would go fill the coolers and pick up all the money on the floor. I would play this song on the juke box over and over. This was the song that got me started on country music. I am 52 and still love this song. Thank you for loading it.
I'm cool ,but I think there should be a warning ,particularly for the elderly ,on this music about dancing .....I jumped to dance to 'Skippady doo dah '...I'm only 73 , ended up on the floor........'twas the cat....'tween my feet as I was stepping ........Love Donna .....Soon as I get ouy of the cast I'll probably try again.
i remembe at the local mall very rarly they will play country and when this came on and lots of other good original songs the whole place would sing along
I loved this song as a child, forgot about it for a while, met my knight and it popped right back in my head. Almost 10 years later, I still find myself singing it or humming it while I take care of my family day by day!!
Great job, and thanks for keeping these classics that I grew up listening to around! Selfer76, I was just a little kid when this came out, but I can still remember my dad's '68 Chevy truck and my great-uncle's '66 International, and this kind of REAL MUSIC on the radio (AM only back then). When I hear this, I can still close my eyes and see the "I-H" on that truck
When this song first came out, my friend Richard and I were cruising the countryside in his 1966 Chevy convertible. He told me that this was his favorite song, I can see why. It's amazing how good music stimulates our minds.
i literary haven't heard this song since i was maybe 12 just typed it in and there it was good post . wish there was a country station around me that played just60s, 70s and 80 country, it was my favorite time for that music i just cant get a good feel for most of todays singers.
Oh my gosh! I was such a little kid when I'd hear my mom singing this as she got ready for work. Or her radio alarm would play it! Oh it was so long ago!!! I was maybe 10? Wow.
I just found your site. I just wanted to thank you for sharing. This has always been one of my all time favorite songs. Overwhelmed with so many forgotten long time past happy memories of my child hood. It brought tears to my eyes as I sat listening and enjoying. Thank you so very much.
I never actually heard this song before. My mama would sing this to me to wake me up in the morning and I never knew what it was. Hearing it made me cry thinking back to when I would wake up and start singing with her. I'm going to sing it to my kids too when I have them. =]
Donna Fargo was my English teacher as a Freshman in high school, but we knew her as Yvonne Silver then. I remember she played this song for us in class one day before it was released. We kids, not being into country music, just sat there like "Huh'?, giggled, & didn't quite know what to say. That was her last year teaching. Of course, "Happiest Girl" hit the charts & her career took off. Ms. Silver was a great teacher-fun, energetic, kind, beautiful-and made a truly fond high school memory.
@Beetsbaby Thats a cool story. I always loved that song. Donna you can tell sang from her heart and felt good while doing it. She has a spirit to her that I just don`t see in singers anymore, maybe one or two here and there, but not like back in the 70`s and 80`s.
@3riversnorth Yvonne Vaughn (aka Donna Fargo--a wise name change, IMHO) was born in Mt. Airy, N.C., which was also the birthplace of Andy Griffith & the inspiration for Mayberry, the setting of his shows.
omg! thanks for posting this, my mom use to wear this song out,we were the only blacks in the projects listening to country back then, this one and patsy's i fall to peices were my favorites
You're not the only African American who heard country music growing up. Momma used to listen to all the country greats -- Merle Haggard (had a crush on him by the way!), Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, Ann Murray, etc. It's great music because country singers have a way singing about the joys and sorrows about life, without being violent or explicit.
I love this song my mom use to sing this song to me when i was little and im 31 yrs old now and my moms gone to heaven and evry time i hear it it reminds me of her
was it 1972???...was i really that young?? what great songs that year...and her songs were always on the radio at the time..she was great then and most likely still is....
All you people who talk about the good old days should remember had the reigns when things started to go bad. You lazily raised your kids blaming their indescretions on tv and sacrificed culture bringing in cheap labour to make companies more profitable so your investments make for a comfortable retirement. The generation before yours made sure your life was good through hard work and discipline. Why didnt you do the same for your kids and grandkids? The truth hurts I know but it's needed.
During the Spring/Summer of 19 73, this song played 3 times every hour on the hour on every radio station in the country. And it made both kids and adults feel happy everytime it played. Compare this to the 'Top 10' we have now-days. Culture was better 35 + years ago - but it's not gone and it's not forgotten. The stuff kids listen to now doesn't have melody, or happiness, and it will not endure as this has.
wow this was my mothers favorit song of all time!!! a lot of good memories of her singing along 2 it. She lost her life 2 breast cancer but I would bet she is in heaven still singing along. Tank you posting this
@roswellnw0 I WAS 7 WHEN CAME OUT, BUT HEARD IT ALOT, IT`S MUSIC MY MOM LIKED. DONNA MARRIED WAYLAND JENNINGS NOT LONG AFTER THIS SONG. DO REMEMBER, FUNNY FACE/DONNA FARGO, HARPER VALLEY PTA/JEANNIE C RILEY, ROSE GARDELYNN ANDERSON ? ENJOY ALL THE BLAST FROM THE PAST. lisa41765
Hard to believe she was a Kindergarden teacher before this song. Followed with "Funny Face"
jmweed1861 1 day ago
im the happiest girl here
amieconnelly320 1 week ago
havent heard this since i was a kid thanks for posting
iloverock370 1 week ago
Wow 1972-73
BBQFanNo1 1 week ago
@wellsriver, it's never too late. Don't give up you never know what's around the corner? Good Luck!
nickelfire100 1 week ago
Great Song this has a lot of meaning to me right now as my husband and I will finally be together after waiting for 3 years for his visa to be finalized
Buddyone2 2 weeks ago
I'm a man and I still wanna sing this song!
999manman 2 weeks ago 2
damn i am old as hell i remember this tune when it was new
earniemanson 3 weeks ago
@earniemanson You and me both...where's my AARP card???
999manman 2 weeks ago
O.M.G I haven't heard this song since i was a kid.. Probably 14ish? I'm 41 now & still remember the dang words! Thank's for posting it!!
ImaTruckersDaughter 3 weeks ago 3
1970 and 1971 sure were good years for country hits reaching the heights of the pop charts. Brilliant song!!
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itsovermarch2012 3 weeks ago
beautiful happy song, i use to sing this all the time, althogh lol i would never sing it the way she does
gfield316 3 weeks ago
I wonder if she knew that there would be a 4 year old trying to learn this song in 2012. <3
TheRobbinsZoo 1 month ago
I LOVE this song. This is my dad's favorite song and when I think of it it makes me think of him a lot. Especially, when I'm missing him. Great song!
nickelfire100 1 month ago 2
@nickelfire100 These lyrics were what I always imagined hearing from a girl... Never did tho... Too late now I guess....
wellsriver 1 week ago
Love This Song! Love My Man!!!!!!
CS12345ist 1 month ago
my zombie killing song :)
bigd5000100 1 month ago 2
I remember this song growing up, my dad played it on the radio while working and drinking beer.
werification1 1 month ago
My sister Brenda sings this when we r kareoking and after 30 years of hearing her she still gives me cold chills..... Miss Donna Fargo reincarnated...lol
connieuribe1 1 month ago
Its a beautiful song. After losing two people I loved in my life, it would be great to have this again.
BJ
cchs1962 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Love it! I met her in Las vegas and she is as sweet as her voice!
ladygee111 1 month ago
wow she sounds so much like Dolly Parton...
Rayncatt 1 month ago
I remember riding in the front seat with my mom and watching her sing this song and puff on her winston light 100s. And see her so happy with this song and herself, and 45 years later her and my father are still happily married...and I pray that they will live to see another 45 yrs. togather and oh how i wish it was that easy for me like it is my mother!!!
vickiebrown1971 1 month ago
this song brings back so many memories,it was my aunts favorite song,at that time she was the happiest girl in the whole USA! She was marrying my uncle,she would call me on the phone when it would come on lol, i was 13 at the time her and my uncle were so in love,but he is gone to heaven now R.I.P. Uncle.It still brings a smile to my face when i listen to it.Thank you for putting it on you tube:)
alexander65452 2 months ago
First time hearing this song. What a pleasant voice. So I Wiki'd her name and come to find out she had a string of country hits in the 70's. I do believe I will be listening to some more of her songs. Very nice.
piatoscanoangel 2 months ago
My momma fantasized this was true...
Debbiedoo05 2 months ago
Love this song. Great to listen to if you are feeling down.
imacosmetologist1 2 months ago
i remember my mom and dad smiling at each other over this song....ty very much
SirMidnightBravehear 2 months ago 3
happy times
spoiledvixen69 2 months ago
i remember thissong from the summer of 72 good memories!
elvispresley718 2 months ago
Thank you for posting such beautiful songs. You sent me back to the 70'S and 80'S nice memories.
andyaang1 2 months ago 2
man, that chorus hits just right...
bbrown3108 3 months ago
I love this song even though I lost both of my parents at 8, it's their song!
1961gj 3 months ago
this song is real country music
gjrm20 3 months ago
she hot,,
ziggyuno1 3 months ago
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SunsMyst 3 months ago
I just teared up. The most beautiful song ever
silverexplosion 3 months ago
the first time i heard this song i thought it was dolly parton siging.lol
kdr2424 3 months ago
During the summer a lot of gay guys karoke this song in Provincetown MA. I love this song! It reminds me of vacation time!
RImusclebear1 4 months ago
@RImusclebear1 Thats what you do on your vacation time???
RatifiedCow 3 months ago in playlist RatifiedCow's favorites
I had a cool English teacher in 11th grade but the administration hated her because she loved the kids and they loved her. We were more than a paycheck. Kathleen, thanks for the memories.
Tubesaft403 4 months ago
A #1 hit for Donna Fargo on the Country & Western charts. It was the 230th #1 C&W song of the Rock Era. It also hit #11 on the Top 40 charts and #7 on the Adult Contemporary charts. And to the individuals who wanted to sue her over the Skip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah line, please get a life.
mkl62 4 months ago
What a sweet and cheerful song, just what I needed on a gray and rainy day!
Lloydhl 4 months ago
LOVE YOU!!!!
gsdlvr123 4 months ago
I love this song.
pouldam9 5 months ago
my mom used to sing this song to me alot before bed. Until today I had never heard it for real. And I'm 22. . .kinda funny. Mom sang it horrible. . .
TruBluTattedAngel 5 months ago 2
Ditto lvu2
trailerparkavo 5 months ago
I like this song! :)
Davewinnipeg1964 5 months ago
The delight of this most beautiful song in the whole world...is just incredible. Thanks Donna! x
ange8961 6 months ago
The delight of this most beautiful song in the whole world...is just incredible. Thanks Donna! x
ange8961 6 months ago
Coming from a die hard rock n roller I gotta say I love you Donna and this song brings back great memories of my youth,Thank you so much..and thank you poster for letting me enjoy this again!
gforce4all 6 months ago
I was riding in the car with my mom the other day listening to classic country radio, and this song came on. My mom was so smiley and happy while singing it and I think it is an amazing song. It really makes you feel good. People don't make music like this anymore
silverasian 7 months ago 34
@silverasian Yes they do, but maybe your heart is not in the same place
it was back then?
fntime 3 months ago
@silverasian wow....my momma loved this song too! she was young when she passed....51..... but i can so relate!
jcoleen1 3 months ago
@silverasian They sure don`t and lol at your mom being smiley and happy, thats awesome and this song brings that out in people that remember those good old days.
bvick777 3 months ago
@silverasian they sure don;t love this song also
ladybird3330 2 months ago
She sure is one happy girl.
jbranstetter04 7 months ago
I am not a country music fan by any means, but this song always puts a smile on my face whenever I'm feeling low, and I even sing it in the shower and at work. Beautiful song! Is Ms. Fargo still with us today?
ThirdOfJune4444 8 months ago
@ThirdOfJune4444 Yes she is but I Believe that her career, is really restricted travel wise due to her health, and multiple sclerosis.
WendigoEsq 7 months ago
@ThirdOfJune4444 lord yeah she is still alive my grandpa is one of her best friends! they went to school together
kendralynne2010 6 months ago
@kendralynne2010 Wow, that's very impressive! Your grandpa is very lucky! Wish I knew a celebrity! The only one I've met once in person for 2 minutes was Steven Page from the Barenaked Ladies when he was staying at the hotel I was working at. He was hopped up on drugs at the time, but he was nice enough to give me an autograph. Wish I could thank Ms. Fargo personally for singing this song...it gave me a lot of pleasure through some very difficult times.
ThirdOfJune4444 6 months ago
My mother loved this song, god rest her soul..thanx for posting!!
eyeluvtopaint 8 months ago 21
This song will always have a special place in my heart. A long with my first and last true love that I lost after I left for overseas in 1972.
pepsi12344321 8 months ago
Thank you, cool.
EasysMusic 8 months ago
Shania Twain should remake this song, its just too good of a song not to be redone!
MrEricSevert 8 months ago
@MrEricSevert
I think they should leave this song alone.
SandstarSilverstar 7 months ago
I was 10 when this great song came out!
jimbobubbadj 8 months ago
music today wont endure for you.... but for them. it will. just like THIS did for us. but not for our parents. IE elvis. :P
l3URTON1 9 months ago
zonde ikhet niet lezen
corschoute510 9 months ago
I live in flat Illinois...I was in Arkansas this past weekend and had to take the scenic route since most of the major roads were closed....the scenery was beautiful and the drive took longer than usual...but I was singing this song the entire time
fuelling03 9 months ago
...as much as i love waking up next to you... :D
joanandjenny 10 months ago
the first time i ever sang this song to my hubby he cried it has been one of his fav for me to do ever since!!!!!!!
Ladywolfentertainmen 10 months ago
When I was 9, my parents owned a tavern in Shepardsville Indiana. Every Saturday and Sunday morning I got up early and would go fill the coolers and pick up all the money on the floor. I would play this song on the juke box over and over. This was the song that got me started on country music. I am 52 and still love this song. Thank you for loading it.
brewski268 10 months ago
I'm cool ,but I think there should be a warning ,particularly for the elderly ,on this music about dancing .....I jumped to dance to 'Skippady doo dah '...I'm only 73 , ended up on the floor........'twas the cat....'tween my feet as I was stepping ........Love Donna .....Soon as I get ouy of the cast I'll probably try again.
cuteoldguy 10 months ago
3 people aren't happy
faceofboe98 10 months ago
Like if you are here from Big love :) Daveigh sang this amazingly, i wanted to hear the original.
lindamichelle1 10 months ago
the new pop country is ok but think classic is where its at .are u on satalite radio
sdpmifreespirit 11 months ago
i remembe at the local mall very rarly they will play country and when this came on and lots of other good original songs the whole place would sing along
bigbam2wwf 11 months ago
this is gonna be the song i sing after my husband kisses the bride if i ever get married....cus i will definately be the happiest girl ever that day!
erinandkeira 11 months ago
My late sisters favorite singer....... Pam, I miss you every single day, love bodacious lol!
bkg4ever 1 year ago
we all could use an uplifting song now and then. thanks
hownos 1 year ago
I loved this song as a child, forgot about it for a while, met my knight and it popped right back in my head. Almost 10 years later, I still find myself singing it or humming it while I take care of my family day by day!!
DizzyLizzy1231 1 year ago
@emerald825 USA is a special place..or least it was. I miss the 1970's USA...it was a better USA.
silverexplosion 1 year ago 2
I miss the 70's. I don't like the times we are in right now. Long live the 70's!
silverexplosion 1 year ago 2
3 people are the happiest girls in the USA.
RaJinRIN 1 year ago
When I was little my Daddy and I would sing this song to each other. I miss him alot. I love you daddy :)
Michelle31015 1 year ago
@Michelle31015 My Daddy is gone also. This song reminds me of a happier time in american history.
silverexplosion 1 year ago
groovey!! ace haha
MrPhill76 1 year ago
love this song
Emilyt9491 1 year ago
i luv you so much donna fargo..total sweetie!!!
gforce4all 1 year ago
i am 39 and i sing this at karoke thanks
fartsmuff 1 year ago
hey the pleasure is all mine...
phil4508 1 year ago
wow great memories of my mom who i miss so much..Thanx for posting!!
needtolooselots 1 year ago
3 songs for a quarter on OUR juke box, Donna was in there too:)
HerbWalker 1 year ago
Heard this on The Dukes recently,had never heard this before but fell in love with it!love it!
calster33 1 year ago
God, this song is just so wonderfully cheerful. Always makes me feel better.
skatami 1 year ago
I got to meet Donna at the country music fan fair in Nashville, 1995 or 1996? Anyway, she was so sweet!
puger911 1 year ago
do you miss the old america...I do, fight the NWO
TheHoffmanBiker 1 year ago 2
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idideroo 1 year ago
reminds me of my teen years.....god I'm old
bsharles 1 year ago
I love you so much Donna!!
gforce4all 1 year ago
in da WHOLE USA!!!!!
IcePackie 1 year ago
I listened to this as a little girl growing up in Arkansas. It was on a old K-tel album I had. hahaha! Gotta love those old K-tel records. :)
chris72010 1 year ago
Great job, and thanks for keeping these classics that I grew up listening to around! Selfer76, I was just a little kid when this came out, but I can still remember my dad's '68 Chevy truck and my great-uncle's '66 International, and this kind of REAL MUSIC on the radio (AM only back then). When I hear this, I can still close my eyes and see the "I-H" on that truck
Lvfd416 1 year ago
Oh yea... a North Carolina "gal." This was music!
SmileyInCharlotte 1 year ago
This song brings happiness into the room...
CulturedPenguin 1 year ago
I sing this song every year at BEAR Week in Provincetown MA!
RImusclebear 1 year ago
takes me to good times and life that was so much prettier and just easier. Thanks for posting it!
Praydaily 1 year ago
i love donna fargo.
MrSpringtime22 1 year ago
Great steel guitar work in this tune!!
dasmackman 1 year ago
When this song first came out, my friend Richard and I were cruising the countryside in his 1966 Chevy convertible. He told me that this was his favorite song, I can see why. It's amazing how good music stimulates our minds.
Selfer76 1 year ago
i literary haven't heard this song since i was maybe 12 just typed it in and there it was good post . wish there was a country station around me that played just60s, 70s and 80 country, it was my favorite time for that music i just cant get a good feel for most of todays singers.
kingers36 1 year ago
I've just listened to 3 of her songs. My conclusion: Donna Fargo is a woman who likes silly words.
ZingsVideos 1 year ago
There's not a better feeling in the world than to make a girl happy! But I guess it's a tall order!
gforce4all 1 year ago
@elrandy11
Thank you for this OH SO HAPPY share...Can you see my smile? Gr8 upload livingadream2 =)
tanterocks 1 year ago
I think the 70's produced the best country and rock music ever. Donna has a beautiful voice. Great song
hrmisthe1 1 year ago 3
I sang this song all the time when I was about 11. I love it & played her album all the time back in the early 70's. Thanks
hoboman19981 1 year ago
Oh my gosh! I was such a little kid when I'd hear my mom singing this as she got ready for work. Or her radio alarm would play it! Oh it was so long ago!!! I was maybe 10? Wow.
no1zlistening 1 year ago
I just found your site. I just wanted to thank you for sharing. This has always been one of my all time favorite songs. Overwhelmed with so many forgotten long time past happy memories of my child hood. It brought tears to my eyes as I sat listening and enjoying. Thank you so very much.
fasteddie45145 1 year ago
I never actually heard this song before. My mama would sing this to me to wake me up in the morning and I never knew what it was. Hearing it made me cry thinking back to when I would wake up and start singing with her. I'm going to sing it to my kids too when I have them. =]
xseasonxchangex 1 year ago
i WAS NAMED AFTER HER AND THIS IS THE SONG MY PARENTS WOULD SING TO ME AS A LITTLE GURL... RIP MOM AND DAD
softailharley74 1 year ago 3
Beautiful song
prediger3000 1 year ago
This has a favourite song of mine ever since I was a young girl.
tazzygirl68 1 year ago
Love Donna and her Music
weenlo 1 year ago
i love this song so much :)
NothingED 2 years ago
so lovely.
pouldam9 2 years ago
Donna Fargo was an English Teacher? I love this!
8jdmlvnv 2 years ago
so lovely
pouldam9 2 years ago
Donna Fargo was my English teacher as a Freshman in high school, but we knew her as Yvonne Silver then. I remember she played this song for us in class one day before it was released. We kids, not being into country music, just sat there like "Huh'?, giggled, & didn't quite know what to say. That was her last year teaching. Of course, "Happiest Girl" hit the charts & her career took off. Ms. Silver was a great teacher-fun, energetic, kind, beautiful-and made a truly fond high school memory.
Beetsbaby 2 years ago 36
@Beetsbaby
Thanks for sharing that.
4eva68 2 years ago
@Beetsbaby Thats a cool story. I always loved that song. Donna you can tell sang from her heart and felt good while doing it. She has a spirit to her that I just don`t see in singers anymore, maybe one or two here and there, but not like back in the 70`s and 80`s.
bvick777 5 months ago in playlist favs # 3
@Beetsbaby Was she from the deep south. I think she even has a southern draw in the song. :)
3riversnorth 5 months ago
@3riversnorth Yvonne Vaughn (aka Donna Fargo--a wise name change, IMHO) was born in Mt. Airy, N.C., which was also the birthplace of Andy Griffith & the inspiration for Mayberry, the setting of his shows.
decline2state 4 months ago
@3riversnorth she is from north carolina, which like virginia, is a southern state, but not the deep south.
VASINGER 1 month ago
Donna Fargo has some great songs
OOfania 2 years ago 3
I used to walk down the sidewalk of my small town singing this out loud when I was 8. I still do. Often enough.
janiepdoodle 2 years ago 3
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Ill make the coffee you make the bed, ill kiss your ass and youll kiss mine. Tell me the truth, dont these old boobs look funny?
dicarlo57 2 years ago
omg! thanks for posting this, my mom use to wear this song out,we were the only blacks in the projects listening to country back then, this one and patsy's i fall to peices were my favorites
isaiahsaurus 2 years ago 14
@isaiahsaurus
I remember my parents playing Charlie Pride and Freddie Fender growing up in the 70's so don't feel odd.
You're better for it.
:)
Good song...
Nice memories.
Thanks...
4eva68 2 years ago 2
@isaiahsaurus
You're not the only African American who heard country music growing up. Momma used to listen to all the country greats -- Merle Haggard (had a crush on him by the way!), Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn, Ann Murray, etc. It's great music because country singers have a way singing about the joys and sorrows about life, without being violent or explicit.
Emily41162 1 year ago 4
I love this song my mom use to sing this song to me when i was little and im 31 yrs old now and my moms gone to heaven and evry time i hear it it reminds me of her
BarbMccaslin7278 2 years ago 3
she is really a pretty woman, I favor brunettes and redheads.
repentorburnbaby 2 years ago
did she really write this song sitting on the toilet?
dicarlo57 2 years ago
was it 1972???...was i really that young?? what great songs that year...and her songs were always on the radio at the time..she was great then and most likely still is....
billythedoggie 2 years ago
I remember hearing this song for the first time on tha radio back in the 70's I was living it in my dream as it played.
biggill4209 2 years ago
lovely song
pouldam9 2 years ago 3
I like this song
pouldam9 2 years ago 3
worshiped a girl named marion over 35 years ago to this song she sung this great miss her
forklifts1953 2 years ago
All you people who talk about the good old days should remember had the reigns when things started to go bad. You lazily raised your kids blaming their indescretions on tv and sacrificed culture bringing in cheap labour to make companies more profitable so your investments make for a comfortable retirement. The generation before yours made sure your life was good through hard work and discipline. Why didnt you do the same for your kids and grandkids? The truth hurts I know but it's needed.
Mayortwilleger 2 years ago
I totally agree, 100%. Well said!
Isabet 2 years ago
During the Spring/Summer of 19 73, this song played 3 times every hour on the hour on every radio station in the country. And it made both kids and adults feel happy everytime it played. Compare this to the 'Top 10' we have now-days. Culture was better 35 + years ago - but it's not gone and it's not forgotten. The stuff kids listen to now doesn't have melody, or happiness, and it will not endure as this has.
dinosaurocker 2 years ago 22
yes.. todays music sounds like something they wrote while sitting on the toilet after an all night taco and beer party.
Mikakk2 2 years ago 5
This beloved gem from 1973 is dedicated to all lovers.
brownies4you 2 years ago
From a time when music and the world were better for the most part. Great song.
sheckel2 2 years ago 4
Whenever I had a crush on someone, I enjoy singing this song! Very uplifting and bubbly song.
Emily41162 2 years ago 4
wow this was my mothers favorit song of all time!!! a lot of good memories of her singing along 2 it. She lost her life 2 breast cancer but I would bet she is in heaven still singing along. Tank you posting this
8526123 2 years ago 4
1972
MrKchotrod1969 2 years ago
what year did this song come out/anyone know/
link71711 2 years ago
Thanks from Oz for taking me back to when songs were feelgood.
fayza999 2 years ago
i love this song it's so cute
nicholekholoma 2 years ago
2:15 great picture.
don417 2 years ago
When music was actually great; thanks for posting a terrific classic!
LASongwriter 3 years ago 5
THE only person to sing this song,Donna is an original,just love her.thank you.
roswellnw0 3 years ago 21
Your so very welcome, thanks for listening!
livingadream2 3 years ago 7
@roswellnw0 I WAS 7 WHEN CAME OUT, BUT HEARD IT ALOT, IT`S MUSIC MY MOM LIKED. DONNA MARRIED WAYLAND JENNINGS NOT LONG AFTER THIS SONG. DO REMEMBER, FUNNY FACE/DONNA FARGO, HARPER VALLEY PTA/JEANNIE C RILEY, ROSE GARDELYNN ANDERSON ? ENJOY ALL THE BLAST FROM THE PAST. lisa41765
lisa417651 10 months ago
My altime favorite song :) It takes me so back far in time :) Thanks for uploading it
" Have a Beautiful day :)
aysha1972 3 years ago 7
Thank you for stopping by and listening!
livingadream2 3 years ago 7
This Carolina boy loves this Carolina girl!
nanajanamike 3 years ago 6
I miss REAL songs SUNG be SINGERS! I've heard a shitload of stuff blathered out by these no 'count HIP-HOP jokers....give me DONNA! You go, girl!
thomasmoredamian 3 years ago 4
merveilleuse ! Donna Fargo...
colorak 3 years ago 3
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Daveigh Chase's version is ways better..
sorry donna.. :P
Carrotlocks 3 years ago