I'm trying to learn some Robert Burns songs and found your great version of 'A mans a man for a' that' very natural and honest. This is a great wee poem, very well performed too. I lived next to a place called Crow Wood, so I know the Craw well. I look forward to finding more of your stuff here on YouTube.
Amazing what you can find on this old interweb thingy. Remember trying to teach me a few chords sat above the beef tub all those years ago? Still cant play the bloody thing!
Great poem Lionel. Although I love nature, I can't stand the craw, one alone is not bad. But let the buggers gather and they become a murder. And not a common craw! :)
Quite profound in its own way, first time I heard this, nicely done.
edward0988 10 months ago
RIP Lionel
ccrider83 1 year ago
RIP Lionel, I'll miss you mate!
1986ptm 1 year ago
R.I.P. Lionel. I'll miss you
“His uncomb'd hoary locks, wild-staring, thatched
A head for thought profound and clear unmatch'd;
Yet tho' his caustic wit was biting rude,
His heart was warm, benevolent and good.”
Robert Burns
From: ‘The Poet’s Progress’ 1788
CaTheYowes 1 year ago
I like this poem, even though it makes me sad.
I may never look at a crows the same way again.
LordLoco87 1 year ago
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PCGamer1471 2 years ago
Beautifully concieved, written, and presented! I'd love to read the text if you choose to post it!
Many Thanks!
trublgrl 2 years ago
Great piece of writing and recited so well!
Exceptional!!!
CaTheYowes 2 years ago
hey lionel. just checking in.. hows life in moffat?
taragolden 3 years ago
big thanks from all your fans in New York City, magnificant piece of writting!!
libbydalavich 4 years ago
I'm trying to learn some Robert Burns songs and found your great version of 'A mans a man for a' that' very natural and honest. This is a great wee poem, very well performed too. I lived next to a place called Crow Wood, so I know the Craw well. I look forward to finding more of your stuff here on YouTube.
markadelica 4 years ago
Great stuff :D
OttawaJanus 4 years ago
Many of us drew the shorter straw.
30andout 4 years ago
I really enjoyed this. I feel bad that I didn't take the time to comment before now. Hope to see more!
livingpassion 4 years ago
I like this a lot. Can relate to it very well! Thanks for sharing. :-)
purplehez 4 years ago
Oi Lionel,
Good stuff chief!
Amazing what you can find on this old interweb thingy. Remember trying to teach me a few chords sat above the beef tub all those years ago? Still cant play the bloody thing!
Ralph Hyslop
spirejock 4 years ago
HI Boston
lionelmcclelland 4 years ago
vry nice
OutlawSide 4 years ago
Bravo!
phaedress 4 years ago
Craw? That's how it's said there. Wow, sounds wonderful.
discorecords 4 years ago
Yep, and dont forget that Rabbie Burns wrote his poems in the 1700`s
Jinky1888 4 years ago
Well done Lional you are a very clever man, you need to post some singing now so folks can see your talented in other areas too. x
heatheriles 4 years ago
thanks for the comments folks
lionelmcclelland 4 years ago
Great poem Lionel. Although I love nature, I can't stand the craw, one alone is not bad. But let the buggers gather and they become a murder. And not a common craw! :)
4Article1 4 years ago
yeh,4Article1,
Just like people eh?
lionelmcclelland 4 years ago
Sadly, yes. Exactly like people!
4Article1 4 years ago
Inteteressting Voice!
You should make Hearbooks!
ErGeR00 4 years ago
Burns would be proud.
Gojogongua 4 years ago
hey ErGeR00, know anyone wants to employ me?
lionelmcclelland 4 years ago
Brilliant.
This thick scots accent hurts nothin' either. :)
123hubmonster 4 years ago
This is awesome! Mad respect from California!
hocuz19 4 years ago
This poem reminds me so much of my father. Thanks for sharing your work, it's delightful.
cmdrennen 4 years ago
Lovely poem, very well brought.
Zastai 4 years ago
hey lionel, this is a good example of a comment you should delete.. people who use your video to advertise for themselves..
taragolden 4 years ago
Wow - Very talented indeed. :) I wish you would allow Embeding as I would add it to my myspace site. :) 5*****
Pipesofpan 4 years ago 2
"I drew the sorter straw... accepted nature's lot..." Wonderful poem. Looking forward to many more.
kenrg 4 years ago 2
brilliant and engaging lyrics..i love this poem, and the insight into the mind of a crow.
taragolden 4 years ago