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The Browns "Three Bells".
Jim Ed Brown is still performing music. His website is:
http://www.jimedbrown.com

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  • I listen to this song daily (along with MANY others by The Browns) and it always brings a tear to my eye. The Browns music is timeless (and Jim Ed's)..My wish is that this kind of music would make a comeback as it is MUCH better than what we have today!! Thanks for posting and thanks to The Browns for making the music.

  • Not ashamed to tell ya all,i have tears in my eyes,this song comes from better times both musically and socially,it grieves me to witness the passing of those days of innocense,good luck to the future generations they will need it i think.

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  • marvelous and so sweet

    three is the number of achievement

  • @anonymoose84 How old are you? rampant and acceptable? no it wasn't

  • @friding999

    Don't mourn too hard for the "loss of innocence" and "Society". This was an age when Racism and Sexism were still rampant and acceptable traits.

    Music may have stagnated but atleast "Future Generations" are now less bigoted.

  • im 20 years old, im born in ireland, grew up here, live here, but my young years and my teenage years were spent listening to 50's and 60's american chart and mostly country. for that ill always thank my mother, for this kind of music has helped me through countless times in my life

  • aint got nuthin on fuck da police by niggaz wit attitude

  • Wondering if anyone has heard of or know the Title to a song by the Brown (I'm sure); the lyrics I recall (from the Sixties) are:

    "Thank you, Lord for making him stronger,

    for letting him stay with us just a little longer.

    He's the sunshine of our circle, the love and laughter around our table,

    we'll cherish him forever and ever."

    Thank you in advance.

  • For me also, number 1 on the charts the week I was born

  • Number One on the Charts the week I was born! :)

  • > anit-religeous bigoty... Oh yeah, wth is Driooing?

    Skitt's Law!

    Jabberwock clearly fat-fingered "drooling", and you vehemently attack him for THAT? You betray yourselves. Jabber criticized not religion itself, but merely the banal religiosity of this song.

    It's a pretty song, nicely performed, and the subject is universal. People are born, they live their lives, and they die. Poignant? Yes. Profound? No. An example of beauty in simplicity? Yes. But really--there ain't a whole lot there.

  • Nice harmonies!

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