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Uploaded by on Apr 9, 2008

Clips from period movies set to the song 'Aint No Sunshine When She's Gone' by Al Green. Movie clips are from North and South (2004), Pride and Prjudice (1995 and 2006), Sense and Sensibility (1995) and Emma(1996).

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  • this is the bill withers original version of ain't no sunshine, not the al green cover.

  • Yes you are right. I had the file labeled wrong. Unfortunately I dont have the authority to change it any more.

  • Testing

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  • BEATRICE!!!!

  • BEATRICE!!!!

    -free fall into the pits of Hell-

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  • That's Bill Withers, that's Al Green. Are you joking? How moronic.

  • i took this song into video vegas, and because i thought it was too short, i literally looped it like 4 time's hahaha, i now have a Ten minute version of this song. and it's still good.

  • @icx88888

    I love how in the ending of the trailer, there's just chao's in the depth's of hell, and ever so subtley it pop's onto the screen. "go to hell".

  • Never get bord of this song! O i say! :D

  • The dumbing down of America... People can tell the difference beteween Gucci and Jezzy but.. fer real? This IS BILL WITHERS! This is disgusting!

  • @hellow533 THIS IS BILL WITHERS SINGING. Bought the original album in the late 60s or early 70s.

  • @42meggie Why cant you change the title? I can change the title on my uploads, so why cant you?

  • BEATRICE!!!! 

  • @42meggie lame

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