I CRT EVERY TIME I HEAR IT TOO!!

Hugs I know the feeling. Stay Strong

This was the first record I ever bought myself actually at a car boot sale in Hackney lol I was about 7 . I’m 47 this year haven’t heard it for years an sing it all the way through..

Darlan he’s not in your pass He is in your future

I don't know how i never heard this song before. Oh because the radio plays the same old crap day after day year after year with there top 40 format. Even the oldie stations are set up as a top 40 playlist format. They just play old top forties And even in that format they really only play the top 10 songs over and over and over and over. That's why on all the oldies station you'll here nothing but the beetles the stones and crap like that. You'll never here the smaller names that were in the music back then. The radio industry in general took a nose dive inn the last 20 years. New Pop radio has the same issues. That's why you get crap like Cardi B played over and over and youll never hear anything from any other artist. Top 40 format destroyed radio.

amen

Wayne Smith I tried to instill this in my daughters. They sdtr not brought up on a farm. However, the sentiments are the same. They have to carry on. No time to feel sorry for yourself. Cold but true🙏🏾

Bless you

Your comment brings tears to my eyes, I was "Patches" to a degree, in my family...I guess it's part of the reason I love this song so much!

Reneep34 That's tough for a kid. I'll bet both of you are tough as nails. That's the kind of women these young ,men need today. God bless you both.

D Jablonski Thank you for your kind words...yes it was tough, I was my mother's right arm by the time I was 12 years old. She was a single mom with 4 kids to raise, She worked evenings so I had to come straight home from school to cook for my younger siblings, make sure they were bathed, homework done and ready for school the next day. The day I turned 16, I skipped school, applied for a job and began helping my mom financially too. As I got older I regretted being given so much responsibility at such a young age, it felt like I'd missed my childhood. Then at 27, my first child was born, he has special needs, I was devastated but never afraid, I realized that my childhood made me feel ready for whatever came my way...you're right, "tough as nails"!! :-)

Yes, Virginia. I had the same cup of tea, only I was abandoned.

This is the work of the late, great Rick Hall. Just one of the many great songs made in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

@@michaelroper8448 ​ It was and still stands as one of the great songs. But, No, it wasn't. Even, Clarence Carter's later recording has the writers shown on it's label. It was conceiver by: then written by General (Norman) Johnson and his co author Ronald Dunbar. Last group he was with was; General Johnson Chairman of the Board group.

Your working on a cotton field now?

Don't worry about what any fool might say. U don't have to be picking cotton to understand what it feels like to have nothing & have to work/fight for every crumb. They've just never been on the absolute bottom before. U have & I got this

Wow, your comment is from 10 years ago……how are you doing now ?

@@PerroSucio Wow.....10 years. Today I own my own house, drive a mustang, chasing my dreams, surrounded by good people. Damn, thank you for the reminder of how far Ive come. Its easy to forget when times are good.

@@velveetaslingshot I had to ask,and I’m happy to hear you’re doing well……¡ Salud !

Im so sorry. My daddy gone too.

Renan Lima que raiva dos titans

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Mais uma farsa revelada kkkkkk

Caramba.

Dessa eu eu já sabia, kkkkk

It always does to me, Hit Shed. Every time I hear it.

Me too bro

+Firesite I'm sorry about the passing of your father. Stay blessed

+Firesite It's up to you, to do the rest...

I must admit I felt the same when it was first released

i sorry about your dad

This song glues us together.

+Debbie Dalovisio I was 12 when this Song was released!!!!

Thank U Rick Hall & Clarence Carter! 🎶🙏🎶

I'm sorry for you, stormchaser0000. I was abandoned later in life but had to rely on myself with not much education and got kicked, ridiculed, shunned because I was not the same religion/ethnic as those I had to deal with, looked at with disdain. I carry around lots of hurt. I know how you feel.

I always cry when I hear this song but today, I have my doubts. So many are so cold and uncaring. There are a few decent ones left who have feeling but they're a dying breed.

The tears flow freely when i hear this song,even if i hear it in my head i break down

& Rick Hall at Mussel Shoals studios, who asked Clarence to sing it... he arranged the orchestration & recording, using his house musicians

Me too. So much fun growing up in the 70’s

Yes my friend I had this 45 as a 10 year old (of course I also had CREEDENCE) cool kid huh?

falo por experiência própria

Marvin a vida é pra valer, eu fiz o meu melhor e o seu destino eu sei ... de có

odeio chupinhagem. quem gosta não pode criticar as versões toscas do forró...

Não é chupinhagem, pois eles fizeram uma adaptação da mesma música, não um plágio. E deram crédito aos compositores originais também.

@@MrPorcoGames ---

It does the same thing to me, Eileen. I cry every time I hear it. VERY sad.

I weep every time I hear it.

Mas essa não é a versão original. No Original Patches é uma menina pobre e que narra é um menino apaixonado por ela mas que não pode casar porque os pais não deixam

Se notar o personagem da história muda radicalmente, claro q na versão brasileira o personagem iria ser mais "malandro"

@@danilocarmo8792 ladrão de frango

Please don't

yo that would be ill as fuck

Thought so too Les!

You rap?

lesley galarza I've been known to dabble in the art haha

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