Randy Travis "He walked in Water" and "3 Wooden Crosses". These are two songs that are worth a reaction. They will hit you hard in the emotions.

If he wouldn't have had a devastating stroke at such a young age, I think that he would have continued to be a force in the music industry.

Randy’s catalog is deep. Lots of great songs including “Deeper than the Holler,” “Three Wooden Crosses,” “Digging up Bones.” He’s worth a listen

Randy Bruce Traywick is his birth name. He told his wife that it was too long to put on the records, so he changed it to a shorter last name "Travis" Randy Travis is literally the epitome of classic country music. He has been a part of my childhood growing up and will forever be one of the greatest. In 2013 he was hospitalized with viral cardiomyopathy, a virus that attacks the heart, and later suffered a stroke. He had to relearn how to walk, spell and read in the years that followed and his wife stayed by his side through it all. He even talks about how his fellow country music artists would visit him over the years and supported him as he overcame all the obstacles in his life. Doctors basically said he'd never make it, let alone walk, talk, or sing BUT even though he's not completely as he was before, he's still walking, talking, and recently with the help of AI has released a new song. Never say never, because God is in the miracle business.

You can listen to any randy travis song and feel emotional. Not just his lyrics but the way he delivers it.

Diggin Up Bones, 1982, Three Wooden Crosses, and you will probably like He Walked On Water...this guy was huge in the 80s and 90s.

"I Told You So". Pure heartbreak set to music. In Randy's rich baritone with his puppy dog eyes the entire video -- man or woman listening -- you don't have a soul if it doesn't move you. Period.

I'm 39, my dad is 74 dying of cancer, my mother, 72, had a stroke in front of me last Thursday as she was trying to tell me a story about my 18 yr old cat trying to get my dad to pet her head with his arm hanging off the couch while he was taking a nap. She just couldn't finish her words and looked at me with this embarrassed look, so I pushed my emotions to the back of my head where they belong as a son now caring for his elderly parents, and I smiled at her and said mom let's go inside and get you something cold to drink.....Her and my father have been married 50 yrs last November. And they still respect each other, still love each other. Another day last week my dad was napping on the couch as he's fighting lung disease along with his cancer from working in a factory without a respirator, he has little stamina, and my mother was sitting beside him on a stool holding his hand gently rubbing his head while crying. Watching your parents slowly die sucks, but I'm sure it's that much harder for her as she watched her father die the same way when she was 20. I am however thankful I had two parents who loved me and still do and were patient with this wild dyslexic against the grain Appalachian son. And I'm grateful for each day I have the honor to serve them as the Bible commands we do with our elders. Great song, great reaction

Honey, you just barely got your toes wet. The country genre is deep and wide.

To me, Randy Travis has always had the most soothing country voice

A man that stands by his wife no matter what, your dad sounds like a great man.

He, almost single handedly, saved the country music industry, in the mid 80s.

“On the other hand” is another great song

My husband went bald and I still loved him. Then when I had cancer he stuck by me and what little bit of hair he did have he shaved off for me. He died from a heart attack in 2021. My hair grew back with a vengeance! Double thick!

He was discovered while washing dishes in a diner while singing. He suffered a major stroke years ago- can’t hardly speak. All his music is good.

Songs are just lyrical poems, and Randy Travis is one of the greatest poets of his generation

Randy Travis was born Randy Bruce Traywick. Great rabbit hole to go down! Three Wooden Crosss Digging Up Bones I told you so On the other hand Look heart no hands Deeper than the Holler and many more

Oh honey, it’s definitely a classic. Randy Travis has been a treasure for a long time and you just gave him a wonderful reaction video. Thank you

I met my husband when I was 15 and a single mom. He was 35 and had been married 3 times before I met him. Everyone said it wouldn’t work out but he showed me what real love is and we have been together for 45 years on the 10th of May. I have cancer now and he is still working at 80 years old so we can afford my medical care.

This is the purest music video ever created.

Please dive into the Randy Travis catalog, you won’t be disappointed

If you do 3 Wooden Crosses brace yourself for the emotion, I've heard it a thousand times and I still cry Every time!

THIS is REAL country and it’s amazing!!!!!!!!

To me, Randy has the ultimate male Country voice, and he has no bad songs ❤ I think you'll enjoy "He Walked on Water" next. Also, his first Gospel album is phenomenal!

Randy Travis, with the album containing this song, caused an entire movement in country music that was called "new traditionalism". It shaped the direction of country for about a decade until Garth Brooks came around.

You can't go wrong with 80's and 90's country. Randy Travis, George Strait, Alan Jackson, Brooks and Dunn, Alabama....the list goes on and go. Listen to Randy Travis's "Three Wooden Crosses", that one will make you cry. Us country music fans are the most loyal you'll ever find.

This was this song my husband and I danced our 1st dance to at our wedding in 1996. I got to keep him as my forever and ever until 2007.

Randy Travis' voice was amazing. He had a stroke and hasn't been able to sing. But he just released a new song with the help of AI - Where That Came From. Check out Deeper Than the Holler, Better Class of Loser, Diggin' Up Bones. I Told You So, 1982, On the Other Hand, It's Just a Matter of Time. Randy's songs are almost neverending. In the 80's and 90's there was also a young man by the name of Tracy Lawrence who had a long string of hits: Alibis, Sticks and Stones, Texas Tornado, Time Marches On, Paint Me a Birmingham, Today's Lonely Fool, How a Cowgirl Says Goodbye, Runnin' Behind, Can't Break it to My Heart, I See it Now, Tracy was shot 4 times in a mugging in Nashville just before his first album was released. A lifelong friend had come to celebrate with him and he was dropping her off at her hotel when three men surrounded them and took their money and keys. When they asked what room they were in, Tracy realized this was not just a robbery. Fearing for their lives, he attacked the man that was holding a gun to his head. The other two focused on shooting at him, allowing his friend to run for help. He was shot in his finger, hip, knee and arm. One bullet came within a fraction of an inch from killing him. I never knew this until a few years ago. Quite a brave guy.

I love me some Randy Travis. My parents listened to country music, so I grew up with it. I went a different way, but these old 80’s country songs will always be a part of me. Randy Travis was one of the greats until stroke took his voice away.

This is an all time classic and was probably played at most weddings back in the day. I bet in parts of this country this song is still played at weddings.

I met my husband when I was 16. Got married at 17. Been married for 39 years. College was never something I wanted. I want a family and marriage. I married with the understanding that this is for life ( so long nothing horrible). I have no regrets. 4 kids, 7 grandkids and 1 on the way. Btw, I'm 57. Love this song. People don't take vows serious anymore and it's heartbreaking.

Smooth like melted butter. Don't care much for most country music. Never have. But love every one of Randy Travis' songs. Best voice ever. Sounds effortless on his part.

This song has NEVER made me emotional! Watching you be emotional, got me emotional.........AMEN!!

The next song by Randy Travis should be "Three Wooden Crosses" ......it is also a song that you will not forget, and has so much meaning. (His voice is stellar, and holds up in all the songs I have ever heard him sing.)

He IS risen, brother… and He is coming back. Soon. Gotta teach our kids. Congrats on the new one coming! May she be healthy and happy.

Randy was part of a movement in country music that brought the old sound back. Poetry and steel guitars. Love it

22 years with my wife and i wouldn't have it any other way. She's the one i want to be with forever and ever.

Randy Travis has one of those voices you cannot mistaken for another. He had a stroke a few years ago that effected his motor skills, his wife is still by his side and has helped him tremendously. He now goes to award shows, parties with limited ability to talk. He is so courageous and keeps on pushing to get better. He is a beautiful human being. I'm so happy you liked this wonderful song...Randy Travis will always be one of my favorite country artists. I pray he is able to bless us with his voice some day again.....

Lost my son to cancer three weeks ago , brain, lung, liver and bone cancer. You are a blessing. I am 76 years old and will love him forever. I. Love country music and have listened to it all my life but you have made me love it more. Always a thumbs up for you. THANK YOU. I hope you read this.

It is good to see a generation younger than me appreciate this song and the greater ideals that it represents.

I always felt like Randy Travis's voice was more like an instrument than a voice

Did you see the video from Alan Jackson? Remember when? His wife is in the video that will hit your heart strings ❤

I'm happy you've discovered traditional country music. No one has a voice like Randy Travis.

I say Amen every day of my life, my friend. We're out here praisin' the Lord, I promise.

He had stroke a few years ago and can’t talk now. But I heard on the radio that due to the power of AI he was able with the help of others to release a new song this week.

So sorry about your Mom. Sounds like your Dad honored his vows and demonstrated for you how it’s supposed to be❤️

My mom loved Randy Travis, I like you, hated on country music and wouldn't give it a chance, but I remember hearing this song and numerous others of his playing in the house.

Randy Travis is amazing. This is actually my and my husband’s song. Been together going on 25 years this July. My parents would have been married 50 years this past march we unfortunately lost my dad 3 years ago this past November and the love my mom still has for my dad is remarkable. ❤❤❤❤

Another heart warming song is Check Yes Or No by George Strait. Randy Travis and George Strait are 2 of the greatest out there!!

My 23 year old grandson told me after my husband died that he wants a love like his grandma and. grandpa had. Made me cry❤

I love the lines: "hair turns gray... I'm not in love with your hair; if you lost it all, i'd love you anyway."

Me and you say AMEN and always will till we leave this world. I can tell by you speaking from your heart. The world needs more of it again!!!

I drove what should’ve been a 3.5 hour ride in a snowstorm to see him, but I got there just in time to hear the announcer say “That was Randy Travis”. I was heartbroken, but I got to see Conway Twitty, who Randy was opening for (and who you should also check out). I did get to see him several times since, thankfully. Just listening to this video had me in tears. Love this song. Love Randy. “On The Other Hand” and “Diggin’ Up Bones” are favorites of mine. 💜💜💜

Alan Jackson "Remember When" is another good one along this theme.

Mom and Dad had 41 years together before he passed in 2015. Sometimes they verbally fought like cats and dogs but they always stayed together through thick and thin..even through him being at home on hospice for his last days. We had to get Mom a twin bed and put it right next to his hospital bed in their room so they could still sleep beside each other. They were holding hands when he finally slipped away.

Married 58 years. My husband took me to a Randy Travis concert years ago. Always a favorite.

Please check out Randy singing Three Wooden Crosses.

Please react to Randy Travis “He Walked on Water” and “3 Wooden Crosses” another one is “Diggin Up Bones”

When my wife had cancer I played her survivor I Never Stopped Loving You

Randy Travis is an icon. This an iconic song. My dad died in 1989 from emphysema. My folks were always there for each other. When he died, they had been married 54 years. My mom stood by him through it all. My mom passed in 2003. This song hits me hard too. You might want to check out Home Free's cover of this it is amazing. Love your reaction! ♥

Smooth country butter. That's his voice. Beautiful.

Randy Bruce Traywick (born May 4, 1959), known professionally as Randy Travis, is an American country music and gospel music singer and songwriter, as well as a film and television actor. Active since 1979, he has recorded over 20 studio albums and charted over 50 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts, including sixteen that reached the number-one position.

There's nothing better than forever love. I'm 74, hubby 81 and we've been married for 55 years. I loved this song from the first time I heard it. My hubby stuck by and took care of me through cancer, too. I think you are great! Keep up the great reactions!

Back in the day- When my husbands hair was falling out from chemo- I sang this to him...."honey i dont care- I aint in love with your hair".... THIS is truth.

“I Told you So”. It’s a beautiful song but definitely a tear jerker!

Randy Travis “three wooden crosses “ as my husband sits here and fights prostrate cancer. We are celebrating 50 years in June!!!

My parents were married 61 years before my dad passed of cancer and at 94 she’s still misses him every day. She’s the rock of our family…. My marriage is 34 years and this is what I hope for my three girls …. Luckily they all have amazing partners and we are blessed with 4 wonderful grandchild that I get to see weekly

My dad was a huge country music fan. I grew up listening to this song. Unfortunately, my dad died from cancer in 1988 when I was 16 & he was 60. My parents met when they were teens & married young. They had a very long & loving relationship. When my dad had cancer, it went to his brain & he ended up forgetting who everyone was. We had him on home hospice. At one point, he was trying to get out of bed so my mom thought that by laying in the bed beside him, it might calm him down. I will to this day remember the look of shock on his face and him telling her, "Look lady, I don't know who you think you are, but I am a happily married man." He may not have physically recognized her, but his heart still remembered their love! My mom lived for another 25 years after my dad passed. She never wanted to date anyone. She said that she had found her true love and that no one could ever come close to him in her heart.

Amen actually means “that is all”. Im going to love you forever and ever. Thats all.

Deeper than Thr holler, I told you so , on the other hand are some must listen R. Travis songs

My grandparents were married for 62 years and my parents just celebrated their 67th anniversary! My sister is getting ready to celebrate her 39th anniversary (I wasn’t so lucky) so it really does still happen!!

My dad used to sing this chorus to me as a lullabye when I was little. He doesn't sing it anymore, but we still say it. When one of us says "I love you", the other replies "Forever and ever, amen."

Yesterday was my beloved husband, Poppa Eric, birthday. We were together for 24 years I lost him 18 months ago. He was one dialysis for 10 years (the average life span is 3 to 5 years), 2 major heart attacks,quadruple bypass surgery and both legs amputated below the knees. He went through hell on earth because he didn't want to leave me and I was there for him the whole time, except for his double amputations during the plan-demic when no one was allowed visitors. I worked the graveyard shift at the hospital and every morning when I got home, I would check to see if he was breathing if he was asleep because I was terrified that he would have passed all alone while I was at work. Fortunately, he died in my arms on my day off. He was 57. I miss him every day. 🤘 Rock on, Kelly 🤘

Your dad and mom are true examples of love

The Judds "Grandpa, Tell me About the Good Old Days" is a song to get your heart yearning.

Through the 1970s and early 80s, country music took a turn towards more pop and rock. Artists like Randy Travis, Dwight Yoakum and Vince Gill started bringing it back to its roots.

My husband used to love ❤️ this song. I miss him. I lost him 14 years ago after 28 years. 😢😢

My uncle died from testicles cancer on May 14, 2002 , even though he called his wife every named in the book, she stay right beside him and every to this day she still loves him , she knew it was the cancer that made him say the awful things, he was well known around town, he and his sons had their deejay service and he would help the people who were disabled.

Randy Bruce Traywick, professionally known as Randy Travis, was born in Marshville, N C on May 4, 1959. married his manager Lib Hatcher who put him on the road to country stardom. His catalog of songs is well worth listening to.

One of the true legends in country music, and he is from NC! One of my favorites, thanks for checking this out.

Randy Travis yes!! And we will be thinking of you and your family with prayers tomorrow as you bring your next precious baby into this world! ❤🙏

Josh Turner ft Randy Travis ... Your man😊😊👍👍

He walked on water will get you emotional with goosebumps.

I’m crying watching this because I’ve been blessed by a man who still loves me today. Next month we celebrate our 35th anniversary. I’m going through breast cancer and he’s been beside me the whole way. Through chemo, surgery, radiation and hormone blockers… he’s with me. Never give up on true love. 💙💙

My parents were married 54 years before cancer took my dad. The love of my life of 32 years passed away 3 years ago.❤❤❤

Met my husband in our 40’s he spun my heart completely around. Everyone said they don’t make men like that anymore. Wanna bet. My only regret is we didn’t meet earlier. I call him … My Love. ❤

Randy Travis is arguably the GOAT

Are we going to convert you ?????????? Country music is deep!!! Randy Travis is CLASSIC COUNTRY. So glad to hear someone say that this music is good.

I’ve always loved Randy Travis. Rest his soul. He used to live in the same area as I do and I would occasionally see him at the supermarket. He was always so kind. He always had time to say hello even with all the health struggles he had. Such an amazing person. Three Wooden Crosses is an amazing storytelling song I think you would love.

The lines about old men and old women always gets me ❤

There's bad country, there's good country, & there's Randy Travis!

Randy Travis is a country legend

You got me with this one. This was one of my dad's favorite songs. He dedicated it to my mom years ago. We had the record album right after it came out in the '80s. I have it with me in my house. I'm laying my dad to rest tomorrow. My mother is on palliative care for end stage COPD and she is battled breast cancer and lung cancer and she doesn't have much longer and my father passed away last Friday and he loved her for almost 56 years of marriage. It would have been 56 years on May 18th. True love is real and I saw it in my dad and my mom especially after he was diagnosed with brain cancer a month ago. I heard my mom call my dad baby for the first time and tell everyone how much they loved each other. And I heard my mom tell my dad it's time to go home and tell him it was okay and she was going to be okay. And I told him that I would take care of Mom and that my husband was going to take care of me. I'll be married almost 18 years in July. Wait for your best friend. That's the best advice I can give. Thanks Black Pegasus. Amen!❤😢😢

It IS a classic! Every one of us has seen this at a wedding, a funeral or a family get-together and if you haven't been there then you've seen it in a movie or on TV. Unfortunately, this is what we are losing 😢

Probably the most recognizable voice ever in country music, and his style was so easy and smooth.

One of the best country singers of all time!

My grandparents were married 76 years, then my Grandpa passed away, my Grandma lived another ten years, I was blessed to have both of them until I got old myself, I've been married for 33 years with no chance of getting to 76 years, I married later in life, but we've been happy all of these years and Randy Travis was a big part of our love story. Thank you for listening to and loving it as I knew you would if you ever did! Best of luck in your life! FABULOUS and EXCITING reaction!

Randy Travis is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE country music voice!!! So many great songs!

Randy don't miss!! He's Phenomenal!! ❤ P. S. My grandparents were married 70 years! My grandma just passed at 90 yrs old!!

That is the song my husband and I claimed as ours. Randy Travis sings the best songs. It's so sad he had a stroke and couldn't sing anymore.