Alan Jackson is a drink of sweet southern spring water. You can't go wrong with any of his songs. ☺♥

This may be one of the most beautiful songs ever sung and the video (with Alan's real life wife) is perfection. Lex's real and vulnerable reaction is so spot on. I've said this on another similar channel that I'm a 59 year old white man and channels like yours are doing more to bring people together than anything else I can think of. I believe there are many groups in our country and in the world that are intentionally trying to tear us apart by race, gender, and age. I can't thank you enough for your channel and what you do.

As a German who fell in love with US country music about 20 years ago this is something I noticed very often: People in the US say things like „I usually don‘t listen to country but this was good“ or „I never thought a country song could make me cry“ and similar statements. Why do people in the US tend to disregard country music so much? You have such a great genre there with so many treasures to discover. Keep searching for more, you‘ll find a lot more to enjoy.

The songs that hit the hardest are the ones you can relate to!! This song touches my heart because this year my wife and I celebrated our 40th anniversary!! It still amazes me that I've been able to fool her for so long...she's way too good for me!!!

Alan Jackson, 62, said he has been diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease . It is a neuropathy and neurological disease.It has affected his ability to move and keep balance. That was his wife and kids in the video. His 3 daughters are much older now. His older daughter lost her husband a few years ago. He died from a traumatic head injury when he fell from a dock while helping a woman onto a boat in 2018. A couple more great songs is "Sissy's Song" and "Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning".

She's talking about cellos when the plucking of the mandolin is the most prominent. I'll let it slide because she's the cutest thing I've ever seen. 😎

When the world stopped turning. Alan sang that one as a tribute to 9/11. Definitely a heart wrenching classic.

I promise it hits harder when you’re older. I’m 52 and now a Grammy and have lived all these things he sings about. It hits really hard.

What makes Alan Jackson such a great artist is not only his voice but he’s written like 90% of his own songs. He’s an amazing songwriter.

Country is so simple but so soulful.

It's a blessing that we have the internet today. You can listen to beautiful songs like this and ignore all the "modern" crossover crap, the garbage in cowboy boots that is coming out of Nashville nowadays.

You two must be one of the cutest and more genuine things I've ever seen on KZfaq. keep the great work up. ❤

This is the last song I danced to with my late husband. He crossed on our 24th anniversary after 8 years with brain cancer. I remember when all of these things happened. Jason, I remember when.

"You're gonna miss this" Trace Adkins😭

No. Question. Alan struck the. Lightning chord of destiny with this. Chip off the philosophers stone. The mark of a life most genuine. And. Humbly wrkught by. Hands Small Town truisms aphoristic. Wisdom is. Untouchable. A. True grace note. Amongst many many. Such. Evocative. Its beautiful song It's real stiry about a humble. Small Town. Guy like alan. And his meteoric rise will be remembered for thousands of years. Solid.

"Where were you, when they built a ladder to heaven". ...

You guys are the realest couple on KZfaq.

Lex wears her emotions on her sleeve and is a national treasure. Brad has all the emotion of the Terminator Model T-101.

Alan Jackson is one of the greatest songwriters of all time

I am 67 years old been married 42 years to the love of my life. You too have so much ahead of you. I pray you enjoy the journey as much as I have. Love ya'll. Thanks for what you do.

you 2 are on a good path. xo keep doing what you're doing, and you'll grow together. Brad, I know.. you know, you got a keeper. And not because Lex is so beautiful. Lex shines from the inside out. ^_^

Give that woman a baby already man.

Absolute tear jerker, ... I'm not crying, you are!

Awwww, Lexi girl….this touched your sweet heart❣️

When this song first came out, it was touching, but didn't have much of a resonance to me at the time. When my dad died back in December, that is when it hit me like a ton of bricks. My mom and dad met at my grandfather's funeral, where she spilled coffee on his lap, and that was the start of a brilliant and dedicated life. They dated for 8 years, and when I was on the way in 1975, they decided to get married, since they had been together anyways, it was the next logical step. They married June 14, 1975, I was born November 9, 1975, and soon my brother came in 1978, and my sister in 79. My dad worked his ass off for the State of Michigan, working from 11pm till about 8am, sleeping from 9am to 1 or 2pm, and being up and awake to be around us kids. So he sacrificed so many hours of solid sleep just to take care of all 5 of us. He was always there for us, made sure we always had what we needed, and sacrificed of himself without complaint for so many years to keep our family well. He loved my mom, no one that dates one person for 8 years, and was married to one person for 46 years does so because they don't love each other. It was a truly beautiful thing! So when my dad died, it hit us all hard, and it still does. My mom has early stage Alzheimer's and is losing her hearing, so not only do I look after her, but I'm not the man of the house and struggling to do as good as he did with all the responsibilities, the bills, the little and major problems that come up. When I hear this song, as well as many others (Conway Twitty's "That's My Job" absolutely devastates me), I can't help but get a little moist from it. Perhaps there is a rain cloud above my head, something in my eye, or I accidentally pulled a nose hair or something. To sum it up, this song is about the beauty, the tragedy, and the miracle of life, and my folks lived a very loving and sweet life that I aspire to have for myself, since they are my examples of what a married couple should be. I might not be in a relationship, I'm quite single, but their example is what I'd want if I was in one. Sadly, people these days aren't wired for the long-haul like them.

one of the last great Country Singers / Writer / Country Gentle men around.

The reason Allan Jackson is a type 5 American songwriter all time is this paragraph: Remember when old ones died and new were born And life was changed, disassembled, rearranged We came together, fell apart And broke each other's hearts Remember when It says so much, that everyone can relate to now, or will relate to if they live long enough, while also saying so little.

Alan Jackson is one of the really good guys. Much respect for this gentleman!

I pray you two are on that couch listening to this song in 60 years.

Lex is so sweet. A lot of country lyrics deal with real living.

It rinds you what is important when you are lost in this struggle

I remember when my husband and I were having a lot of problems. I started crying and asked God for a sign of what I needed to do. This song came on and I just cried. That was 20 years ago and we are blessedly still together and stronger than ever.

"Remember When" pulls every string in ones heart.🎶❤

i'm 65 and dont cry but AJ seems to get a tear outta me on a few songs,

Life happens , the good the bad , the happy the sad . Wouldn't of missed it for the world ✝️❤️🇺🇸🙂

Now you've done it! You made me cry!😯

Remember this song as you two live your life's together ❤️

Aloha. I always tear up when I see Lex blinking like that...Mother Pink Floyd, Thank You Led Zeppelin ...a hui hou

Alan Jackson is a master storyteller, I hope you listen to more of his music.

Alan wrote that for his wife Denise for their 20th Anniversary. They were high school sweethearts from Newnan, Ga. They will be married 43 years in December of this year! 3 beautiful daughters...Gotta react to his songs Home and Small Town Southern Man!!

Alan Jackson has had a good life. Though he has had some personal ups and downs. He unfortunately was diagnosed recently with some kind of nerve condition.

Before I watched this I knew lex was going to tear up. Never any doubt.

Alan Jackson was Huge Star with a ton of Hits in 90's Country Music.

This song touches the humanity in all of us.

No one needs to be ashamed of their tears. Emotions are a gift from God. They make you human and likeable. Always keep that to yourself

Best country and western song ever.

Alan Jackson is a gem.

Who’s chopping onions in here 😢 what a touching song and a tribute to love.

I'm not the biggest country music fan but I LOVE this song. It's an emotional masterpiece.

I've gotten to the point that it just gets a little blurry on this one. Alan is a traditional country artist and is one of the greats. Sadly, he inherited CMT, which is a progressive nerve disorder which caused Alan to announce a farewell tour. Prayers for Alan and his family.

Lexy, my darling. Be happy. You have discovered that life and love is always as you hoped it would be. While young girls dream of love and long life, it is only us older men who realize, after it has passed, that it is that which we also sought and are grateful we've been blessed to enjoy as have I. That and that alone is what Country music is about: Life. We're born and, hopefully, are cherished, live a little while; find love of our own; raise a family; grow old; and, eventually die with our children and grandchildren praying for our souls. That's all there truly is...for any of us. You can't take money, power and fame with you when you go. There are happy times in life too. That's why there dance songs like those in Cajun and Tejano music and much more. Also there are songs to appreciate mother, father, home, patriotism, morality and heroism in order to teach us those values as Americans. The Heartland, where the Heart of America's moral heart lies, is represented in these songs. Please listen to them and appreciate them. It is your home. Like visiting the kitchen of your grandmother, there is wonder, beauty, sorrow and pride to be gained. God bless you all.

As a Texas boy, Alan Jackson’s music brings back so many childhood memories. Wish I could go back but aye at least the music lets you reminisce

Alan Jackson is opening up to fans about a disease he’s been battling for years. The 62-year-old country singer has revealed that he’s been battling a “no cure” degenerative neurological condition called Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease for the better part of a decade. it’s related (to) muscular dystrophy and Parkinson’s disease

Country songs are the best songs for bringing the tears

Alan will be 64 years old in October,, He married his high school sweetheart in 1979 - and despite some trials and tribulations along the way, they have now been married 42 years. This alone adds a lot of poignancy to this song, much more than if he had been wedded and divorced three or four times,

That Girl Lex is a keeper!!

Always love Alan Jackson he has no bad songs

Alan Jackson will get you everytime. This is his life. These pictures are his family. It’s so beautiful.

Everything to love in one song.

In my late 50's been married from we were 21 I love this and have lived it.

Alan wrote this for his wife, who is in the video with him. It's their story. He has a ton of beautiful songs, like the one he wrote after 9/11 called 'Where were you when the world stopped turning', but he also has a ton of fun songs like 'Chattahoochee' or 'Five O'clock somewhere' which has Jimmy buffet joining him on. Love watching you two & Lex was extra cute this time.

Alan Jackson Such an Amazing Singer 🥺❤️‍🩹💗💗💗

This song messes me up every time...35 years we had together my babe and should've had so many more.

I’ve been married 41 years. It’s getting closer to when we won’t have each other anymore. But a nice long life. You both still have more to come, make the most of it. Thank you peace ✌️

5:24 you have a good heart there girl!!!seen them tears,you cant fake that!!!!

My mom listens to this song with Dad and they talk about the kids, grandkids and great grandkids. Stay together, you two. My greatest regret is getting my divorce and never having what this song is about.

The sound of the mandolin ( first sound you hear) was perfect for this song.

You guys are two beautiful souls.

This song always makes me tear up

Brad your a lucky dude. Lex is a keeper for sure. Its all about the heart.

I got to see Alan Jackson perform live with my ex at the Westbury Music Fair on Long Island back in February 2001…Alan is my favorite country singer.

It's known as a steel guitar. Beautiful

This is "That" song, IMO, that makes you realize that when you always thought that your heart was a 6-string, you suddenly discover it's actually a 12-string. Great reaction!

Great reaction! Just turned 67 today and I hope I can get just 10 more years! Life almost seemed like it was going to last forever when you are 30!

Alan Jackson is one of the best in country!

Peace, Love!! And...Remember When!!

This song I bet is especially touching right now to Alan Jackson himself as his first grandchild was recently born.

This song hits me too Lex. We played this at my Mom's funeral. She had Alzheimer's and he watched her dye in Hospice over a 2 month period. My dad was in Vietnam in the 101st and every airborne unit in the Army over his 24 year career as a medic in Nam and a hospital Ward Sergeant later. He balled and That was only the 2nd time I had ever seen him cry. At his funeral we played He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones. We thought it was fitting. Keep up the good work.

The song is life, as life can only be.

Lex this is such a beautiful song. I am a 43 year old man and I tear up everytime I hear it. 💯

May we all be lucky enough to find love like this someday❤️ Love you guys✌️

Say him for the 3rd time Friday night in Biloxi. Awesome concert you want be disappointed. I saw him first in Biloxi back in 1991. It’s a great thing to grow old listening to such an awesome singer. Guess I can say we grew old together. Great family man, Great singer, but also a Christian.

Now check out a song called "Butterfly Kisses"

Alan Jackson is good country music. Watching Lex reaction to this song brought a tear to my eye... 😥

Country music can take you on amazing life journeys, from all the way up to all the way down. If you like a good cry, Country is here for you.

Alan Jackson is one of my favorite singers. My favorite song from him is "Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning" which he wrote after 9/11

Man. Wow. Seeing you two......no words. Tears.

I had such a horrific childhood and the rest hasn't been too good either. But I found someone and she truly loves me even though I'm such a broken person. I say that only to add this, I can't get past the first 10 seconds of this beautiful song without drowning in tears.

Steel guitar solo!!!!!

I love King George.. but Alan... wow... I've seen them both in concert... and truly Alan hit me more to the heart because I saw him at my state fair... I saw George in Baltimore.. just wasn't the same as at my Delaware State Fair.. Alan kicked butt

It's good to think about what's really important in life

It’s a good one. I cry every single time.

This song makes you cry because it is life and its happy tears for all the blessings we have and had have will have , Enjoy life in every stage for each day is a blessing

One of the most beautiful songs ever🥰

A true love song singer. But hell makes you feel everything

He was raised not far from me. Always been so proud of him. Very talented and Good Man. His wife was a Stewardess for Delta and she gave Glenn Campbell one of his tapes to listen too. That's how he got his break.

The song is beautifully written and arranged.

One of the greatest singer songwriters of my generation his well is a very deep one

I'm just going to say, I cry every time I hear this. No matter how many times!

If this song doesn't stir emotions inside of you,then sadly you're already dead inside! We call it a fiddle 🎻 in the south. That solo was from a steel guitar. It's a stringed instrument that looks like an organ that's played with guitar picks in a horizontal position.