rich963; thank you SO much for posting this, sir!!! 💖🌹 IMHO it is one of the most Beautiful and Uplifting Songs ever written!!! Being born in 1950, I have of course been aware of THE SEEKERS since their inception in 1962 when I was a wee lad of 11 years-old. But it was not until a month ago, that I REALLY got into them; adding them to my Spotify mix, and watching every KZfaq video I could discover. 💘🎶 This song is my #1 Fave of theirs and likely will be in my next TOP 25 Songs of All-Time, All Artists!!! I next will open your link to their DVD, as I would LOVE to own that to share with my wife, family and friends! 🎧💿 THE SEEKERS have vaulted from nowhere to #6 in my All-Time Fave Bands of All-Time!!! (Right behind my #5 Bee Gees and ahead of my #7 Beatles.) I truly love and adore them and their music! God bless you for making this available to millions of true music fans from every generation alive here in 2022!!! 🙏💝🙏💝🙏 God bless THE SEEKERS!!!

Another year passes and now it's 2024 and still sounds great. Who's listening? Somewhere there is sunshine 😊

My mother sang this to me as a lullaby, over 50 years ago. I just visited her in hospice. My heart is aching. I hope where she is going is filled with music this beautiful.

I’m 76 years old and American. In my entire life I have never heard a singer with a more beautiful voice.Judith Durham will never be equaled!!!!

I played this song at my dad's funeral..he was a train driver for 40yrs..RIP dad miss you.

Judith has to be the most underrated female singer of all time. I can't think of any other singer I'd rather listen to. What a most GOD gifted voice.

My Mom used to sing me to sleep with this song. She would always incorporate us kids into the song. Made it so special. She passed away in 2021, so hearing this song brings comfort to me ❤️

I doubt there’s ever been a more beloved singer in Australian history. Youngsters won’t understand it, but it’s true. Vale Judith.

RIP Julie Durham, your voice was one of my earliest listens in childhood and the songs of The Seekers are part of my DNA.

There is nothing to compare the Seekers to. All their music takes me back 60 years to a better time. What a marvelous talent they were. Maybe I'm just a sentimental old fool but they are unbeatable

How I wish I could travel back to those days and stay there.

Sad to reads that Judith has passed on . What a wonderful voice it will live forever.

Doesn't Judy look absolutely AWESOME here, with a face like an angel and with a voice to match, truly a voice from heaven, definitely the QUEEN of Australia.

Can listen to The Seekers forever.....the golden voice of Judith Durham is hauntingly beautiful. Really gifted!

This song will be the exit song to my mum's funeral on February 1st 2022 in Wiltshire, England. She sang it regularly when I was aged about ten!

I'm in tears as I write this comment. I lost my Dad in 1974 and he would lullaby me to sleep with this song. Still loved and miss. R.I. P. Dad. Thank you for 5 wonderful years.

We have heard great female pop singers with powerful and beautiful voices, such as Linda Ronstadt, Agnetha Faltskog (Abba), Karen Carpenter, Ann Wilson (Heart), Carole King, Olivia Newton-John, and others. But no one seems to be able to do what Judith Durham was able to do with her vocal power, pitch, purity, poise, resonance, range, emotion, grace, gentleness, simplicity, effortless delivery, transcendent, heavenly sublime tonal quality, and overall luminous stage presence. A voice with the soft and supple texture of the sublime. Judith left her listeners awestruck with every performance. The angelic wings of her voice allowed the audience to soar with her to the deepest blue of heaven's skies. Truly missed, inimitable, and irreplaceable.

reminds me of my granddad. he liked steam trains and had a little train track going around his house, but he passed away a long time ago. he wasn't that old either :(

My mum used to sing this to me as a child as a lullaby.

This was the first record I ever owned, my darling Aunty gave it to me for Christmas '64 (45 single). Judith Durham remains the most purest, engaging, wonnderful voice I have ever heard. Part of my life forever.... her passing has brought tears, sadness &melancholic memories. RIP beautiful lady xox

They played this at my Grandfather's funeral. He worked for over 40 years for British Rail as an engine driver

RIP to Judith Durham. How I loved this song as a little boy in England.

The way they are all dressed beautifully walking hand in hand through the most wonderful scenery is just bliss. I cannot explain how this whole song makes me feel at such ease and how cathartic it is. What a simple time where it was pure and full of heart and spirit - rest in peace Judith you are an angel.

Judiths' angelic voice is (almost) enough to convince me everything will be alright.

I just Love the Seekers songs. Here I am in 2024 still listening to these timeless Classics. Always makes you feel like the Song "Warm and Snug inside"

RIP Judith Durham. Definitely the most perfect voice. You will certainly be missed.

Her voice is a rare gift. What an amazing talent. They don't make 'em like this any more.

0 nudity 0 Vulgar attitudes No huge budgets, But the song cuts through hearts like blades. This is what true mv's are about.

Judith has the most pure natural voice ever. No gimmicks just a beautiful person who brought joy to everyone.

Goodnight beautiful Judith, you will be so missed. Thank you for your beautiful voice and your wonderful spirit. RIP 💔💔💔

Have adored this sweet song since I was a little girl. Attended The Seekers' 50th Anniversary concert in 2014 here in Sydney, wondeful night. RIP dear Judith Durham.!

I am devastated beyond expression. My beautiful nan sang this to me as a child, she passed in January 2021, and now the equally beautiful Judith Durham has passed. Rest in Peace, you will forever remain a marvel to vocalists, children and adults for generations to come.

My mum used to sing this to me every night when I was younger, but she couldn't remember all the words. As a teenager I looked it up and learnt the song myself. Now I sing it to my daughter, and hopefully she will sing it to hers.

I was doing well until I heard this song and my eyes welled up, tears rolling down my cheeks. I’ve certainly lost my way in this life.

This takes me back to my childhood. My Dad used to sing this to me when he tucked me in my bed at night. He died when I was 5 in 1974. He's still loved and missed by me every day. God bless Dad. Love you mate.

Found out this morning that Judith has passed away. This is the song of a multitude of childrens youth.... Thank you Judith, you are on your own Morningtown Ride now...

Judith you are Beautiful, I still remember hearing you with the seekers singing while I was Serving in the NZ Army in the Vietnam War. .......................Rest with the Best Princess.......

My dear beloved mum sang this to me when I was a kid brings tears every time I hear it ...miss you mum

Personally without a single doubt, Judith is really a gifted singer. She sang it so effortlessly, smoothly and naturally even at high notes without any advanced digital effects to make it “sound good”. No gimmick at all! Just pure and clear and good. Her voice is very soothing to my ears. Wow, bravo, what a amazing voice! I am speechless when she control the song(s) so well. What a gifted singer! Really impressed! Last but not least, also not forgetting all these gifted guitarists, musicians and producer who supporting her background. Cheers to Australia from Singapore. May God the Father in heaven in the name of Lord Jesus blesses her and the guitarists forever and ever. Amen!

"Fireman rings the bell" and the answer from millions was "Dingaling" Vale Judith. Thanks for all you gave us.

Just found out Judith Durham passed away yesterday (August 5/22) at the age of 79. Thank you Judith for this wonderful performance and those years with The Seekers. You will be missed.

My dad used to love the Seekers . He would be so sad to hear that Judith has just passed away. She had a wonderful voice and when I was young he was always playing their records. RIP Dad and Judith .

Born in 1959 and so grateful to have lived through this era. Judith Durham and Karen Carpenter, the most amazing and talented female singers to have ever lived. Love them both so much. xxxx

I can remember them seemingly always on TV in England when I was a child in the sixties. My parents loved them and this lovely song takes me back to a better time.

My wife listened to this while travelling on the train on the KZN South Coast going to primary school. That is almost 60 years ago. She cannot listen to this song without shedding copious tears. Life flashes bye like a dream in one night. RIP Judith sing with the other angels.

This was my favourite tune as a kid many moons ago, I still remember the first time I heard it, it was on the Jimmy Young Show one rainy afternoon. TTFN

What an absolute group of musicians. Absolutely love it.

Almost impossible to pick a favourite from the Seekers catalouge but for me this is it. Judith is now reunited with her beloved husband so let;'s be happy for her.

Judith Durham- A profound treasure. We are all blessed to have experienced her talents.

RIP Judith Durham..the voice of an angel and a beautiful soul..😢

Forget Trump, Hillary, war, protesters, this whole crazy world, close your eyes and be taken away by this lovely song & Judith's beautiful voice.

I forgot how lovely Judith was when young. A beautiful voice as well ❤

I'm 28 and from the UK and aw, this is so adorible i'm feeling happy and sad at the same time.

My baby was born today. This was the first song I ever sang to her, and it was the first song that was sung to me by my mother. The tradition continues...

I bought this ...... back in about 1965 when I was 7. Gosh, I've got tears in my eyes now. Where did the time go?

So long Judith Durham. Your angelic voice is were it belongs

RIP Judith 🙏. This is my favourite Seekers song .

The melodies they song are always effortless and perfect. No one chooses to sing like this today. The Seekers are timeless- a treasure!

I'm in tears because this CLASSIC brings back memories of sitting in the back of the car singing along as my daddy drove. FANTASTIC times. THANK YOU rich963 for uploading. X

Remember this song vividly as a kid, now wishing a fair journey on this sad day Judith. x

I can’t count the number of times my ( now grown) children were tucked in bed to go to sleep to the sound of “Morningtown Ride” RIP Judith on your ride through the heavens. We love you and will always remember you ❤️❤️❤️

What a wonderful contribution Judith Durham made to music. She was one of the best singers of a truly golden era.

This was a song when I was 5-6 , how I miss those innocent days

My grandma would always sing this song to me because when all her grandchildren were born would sing a song to one of us when she held us for the first time and this was my song

There is a strange sort of innocence and purity to this song.

Judith Durhams voice is powerful and clear. Yes there are female artists who have great voices but Judith Durham is tops. Believe it her voice brings tears to my eyes. She has a million dollar voice. God bless her.

RIP Judith... May morning town treat you well.

I used to sing this song to my daughter when she was a baby as a lullaby. She's 45 this year. It brings back wonderful memories. Now especially as I'm now a great gran mother myself

Unlike majority of the comments I haven’t lost either of my parents yet and I’m eternally grateful. The other day me and my mum were talking about when I was little and I brought up this song and she told me how this song was the only thing she could sing to me to get me to slew after my night terrors and I felt so nostalgic and lucky to have had such amazing parents specifically my mum

Damn, tears from a 58 year old bloke remembering his Mum who died in 2019

Ahhhh- my beautiful childhood. Plenty of sunshine, out playing safely and so much laughter. Miss you Mum and Dad xxxxx

The train has pulled into the station now, Judith. You’re in heaven, God bless you.

Judith May be gone to heaven now but he will never be forgotten. Sing to all the Angels Judith.

This is one of the first songs I remember. Still know all the words. Got me in tears.

And best voice this century my heart is 💔 Judith now sings with the angels. RIP

What a beautiful song of theirs! All their music was lovely and she had such a sweet voice❤❤❤❤👍💯👏👏👏👏

My Nana used to sing this song when I was very young, hope to see you in Morningtown some day, sun shining and peaceful times with everlasting life .. this is really what the bible hope of 'Paradise' means.

So sad that Judith died a few months back, NOBODY could hold a candle to her voice.

RIP Judith Durham. Thank you for the music.

My kids love this song they used to go to sleep while it was playing. It was a sad loss when Judith died she was the Seekers

Wonderful number!Wonderful group,for me THE BEST!R.I.P dear Judith!

Judith had such a beautiful voice. Perfect Pitch. Just a joy to listen to.

My mother used to sing this to me as a lullaby, thank you so much for posting this. Its now 2024 and I still listen to this as comfort. 😊

This makes me cry, I remember sitting on my mothers knee while she sang this to me , I miss her so much.

Snowpiercer S3EP1 bought me here, i recognized the song from singing at primary school in my younger years, haven't heard since then and all the words came flooding back to me, such good memories 🙂

I lived in Melbourne for five years. I heard Judith sing at the MCG. Her voice was spellbinding. I listen to this song, as well as I am Australian, four or five times a week. Melbourne was one of the best places that I ever lived.

RIP and long live Judith Durham (July 3, 1943 - August 5, 2022), aged 79 You will always be remembered as a legend.

Ohh gosh I just remember this when I was a very young child, brings tears to my eyes for My darling mum and dad and happier simpler days x

Obviously way before music videos became big time in the 80's, and this is such class and style, I'm curious not so much "why" they filmed this, but not a wide audience to appreciate it. It's like "well, say, let's do something grand, and uplifting, but goes on a shelf until now.

I'm 56, it's 10:13 on New Year's Day morning 2019, and this, I'm afraid, has rather just pulled the legs from under me. It is the first song that I have memories of. We were, at the time of this track, living in Wilmslow, Cheshire, (24 Broadway, if you might, by chance, be the person in that house at this moment - if so, look out of the window of the smallest bedroom, over the playing fields, across to the railway - you're in my room), and dad was an SEO in what was then H.M.Customs & Excise at Manchester Airport. Mum & dad used to put this on the record player outside my sister's room, on the landing at the top of the stairs, (as that's where the nearest electrical socket was), to play on 'repeat', (it was the '45 of this song), until I fell asleep. My room was across the landing from my sister's room, which overlooks the back gardens of the houses in Parkway, (on the offchance that you are, indeed, the present owner of the house and happen to be standing on that landing, thinking about this, having read the earlier bit.) I'm a bit lost for words; I really don't know what else to say. Mr.Swann, Devon, South-Western England.

Rest In Peace, Judith! You’ve become a part of everyone who have heard you sing! We will always remember and love you!

I always liked listening to the Seekers. Judith Durham had an angel voice. May she be at peace.

this is one of the very first songs I ever heard on the radio when I was a little girl judith durham had a magical voice.............. a forever voice

I was born in the early sixties and The Seekers were very much part of the soundtrack to the happiest and most carefree part of my life. Morningtown ride takes me right back there if I just close my eyes.

I listened to this endlessly in my childhood; the 45 spinning on my small record player. Judith Durham was truly great voice and I loved this song especially. Vale Judith. We will miss you.

I use to sing this to my two children Natalie and Adam to get them off to sleep many years ago. Happy times.

Judith was such a beautiful lady with an awesome voice. RIP Judith

This took me straight back to my childhood. I shed a tear, to be honest. It's a beautiful song, and it was still being played on the radio when I was little, and life was still golden, and my parents were still young

My dad used to sing this song to me when I was little. One day I hope to sing it to my future children.

10.25pm August 6th 2022, just announced in London Judith has died, aged 79. Thank you Judith, massive part of my growing up, your music lives on, RIP. X.