Anthony Dominick Benedetto, known professionally as Tony Bennett, is an Ame… Read Full Bio ↴Anthony Dominick Benedetto, known professionally as Tony Bennett, is an American singer of traditional pop standards, big band, show tunes and jazz. He is also a painter, having created works under his birth name that are on permanent public display in several institutions. He is the founder of the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria, Queens, New York.

Bennett began singing at an early age. He fought in the final stages of World War II as a U.S. Army infantryman in the European Theater. Afterward, he developed his singing technique, signed with Columbia Records and had his first number-one popular song with "Because of You" in 1951. Several tracks such as "Rags to Riches" followed in early 1953. He then refined his approach to encompass jazz singing. He reached an artistic peak in the late 1950s with albums such as The Beat of My Heart and Basie Swings, Bennett Sings. In 1962, Bennett recorded his signature song, "I Left My Heart in San Francisco". His career and personal life experienced an extended downturn during the height of the rock music era. Bennett staged a comeback in the late 1980s and 1990s, putting out gold record albums again and expanding his reach to the MTV generation while keeping his musical style intact.

Bennett continued to create popular and critically praised work into the 21st century. He attracted acclaim for his collaborations with Lady Gaga, which began with the album Cheek to Cheek (2014); the two performers toured together to promote the album throughout 2014 and 2015. With the release of the duo's second album, Love for Sale (2021), Bennett broke the individual record for the longest span of top-10 albums on the Billboard 200 chart for any living artist; his first top-10 record was I Left My Heart in San Francisco in 1962. Bennett also broke the Guinness World Record for the oldest person to release an album of new material, at the age of 95 years and 60 days.

Bennett has amassed numerous accolades throughout his career, including 19 Grammy Awards and two Primetime Emmy Awards. He was named an NEA Jazz Master and a Kennedy Center Honoree. Bennett has sold over 50 million records worldwide.

In February 2021, it was revealed that Bennett was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2016. Due to the slow progression of his illness, he continued to record, tour, and perform until his retirement from concert performances in August 2021 due to physical challenges.

Bennett died in New York City on Friday, July 21, 2023, at the age of 96. His death was announced by his publicist.

GOD
Tony Bennett Lyrics

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Chillun', listen here to me
This is my philosophy
To see me through the day
To scare my cares away

All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
All God's Chillun got swing
Maybe haven't got money

Maybe haven't got shoes
All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
For to push away the blues
Yeah !

All God's Chillun got trouble
Trouble don't mean a thing
When they start to go ho ho ho de ho
Troubles bound to go 'way, say!

All God's Chillun Got Swing.

Overall Meaning

The Tony Bennett song "All God's Chillun Got Rhythm" speaks about a philosophy that is meant to help the singer get through the day and alleviate their worries. The philosophy centers around the idea that all people regardless of their wealth, status or possessions are born with rhythm and swing. The term 'Chillun' is used to refer to people of all ages, suggesting that this philosophy is applicable to everyone.

The song suggests that having rhythm and swing can help one overcome their troubles and push away their blues. The lyrics emphasize that even those who may not have much in terms of material possessions or wealth, still possess something that is inherently valuable - rhythm. The repetition of "All God's Chillun Got Rhythm" and "All God's Chillun Got Swing" creates a catchy chorus that underscores the song's central message of hope and optimism.

Overall, this song speaks to the human spirit and our inherent capacity for joy and rhythm, regardless of our life circumstances. It is a song that encourages listeners to tap into this spirit and find joy in the everyday moments of life and to not let our troubles weigh us down.

Line by Line Meaning

Chillun', listen here to me
Hey kids, pay attention to what I'm saying

This is my philosophy
I have a certain way of looking at things

To see me through the day
So I can make it through the day

To scare my cares away
To help me forget my worries

All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
Everyone has a natural sense of rhythm

All God's Chillun got swing
Everyone has a unique style and personality

Maybe haven't got money
Maybe they don't have much money

Maybe haven't got shoes
Maybe they don't even have shoes

All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
But they still have rhythm and energy

For to push away the blues
To overcome sadness

Yeah !
Absolutely!

All God's Chillun got trouble
Everyone has problems

Trouble don't mean a thing
Problems can be overcome

When they start to go ho ho ho de ho
When they start to sing and dance

Troubles bound to go 'way, say!
Problems are sure to disappear

All God's Chillun Got Swing.
People have a natural ability to be unique and creative

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Thomas "Fats" Waller

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Comments from YouTube:

@nicolajayne1594

40w↑180

Rest in peace Tony Bennett. Thank you for making beautiful songs like this ❤

@luismiguelgarronrevaliente51

40w↑9

Such a beautiful song from days gone by❤

@kartosenlitminey

39w↑2

Rip 🩷

@SIRDKA

33w

Amen to that.

@hermes3386

28w

French song in fact...

@holydiver73

40w↑87

RIP Tony. As he kisses the good life goodbye, we will remember him as the last of the great 20th century crooners and a talent that very few that follows will be able to match. ❤

@steverhodesvideos6244

40w↑2

I heard today that he hated being called a crooner. Just sayin'.

@NickPenlee

40w↑1

I don't consider him the last. Jack Jones is still around!

@holydiver73

40w↑1

@@NickPenlee Even Jack Jones wasn’t as good as his dad was.

@karenhagedorn5468

39w

@its.a.me_lia

4y↑519

Not many people will see this comment, but I had to do this, in the hopes that people will appreciate what this song means to me.
Last year I was introduced to this song. I found out it was my grandfather's favourite song, during the last days of his life. He died of stage 4 lung cancer October last year. We spent every day at the hospital until the day he died. We played this song at his funeral as the backing track to a video tribute to him.
He was quiet and kept to himself. But he had a joyful effect on everyone. He had a gift of understanding everyone. One that I didn't realise he had until he had gone. And I’m so sorry that I didn't.
During one of the crying sessions that I had, my mum came to me and explained to me that he understood me. And I felt guilty. Guilty that I didn’t get to say a proper goodbye to him, that I never took the time to get to really know him. And I'm still healing from it.
I remembered this song recently. I listened to it. It broke my soul to hear it again. But it was also healing. There aren’t a lot of words but for me it says multitudes. It’s like he’s saying to me he had lived a good life, and now it was time to kiss the good life goodbye.
So Lolo, if you are up there, we miss you so much down here. You really did live the good life.

@connorbool6179

4y↑24

Lolo is looking down on you with a smile on his face i promise you

@its.a.me_lia

4y↑20

@@connorbool6179 Thank you, that means a lot to me.

It's really nice knowing that there are good people like you in the world, who even without knowing me, cares about how I feel. And I thank you so much because of that.

@mortweiss3151

4y↑7

You're words are a blessing to all of us. Moa Lay

@tomschaffner9704

4y↑4

Mia Lay *

@electriccoconut

4y↑6

Have you seen gangster no 1 ???

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@mddaponte

40w↑63

RIP Tony Bennett. I got to see him in concert in 2018. Glad I had the opportunity to see one of the best.

@BennyNious

40w

That was my dream concert to see. Unfortunately, Columbus,Ohio never, to my knowledge, ever brought him here. Glad you got to see him.

@mcveljo

39w↑3

Oh how sad some never got to see him ! I saw him in 2017 here in his OTHER City > San Francisco! What a dream!! Unreal! ❤️ 🌁🌉🌁🌃🌠🎇 🎙 & then I got to see him a second time at our lovely Mountain Winery in Saratoga!! Dreams came true! 🌟 He was still sooo amazing & full of love & endless appreciation!! One of the LAST GREAT ONES….💕 😢💔

@calvinjackson538

6y↑274

This is totally America in 1963. Tony Bennett on early Sunday morning on the radio or at 2pm on a lazy Sunday afternoon on the am radio in 1963. Nothing like it. Love Tony!!! Oh yes, some of us black folk love Tony Bennett too!!!!

@johntate5722

3y↑17

Fantastic Calvin - I guess you know don't you that Tony B went on the march that day in 1963 when Martin Luther King did his I have a dream speech?? He's on film in attendance. He is a great American and great human being

@Dreamcatcher9000

3y↑12

@@johntate5722 I was living in Astoria in 2002, and my landlord had told me that Bennett had grew up in the house right across the street, I could see it from my room. I didn't take him much seriously, I thought it would be a fake story someone would have told him or something, and he believed that it was true. And after all these years, I googled where Bennett grew up in Astoria, and yes indeed, the story was true... I was seeing Bennett's house from my room all this time... Unbelievable... I wish I could go back in time and listen to his songs while looking outside the window...

@johntate5722

3y↑4

@@Dreamcatcher9000 That is fantastic Hal! Thank you for that info. I feel sure Tony will make it to 100 and beyond! Long live Tony!!

@santomusic3981

3y↑4

Well we should Calvin because he is a Jazz singer, and if you know the history of Jazz you’d know it is “black folk” music.

@sparklecanada0112

2y↑6

calvin jackson. 🤝🌍Great Music and Great Singers, should be considered "Race-less".
Quality is as Quality does.😉👌👍👍🎼🎶🎶💕
If it's good...It's good.👏👏
Tony Bennett...is 💎!

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@ARaalop

40w↑1

I was probably 15 or16 when I heard this.
I became an immediate fan.
I’m 70 now.
A good life, Tony B.

@rickancil5222

40w↑25

It's truly been a good life. Thank you Tony for making our lives better. We'll miss you!

@stewartgellatly8073

38w↑2

The passing of Tony Bennett, last of the great Crooners, leaves a void in our memories of all the wonderful songs of yesteryear which, were not passed on and, unless you know what to look for on YouTube, are sadly lost.

@Volkskraft-hw7nr

39w↑1

The best of a generation are leaving us. Rest in peace, Tony.

@jackrides8486

40w↑2

R.I.P....Tony Bennett...2023...😇

@mariacamilleri8234

40w↑20

What a beautiful song & a beautiful voice God Bless Mr Tony Bennett & thanku for the music it was Divine ❤

@hermes3386

28w

In fact the music of this song has been composed by French artist Sacha Distel.

@joey_ruma

40w↑25

RIP Tony. Thank you for all the wonderful music you brought to us. You were truly one of the greatest!

@hermes3386

28w↑1

This music was composed by French artist Sacha Distel.

@yell0wberry

40w↑21

There will never be another musician quite like you, rest in peace to Tony Bennett

@ilonafrissina5617

13w↑1

Listening to this makes us feel you have never left.❤❤LOVE

@ThBigEZsCadillacJack

40w↑9

Tony Bennett left his heart in all of us.
He was not only a super talented vocalist performer,
he was truly a lovable guy.
Sending prayers of comfort to Tony’s family, friends, and fans in Jesus’s name,
Amen. 🎼❤️‍🩹🎶🌹😢

@coryfusting9294

40w↑33

Rest easy, Mr. Bennett. You had a good life and you brought us all a lot of joy.

@josebonifacio8366

37w↑1

TRUE!!!

@BennyNious

40w↑9

The world has lost a special person. This particular song puts me into my feeling. I often think of the days I didn't have all the weighted problems I experience now and i sometimes gets depressed. But im learning to adjust to things and making the best of life now. Thanks to this man for the awesome music he produced over several decades. You were truly a special gem among gems

@TheDecoratingDivas

40w↑20

RIP Tony Bennett. One of the all time greats!

@paulcrisp9861

40w

You sure had a good life , your music will live forever. Thank you for the memories. RIP TONY BENNETT 🙏❤️🇬🇧❤️🙏 Jul twenty three

@sebastianwatson1558

40w

One of the top icons of American music transitioned today. Man this one cuts even more at this moment. Thank you for being a part of the civil rights movement 🌆🏙️🌃

@cartune1305

40w↑13

Good night and God bless Tony. Dignified and respectful and the voice of an angel, you were the sound of an era that's gone now, you were the last. R I P❤

@LoveBoatPirate

40w↑6

Thank you for the Music Tony, the world is a better place for it.
❤🎤

@NarguesseMcKellip

16w

So lucky am I to have been at his penultimate concert - unforgettable evening -R.I.P dear Tony Bennett

@ahmadidrus3760

28w↑1

RiP tony. Thank you for the beautiful songs. I was fortunate to attend your performance in KL

@pantherinparadise9686

40w

No head banging, screaming or twerking, just pure classy music.

@MiThreeSunz

3y↑199

One of my favourite Tony Bennett songs! I was 5 years old in ‘63 when Tony released his version. I recall hearing my dad croon this song over the years. Every time I hear it, it reminds me of my dad, my youth, a time when music was genuine and when times where much simpler.

@a.f.4937

3y↑5

So amazing song. So amazing singer.

@deathmagneto-soy

3y↑4

Unfortunately my dad had terrible taste in music and couldn't rise above his Elvis obsession.
So glad life steered me towards the genuine treasures like Mr Bennett.

@matsbuzzgoachmur1579

2y↑5

Yes, its amazing how the music of our parents seems so much better now that we're older ! ( of course this song has always been top-notch )

@marcivan548

Hi...maybe you know that the melody of this song belong to Sacha Distel a french jazz guitarist, singer, entertainer and playboy (Brigitte Bardot's lover.what's else ?)

@chipnormandy4537

2y↑4

I was barely a year old in 1963 but in later years I do recall how lucky I had been back then, not only to be a benefactor of so much sweet, innocent, jovial and positive music, but just in general. The times were so different back then - provincial, in comparison to today.

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@paulinedixon3490

38w↑3

That’s what I call a singer. Beautiful ❤. RIP.

@QueenBee-mk8xm

39w↑3

RIP This song was playing in my head out of nowhere this evening...

@larrydiggs2305

25w

Had the pleasure of seeing him on stage in Los Angeles in the 90's. Last artist to perform at the concert. He brought the House Down 😅😅😊. His voice was that of a 20 something young Man. Just Beautiful..Go and Join all Your Good friends and family. May You Rest In Paradise 😊😊😊😊.

@LisaSD

40w↑6

Tony, the voice you’ll add to the Angels above will be truly heavenly! Thank you for all the years of joy you gave my parents (and me!)…❤RIP

@musicman_1981

17w

I love this song! It's my favourite one by Tony Bennett! It's a miracle! I just love it so much!
1963 year... Unbelievable! It sounds so modern and real good! It's just perfect!!!

@poggs9500

2y↑1

An advert for an ice cream brought me here! classy song

@1234567marks

40w↑2

Sad news today 21/07/23, Tony Bennet has passed on, he’ll never be forgotten, we’ve got him , under our skin.

@stephiepahlavizan1

2y↑1

I love this song.........and songs like it.......and i wasn't even born yet!🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴

@Oetti

3y↑231

I was born in the early 1990s and I must admit that it’s bizarre to me that no one appreciates music like this. I literally cannot understand how people can listen to the atrocious garbage that passes for music nowadays. Charles Aznavour is my hero and I was fortunate to have attended four of his concerts as an adult before his passing in late 2018. I never got to see Tony and, now that he’s sung his last live performance, I never will, but I’ve been thoroughly enjoying his music the past few months. This is a magnificent recording.

@mwallace2922

2y↑2

👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺

@ronshep

1y↑6

You mention Charles Aznavour but do you know that this song was originally recorded as La Belle Vie by Sacha Distel?

@lrn_news9171

1y↑5

Was born in the 90s here. Check out "put your dreams away" by Frank Sinatra 1945 version. Young Sinatra was unbeatable, and check out "I fall in love too easily" also 1945 both columbia records

@hartone

1y↑4

That continental style. The spirit of explorations. The bulletproof positivity. The uncle's cabinets with spyglass and globe. Telepopmusic's Love's Almighty reminds me of that. The Space Age. Vavoom! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmk8wPdaERQ

@richardscally694

1y↑6

What an excellent comment, and from someone with Good Taste

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@pattykuvshin

33w↑3

This song will always remind me of the time when I was a child, back then they used to play this song a lot in a Dallas radio station. Thank you, Tony Bennett ❤️

@nashfrogman1233

3y↑1

Cruising the coast slowly, watching the sunset. It is Sunday, approaching Oceanside Harbor, CA. Yeah man.

@verabroes4494

1963,the year off my birth,today's 12March 2022,my parents weddingday,67years ago,my 2older sisters and brother are past away,also my parrents,i still remember the moments at home as child,when Tony 's music was on the radio my mom and dad danced together with us. Tribute to all my beloved

@stewartsimon89

40w

May the memory of the last of the great crooners be, forever a blessing.

@geoffkemp-yg9nl

1y↑12

What a great song.I was born late 60's and have enjoyed punk,r+b,and trance and pop.I'm lucky to love parts of it all, oh the good life. 👍

@jeaniemiller1929

40w↑5

My mom loved this sung by Tony! I do too! He will be so missed!!!

@1mespud

40w

Thank you, TONY BENNETT for doing your part to help save and tame mankind with your gift and talent. Truly last of the golden age crooners and a legacy that cannot be undone. In the meantime, I'll do my part to keep the music playing.

@janethothersall8345

40w

RIP Tony….thanks for your beautiful music xx

@marydeschamps1686

40w

This world is a little dimmer today. Rest in peace Tony. Thank you.

@jtgall1

40w

R.I.P. today Mr. Bennett. I remember as a wee kid in the 60s, this song on the kitchen radio at home during the week with my mom.

@marinelacurrie1666

39w

Thank you Tony for making a part of our life beautiful with your songs...we love you

@SmilingIbis

40w↑13

Great voice, great arrangement, great song! Ciao, Tony!

@Georgejmh

40w

You HAD a Great Life, Tony Bennett. RIP to a most classy crooner - -2023.

@glasane

40w

Bennett, Sinatra, Cole, Rawls and many more. I am blessed to have been born in the 1950's and to have experienced many renowned artists.

@TheHunter1841

40w

Last of the crooners, a generation that will never be replaced.

@celiasantos4167

35w↑1

Thank you Mr Bennett for the music. Love the Good Life reminds me of my father.
Rest in peace.🙏

@monticlassictv

40w↑1

Unfortunately the last of the great crooners from the fantastic 1960’s has now left us to sing with the angel’s above, but what a legacy to leave the world with Tony’s great songs. God bless you Tony and thanks for the great songs and memories. RIP Tony aged 96.

@gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors

40w↑3

Absolutely beautiful ✌️❤️ RIP Mr Bennett, thank you for your music..

@mimimarie1801

4y↑13

Nothing compares to this beautiful music of yesterday. What a dump this world is today. There will never be such an elegant time as this was. I just see my parents in every lyric. ❤

@pascal219

A lazy chair, a beautiful italian amarone, a good cigar, a crackling fireplace, and this song.

@marcburnham2768

40w↑1

RIP Mr. Bennett. You lived the good life!

@mikesweeney5619

40w

R.I.P Tony.......Heaven just gained one HELL of an angel :(

@mozart579

40w

R.I.P Tony, thanks for the music.

@brianbyfield3584

18w↑1

If ever a song was written for one person, this is it. Must have been written with Tony in mind. Back in the 60's this song would resonate wherever we were when out & about. Absolutely love it, brings back so many memories of friends no longer with me. Melancholic maybe but always happy memories!!!

@tearmann

8y↑10

Anthony Benedetto! One of the smoothest male voices in American popular music; and probably the best one when it comes to interpreting mood and phrasing lyrics.

@Freddieduda

40w↑1

So sad to hear of the passing of Tony Bennett. Tony was the last of that wonderful era. Rest in peace maestro and thank you for the memories.

@Sincopare

40w

The good life is hiding my sadness from Tony's passing, even though he's lived a full, good life. He was a link to the past, when romance and taste mattered.

@tommyshaw25

40w↑2

RIP my old friend ❤

@haydeegeerlings3602

2y↑1

Born in 58 in Suriname,grew up with this music and still you can hear these songs on the radio every sunday,i love it.

@williamhenry4986

2y↑1

Music is not colour you can’t see music you can only hear it close your eyes and listen and your find it’s a gift for everyone

@diamonddog4708

2y↑28

Even the intro to this masterpiece gives me chills. Beautiful

@alpillois

1y↑2

sache distel ,voir" la belle vie" the original song !!!!

@bahamasmanman6393

41w

USA when it wasn't vulgar

@diamonddog4708

41w

@@bahamasmanman6393 the whole world is vulgar unfortunately

@diamonddog4708

41w

@@alpillois I prefer Tony's voice. Richer and stronger

@leslieschmidt19

37w

Mr. Bennett, rest in peace. You brought so much pleasure to my whole family, especially my mother, r.i.p, muttie!

@ianlove1215

40w

I saw him multiple times in London, THE BEST!! RIP

@lwood6666

40w

R.I.P. Tony. 1963 When my whole Life was in front of Me. Totally Different world now.

@helenbailey8419

40w

Rest in peace Mr Bennet.Thank-you for such amazing memories.

@ruthharper2499

39w↑2

One of my many favorites by this genius. Rest in Heaven Tony Bennett

@280StJohnsPl

10y↑14

My brother went to school with Tony Bennett in Astoria, NYC.
Good for you Tony !

@ShikataGaNai100

10y↑4

My Mother went to elementary school with him. Us Astoria dudes gotta stick together. I met him at The Venice Pizzaria just off 21st Street as a kid. :-)

@martinplatt5928

4y↑25

My mother played this every day in the early 60s. That LP cover was part of my childhood. A truly great singer.

@gilleshinaut66

38w

Un pure moment de bonheur.Bon voyage Tony !Merci

@rainbow3899

Effortlessly Unforgettable
Mr Tony Bennett

@discerningtruth6848

39w

#TonyBennett serenaded audiences since his first appearance on the "EdSullivan show in the 60s. Those memorable songs will forever be edged and carved in our hearts and minds. RIP.😊

@chrismsciabarra9321

40w↑3

RIP, Tony Bennett. What a wonderful legacy.

@burndog5520

4y↑39

No words to say how truly great this is.

@irisavaglio4947

39w↑1

Music royalty we will miss you ❤️

@GAB8407

36w

R.I.G. and Thank you for making life good.

@voicegirl555

4y↑7

Happy Happy 94th Birthday Mr. Bennett! I love this song and they way you sing. You are the last of the truly romantic singers who know how to touch the soul and really sing a lyric. God Bless You and I wish you 94 more years on this Earth.

@andrewstewart415

2y↑1

Words cannot express the beautiful sadness of this rendition. They don't make 'em like this anymore

@voicegirl555

2y↑2

@@andrewstewart415 You can say that again!

@ritadamayanti2087

2y↑2

" Im number 1" I can throw you a million miles. Great song for a great movie. Good night all.

@terrykinglake4505

I was in my second year in the Royal Air Force when Tony brought this out....yep, he sure was right.

@FNFIHOCTW

6y↑5

I'm in another world when this music is played!🎆

@anthonypugliano8741

40w

One of the Greats !
Thank You Mr. Bennett !

@p.b.-letspickacardandsee8576

40w

🙏🏿🕯️⚖️🎙️
Rest easy Tony 🤗
PURE class ⭐
Thank you
😇

@emerybayblues

40w

Memories of Magic 61. RIP Mr. Bennett.

@TheLaurkenGroup

3y↑2

I’m 62. I was a kid the 60’s. My parents played Tony & his ilk all the time. They played this music on the hi fi,, which became the stereo, which turned into into this fancy intercom system through the house. I can hear this song and I’m transported back to Black snd white TV, the sitcoms that shaped me….the music too. Neighbors were instant friends, we played until the street lights came on, in august. we drank hot water from a hard green plastic hose in so robes yard. Remember getting a cut your on your knee & mom would blow on the wound as she applied Monkey Blood on it. Man, that shit stung. I miss those days.. Sullivan, sing Along With Mitch, The Life of Reilly, Queen for A Day….too many to name.

Fewer divorces, too.

@nigeljones4155

2y↑2

That song 🎵 comes on a magnum ice cream advert on tv.i thought it was Tony Bennett singing it.Good 🎵song

@malcolmkerr7017

3y↑3

My dads favourite singer of all time lost him to covid 7 Dec 2020 he was 86 and loved all the old crooners

@barrydaws4602

4y↑1

This always reminds me of an old workmate, from the late 1970s. We worked on North Thames gas board, on emergency call out in all weather. Here's to you Roy wherever you may be

@roycolby1484

23w

In my opinion...The best voice of all time!

@laurakipperman3682

49w↑1

Thinking about my mother ❤ 🕯🙏

@brookes92

40w

RIP Tony, you up there with the legends now😢😢😢

@marvinhusbands7485

9y↑82

Black guy from East London listening too this and loving it.

@rudysmessage7737

9y↑15

+Marvin Husbands You ain't a black guy or a white guy when you listen to this, you are merely just a guy. Good music gives not one solitary fuck what you look like. I think Bob Marley would have put it much better than that... but, anyway, have a rad fucking day/week/life and continue to listen to good vibes. (None of that was meant to sound negative) Peace from a white guy from South Wales.

@mikebell8603

9y↑5

+Rudys Message and peace to you brother from native aboriginal land in remote northern Canada

@ferelgueta

8y↑8

+Marvin Husbands I love the answers! We´re all just people enjoing this wonderful song, I´m a southamerican girl from Buenos Aires ;)

@taniadaribeira

8y↑7

+ferelgueta and me a french girl from Paris and I'm enjoying it ;)

@deha11mo

8y↑5

Salvation is free forever!
Jesus Christ died for our sins and He was buried and He rose again the third day according to the scriptures, to save us from eternal judgement and give us eternal life. Believe it with your whole heart and you will receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Jesus will baptize you with the Holy Ghost and you will be sealed by the Holy Ghost unto eternal life forever, guaranteed. It's a free gift, there's nothing you can do to earn it or lose it. Only God can save you. Scripture says God will never take away that free gift from you. So believe it with your whole heart.

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