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-Falling Through the Noise the Cold and the Hazed Lights of the City-
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@galefromwaterdeep

26w↑81

My father used to burst into our room in the morning, when we'd refuse to get out of bed, absolutely BELTING this song. Memories.

@ryna03

13w

😂 Now that's funny! But as a kid or worse, as a teenager, that would be awful. 😅

@kenkaczmarz288

12w↑1

Your Dad Must have known my Dad. I didn't realize then that Saturday mornings were his time and he was Happy !!

@poetcomic1

3y↑1.5K

Three days after Oklahoma opened, Oscar Hammerstein was in a ground floor hotel room in NY. He had the window a little open to get air and he woke up to children singing "Oh, What A Beautiful Morning....." He says it was the most deeply satisfying moment of his professional life. The song had spread that fast, even children were singing it.

@manhattan123

3y↑11

Seriously? Seriously? You think Oscar Hammerstein was on the ground floor of a NY hotel? lol

@poetcomic1

3y↑31

@@manhattan123 WWII and NO ROOMS soldiers sleeping in doorways.

@pamelawalmsley5971

3y↑13

I love that. Thanks for sharing.

@TheVideoDisplayer

3y↑11

Great story. Thank you.

@garethwilkinson3456

2y↑6

What a great song and what therefore a great man.

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@gpm14

2y↑281

My dad with late stage dementia... had a rough day yesterday. He woke up humming this song today. I am glad he takes comfort in this song...

@edrose1175

41w↑8

Such a uplifting message

@grassytramtracks

38w↑7

My grandmother also has dementia but this is one of the songs she remembers. We were singing it today and it made her happy, you could tell. Her mother was born in Oklahoma before it was a state, and that is one of the stories of our family she tells. I've never even been to the US but I want to go one day

@VickiKech

26w

I hope you can come visit@@grassytramtracks

@antoniocamacho314

26w↑1

The concept of forgetting is such a pleasant one to think of. The confusion is not. Kind of a catch 22 going on there, because everyone wants to forget something.

@lisbetsoda4874

14w

But we don't just forget the bad things...@@antoniocamacho314

@whzel

5y↑1.1K

My great granddaddy used to sing this song to my grandmother every morning while he was making them breakfast. My granddaddy passed away when I was 9 (4 years ago ) and I loved him with all my heart. This was his favorite song and we even sang it at his funeral, not a single person in the room needed the lyric sheet because they all knew him that well. He was a retired Air Force veteran in WW2 and my grandmother has the Flag that was given to him when he finished his duty as a pilot, still hanging in her room. RIP Granddaddy.

@evaschoenfeld3186

4y↑15

I'm sorry for your loss.

@popolandkupatv1370

4y↑4

Why has people has to sorry they will live a peacefully world in the sky

@Christina-ib3hy

3y↑2

My dad came to pass and I still have his flG

@kroakie4

3y↑3

Whzel, God bless our veterans. He sounds like he was a very sweet man. I hope you have fond memories.

@scooternak53

3y↑6

May your Grandfather rest in peace. Thank you for his service 🙏❤️🇺🇸

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@danielstotler4606

25w↑18

How ironic -- the ad that played before this video happened to be the T-Mobile Home Internet commercial LOL 😂

@gookawild5543

16w

And just before that, this was used to introduce Activision-Blizzard-King to the Xbox family 🟢

@mr.greasy6483

14w

They won’t raise your rates at T-Mobile come get a great deal everyday

@QueenCosmos

52w↑85

My mother used to sing this to me every morning to get me in a good mood while she made me breakfast. She was an amazing person. Always so positive and sweet no matter what. Rest in peace, mama.

@patriciaoreilly8907

24w↑2

Your Mum sounds very delightful 😊 & great memories you have 😊

@CathyKitson

15w↑2

MacRae is still one of the best singers who's ever lived!!!!

@jmr9923

46w↑11

My wife sings this to our newborn nearly every morning, he wakes up with the biggest smile you ever saw

@steffersonairplane

46w↑1

I sing it to my baby boy every morning, too! He will be a year old next month, I can barely believe it. Congratulations to you and your wife on the new baby, btw! Take care of one another and best wishes on your new chapter as a family 🙏

@MichaelJones46Video

48w↑44

Still gives me chills to hear this song in 2023!

@shimmeringfairydust3275

3y↑369

MacRae has one of the most spectacular voices of all time! Just glorious.

@patriciahammond4380

3y↑24

It really is amazing. I could listen to him sing all day. Plus he's nice to look at too. ;)

@TheSOKOYAH

3y↑14

He was and I had a long time crush on him💕💕💕💕💕💕

@nitawest3337

3y↑4

agreed

@BillGreenAZ

2y↑6

I can't think of another singer that can match the resonance of his voice.

@essessessesq

2y↑3

@@BillGreenAZ Mario Lanza had some of the qualities of Macrae's voice

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@richardgornalle4536

4y↑513

This man had a glorious voice.

@jackierequa9234

4y↑7

yep he dose have a glorious voice

@noahdecarmo8668

3y↑8

@@jackierequa9234 does*

@elizabethwelsh7493

3y↑2

@ Noah De Carmo your annoying

@noahdecarmo8668

3y↑6

@@elizabethwelsh7493 you’re*

@richardgornalle4536

3y↑8

@@noahdecarmo8668 You're correct and definitely not annoying.

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@philippaperinski1428

7y↑1.7K

My father turned on the radio on the morning of his wedding and this song was playing. My parents were happily married for over 60 years.

@itsnotthesamething

6y↑39

This is my mom's favorite song, and she wants it to be played at her funeral. But I do need to find a version that he doesn't scare Aunt Ellen to death! lol

@Junming2010

6y↑6

lol... Have you found it?

@kaymcclain1

6y↑10

What a beautiful thought...

@stl3556

6y↑9

Beautiful story

@Hawkeye752

6y↑8

God bless 'em!

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@mjheuring8665

2y↑68

The opening always makes me cry. It's so clean, so mid 20th century America. Joyous, boisterous and classically American. Out of all of the R&H musicals Oklahoma is a masterpiece.

@grassytramtracks

38w↑4

I've never been to the US, but my grandmother is from St Louis, Missouri. She now has dementia and even though she's forgetting who we are, the songs from Oklahoma and other musicals from a similar era have still stuck with her. Me, my sister, my father and my stepmother were singing it with her today, and you could tell her smile lit up when we were singing it. I know it's a memory I will look back on fondly for a long time

@ceciliakay7674

My father used to sing it when he was making us all a first cup of tea which now I think how amazing he was..he placed the mugs on a tin tray and climbing 2 flights stairs to each bedroom that was in the 1950s. 1950s...no mobile ones then nor utube music. maybe a wireless set gramophone record player..how lucky we were! and the icing on the gingerbread "Daddy" ringing O what a beautiful morning! But am searching baffled thinking where did he first hear it?!

@mjheuring8665

I need to add that this obviously doesn’t represent what America was really like, it’s a fantasy seen through the eyes of white, straight, Christian people. Still one of the best opening scenes of any film, ever.

@dawnhorn-rodriguez7367

1y↑9

My grandpa used to sing this every morning. I was blessed to have that man until my 40s . He passed at 93 yrs old. Army Veteran, chef and just all around amazing. I am so blessed for the time I had with him and grateful to hear the song anytime online ❤

@manyafuerst8670

1y↑35

My father would sing this some mornings to wake us to ready for school. My father’s other morning song was “ you are my sunshine. When visiting my grandchildren, I sing to them to wake for school. It’s a wonderful way to start the day. Gordon MacRae’s Oh, What a Beautiful Morning IS my wake-up song on my iPhone.

@rosalinda-305

21w↑2

My dad has a great deep singing voice and used to bellow this at the window making breakfast in our humble kitchen when I was a child. Business picked up and we became well-off, moving into bigger houses as the years passed, but that remains a treasured memory. Doesn’t matter where you are if you have a happy family.

@mariemurtha8952

3y↑38

I attended an Easter Sunday mass several years ago. The priest leading the mass started it - without comment- by singing this song. He got the whole congregation to sing along w/ him. It was a very memorable, joyous moment.

@annetteelliott1494

5y↑119

I've loved this movie all my life...I'm now 74 and still love it.....

@andrewpouliot7994

My grandfather had apparently loved this musical, and sang it quite often while my father was growing up. My father would blast it during some mornings as well for me and my sister too while we were growing up. My grandfather just passed yesterday, he had dementia for years now and he was slowly shutting down completely. but while in the hospital yesterday, he sang a long with my grandmother and sister when they started singing this song. i cannot wait to continue his and my fathers tradition of singing this song during the morning, and maybe one day, singing it to my own children as well. I am sure he will be singing it with me.

@kellymcphaul2793

4y↑184

Can we talk about the wonderful music and Gordon Macrae’s perfect voice and his basic perfection in every way? And soooo easy on the eyes. God.

@debranielsen2002

4y↑200

I am NOT a morning person, but this song will get me going every time. 😂

@Proj3ctX1

31w↑6

There was just something so magical about musicals and music back then. Its way b4 I was born but it always puts butterflies in my stomach and a smile on my face.

@englishgentesq7154

30w

So true. There is indeed something quite magical and timeless about musicals from that era. When I listen to the Wonderful Gordon Macrae's rendition of Oh what a beautiful morning from Oklahoma it lifts my spirits for the day ahead. Take care now.

@nattydreadhead

18w↑1

This song is very special to me. My nana use to sing this to me every morning when she called. I’d do the same. It’s been 3 years today since her passing and I always tear up trying to sing this song. Cherish yur family. I miss my nana.

@scaler96

35w↑6

What a lovely story. I know this song makes me feel better when I sing it. I learned all the words and I sing it out in my yard. “All the sounds of the earth are like music”

@linengray

4y↑63

I want to publicly thank my mother for raising us on Broadway musicals. First it was listening to the cast recording records, then actually seeing them on stage (when we could afford it), and then watching when they came on television. It gave us an appreciation of music from an early age which blossomed into classical music all the way through punk.

@marlenecartaina4401

3y↑2

I am high on all these wonderful, beautiful comments! Perfect positivity!

@judymann294

2y↑2

My brother, Roger did the same for me! He loved musicals. and theater and passed that along to others in our family!!

@Xarantaur3020

1y↑1

I just turned 43 April fool's Day and I lost both my parents last year and when I was growing up, I watched so many Broadway musicals because it's what my mother loved and I grew up to appreciate it and I'm so glad she shared all the movies she loved with me because I had a different child than most kids. I grew up watching the old black and white movies and the Tom and Jerry and Esther William movies and I will treasure that forever and one day I will show them to my children. ❤️❤️❤️

@delfine7163

My dear mother did the same for me. The radiogramme played the vinyl records of all these wonderful musicals constantly. We sang along and were word perfect. Thank you, mum, great happy memories!

@pattepurcell1725

3y↑17

I had a dream last night I started singing this song and everywhere I went everyone joined in. I woke up and turned this on and I’m crying with joy. It’s a sign folks, God wins.💕

@manthasagittarius1

4y↑98

Beautiful dapple grey horse. I love those markings. See how it's listening to him sing? Watch the ears.

@kroakie4

3y↑16

I’m glad I’m not the only one who thought the horse was really pretty too.

@Marcel_Audubon

3y↑4

grey is okay, but one like snow or maybe like milk would be really something to dream about!

@forestbathing4443

3y↑6

He is listening 💕

@haweater1555

3y↑3

The singing for this scene is not recorded live. Gordon would have sang this first in a recording studio, with a microphone close for best audio quality. Than filmed this scene outdoors, the production crew playing this song on speakers and Gordon either sings along to his own voice or perhaps not, just lip-syncing himself.

@Marcel_Audubon

3y↑9

@@haweater1555 they sing along to the recording - lip synching would look fake and would not show the natural motions of the throat, etc. which are quite different when someone is actually singing.
I have bought some 'soundtrack' recordings over the years that are clearly different than the version actually on the soundtrack, so they must make several versions

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@geoffshaw346

33w↑4

There has never been a feel good opening song to a musical as powerful as this one.A celebration of summer,earth's bounty and the love we have for our planet.

@grassytramtracks

38w↑5

My grandmother has dementia and forgets who we are but she still remembers the words to this song (and also other songs from Oklahoma and other American musicals of the same era), and we sang them today and you could see her face lighting up. My great grandmother was born in Oklahoma before it was a state and my grandmother was born in St Louis, Missouri. I've never been to the USA before though I want to go there one day (my grandmother has lived in the UK for 61 years). Music just has such personal meaning and associations

@englishgentesq7154

31w

Thank you for sharing this ultimately uplifting story about your Grandmother. Dementia is indeed a cruel disease, yet it does not take away the childhood musical memories from one's loved ones. Take care now.

@thatguyincleveland

28w↑31

Who else came here after the Microsoft trailer of Activision Blizzard King joins Xbox?

@Japackie

28w↑4

@fernandovasquez3685

28w↑4

It's a good day to play

@Nickinator811

27w↑2

This was a great choice of music for the trailer

Microsoft is very generous with their multiplatform games

They want all to enjoy their favorite games regardless of platform

@gookawild5543

16w

Likewise with me!
😎 🎮 🟢

@TheMoonflwr671

4y↑106

I could listen to Gordon McRae sing all day long.

@jackiemcmeekin6551

6y↑221

What a great singer. And “Oklahoma” is one of the best musicals ever written!

@InsertStephenHere

Jackie Mcmeekin Well........... some beg to differ.

@sirrykr1679

I remember seeing the musical Oklahoma when I was 8 or 9 years old on the TV. And I dont know why but it scared me and gave me a very bad feeling. As a result I kind of blocked it from my memory. But I still remember the feeling of dread connected to it.

@samanthabenn-duke3848

3y↑2

@@sirrykr1679 Maybe you were familiar with the impacts on the Native people who still live here in Oklahoma. What was good for the cowboys was devastating to the Native people already here.

@michaelverbakel7632

1y↑1

Those were the days when Broadway was truly wonderful. When you say the names like Rodgers and Hammerstein, Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Alan Jay Lerner and Loewe(who wrote and composed shows like An American in Paris and My Fair Lady), people still smile. Those were the days when the New York Broadway stage attracted talent from around the world and people lined up to see the latest Broadway plays and musical theater, as compared to today.

@emmalancaster2013

It really is! I know if by heart!

@mitchellrose3620

4y↑112

Something very good about these musicals...we need more of the positivity.

@atheodorasurname6936

3y↑15

I appreciate how Oklahome and other Rodgers & Hammerstein'a works were based on reality, yet still could be so positive and inspiring, and they were also not "preachy".

@mrsinister8978

@@atheodorasurname6936 yeah nothing religious.

@JudgeJulieLit

@@atheodorasurname6936 But perhaps for "When You Walk Through a Storm (Hold Your Head Up High)."

@JudgeJulieLit

@@mrsinister8978 But for the abbey nuns' opening Gregorian chants in The Sound of Music. But yes, e.g., "It Ain't Necessarily So" in Porgy and Bess.

@raylenenielsen5943

2y↑7

Musicals these days are nothing compared to Golden Hollywood. People can’t even sing like that anymore. Today it’s all about whining, yelling, screaming. Singers sound like the need put out of their misery.

@richardigp

2y↑21

This is the greatest musical opening ever. Awesome. Magnificent. Fantastic. Inspirational. Calming. Gets you ready for anything that comes next. Inspires everyday philosophy. Thanks R&H.

@LauraC-hq7sm

3y↑7

Beautiful I love how he's smiling the whole time

@tellmel1010

hes not

@garethwilkinson3456

2y↑2

Epic. I'm from a little place called Britain. I love this wide open tribute to America. Damn good.

@njlillycline

1y↑5

My family were settlers in Oklahoma in those “Wild West” days, and my ancestor Jacob Cline was a very popular livestock auctioneer. All of his kids would play music for the crowds and they would all make merry. I’m blessed enough to have had these stories passed down to me to know… I find great comfort in this song and the thought of having come from a place of steadfast adventure, music, and love.

@alina4066

51w↑3

My daddy used to sing this song he used to sound like him brings back a lot of memories. I miss you Daddy.❤

@ryster9526

3y↑8

Ya know people could REALLY sing back in the day 😱❤️😂💪💪

@rafaelpelaezf

6y↑409

My father used to sing this song when he was driving me to school. He passed away and I miss him a lot, I remembered him because yesterdar it was his birthday

@mh5618

6y↑4

happy memories :)

@user-lx2kv7vl7u

6y↑6

Bless you R - Our wonderful David used to sing this every morning and we had our son Aarun he used to sing it every morning to him. Sending much love

@cartera312

4y↑1

Same here, I only just discovered the connection recently. Nothing like solving solving a heartfelt mystery via YouTube:) His Birthday was February 11th....

@hephzbah1130

4y↑1

I’m sorry your dad is gone. My parents are gone too. My mother loved musicals. This was one of them. This always takes me back to my innocent times as a small child in the early 1960’s😊

@glenbencivengo4242

3y↑1

@@hephzbah1130 happy memories for a time long ago. Time is a three fold present: the present as we experience it, the past as present memories and the future as present expectations. In a way loving memories of times past and loved ones gone take us back to those times.

@wi77iam34

28w↑8

thanks for introduce this beatiful song to an new generation Xbox, well done.

@stevenchristopherfernandez214

4y↑13

Oh What A Beautiful Morning Gordon MacCrea perfection

@yvonnewratten5855

33w↑2

Such a lovely song with such gd childhood memories .

@smaymeckley1

1y↑1

This is a song for forever! And the movie Oklahoma is a classic. Love it! and I am 86 years old. . . .

@JanetBeatty-qe8lz

1y↑3

Last night we had the most glorious sunset--reds and oranges and yellows lit up the sky. The sounds of the earth are truly like music!

@reneehurt387

3y↑34

Rest in peace and birthday greetings to Gordon McRae. Your voice touches the heart. It is a treat for the female ear. Thank you for putting yourself in every note

@stephaniecase4988

3y↑1

It's amazing that the sky matches the sky in this video

@wendys390

23w↑1

Why does watching that bring tears to my eyes? The melody of this song seems to reach very deep into the heart. What absolutely wonderful music.
Mr. MacRae sang so beautifully, his horse was so beautiful, it's like watching a dream. He's what they now call an archetype: the good guy on a horse, like the embodiment of the American Dream, the cowboy knight that represented all the best of us and in us. I want it back, that America, and men like that. And needless to say, music like that.

@irishnessie

22w

Probably cause you miss the innocent times 😅

@kathrynmolesa1641

4y↑34

When Gordon sang with that Golden voice, you couldn't help but be happy.

@eduardojr3141

28w↑11

What a beautiful morning for xbox 🎉

@peachrose2793

33w↑1

I have always loved this movie. I was 12 years old when it came out. Thanks for sharing.

@angiebone7999

Never forgot this song, was just thinking of this after decades. I was about ten yrs old but I knew good music. And, had the biggest crush on Gordon McGrey.

@SweetMe1691

3y↑14

Woke up with THIS song in my head.... don’t recall EVER hearing it before...🤯 woke up with those words in my head, searched them on YT and this mans voice was exactly what I heard in my head! 😏☺️

@clarkb1900

3y↑2

Memory is an odd thing, eh? ;}

-Say, I just noticed someone in the comments said that "The 'zoom meeting' Coors commercial uses MacRae's version of this song." Perhaps that's where you heard it, then forgot about it since it was just an advert. :]

@elizabethbowie9753

2y↑6

😭 my Mother used to sing this song around the house when I was little !!! 💗💗💗💗💗

@CherylWhitestone

I saw this in Los Angeles as a child. I still Love Rogers & Hammerstein.

@edwardparsons5085

3y↑1

Great to hear from an old sound much loved America at its best along with Jazz and larger than life grandeur

@victoryissweet5941

1y↑6

He had a set of pipes on him.Wonderful voice.

@ashjaylk

28w↑9

thanks xbox for introducing me to this masterpiece

@gookawild5543

16w

ABK !

@jameswitt2981

3y↑3

Great movie...
Still watch it from time to time!

@micheleriedel2267

2y↑1

My mom sang this song as she was dying I never heard it before so I googled it . And I never heard my mom sing before but she's was singing just like this song I never realized she had such a nice voice she probably sang to me as a kid but I don't remember.So this song is a nice memory

@DreamingCatStudio

3y↑14

In 1958 when I was 4 my mom, dad and grandma moved from Texas to California. Dad sang this song as he drove and I loved the feeling of adventure and hope. The idea of something being as high as an elephant’s eye impressed me too. Dad also sang Cuanta Le Gusta, which Is a fun song to sing, and a great song to sing when starting a trip. When we can travel again!

@poetcomic1

Yeah, I grew up with a singing dad who told corny dad jokes, enlisted the day after Pearl Harbor and later worked like hell to make a life for his family.

@lynzimoore4010

3y↑31

Listening to this song NEVER gets old!!! Thank you Gordon! Your voice lives on....

@OursonAaron302

15w↑1

His voice is amazing

@iristakenoko3939

4y↑1

i loved when R&H movies came on TV 📺 childhood had its perks back then

@kurtrueckel1254

3y↑22

One of the greatest opening scenes in cinematic history!

@annecohen8927

3y↑30

No wonder I haven’t heard anything about him, he passed away long time ago. He had such a beautiful voice.......I almost forgot about him.

@JimmyCooks25

28w↑19

Xbox brought me here. What a glorious day

@damacattack8434

28w↑3

This is the perfect theme to celebrate 20 months of hard work to bring Activision to Microsoft.

@gookawild5543

16w

😃 🎮 🟢

@AnaCastro-td6km

I Washington an exchange student from Uruguay in Long Island and I got to know musical which I love. Being a teacher one of my pupils gave me a small musical bird that sings this song and I hear it all the time. Lovely!

@compton1808

4y↑25

Gorgeous Gordon McRae. I wish you were still around, you had such a golden voice.

@erickborling1302

Tony Bennett recorded a video this week!

@RachelHipp

5y↑16

Came back to this after listening to clips from the new Broadway revival. It has its virtues, but... This singing from Gordon MacRae is just gorgeous. This is the voice (or those like it) that I want to hear singing every Broadway musical.

@johnjay2717

2y↑1

Wonderful to listen to this in the morning with a coffee. Life is beautiful and one needs a reminder to enjoy life in the moment. Life happens in the present and it is in the seconds and moments and the hours right now. It is also the future right now for the days we have been looking for that future to unfold. Live right away... there is nothing more valuable than living happy gratefully and feeling blessed and in bliss. How lucky can I be when I feel a direct connection to my Source - The Universal Intelligence!

@laurahoward5426

2y↑1

Beautifully photographed, great horse riding, a handsome man with a gorgeous voice singing a Great Song!!

@potatogodalmighty2331

4y↑4

Beautiful song. Simply beautiful

@sheilaettingoff773

2y↑3

A fabulous classic movie. Gordon will be forever Curly. He had an amazing voice and great appearance.

@rmtmiller

2y↑1

My favorite musical.

@ANASTASIA92961

40w↑1

I’ve got a wonderful feeling,
Everything’s going my way.

@ryanOGab

2y↑11

That opening shot still never fails 👌

@devonferris

6y↑115

MY god. I so so so LOVE old classical musical tunes. What a beautiful deep voice. How come our society today doesn't appreciate this types of vocal voices anymore?

@ryanbrown4053

5y↑18

It's probably "too masculine"

@peacenow42

5y↑1

they do especially in hip hop

@DieFlabbergast

5y↑13

People these days have no taste.

@peacenow42

5y↑7

@@DieFlabbergast they have taste. what you are not seeing is how much it costs to market a person's talent. There are not a lot of venues for deep voices. you can appreciate all you like by donating money to these singer's careers.

@peacenow42

5y↑9

@@ryanbrown4053 that has nothing to do with it at all.

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@stephaniecase4988

3y↑1

Today was the most beautiful day.An I've got a beautiful feeling everything is going my way 😂

@JustAdumbASMRchannel

22w↑1

The opening in the corn field is probably the most beautiful movie scene ever.

@MorShaya007

28w↑14

My gamepass brought me here💀

@music2336

28w↑13

Some people came here for memories and others came bcz of Xbox exclusives game trailers

@fernandovasquez3685

28w↑5

It's a good day to play

@Ayanelixer8518

28w

I'm in the later group lmao

@bigsis60

4y↑2

Oh what a beautiful song to wake up too! My parents were married in April of 1955, it was a very good year😄

@pamelawalmsley5971

3y↑1

Great looking. With the best voice ever.

@nycsocal1

2y↑3

Gordon MacRae's voice is perfection with this song.

@Tron95915

28w↑11

Oh what a beautiful day to be a Gamepass subscriber

@raymondsteen5316

42w↑1

One of my father's favorite songs since McRae was his favorite singer.

@nancygoldberg8731

2y↑2

I sang it this morning when I heard from a friend I haven't seen in three years

@unlimitedpower4101

24w↑5

Finally! I've been looking for this song forever cause of those T Mobile commercials!

@b1g.pr3tz

24w↑2

glad i’m not the only one

@4396yoga7

23w↑2

glad i’m not the only one

@michaelwhite8775

2y↑8

The most amazing voice I’ve ever heard everything so effortless absolute Legend

@camilosapag4202

3y↑1

When I was a child i used to watch this musical with my grandfather, this and seven brides for seven brothers. Now I'm a musician, thank you grandpa. Miss u.

@puertoricanguy999

28w↑9

It's a good day to play, indeed.

@gookawild5543

16w

I was looking for this comment! 💯
😎 🎮 🟢

@ricardodesouza5106

2y↑4

This is the song of my childhood0.I used to sing it every day when I was 10 years old.Immortal

@andyguy0610

1y↑3

What a great voice Gordon had. I love listening to his duets with Jo Stafford, there voices are just so right

@traciefuller3145

41w↑2

Seems like we all share close to the same memories. My dad used to wake me up singing this song ❤

@cameosemasek195

36w↑1

I love the musicals, ❤

@martinkeith5543

4y↑3

truly beautiful wake up america this was you so wonderful where are you now a diamond this is what this song is a true gem

@Larimer_Music

4y↑15

The “zoom meeting” Coors commercial uses MacRae’s version of
This song. It reminded me of how much I loved watching his old musicals and what a fantastic singer he was!

@colleenhoover4327

35w↑2

No one could sing like Gordon McRae

@willfriar8054

4y↑1

My dad was one of the stagehands that took the original off Broadway show Oklahoma on the road. He was with them up show for many years. To see the movie reminds me of my daddy who's been gone for 20 years he's hanging out with such beautiful women like Lauren Bacall and many other he worked with. He was on the beach running a landing craft on D-Day

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