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old is gold

Un autres classics français

Causer des abre ccavla dynamite

En encartelé les abre ?

super

Je pourrais penser que ce fut une inspiration pour Paul Piché

BONNE FETE DU ST. JEAN BAPTIST

BONNE FETE ST. JEAN BAPTIST

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I know it's been a long time since you've uploaded, but I just want you to know that I love your music, and I think the congregation you pastor is really, really wonderful. I''ve yet to have the opportunity to attend a service, but I think it's really wonderful that y'all are affirming, and I think it's so rare for any church to actually acknowledge indigenous peoples, much less on their about page. I hope you upload May it Be onto this channel, but I know that no matter what you do you're doing God's work. - a brother in Christ

Your rendition of this song is absolutely beautiful. It reminds me of some of the very best folk singers of the 90s and 2000s. Just absolutely brings me back to my childhood in a deeply meaningful way.

Superb chanson merci grand

Bri-anne Swan, sweet voice + swell music = sweet video

Nutjob 0arasite commie pawn traitor to humanity.

W song

I went to high school with you- never thought much of you- now i think you are worse

visa le noir et tue le le balnc .. tu es mechant .. et si ca avais ete le noir sa aurais pas été grave

Beautifully sung. Need to record it again, because of the coughing in the background - a quality recording would be good, because you have a lovely voice - a wonderful hymn with a meaningful story.

Les Voyageurs!) “We’ll bed them all, two years throughout, We’ll bed them all, two years throughout, Until the kids come tumblin’ out!” The refrain: It is a good breeze, it is a fair breeze Upon the good breeze my Dear is calling And with the good breeze, and in the fair breeze Under the good breeze we’ll take our ease! The verses: Behind our place, there is a pond Three lovely drakes would swim upon The King’s young scion came to hunt And silvern was his hunting gun He hit the white (though aimed at black!) O Son of Kings, Thou art so bad! The blood flow’d out, beneath the drake Below his wing: a little lake And all his plumes fled on the wind (Three ladies ran to gather in!) Of them a softer bed to make For all and sundry they would slake (The last verse you already know I hope that you’ve enjoyed the show…) I truly have no idea why this very old, ribald ballad is considered suitable for children to learn !!!

J'aime écouter de ces anciennes chanson, dont on comprend facilement, car la musique n'enterre pas les paroles ... www.lagenda.quebec

So beautiful

Beautiful cover.

beautiful song

I had to learn this song in French studies about 28 years ago..😜😂🤣

Very nice!

Ben oui monsieur xérès je suis d accord mais le québec c est aussi le canada sur lequel règne ou régnait la reine de l ennemi héréditaire alors on vous la donne volontiers cette chanson mais par pitié ne vous la faites pas voler par les autres bon baiser de france

Oh, par pitié... Ben oui, les Français, cette chanson vient de France. Et nous, d'où pensez-vous que nos ancêtres venaient? De France, bien sûr! Ils l'ont emmené avec eux et l'ont transmise à leurs enfants, qui eux l'ont transmise aux leurs jusqu'à nous., avec quelques petites variations. De sorte que c'est autant NOTRE folklore que le vôtre. Alors arrêtez de dire "Eh, mais cette chanson n'est pas québécoise, elle est française!" "Oh, mais c'est une chanson normande!" On s'en sacre!

Comme je vous remercie madame de nous livrer une chanson du folkloriste Québécois monsieur Raoul Roy (Saint-Fabien-sur-Mer=06 Janvier 1936=Montréal=30 Janvier 1985)!!!-Je possédais deux microsillons de monsieur Roy; et nous éprouvions d’énormes difficultés après son décès prématuré (leucémie ); à pouvoir nous procurer des chansons faisant partie de son merveilleux répertoire!!!-Et comme j’apprécierais que vous nous en proposiez d’autres!!!-Il existe d’ailleurs dans le Parc national du Bic un belvédère-Raoul-Roy du nom du célèbre folkloriste!!!-Très cordiales salutations.-Viviane. (16 Août 2020)

Very good diction, finally I understand what the song is about!

J’ai bien cru reconnaître la belle voix de notre folkloriste québécois monsieur Jacques Labrecque.-Viviane (04 Juillet 2020)

But this song is French.... it’s about nobles privileges in medieval France.

Pretty sure this is the song one of our elementary school concerts songs was based off of can’t have fourth graders singing about whiskey can we now

Just a beautiful rendition! A living prayer!

Recently found out that my Great-great grandfather came from Indian River on PEI, and that I’m 8th generation Canadian. Proud of my Canadian heritage.

Thank you

pure gold

Gotta love new Brunswick

A little slow to me!

euh la voix est très moche

This is great! Only you and Gordon can do this justice!

Bessie Calhoun was my wifes great grand mother on her mom's side. I love this song. Boiestown rah rah rah!

ma mère chante une version beacoup plus belle, plus lantement...

Although at first encouraging, when attempting to sing this in Brittany, the natives soon showed extreme boredom with it. Sad because I've always enjoyed the song.

I love your voice Bri-anne. I don't understand a word, but I don't need to:).

The link to Stephen Lower's digitized songs is dead. Any chance you could hook me up with a copy?

Angelic voice, refreshing to hear!! Thank you!

Interesting. I was looking this song up for a poetry class I'm in, and the first lyrics sheet said, "J is the jobber who’s never on time". Guess those folks weren't what they used to be by the time that version was written (I was shown a version that's closer to this one which is in more archaic English, so by the sounds of it, this is closer to the original).

Awesome performance So beautiful voice Enjoyed it thanks for sharing I have subbed your channel okay I looking forward to seeing your next upload video Happy weekend to you and yours (^_−)−☆

magnifique! quelle voix!!!!

lovely....love your phrasing and again, gorgeous voice Ms S