Did I Fill The World With Love (Richard Harris)

[islander]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPzUyiAlYTg#

Did I Fill The World With Love
Richard Harris

[islander]

another one of the same for the holy week...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDmESwh5-LY#

Did I Fill The World With Love
(Mormon Tabernacle Choir)

[islander]

one more...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rcpCneQaW0#

from the original soundtrack of the movie "Goodbye Mr. Chips"

[chicogon]

I love playing, and singing, this song: favorite in the seminary in the 70's and 80's 

[Lorenzo]

I've never heard of these songs before. I like it tho, thanks for sharing, mga igsoon.

[islander]

I love playing, and singing, this song: favorite in the seminary in the 70's and 80's 

this is one of the first songs i learned to play on the guitar, rendering it personally memorable.  oh, happy me.

[islander]

I've never heard of these songs before. I like it tho, thanks for sharing, mga igsoon.

your mom and pop must know this song.  it was common during mass celebrations in the period fr chic had mentioned.  (it looks like at that time, you were still floating in the cosmos wondering whether earth will accept you or not. )

p.s. maybe watching the 1969 movie "goodbye mr. chips" will help.  (i haven't watched it myself, but i'm curious.  i hope it's still available somewhere.  it starred peter o'toole and petula clark.  well, if these two aren't familiar to you either, think of that blue-eyed guy in the movie "lawrence of arabia" and the song "don't sleep in the subway".  if these turn out to be more of the same strange territory to you, by jove, you must be a martian!)

posting "don't sleep in the subway" song in another thread...

[chicogon]

I have this written in notes somewhere... pangitaon pa. 

[Lorenzo]

your mom and pop must know this song.  it was common during mass celebrations in the period fr chic had mentioned.  (it looks like at that time, you were still floating in the cosmos wondering whether earth will accept you or not. )

p.s. maybe watching the 1969 movie "goodbye mr. chips" will help.  (i haven't watched it myself, but i'm curious.  i hope it's still available somewhere.  it starred peter o'toole and petula clark.  well, if these two aren't familiar to you either, think of that blue-eyed guy in the movie "lawrence of arabia" and the song "don't sleep in the subway".  if these turn out to be more of the same strange territory to you, by jove, you must be a martian!)

posting "don't sleep in the subway" song in another thread...

i'll definitely have to check those movies you mentioned, isles. thanks.