Clanna Remember Me

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Northern Irish singer song writer covers the Christie Hennessy classic song -Remember Me. The song was recorded and produced at Pinegrove studio Ballymena and the video features scenery from the North Coast of Northern Ireland. To buy the single visit:
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18 сен 2024

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@czarinarondael9475 2 года назад

Nicely made so happy to see Ireland back again soon

@czarinarondael9475 2 года назад

All pics taken in Ireland thr best place to see and one of your buckey lists

@marionmccurry6735 3 года назад

Beautiful song with wonderful words. My husband & i remember his beloved sister who died alone with no family holding her hand.

@gayeblake164 3 года назад

So beautiful ,what a voice ,amazing 😍❤

@paulinewoods375 2 года назад

The first time I heard this was the Osmonds singing it agter Andy Williams died and then at a friend's funeral. Love this song. Often wonder though, it the song referring to the person that has passed or is it referring to God. Did try and google an answer but unsuccessful.

@monds5276 4 года назад

This Christie Hennessy song and this poignant video - a marriage made in heaven 💋

@Kieran46100 3 года назад

beautiful song, beautifully sung in sad memory of all our brothers and sisters all over the world, who had to let go and then die alone

@retsofus 3 года назад

So beautiful. brought tears to my eyes

@fabeogardinier 3 года назад

such a heartbreakingly beautiful song and voice

@anneregis1760 3 года назад

Made me cry

@296mw 4 года назад

Beautiful song, beautifully sung.

@michaelsimcock9535 3 года назад

Not sure why but this came on my to watch list and so glad it did its a beautiful song

@gayeblake164 3 года назад

So beautiful ,what amazing voice.

@EliCatM 3 года назад

So beautiful. Speaks not just to those who lost loved ones directly to Covid19, but also those who lost loved ones because of Covid19 (the so called 'collateral damage' - oh how I hate that expression).