PATSY CLINE - COME ON IN 

Patsy Cline could silence the angels out of envy and respect.

Best singer ever ❤♥💙💕💖💓❤debbie

The greatest female country singer ever

Such an underplayed gem!!! Bless her soul, just imagine if she had lived...she wouldve been everyones "mama" in Nashville.

What a woman, singer, human. Should have been crowned the queen of American Music at some point in her life. She'll always be royalty to me.

Her voice was a gift.💖

Lol my dad had this played at the start of his funeral

Best female vocalist of all time. A real natural talent. Others were also good but they could only come in second.

She sings like she is singing to you personally. That endears her to you. She's like a friend you're never met.

She is beautiful truly a legend this is my favorite song because it reminds me of going to my grandparents house and they would say make yourself at ho,me

*" Patsy Cline"* SO NATURAL- SO BEAUTIFUL- SO phenomenal as ALWAYS!!*

Truly a lady ahead of her time and from what I've heard and read...she would welcome you with open arms and say....come on in and sit right down and make yourself at home! Love her and know she was a heck of a wonderful gal!

Amazing!!! There will never be no one like her again.....

God I love her so pretty here

Pasty was one of the best. I believe she would've crossover with time but not to stay..

1st time seeing this omg she is amazing forever young mrs patsy cline.

Great song, when she was still pure country.

I wish I could have known her. Such a beautiful woman. God bless

Patsy !!! Heaven must have sent you from above !!!!

Just amazing.

First time I heard this song was in the made for TV movie titled "Patsy & Loretta." I loved seeing Patsy in this movie and finally the co-star. I'm glad that Loretta Lynn has introduced the wonderful music of Patsy Cline to many generations.

Hermosa canción y alegre también 👏👏👏Patsy Cline excelente cantante de country y/o música folclórica Norteamericana

I think it’s a shame when they had this song being sung in the opening of the Lifetime movie Loretta & Patsy, that they omitted the last verse of the song about judgement day in the movie! I had to come over here and listen and sure enough they omitted that verse

"Ozark Jubilee" footage intercut with unrelated footage of street scenes and the fiddle player from her 1963 "San Antonio Rose" clip. With dubbed audio of the studio recording. Better'n nuttin' I guess............

Do we know when & where this was filmed?