Sissel Talks: «He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother» 

A wonderful tribute to a little girl's love & determination. And one sees Sissel's heart here as she struggles with a phrase, "...everyone's heart is important...."

Sissel, when she sings is like an Angel, When she talks she talks from her heart with such a beautiful voice and emotion.

That was very touching!

You are such a wonderful person...everything matters too you.. Tha way you explane each meaning of a song..wonderful..love you. 🌹🙏

I did not know that she had lost her own brother. I can certainly see how much this song touched her.

Sissel, I can see how much you feel this song. Thank you for always being you in the songs you choose to share with us.

Love this song... didn't know it wasn't a Hollies song, but loved to know the story behind it. Huge fan of yours, Sissel! Please be safe!

I have read that this was a quote from the famous children's refuge, Boys Town, founded by Father Flanagan. He was supposed to have been told this by one of the orphan boys whom he saw carrying a smaller boy on his back. 🙏🏼

The song was written by Bob Russell with the music by Bobby Scott. Russell was dying of lymphoma and would pass away the next year. So the song probably had personal meaning to them. But to me this song always invoked an image of a soldier carrying his wounded comrade to safety. One soldier black and one white, brothers-in-arms. This time was the height of racial turbulence and angst over the Vietnam war. And this song always touched my soul.

AGAPE Means love and Under standing Sissel does it with Music

I am with you and folow from Mexico

Great song and the setting is just right.

I agree with you. Every one is important.All the best.

Everyone is important.

Love diesel never know that English not her first language