Tie a yellow ribbon 'round ol' Oak tree - Tony Orlando скачать видео бесплатно

Heidi Sinderman

"I'll stay on the bus, forget about us, put the blame on meeee...just tie a yellow ribbon round that ole oak tree..." I didn't have a great childhood in some important ways.But this song? We had a player piano in our basement. This was 1 of the piano rolls and I played it, over and over again, pumping the piano with my growing child feet. I can hear the sound of the piano roll winding back into itself at the end of the song.

Christian Ronn Porca

i like singing this in a karaoke

José Arturo

Oh my! THOSE LYRICS!!! I can actually understand them! Oh My!! Background singers I can actually sing along with them!!

Gilbert Sanchez

I remember when i use to wear bell bottoms during that time. Girls went crazy for Tony Orlando. He even had a show like Sonny and Cher.

Peter Goodwin

Even the bus is beautiful not like the European shit i drive these days. They were real American buit quality with a road ranger box. Great song.

Andy Southam

1970's, halcyon care free days

Bill George

The lyrics mention "prison". But, I believe the popularity of this song was really a result of the times. This song became wildly popular shortly after the end of the VietNam War. Conscripts, or draftees, to the U.S. Military Service were obligated to three years of military service. Some draftees felt they were imprisoned by the laws of conscription.

Akara 'Ma

A lot of people haven't seen a yellow ribbon.

Scott Burton

Their biggest all-time seller & a certifiable classic.

moofushu

Back when they recorded videos on potatoes.

Bruce Wayne

SHIT what if she doesnt have a yellow ribbon

Aaron Lucas

This was number one in America and the United Kingdom on the day I was born, 4th May 1973.

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SHINee, I thank you for doing this song

J Dawg 25o

So, these are the lyrics that Maxwell was tortured to on the Nightmare Throne...

stopitwithusernames

I had always thought this song was about someone getting out of prison. Then I was told it was about a civil war vet returning home; i guess that makes more sense she couldn't write back, but it doesn't explain the reference to the bus.

Edwin Alemán Villalobos

Inolvidable para siempre, Tony Orlando y su grupo Dawn

Christian Grant

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This was my favorite song back then!

Nicky Sparrow

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