Bing Crosby - Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams video free download

Ker Plunk

I prefer the 69 eyes version

MjH4X

-Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow?I don't give a shit, just let me listen to this song.

maradewiedl

Just sent this to a dear friend in a mental asylum to chear her up. I love this song and I remember the first time I was walking through Rapture in the Medical Pavilion and listened to the whole song. 

Fire Brand

Where can i get this as my wallpaper??

ZeldaHead718

I remember roaming around medical pavilion and coming across this song in the room with the sitting nurse. I killed her then stopped to listen to the whole thing and shazzamed this lol. Awesome song 

SuperBagHanger

Tuff to smile when the castles fall.

SuperBagHanger

Makes you realize the things of this earth are fleeting and your running out of time.

Nano Saakyan

During rough times, this song always helps. 

Leo Montemayor

old song's are beautiful :3

James Aagaard

well . . . of course it IS Bing Crosby . . . but a very young one before he had really fully developed his one signature style. What's really interesting about this recording is how much it shows the influence of Al Jolson in the years that Crosby was getting involved in the business.

Matias Rubilar

rapture

hotdogman67

I swear, if Bethesda puts this in the next Fallout I'll have an orgasm and a half!

Danny Baird

Ps I like Bioshock too :)

Danny Baird

I'm 16 and I think this song is better than most songs in this day and age

yohcg

Recuerdo estar matando mientras oigo esas canciones durante el juego, es raro.

redroverzzz

Im 16 man and i love this beautifull songs :D

scorpiocat69

A surprisingly decent rendition of a song originally sung by Al Bowlly. Thanks for posting this version. p.s. check out Al's version also.

Valen Tante

Totally, and I heard that more than half of the first part of the DLC is going to be about just exploring Rapture without combat. That might be interesting.

BIGSLMAN

Well I haven't played it yet but I welcome the idea. I agree with most people that a change of pace was necessary, by that I mean leaving Rapture and exploring new dystopias, but I can't say returning for a two part DLC and seeing how Rapture actually was during it's prime isn't more than I could ask for.

Valen Tante

Bigslam, you seem like an intelligent gentleman of good taste, could I ask what are your thoughts on Burial at Sea?

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