Clarence Carter - Patches w/ lyrics video free download

Jade the _bgt Tomboy

This is more sad then Haddie

George LeBlanc

great song and video !

Freny Engineer

Life is barren and dry or it’s lush green. A lot depends on how well and how often you water it. Nothing comes from nothing, nothing ever could. Keki.

Ken Saber

Not only are the words sad but his voice is sad too. In fact I'm crying right now.......

lostintime86

Love the song. Just glad the other kids didn't call him shithead.

Brandon Scott

Absolutely brilliant!!!

Jorge godois machado

very good

Moses Siphuma

I always shed tears every time listen to it! it reminds me of the struggles the families face

Moses Siphuma

I always shed tears every time listen to it! it reminds me of the struggles the families face

Det Mstr

I find this song sad. When his father died, he had to take charge. That meant giving up a huge portion of his life not to mention his childhood.

Retro2Modern

lmao sucks to be poor and black

margaret cimineri

I Love This Song, And Always Will!! Thank You So Much For Sharing Jones!!

Jomie Rivera Jr

my favorite is son it's all up to you

Frank Conrath

To whom this may concern,  I believe you people wanted some more "poop" on my "pop!"  Well, here goes "nuttin' honey(s)":    Whenever dear old dad wanted to sound "hip," he would use the term "bummer" to express aggravation at anything displeasurable!  This wouldn't have been bad back in 1968, but he adopted that "phraseology" in 1988!  And when we would "go with the (speed) boat" to The Lake of the Ozarks,  again, he would embarrass his offspring by indicating our arrival at a "dock of the bay" to gas up the old "girl" by exclaiming "ahoy there!"   (And at the time, we weren't even in need of cookies!  "Chips Ahoy!") That dad o' mine  --  what a cad!  Er, card!  Another of his "faults" was when he tried to say, "yippie-doo," but it always came out "yippie-DEE!"   A small enough peccadillo admittedly, but every stinking day of our lives, c'mon dad!  And he always referred to Merv Griffin as "Marv!"  And granted, Merv was a "marv"-elous entertainer but again, for our whole lives!  C'mon, daddie dearest, "wake up and smell the coffee!"  Which reminds me, he used to dunk  his  peanut-butter sandwiches in his morning "joe!"  And I suppose my middle-name, Joseph, was a result of that "indefensible" habit!  And finally, he used to gobble butter-bread and (raw) radishes, a trait I think he acquired in his youth coming, as he did, from a German-American family!  But to this "hip" but sensitive boy, it was almost too much to bear!  Anyway people, that's it from down here on the (funny) farm!  I guess you could say this "hick" can't "hack" it anymore!

Rhonda Flanders

It brings tears to my eyes &. a great big lump in my throat.

nobody important

Beautiful heartfelt song

tremer 2009

Thanks less enough, jonesfs63.:)

Phillip

This song is depressing.

nello pinello

it´s impossible to hear this song without crying...all the more reason you choke with sobs whenever you try to sing it. can´t be finished.

Roger Bezerra

Always try not cry with this song :(