Grand Funk Railroad - I Can Feel Him In The Morning video free download
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Uploaded: 2007/11/13
Track 6 - I Can Feel Him In The Morning From the 1971 album Survival which seems to be generally dismissed by critics and some fans alike, it has always been one of my favourites. Always will be. If you dont care for it, don't watch it, and dont let me know why you think its bad. Its not about you, its about the music and what it means to me.
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9 years ago
James Karriman
I love it! I've been digging on Grand Funk since the early 70's...9 years ago
Gregg Goss
One of their best works. Every time I listen to this it brings a tear to my eye. Going to see them for the first time tomorrow night. Hope they play it but I doubt it. 9 years ago
stillerfan69
never heard before. thank you for posting.9 years ago
David DeGriselles
This is my favorite song by GFR. Love all the other ones, but this song just hits me as their best. I also think it is the best Anti-War song ever produced. It so peacefully gets you to look at the crimes of war. "Let me hear them scream and cry", words that sound serine when sung, but the meaning rips your soul. Probably their nicest sounding song, but one with a gut wrenching plea of peace. Excellent song.9 years ago
Dale Bergeron
Thanks for posting this song. I tried to find the CD for years. This was a song that I was sure was going to be a hit.9 years ago
Rick Cappetto
Mark and Don wrote this together and its probably their greatest lyrics in any GFR song, for sure its their most poetic song.10 years ago
Rebecca Apodaca
Heard this song in high school for the first during a youth group gathering at the church hall. It touched me then and still hits me strong. Amazing song for any age and any generation. God is good!Huusker Abe in NM. 10 years ago
bruce roberts
Brilliant - sheer brilliance - what a song - emotive and thought provoking - this is what music should do to us.10 years ago
Wyatt Bayer
The reason this song may not have been well liked is because it had depth about the most meaningful issue in all of life. It is anything but the typical tawdry music that so many music fans prefer, (a sad indictment on our times and entertainment.) If you've got a soul, this is enough to reach it- to the very depth. Thank you Mark, Don and Mel. You made us proud.10 years ago
Bobby Tectalabyss
GOD & GOOD a child's way of mind ~ Grand FUNK Railroad has many good songs gone unnoticed10 years ago
mike peine
GOD & GOOD a child's way of mind ~ Grand FUNK Railroad has many good songs gone unnoticed10 years ago
Alessandro Paz
Great album!! And great song!! Wonderful!!10 years ago
Alan Edwards
One of my all-time favorite tracks. What a brilliant introduction to the song itself......10 years ago
Texas Muddog
Beautiful Song, thanks for posting - Cheers!10 years ago
Texas Muddog
You can go anywhere in the world, and hear this song and know it's Grand Funk Railroad from Flint, Michigan. Forever The American Band!10 years ago
Charles Kemper
I grew up with grand funk. In there younger days no better. They had songs that had meaning not rap or hiphop. Peace love and joy was there spirit of there music. God bless10 years ago
Richard Gault
Mark Farner's epic hymn like song during his long search for truth. He finally gave all to JESUS in the 1980's... This was better than any contemporary Christian music of that time.10 years ago
MrBrucetithecott
We Are Everywhere In His Name10 years ago
Kenneth Fanyo
Some of the best gospel I've ever heard. Every once in a while, just the right lyrics come together with just the right music and just the right performance. There's simply nothing to be improved upon. This is one of those. 40 years or so on, it can still give me pause. It can be ignored, but it cannot be denied.10 years ago
Erwin Aguero Arancibia
Este es un verdadero tema. A otro nivel.Related Videos
