Loretta Lynn - The Old Rugged Cross video free download
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Duration: 02:49
Uploaded: 2009/04/27
Loretta performs "The Old Rugged Cross". Loretta, the coal miner's daughter, is famously from "Butcher Holler", a section of Van Lear, a mining community near Paintsville, Johnson County, Kentucky.
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8 years ago
MA LANIYO
Never be afraid to share or sing songs like this!9 years ago
Runeguy33
I saw her sing in 2013. She's a treasure that won't be around for much longer. :-(9 years ago
Alihallal Sophia
Check out this playlist on YouTube:9 years ago
MormonAll
One of my all time favorites indeed, Sung by one of the best.Thank you to all who made this available.10 years ago
Adam K
Loretta Lynn - The Old Rugged Cross10 years ago
BuckitSitch
Did you even read Joe's comment? BTW, do you agree with Joe? Yes, what I said was rude, but I spoke only in response to Joe's rudeness. What I said was perfectly true, in my opinion.10 years ago
Adolf Pin
wonderful song ....just for our wonderful Lord Jesus10 years ago
Kyle Morrison
Coal Miner's Daughter was the movie starring Sissy Spacek10 years ago
Emily Kranenburg
I luv her voice, & the movie they made of her....I forgot the movie, but I beleive the song was Sweet Dreams...10 years ago
Lynda Ryan
I truly love gospel songs <311 years ago
MICHAEL KNIGHT
i love this song it my gramother fav rip grany june 14 201011 years ago
Rita Perry-LaChance
This was one of my mothers favorite songs. She used to sing this to me on road trips11 years ago
grace Martinez
love to her always and forever ..thanks god for the queen of country..Lorreta Lynn11 years ago
barrygioportmorien1
Great version Loretta.....11 years ago
Bridgette Parks
Which house? She had the original one torn down (the one in Butcher Hollar) and replaced with an less "shacky shack". I was also born and raised there. She played with my grandma as children, there were cousins.11 years ago
Giovanni Maria Tommaso
How fortunate are the believers, how pitiful the jealous seekers as they cringe knowing they can never have that which is freely given from above though they try to steal heaven by thunder & feigned love!11 years ago
Penny Gathercole
Lordy Lordy I was raised as a child in my church with this true and most wonderful song, today I am still in a relationship with Jesus Christ our Precious Savior and Holy Father.11 years ago
Kåre Bjørnevik
A wey nice song. Ewen here in Norway we sing this song. Thank,sRelated Videos
