Roger Miller - Less Of Me - John Laws Theme Song video free download

Grahame Farrell

Thankyou sir / madam ; you're spot on, exactly what I was looking for. Silly me I thought it was Tom T but am not surprised it's Roger another friend of Lawsy. Thanks again

somefunnyshit1

when we aussie's here this it means close to lunch timenice... keep on keeping on

sshelget

Many artists have recorded this. I think Glen Campbell wrote it? Statler Brothers also sing it. So do Oak Ridge Boys and others I had never heard of before: Jimmy Hood, Bill Staines, Dave Rich. I had no idea Roger Miller did it. :)

bryce40355

What a brilliant song. I just love it

olivia3123

Beautiful. Thankyou uploaded! :)

Brian Robertson

Not on Supersongs, but on A Tender Look at Love, 1968.

charles o'donovan

Great song on Roger Miller's SUPERSONGS album 1975.

SDValen

I got here because "Dang Me" was going through my head yesterday. Bounced around Roger Miller songs for a while til I hit a new favorite - this one. I can't song along because this song chokes me up. I've lost count of the replays. Google does not find a CD to buy. Where did this come from?

Johnson28316

Never listened to John Laws (ratbag radio) but know this is the best version of "Less of Me" Only Roger could bring out that extra dimension. Have a listen to "the Last Word in Lonesome is Me."

voltare2amstereo

every time i hear this song, i feel like a roast pork roll from the (then) local takeaway - use to listen to john laws every day at work , then this would come on and it'd be lunch time.

Bluesjanet

Glen Campbell wrote this song. (: Great song.

The80smoose

Great song, great lyrics. Will love it if I could purchase it on itunes or find out what album its off.

gothematt

Lawsie is back on radio in 2011

d57z12

This is the Ten Commandments 'in song'. Truly inspirational. If the human race lived by this basic credo we'de have no more war or dispute. Happiness and peace would be ours.

Toby Fraser

Oh the days of Lawsie on the radio. 'I thank you for listening. You be kind to each other.'

juslookin3

Great! Never heard it. Thanks for posting. :)

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