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It might help to know the origin of this song. Strictly word of mouth but I'd always heard that the lyrics were written by a WWII widow lamenting that her husband was never coming home. PS it was the only song she ever wrote. Makes the song mean more to me. How precious to have loved one so.
I always liked that song. Do you remember Roy Rogers and the Son's Of The Pioneers?(Ghost) Riders in the Sky: A Cowboy Legend by Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra - See more at: http://playback.fm/birthday-song#sthash.9L6iXj8T.dpuf
Yippie i ohhh ohh ohh
Yippie i aye ye ye
Ghost riders in the sky
Neither was I. My aunt lived 2 blocks from him when he drove a light gas and water truck. We'd see him riding his Harley in his silly little white leather captain's hat. Someone said oh that's that Elvis guy. LOL I think he ended up as just one more who succumbed to the pressures of fame. My Dad's pulmonary Doctor was also Elvis's. He was desperately sick long before anyone knew it. Kind of like our prez but Elvis's was physical only. LOLNovember 6, 1956 "Love Me Tender" by Elvis. I was never an Elvis fan.
" In 1814 we took a little trip. Along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty mississip" Rumor has it that Jackson started his March in my home town. LOL
When you surround yourself with people who won't tell you "NO" you wind up like Elvis, Michael Jackson, John Belushi.......and countless others. It has very little to do with Fame and more to do with addiction. Fame becomes the excuse for bad behavior and poor choices.
