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This is such a beautiful yet sad song about miners. God bless them all.

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Wrexham, Gresford. 1934. Swapped shifts so they could watch Wrexham v Tranmere Rovers. To the 266. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 you will never be forgotten. And we will never forget that your family’s only received half a shifts wage by the company because you didn’t complete a full a shift. God bless.

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Wonderful song. Glückauf from germany ⚒

This song always brings a tear to my eye and lump in my throat. All those men and children down in the dark underground. God bless them all ✝️

R. I. P Billy x

I'm a miners daughter and proud to be one

The honour is providing for your family, that's what we do.

Please can anybody tell me were david Alexander's grave is Liverpool or Wales I'm 53 love is music I sing in pubs a clubs also would like to visit an show my respects I visited Joe longthornes grave a couple of years ago true talent of these fine singers please let me no somebody soon hope to hear from you thanks

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Is anyone else here because of Young Sheldon? The latest episode was so sad, RIP George Cooper & RIP all miners who passed away

I've listened to them all, this is the BEST of all of them............

My Great Grandfather, my Grandfather, my father and I all worked underground. I got out after ten years when the mine closed. It was very hard, yet very satisfying work.

Absolutely fantastic 👏

Always bring a tear to the eye. One of the best 👏

I started Blidworth Colliery in Nottinghamshire 2 months before my 17th birthday in 1981...Love this song, fabulous 👌

Durch Zufall bin ich auf die das Lied gestoßen, es hat sich in mir verankert und lässt mich nicht mehr los! Wenn ich es höre kommen Erinnerungen zurück! 😢😢😢 4:16

Schmalzy sacrilege you changed the lyrics!!

Does this song make others cry within seconds of hearing the first line ? I know it does me 😭 Only a Miner will understand this song, hits me right hard it does.

I was a child grew up in Scotland during the miners strikes and the brutal evil bitch Margaret thatcher who enforced all her cuts poltax and anything else she wanted to try out against us Scottish hope she’s rotting in eternal hell fire the damage she caused in Scotland ratbag bastard so she is FTK ALBA GU BRATH THIG AR LATHA 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Diolch yn fawr Geoffrey Williams

This was at my godparents and grandparents funeral

I never met my grandfhers one died at 49 the other 52 so so sad....reminding us once again there was no white privileges.....put down a mine aged 14

My Irish daddy loves this song my great grandfather worked in the mines ive known this song

This is a fantastic song, Rita McNeill wrote and sang it first but David did a good job❤

Played this at my early retirement on all the TV in the pub deadly silence and a few tears

so grateful to these guys. proper shit job but they just got on with it. not like pussies these days

Omg this is so schmalzified 😂

I was informed of a gentleman,who was bringing into dock a navel ship at the time the miners were on strike. The captain of the vessel remarked words to the effect, as to what he would do to the miners. My friend replied ' you wouldn't last half a shift underground. He was reported and was brought before the top brass. He was reprimanded for speaking out of turn, but couldn't be sacked as he wasnt of direct Royal Navy. (personally i believe there was another major factor). When he would pass through the dock gates to go home, he always took off his officers hat and placed on his cap and overcoat. He knew the struggle of the working man, and as a youngster endured the American great depression. He was very well read and had a fantastic brain to the very moment he died. He never forgot the stable he came from.

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This song has just been played at my dad’s funeral today. He was a coal miner for many years in the Durham coalfields

Einfach Kulturgut dieses herrliche Lied über unsere Ruhr 💙🤍

I remember it must been about in 1968 there was a mine near Leeds there was 8 men trapped down the mine which somehow filled up with water. My husband and I sat up all night for news but the search went on for probably months before it was realised they couldn't be rescued. Has anyone else heard of this terrible accident so it's rip for those brave souls x

When men was men ❤

Diesen Song liebe ich, er ist von 1960 wunderschön💕. Helmut Lotti ein großer Künstler🎉 . Bin immer FAN, was für eine STIMME ❤DANKE. Tolle Fotos.

My father and his father worked in the pits .

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The sentiment in his voice as he sings somehow places me in the pit workings with the miners...such a strong beautiful voice he has...

❤🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀....

This was my grandad favourite song and it helps me to remember him as he is not here anymore

This was played at my dad funeral there are a few people sing it but like this one the best

My grand father and uncle work in the mine in Scotland R I P

Awesome

Underpaid undervalued and now considered with disdain kept the country warm with electricity Mrs Thatcher epitomizes the ingratitude to the miners and other members of the working class the historical peasants scratching the dirt