Jo Stafford - You Belong to Me download song

Robert Luevanos I went to Korea in 1952 and I first heard this song there on a mountain top close to the 38 parallel I have loved the song since but only sung by “G. I. Jo” as Jo Stafford was called by WWII soldiers and I also remembered my buddies with a tear in my eye I am 87 L

This is my grandparents wedding song. I come here when I miss my Grandma, she lives far away. RIP Grandpop, we love you ♡.

Impeachment hearings, climate change, the holidays, random shootings and ww3? this song was playing in my head and I had to get my fix. That's why I'm here listening. I was born 19 April 1948. Whew.

One of the first songs I ever remember.This song was still being played in the early 1950's .My mom would be doing the dishes in the kitchen. I remember it so well.Rest in in peace my dearest.

These comments are making me tear up. It is so charming when people put there name after each comment. Red

Whos here from the irishman and the nun

See the pyramids along the Nile Watch the sun rise on a tropic isle But just remember, darling, all the while You belong to me See the marketplace in old Algiers Send me photographs and souvenirs Just remember when a dream appears You belong to me I'll be so alone without you Maybe you'll be lonesome too and blue Fly the ocean in a silver plane See the jungle when it's wet with rain Just remember till you're home again You belong to me I'll be so alone and without you Maybe you'll be lonesome too and blue Fly the ocean in a silver plane See the jungle when it's wet with rain But remember, darling, till you're home again That you belong to me

A 16 year old here who very much enjoys classic songs :>

The Irishman brought me here... Phil tests got bombed, Frank Sidone got shot and it was a great time for sheeran

At 72 y/o, I still so remember my mom singing along to this while she was doing the dishes. I was 6 y/o. -----------------------------------WolfSky9, 72 y/o

I am playing this to my 88 year old mother who has alzheimers. She is singing along to the words. She used to sing this to me.

Did someone turned on the radio?

I am 97 year old and I joined the Royal Air Force in 1941 this song remind me of those days

I am 82 years old, but was a special song to me when I was at Lees-McRae College in 1952-1954. The tears are flowing, but they are happy tears. Thanks for the memories. Peggy

Great stuff, dad was in WWII, Korea and Vietnam and I grew up with all the old music. A blast from the past !!

There's no other song in the world that reminds me more of my parents than this one!!! My dad fought in the Pacific during WWII and while back home, my mom stood watch in the towers to watch for enemy aircraft. After the War, me and my brother were born --- thank you, Lord Jesus, for keeping my Dad safe! -- and, I can still hear this song being played on the car radio shortly after it was released in 1952. Gracious, I do love and miss them!!

I was seven when this record was cut and I love to hear it. My Mum used to sing it while she was ironing so I grew up with real music like this. Much better days then,

My grandmother always plsy this song in a her old vinyl record and we cousins always laugh at it. My grandma said it was their theme song during the war. Now years later i love this song