Ashley Campbell Performs "Remembering" on Country's Family Reunion's New Series "Kickin' Back"
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“Bone for bone we are the same
Bones get tired and they can’t carry all the weight
We can talk until you can’t even remember my name
Daddy don’t you worry, I’ll do the remembering.”
“Remembering” was her debut single in 2015. Campbell said that she wrote the song shortly after moving to Nashville and coming off a tour with her dad. “He was starting to decline with his Alzheimer's Disease and I knew that there was gonna be a time where he wouldn’t recognize me…that pretty soon he wouldn’t know who I was,” said Ashley. “We’ve always had a special connection. I wanted to have something that would be able to reach out to him even when he can’t really understand words anymore. And that’s music. This is a song is from me to him about how I’ll always have his back.”
Ashley performed the song for a new series on CFR called “Kickin’ Back,” where country artists were asked to invite someone who had NEVER been on the show to perform alongside regular stars such as Bill Anderson, Jeannie Seely, Jimmy Fortune, Rory Feek, Larry Gatlin, Gene Watson, and more. “Kickin’ Back” will premiere on RFD-TV in June. Watch a preview here:
Though her father will never perform again, Ashley is focused on her own burgeoning country career. Ashley made her debut on the Opry state in November of 2016 and will be performing at the “Opry Country Classics” show alongside Crystal Gayle, The Gatlin Brothers, Chuck Mead, TG Sheppard, and hosted by Larry Gatlin. The show will be at the Ryman Auditorium on April 14th at 7 PM in Nashville, TN.
Her single “Remembering” is available to download on iTunes and Amazon. Fans of the RFD-TV series can pre-order “Kickin’ Back” online.
Country’s Family Reunion airs Fridays at 8 p.m. ET on RFD-TV with an encore at midnight ET.
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Saw farewell concert in NYC.Ur Dad was EXCELLENT!! When he introduced you, could see how much he LOVED you! Ur Dad seemed VERY HUMBLE! He left the world a more beautiful place!!
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This song and singer should be a big hit.
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I'm a old logger worked 42 years falling timber....I thought I was tough till I heard this...it brought a tear to my eye.Beautiful song!
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How did this song never get airplay? It would be a #1, even today. Beautiful.
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I am the child my dad remember when I saw him for the first time since his wife of 57 year's. Played a song I wrote in Montana and verify his sweetheart had passed away. He believed only me. No one else. Thank you. The song title is. " Lyons Paw." He is Retired Navy born in Little Rock Arkansas 1939. Dan McInnis Davis III Junior. Always Perfection in the Music and God given Family Talent ❤️🙏🙌
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I feel like crying someday when my daddy gets old I don't know how its going to be. Jesus be with Glen Campbell Soul we have Faith he's in Heaven praising your Name Jesus. Please be with Ashley and the family.
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Makes me cry like a baby... this girl is the sweetest woman in the world... her voice is angels
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How is that song not a smash hit? It's hauntingly beautiful..
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GOD BLESS GLEN CAMPBELL, GOD BLESS THE CAMPBELL FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
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How can anyone not be tearing up when they are hearing this beautiful song
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Brought tears to my eyes, thinking about my baby and her babies….hope they never forget me…
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Like father, like daughter. A golden-haired blonde singing a country song, but quite meaningful and revealing, full of sympathy and bonding.
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Can she be any more talented? Unbelievably great!!!!!
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"Daddy don't you worry, I'll do the remembering" is one of the most touching lyrics I've ever heard. I couldn't stop crying. Thank you, Ashley Campbell.
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Lovely girl, beautiful heartfelt song. Glen can RIP.
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Why is this the first time hearing this ?? It's beautiful ❤️❤️
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Beautiful. I cried. For her dad. For her. For all those that are forgetting, and the ones left remembering. I still remember. 😥
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Larry Gatlin's tears speak for all of us. I still have no clue how Ashley gets through this without losing it.
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Grammy worthy song if I ever heard one!
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I am BBC an RN . But, I never imagined caring for my father when he was dying. Never hesitated to answer the call… but he suffered from dementia for many years. I c out ups not cry. I felt he was set free. Thank you for your song. It has allowed me to finally cry and grieve for my father. I am so very grateful. I loved your father’s music and am grateful you possess his talent. You have given me a great gift. May God bless you and yours. 💕💕💕
