Ruby Murray - Softly Softly free for downloading

My grandmother would nurse me to sleep singing this song ... when I’m missing her I play it

What a beautiful memory of when I was ten. Brings tears to my eyes. I loved this song. She had a lovely voice. God bless her.

Real popular in the United Kingdom about March 1955.

My Grandad went to school with her she was from the Donegal road. She was a lovely person according to him.

this was number 1 when I was born

I do not think people will remember with such fondness, the so called music of today in the same way in which we remember the wonderful music and songs of the 1950s and 1960s. The vast majority of modern music is more or less instantly forgettable and in the future probably will not be remembered at all. I remember buying this 78 rpm record for 10p back in 73 from a junk shop and saw Ruby perform live in the mid 1980s als.

this may seem strange, but we live in a strange world this song is for the loving person who is singing yes dear RUBY MURRY WHO I MET  some years ago god bless you RUBYLOVE TONY HODDER   MARTOCK

I thought she was fab when I was 17 and still do now I am 77

Loved this when I was little and I still love it all these years later.

Her vocals are too beautiful for words.

I fell n love with her when I was 14 or 15 and I think she was 18. What a lovely woman. Thank you.

hi im 62 but i remember this song from my mid 20s when my dad god rest his soul sang it to my mum god rest her soul at new years / holgmany house parties and it was just so captvating i just wish i could do it like he used to on karaoke

My mother, an incurable romantic from Belfast, used to sing this when I was a child in Belfast.. She died around the same time as Ruby Murray, Sydney, Australia, in 1997, aged just 59. A victim of smoking, as Ruby was of drinking. Both left this world too soon, and both sadly missed .