Bobby Darin - Clementine free for downloading

they better play this in the walking dead

Need this in walking dead

"The old bridge trembled, then dis-assembled"

The songs got everything ranchers and heifers--boy, what a heffer, whalers and whales and a whale warning, 49ers in a minor key and a weak bridge, a really weak bridge.

This song was offensive before people even got offended. This song is dark haha

Is it just me or does this remind you a little of Mack The Knife?

No freaking way would this song pass today

Only Bobby Darin could make me absolutely love songs such as Mack the Knife, Artificial Flowers, and Clementine which all have dark, slightly morbid lyrics with upbeat, swing style melodies and timing - even if I feel like I shouldn't. Bobby Darin truly is one of the greatest of all time.

With misty eyes after hearing "artificial flowers" sung by Bobby, this song helps to bring back a smile.

Love that line...'The old bridge trembled, then dis-assembled"

I can’t see why it would be banned or frowned upon today. We have bridges, whales and miners. Is there something missing?

Cool before cool existed---thanks for posting mate!!

Awe lol I played this to my baby daughter she's chubby named clementine lol

In a cavern down by a canyon Excavating for a mine There lived a miner From North Carolina And his daughter Chubby Clementine Now every morning Yeah, just about dawning A when the sun began to shine You know she would rouse up Wake all of them cows up And walk em down To her Daddy's mine A took the foot bridge Way cross the water Though she weighed two-ninety nine The old bridge trembled And disassembled, whoops Dumped her into the foamy brine Hey, crackle like thunder You know she went under Blowing bubbles down the line Hey, I'm no swimmer But were she slimmer I mighta saved that Clementine Broke the record way under water I thought that she was doing fine I wasn't nervous until the service That they held for Clementine Hey, you sailor Way out in your whaler With your harpoon Your trusty line If she shows now Yo, there she blows now It just may be chunky Clementine One more time Oh, my darling, oh, my darling Oh, my darling, oh, my darling Oh, my darling sweet Clementine You may be gone But you're not forgotten, Fare thee well So long, Clementine

I shouldn't be laughing this hard, but this is freaking hilarious

That "Bye!" at the end has got me dead

So how many boomers are there listening to this rn?