Ray Peterson - Tell Laura I Love Her download

This song just about kills me. First time I hear it, I was 16 and I just collapses. It was like a memory, from a past life....

I was only eight years old in 1960 when I heard this for the first time on the car radio. I remember trying to hold back my tears so my father wouldn't see how soft I was.

So sad an so beuatyful song ...My father loves ....

These songs from long ago are so lovely!

My mom named me after this song I was born in 1960.

Tragically in 1977 I lost my dear friend Laura in a tragic Automobile Accident she was only 17 years old and this song was sung at her funeral. I had known her since grade school in Michigan. R.I.P dear friend you're gone but not forgotten.

This and “Corinna, Corinna” were two of my maternal grandfather’s favorite songs.

God this reminds me of Sunday afternoons when my mum would be cleaning the house with the radio on and I would come in from out playing and hear all the wonderful 60s songs. I wish there were a british radio station which played music from this genre because its hardly ever played now which is a shame.

I've listen to this over and and each time i hear it it brings tears to my eyes ,soo touching..

my mother used to play this song when i was younger, too young to even understand the words, but it used to make me weep i'm 19 now and it still makes me cry

Such a beautiful, sad song. What an innocent time with deep feelings the early 60's were. Not as oversexed and selfish as nowadays!!!

Laura and Tommy were lovers He wanted to give her everything Flowers, presents, But most of all, a wedding ring He saw a sign for a stock car race A thousand dollar prize it read He couldn't get Laura on the phone So to her mother, Tommy said Tell Laura I love her Tell Laura I need her Tell Laura I may be late I've something to do, that cannot wait He drove his car to the racing grounds He was the youngest driver there The crowed roared as they started the race Around the track they drove at a deadly pace No one knows what happened that day Or how his car overturned in flames But as they pulled him from the twisted wreck With his dying breath, they heard him say Tell Laura I love her Tell Laura I need her Tell Laura not to cry My love for her will never die Now in the chapel where Laura prays For her poor Tommy, who passed away It was just for Laura he lived and died Alone in the chapel she can hear him cry Tell Laura I love her Tell Laura I need her Tell Laura not to cry My love for her will never die Tell Laura I love her Tell Laura I need her Tell Laura not to cry My love for her will never die

anybody from 2019?

Wow, what has happened to pop music? This stuff had class and really moved you. This music all sounds the same now and these artists have nothing original to offer. What a difference when you go back 50-60 years. Seems like ages ago.

I have been listening to this song my whole life, cant get enough of it, being 60, I still love it