Ben Fuller - 'O Death' (Truthful Sessions)

Here we have @BenFullerOfficial performing the traditional Appalachian folk song "O Death" in Savannah, Georgia. Regardless of what you believe, we all agree that death will come to us all. There's hope and eternal life in Christ Jesus.

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[matthewcline]

Dr. Ralph Stanley would be proud of this rendition. You did him proud.

[davidwilliford]

My 95 year old father passed last month, a veteran of 2 wars and a wonderful father, husband and all around human being, knew this time was coming but still hard, although I believe he’s in a better place, his body was failing but his spirit remained strong, god bless dad.

[reality_is_the_key]

Just sat with my best friend for 2 weeks until he died. May 1st 2024. This shit hits hard.

[Christian_Willoughby]

I'm only 23, but I remember my aunt and mamaw from west Virginia would sing this.

[timothybryan]

Over the past few years, I’ve had a few brushes with death. I was knocked off a ladder and broke my pelvis in two. While rehabbing from that I was hit by a car while riding my bike. I truly have been spared over for another year

[elseblake]

Was I the only one holding my breath through the whole song? Wow. This is beautiful.

[ForgeLife]

When you realize there is no music.. only his voice🤯🤯

[jamesweeg]

I’m old. Deaths embrace begins to look more and more like a welcoming hug. But I hope this is what I hear at that time.

[melsnovelreviews]

Giving o brother where art thou vibes and I’m here for it

[SunbearBluesBand]

Huge respect. You filled huge boots here, did Mr Stanley proud.

[brandonosterhout]

I still get chills when i hear this song. The best song with no music, ever.

[jarrodwalls]

Ralph Stanley would be proud, I've been a Ralph Stanley fan my whole life. No one ever does him justice, but this did. Man, amazing job, you slapped the mustard out of that song. Great great job.

[jsmcguireIII]

My ancestors come from the Clinch river, and this song always seems to have some special power to me. The bones of my past still lay in those hills. We will all meet again on God's golden shore.

[hermitatpeace]

LOVE the black and white of the woods. Beautiful!! I've listened to this a dozen times today.

[maudiejackson]

I am from southeast KY and your voice echoes the sorrow of death and loss. You are so talented. God bless you completely.

[The_Tennessean]

I have never found a version I liked as much as Ralph Stanley until now this is amazing

[petethegiant]

Gives me an ‘o brother where art thou?’ Feels this is incredible can’t stop listening

[shimmy]

From Easter KY I can say whole heartedly that Bro.(Doc)Ralph would be proud…as am I! 🙌🏼♥️

[DaRealifeRangerWalker]

These type pf songs always send chills dwn my spine cuz its how I feel for 28+ yrs

[TylerManning-ordd]

This song is so real, all your songs touch the heart and soul, amen brother