I inherited my Grandfather's cassette tape collection (that he'd listen to in his vehicle on road trips). The complete remastered hits of David Allen Coe was among them. After his funeral, while on the way back to Illinois, at about seventeen and COMPLETELY heartbroken (missing Grandpa) is when I was first introduced to Sally....

When I enisted in the Navy back in the 90s the recruiter took me and a few other recruits to a David Allen Coe concert the night before we left for boot camp in Great Lakes Illinois. Had a damn good time.

When musicians had a sense of humor. God Bless David Allen Cole. I met him in 1992. He was legit.

My dad sent me this when he was wasted one night. Never stopped listening since

This song is a lyrical masterpiece.

The emotion in his voice is so touching.

I found this song on my grandmothers playlist. She doesent know english, but she sure loves country!

I’m from New York and just heard of him!!! I’m into metal music but when he popped up out of nowhere I was mesmerized. He is awesome

i’m 18 never seen a comment section with so many adventurous memorable stories until i started listening to classic country

Honestly, the funniest part of this song to me is that it's actually a really fucking good song lmao

Now this is country.

such a beautiful song, it brings tears to my eyes

Ive finally found it... the perfect country and western song.

I want this played at my funeral.

They played this song at my High School prom. God bless the South!!

Best version of Jingle Bells

Always LOVED David Allen Coe.

Couldnt sleep and stumbled on this music. Where this been all my life bc this is definitely my kind of country music.