Glen Campbell – I’m Not Gonna Miss You

Country Music Hall of Fame member, Glen Campbell ,who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2011, is out with the video for the final song he’ll ever record — “I’m Not Gonna Miss You.” I have to say this is so powerful to anyone that has had to deal with Alzheimer’s first hand…So sad that this disease exists and we don’t have a cure yet, don’t you think?

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48 Responses to Glen Campbell – I’m Not Gonna Miss You

  1. Caindy Brown's avatar Caindy Brown says:

    That is so beautiful I would like to make a picture quilts for him to have always please send Info thank you

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  2. This is a perfect way to say goodbye. I love this song and I love Glen Campbell. God bless him and his wife and family ❤ ❤

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  3. carol's avatar carol says:

    my mom had Alzheimer’s disease

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  4. marie dunlop's avatar marie dunlop says:

    So sad but so true

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  5. Janet Lewis's avatar Janet Lewis says:

    My husband has Dementia and is only 62 years old. We will celebrate our 44th anniversary October 18th. I miss him everyday – even tho he is here but he is not.

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  6. Norma Toscano's avatar Norma Toscano says:

    Your song brings tears to my eyes, my mother had this disease. It was painful to see this disease take over. Love the song!

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  7. Ray Osorio's avatar Ray Osorio says:

    we are going to miss you a lot

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  8. My mom has alzhiemers she is 91 has been very difficult for me to be with her each day and never know when she knows me and when she doesn’t.I am truly missing her….This is a bitter sweet song .I always loved Glenn Campbell God Bless him and his family

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  9. calvin\'s avatar calvin\ says:

    this made me cry… beautiful

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  10. sophie's avatar sophie says:

    i have watched this many times today – this is truly one of the most touching songs i have heard. my mum has Alzheimers and yes she is here but she is gone = and we are going to keep loving her!

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  11. peggy loy's avatar peggy loy says:

    this is such a beautiful song..made my eyes get all sweaty….i can deinitey relate to the lyrics…i lost my my sweet mother a year ago to this horrible disease…i was her caregiver for the last 3 years of her beautiful life…it was the most rewarding act of service and something i will always cherish….but the hardest thing to watch her deteriorate and feel so helpless….i miss her every day!

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  12. Crying? Me? Nah, just got something in my eye. I’ll be OK in a while…

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  13. Patricia Brizal's avatar Patricia Brizal says:

    thank you for the many years of wonderful songs. God bless!

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  14. Dolly Brown's avatar Dolly Brown says:

    truly wonderful . doing what he loves.ty for sharing

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  15. Our loved one is in their safe little world,,,,,this disease affects the family & friends that have to watch their loved one go to another plateau that we don’t want to accept seeing them that way! My mother developed dementia before she passed and it hurts.. Really hurts … To see another personality surround us that we never saw before in life!! Such a crippling disease that we have no control over :(:(:(

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  16. Tommi Stafford's avatar Tommi Stafford says:

    I have recently been diagnosed with alzheimers. I’ve learned a lot about this disease and none of it’s good. This song brought tears as no one wants to forget their loved ones and friends. And thinking of loved ones having to watch this ‘decay’ of a loved one, truly heartbreaking. My prayers go out to this family…

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    • Dave's avatar Dave says:

      Tommi…You don’t know me but I have been caregiver to a father, a motherinlaw and a wife with this disease and my heart and prayers go out to you. As long as I breath, I will do my best to care for all of you…my only advice is to try to be grateful for what you had and have left…I will not forget you… promise…Uncle Dave.

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  17. Debbie Reid's avatar Debbie Reid says:

    My father was a big Glenn Campbell fan. He also had Alzheimer’s Disease. We lost the last of him in March, but had lost the rest of him over the past several years. He lived with us, so although there was more and more of him gone all the time, his roughish smile still stayed with him, and it is the last living memory I have of him.

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  18. bernie bolton's avatar bernie bolton says:

    bless them all alovely man and touchy song bless them all

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  19. Millicent Saunders's avatar Millicent Saunders says:

    So sad to hear this about such a Legend in his time. I loved that man’s singing since I was a young girl and even sent and had his picture come at one point in my young teenage life. Even though your mind might be fading, the memories of you will still linger on. God Bless you and your family.

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  20. Simply Beatiful!

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  21. Bill Conner's avatar Bill Conner says:

    Great memories. So sad. Please god be with him and family. We all face the challenges of aging.

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  22. sharon dumas's avatar sharon dumas says:

    SHARO DUMAS
    MY PARENTS WERE MARRIED FOR 64 YEARS AND AS I TALKED TO MY MOM OVER THE PHONE THINGS WERE CHANGING SHE WAS CHANGING AND SO WAS MY DAD I DIDNT KNOW HOW BAD IT GOT UNTIL MY MOM WAS GONE AT 84 YEARS OLD UNTIL I SEEN HER STAR IN THE SKY AND SAID MY SWEET GOOD BYE.

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  23. Monique's avatar Monique says:

    My Father had dementia. Along with Alzheimer’s , it’s a devastating disease. Ive worked as a nurse caring for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia for over 20 years. Now I know truly how the families of these patients feel after my Father fell ill. It’s like a loss for you. Like a different kind of death. Your loved one looks and sounds the same but the personality is gone. I was devastated when my Dad no longer knew me. I was in mo ring long before he finally passed away.

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  24. john foxon's avatar john foxon says:

    yes so sad he has Alzheimers, i think all of us that have seen it first hand really understand how hard it is to look after some one with dementia, i cared for my wife who had severe dementia from an early age, and finally passed away at 68, but not from the dementia,,, from breast cancer, if she did not have dementia then perhaps the breast cancer could have been seen too, but who knows

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  25. sonyai's avatar sonyai says:

    I cannot seem to stop crying…. Wow I’m hurting for u and yours …I grew up w my parents listening to your songs therefore so did i …thank u for Ur beautiful contributions to the world

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  26. Denise's avatar Denise says:

    yes it is so sad

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  27. Pat Bergeron's avatar Pat Bergeron says:

    Thanks for all your beautiful songs. My husband 76years old has Alzheimers . Our wonderful daughter has put her life on hold to help care for him so I continue to work. I miss my husband.
    But we make the best of our life that we can.

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  28. cheryl's avatar cheryl says:

    yes this is truly amazing my father had dementia to it was very hard to deal with but they really arent to blame, glenn cambell is very special to do this last recording, a man well said and done alot

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  29. debra's avatar debra says:

    Made me cry ! Just love this song ! So sad ! My mom died from this also ! God bless Genn and his family ❤

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  30. Dave's avatar Dave says:

    It reminds me of Johnny Cash’s last song “hurt.” He gave us something special right up to the end. Thank You Glen for all the great music over the years.

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  31. Joanna June's avatar Joanna June says:

    wow…what an impact this song had on me, my father had this horrible disease and I watched him whither away…I fed him his last meal….I love this song, very nice and gentle way to say good-bye…Sending prayers to Glenn and his wife and his family…

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  32. Rick Jamieson's avatar Rick Jamieson says:

    thank you for the lovely music all these year and you are a great musician father and husband

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  33. Clyda Byrd's avatar Clyda Byrd says:

    I have been a Glen Campbell fan since I was a little girl. This breaks my heart to see how this disease can take so much from a person. I thank God my mom is still with us at 87. May God bless you Glen and your family.amen

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  34. Beautifully sung by a true hero-compassionate loving husband,father—entertainer who was loved by us all—God will guide you to the eternal home Mr Glenn Campbell,thanks for the years of your wonderful music—prayers to all your family to endure the I’m not gonna miss you –ending & goodbye to this loving kind gentle man…..

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  35. Dean Propps's avatar Dean Propps says:

    I know a family and have since grade school. They’re going through this and I pray for them daily. My heart goes out to them and I will do anything in my power for them, at the moment it seems that GOD knows best. He’ll let me know what and when to do whatever it is I can…..

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  36. mARILYN fOWLER's avatar mARILYN fOWLER says:

    I AM SO SORRY THAT THIS HAS HAPPENED TO A GREAT MAN AND MUSICIAN. HE MADE PLENTY PEOPLE SMILE AND SING WITH HIS BEAUTIFUL MUSIC. HE WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS ONE OF THOSE GOOD OLD BOYS COUNTRY MUSIC SINGERS WHO MADE EVERYONE LOVE TO HEAR HIM SING. GOD BLESS GLENN AND HIS FAMILY. HE HAS BEEN LOVED FOR MANY GENERATIONS. GOD BLESS ALL OF HIS FAMILY. YOU ARE CERTAINLY A TALENT AND A LOVED MAN.

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  37. Donna Gibson's avatar Donna Gibson says:

    Thanks Glenn for all the awesome music you have given us! Prayers & love coming for Glenn Campbell & his wife & family. My maternal grandma had alzheimers. It broke my heart to see what she & my Mom went thru at the end of her life.

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  38. Marie Sigan's avatar Marie Sigan says:

    MY husband has this and it is sad and horrible disease. Every 67 seconds someone in the U.S. develops this. More than 5 million Americans are living with the disease.

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  39. John and Ann's avatar John and Ann says:

    Great song Glenn,My wife and I saw you many yrs. ago when you came to Oxford UK. My Mum died slowly from Alzheimer’s . We know you won’t miss us but we, and millions of others will miss you. John and Ann Lewis. Isle of Wight England.

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  40. God Bless and keep you Glenn. Love to your family. xx

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  41. Sally McSloy's avatar Sally McSloy says:

    sorry this is happening to my favourite singer glenn Campbell. I will miss you..Love to your wife and family from Sally

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  42. Christine Walters's avatar Christine Walters says:

    From my research this is what will heal Glen from Alzheimers Disease: Immunocal and Coconut oil.

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  43. Robyn mywrs's avatar Robyn mywrs says:

    Absolutely beautiful

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  44. Thank you and may God Bless your days.

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  45. Elaine Isaacs's avatar Elaine Isaacs says:

    What a beautiful song. Thank you. For those of us who live with a loved one who has dementia it is so meaningful.

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  46. chris's avatar chris says:

    Thank you Mr. Campbell, for all the wonderful music through the years, My Dad, My Hero is suffering from old age dementia, I tell him not to worry, we’ll just live in the moment. And we do. We have new funny happy moments every day, I love him more every day, because no matter what he will always be my hero! Sending love and smiles to you and your family.

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  47. Karina's avatar Karina says:

    beautiful, very touching song, love his music. But… if this happens to me, I’m moving to Oregon. When the quality of life is over and and the slow demise is a painful, emotional and financial burden on family, I won’t prolong the inevitable. I don’t want my loved ones losing me twice.

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