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A Stronger Bond between Rory Feek and Family As They Sing “If I Needed You”

Rory Feek and Family Singing “If I Needed You”
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In an exclusive video from CBS Sunday Morning, Rory Feek and his family sing “If I Needed You.”

The family’s performance touched the people’s hearts and left everyone in tears as Rory started the song as he played the guitar. Although the song is a tear-jerker, Rory and his family are seen singing with smiles on their faces as they occasionally glance at each other.

In the middle of the song, Hopie, and Indiana Feek join the trio as they continue to dance to the music and the lovely harmony of their voices. Rory even flashes a smile to the dancing pair with eyes full of affection.

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Dillon Hodges showcases his skills as he performs a short guitar instrumental, and they altogether sing.

Rory Feek had promised his late wife, Joey Feek, that he would keep their memories alive by writing songs or books about their lives. Rory has proven to keep this promise as he has authored books entitled This Life I Live, Once Upon A Farm: Lessons on Growing Love, Life, and Hope on a New Frontier, and a children’s illustration book, The Cow Said Neigh! A Farm Story.

Indulge in the passion and soulful singing of Rory Feek and his family while singing “If I Needed You” below.

A Stronger Bond between Rory Feek and Family As They Sing “If I Needed You”

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