Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I've always thought that this little scene from the movie "The Land Before Time" (1988) is one of the best; it's a scene of comfort to the heart saddened by the loss of a loved one!
This video contains two versions of the scene:
Original Version: 0:00
Instrumental Version: 1:42
*Beautiful music by James Horner*
In this very deeply emotional scene, after Littlefoot was orphaned, he met Rooter, who sang tankerously admonished him for crying. Rooter had learned of the true reason for Littlefoot's tears. He comforts Littlefoot after his mother's death by reminding and telling him that even though someone dies, they'll always be with us as long as we remember the things they taught us, and then he leaves!
Despite appearing briefly, this great character never appears again in the entire film!
Quote:
"Hey. What's going on here?".
"What's your problem? You're not hurt."
"All whose fault?."
"Oh. I see. I see."
"Oh, it's not your fault. It's not your mother's fault. Now, you pay attention to old Rooter. It is nobody's fault; the great circle of life has begun. But see, not all of us arrive together at the end."
"And you'll always miss her. But she'll always be with you, as long as you remember the things she taught you. In a way, you'll never be apart, for you are still a part of each other."
"Well, that too will go in time, little feller. Only in time."
Trivia:
Rooter's voice actor, Pat Hingle, also narrated the film, which may imply that Rooter is the narrator!
The Land Before Time/Amblin Entertainment/Sullivan Bluth Studios/Distributed by Universal Pictures/1988
I've always thought that this little scene from the movie "The Land Before Time" (1988) is one of the best; it's a scene of comfort to the heart saddened by the loss of a loved one!
This video contains two versions of the scene:
Original Version: 0:00
Instrumental Version: 1:42
*Beautiful music by James Horner*
In this very deeply emotional scene, after Littlefoot was orphaned, he met Rooter, who sang tankerously admonished him for crying. Rooter had learned of the true reason for Littlefoot's tears. He comforts Littlefoot after his mother's death by reminding and telling him that even though someone dies, they'll always be with us as long as we remember the things they taught us, and then he leaves!
Despite appearing briefly, this great character never appears again in the entire film!
Quote:
"Hey. What's going on here?".
"What's your problem? You're not hurt."
"All whose fault?."
"Oh. I see. I see."
"Oh, it's not your fault. It's not your mother's fault. Now, you pay attention to old Rooter. It is nobody's fault; the great circle of life has begun. But see, not all of us arrive together at the end."
"And you'll always miss her. But she'll always be with you, as long as you remember the things she taught you. In a way, you'll never be apart, for you are still a part of each other."
"Well, that too will go in time, little feller. Only in time."
Trivia:
Rooter's voice actor, Pat Hingle, also narrated the film, which may imply that Rooter is the narrator!
The Land Before Time/Amblin Entertainment/Sullivan Bluth Studios/Distributed by Universal Pictures/1988









![Amy Grant:Lead me On(Original/Instrumental/Acapella)
The music video for the song Lead me on performed by Amy Grant I made it in three versions:
First version the original song, the second instrumental and the third one acapella version!
All of these versions sound incredibly great and I hope you like them!
Original: 0:00
Instrumental: 4:17
Acapella: 8:30
About the song:
Lead Me On was written by Amy Grant, Wayne Kirkpatrick, and Michael W. Smith. It is a fiery song, both in terms of lyrics and in music. The lyrics, according to Grant, deal abstractly with slavery and the Holocaust. The lyrics also talk about mans relation to these events and mans relation to man. The message of the song makes it very strong, unusual for Amy Grant, who was known as a pop/contemporary artist with meaningful, but light lyrics. The music only adds to the drama of the lyrics. This is helped along by the unusual time signature of the verses, with odd-numbered bars adding heightened tension. The intro on the album version is also in 6/8 and 4/4 simultaneously. It is mostly electric guitar, in stark contrast to the natural sounding songs on the rest of the Lead Me On album.
Another seemingly important aspect of the song was when it was being recorded. Grant was recording on the night of September 24, 1987, when she went into labor. She went to the hospital and had her first child, Matthew Garrison Chapman, the next day!
Trivia:
Like almost all the other singles from the album, it topped the Christian radio chart. Lead Me On became the only single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #96 and remaining on the chart for two weeks. In the United Kingdom, the single fared slightly better, peaking at #89, her first single to register on the charts there!
Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
Shoulder to the wheel
For someone elses selfish gain
Here there is no choosing
Working the clay
Wearing their anger like a ball and chain
[Verse 2]
Fire in the field
Underneath the blazing sun
But soon the sun was faded
And freedom was a song
I heard them singing when the day was done
Singing to the Holy One
[Hook]
Lead me on, lead me on
To a place where the river runs
Into Your keeping, oh
Lead me on, lead me on
The awaited deliverance
Comforts the seeking, lead on
[Verse 3]
Waiting for the train
Labeled with a golden star
Heavy hearted boarding
Whispers in the dark
Where are we going is it very far?
[Verse 4]
Bitter cold terrain
Echoes of a slamming door
Chambers made for sleeping forever
Voices like thunder in a mighty roar
Cryin to the Lord
[Hook]
Lead me on, lead me on
To a place where the river runs
Into Your keeping, oh
Lead me on, lead me on
The awaited deliverance
Comforts the seeking, lead on
[Bridge]
Man hurts man
Time and time, time again
And we drown in the wake of our power
Somebody tell me why
[Hook]
Lead me on, lead me on
To a place where the river runs
Into Your keeping, oh
Lead me on, lead me on
The awaited deliverance
Comforts the seeking, lead on
Lead me on, lead me on
To a place where the river runs
Into Your keeping, oh
Lead me on, lead me on
The awaited deliverance
Comforts the seeking, oh, lead on
[Outro]
(Lead me on)
Lean on me
Lead on, lead on
(Lead me on)
Its the comfort Im seeking
(Lead me on)
Lead me on/Amy Grant/Wayne Kirkpatrick/Michael W. Smith/A&M Records/1988 Amy Grant:Lead me On(Original/Instrumental/Acapella)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mJLRc_S6KJg/mqdefault.jpg)
