
GLEN CAMPBELL I'LL BE ME Still - H 2014
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Glen Campbell’s wife says Alzheimer’s disease has robbed the 80-year-old singer’s ability to play guitar.
But Kim Campbell told The Tennessean that her husband occasionally breaks into a solo air guitar routine, which she says is “kind of fun.”
Glen was diagnosed with the brain-ravaging disease in 2011 and went on a world tour afterward. The singer and musician known for such hits as “Rhinestone Cowboy,” ”Wichita Lineman” and “Southern Nights” was moved to a long-term care facility in 2014.
Kim said Glen continues to sing, although the words are gibberish and “it’s not a melody that we recognize, but you can tell that it’s a happy song and he has a song in his heart,” so that brings her great comfort.
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