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Location: Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada | Please read the description of the video before you watch it. And you will note in the video that the song is played on an Ovation....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kX_3y3u5Uo |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Nice.
Thanks. |
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Location: Connersville, Indiana | What a great song and video. Thank you for this. |
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Location: south east Michigan | very well done |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | As a Vet I normally skip over these things as they are usually some pandering or stance of some sort. Also if it was political or religious I'd have to act on it as a moderator. But, this is just a very well done tune that to me speaks louder, and applies to more, than just Veterans day.
As a culture (at least any of the Cultures likely reading this) we have rituals. Be it praise to a flag, a moment of silence for whatever reason. I don't subscribe to 90% or more of it... but I respect those who do and try to respect their space for that "Pittance of Time." I always have.
Icing on the cake that it seems to have been recorded with an Ovation. I'm surprised this tune hasn't gotten a little more airplay.
My main reason for posting is that it's been a few days and I noticed not many commented on it. I was thinking that maybe like me, you were just afraid to click on the link. It doesn't bite, and it's a good music video that was done in a quite clever way I think.
Thanks for sharing. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Thanks for the recommendation Miles.
I'm a it surprised I hadn't heard it before and glad I have now. |
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A touching tribute to (all) our veterans
