The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square perform Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the U.S.A.," with a new arrangment by Michael Davis. Episode 4685 & 4737. Aired June 30, 2019, rebroadcasted June 28, 2020.
Thank you Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square. We need this now more than ever. Freedom, liberty and justice for all are gifts from God. We must uphold these gifts. We can do that by discerning between truth and evil, and then choosing good leaders.
God Bless The USA. Its The Greatest Country In The Whole Wide World And I Have Been All Over The World And Will Not Trade America For Anything. Love Love This Country. God Bless Our President.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
We the People must come together and stand united or loss this country. God guided us to a blessed land. And if we don't wake up, it will become as Sodom and Gomorrah!
I am grateful to Heavenly Father for blessing us to live in this land of promise & liberty! May we all be worthy and strong in protecting of our God given rights in keeping His commandments opon this land & here ever we are!
Beautiful rendition of this song. During this time of great despair in our country, this song explains perfectly what many of us feel about our country.
I love this Country,America,USA,God Bless the USA and all that stands for Freedom,Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness,In God We Trust,By The People,To The People and For The People.
Thank you to everyone who served to keep me and mine safe. Forever grateful for those still with us and those who’s memories will live in through the rest of us.
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Thank you to the wishes of love from our brothers and sisters around the world, to our beloved country, inspired by this beautiful rendition. I agree with the comment that the mens' voices needed to be more prominent. Still beautiful, and moving, especially because of the blessings from around the world, in the comments.
Thanks for making the small change of the one word. "Can't forget the ONES who died," rather than men who died. I've always loved this song,, but as a retired military woman, I feel bad for the military women of today when this is sung with the original version. Today women serve in the same manner as the men, but are frequently left out, mostly by those who have never served. Sometimes, if not in uniform, the women are even ridiculed for doing things like parking in a Veteran Parking Spot. Thanks for including ALL who are serving or have served with this beautiful rendition. #WontForgetTheOnesWhoDied
Always loved this song, job well done. I only wish the men had a deeper masculine tone to their voice, as it is, it has to much of a feminine slant. Still give it high praises as they all did a fantastic job!!!!
