Mansions of the Lord -- West Point Glee Club

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[afraidfortherepublic]

In honor of Memorial Day and the fallen. This is a moving tribute by the West Point Glee Club with pictures collected by John Langslov. Solos by Ronan Tynan and Sgt. McKenzie.

If this does not bring a tear to your eye, you have no heart.

[goodnesswins]

Did you ping Jim Robinson? This should be in sidebar

[afraidfortherepublic]

Jim: I was aked to ping you to this thread. Thhis is a beautiful rendition of Mansions of the Lord by the West Point Cadet Glee Club. goodnesswins thinks it belongs in the sidebar.

Thank you for your consideration.

[healy61]

I thought I had seen this before. I had not. Thank you for sharing it.

[Jim Robinson]

ping

[rockinqsranch]

Thanks for posting that one Jim. Sent it on to many on my email list. Not only vets.

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks for the post and ping folks.

Very nice.

[deoetdoctrinae]

Not ashamed to say that I was moved to tears. Thanks for the post and the ping. God bless.

[jazusamo]

Wonderful!

Thank you both.

[Zakeet]

Thanks

[smokingfrog]

Very good.

[I_be_tc]

Loved it!! Thank you for posting.

[eartick]

Wow....thanks for the ping

[trisham]

So beautiful. Thank you for the ping.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGoSWn1tHeo

[tunedin]

Thanks for posting. I’ll be sharing.

[Soaring Feather]

Thank you for posting this heartfelt and moving video.

We remember them.

[RebelTex]

Thank you for the ping to this very moving tribute to all our service men and women who gave their last full measure for our freedom.

As was written on the back of a leather vest of a man in that video:

“FREEDOM ISN’T FREE
SOMEBODY PAID”

It’s so sad that many Americans don’t know this. We need to remember and remind them.

Freedom is Never Free,
Somebody Always Pays the Price.
Thank the Lord for those who paid the price for our freedom,
and for those who still stand the wall on our behalf.

[Neoliberalnot]

I watched this and thought of my fallen relatives and the thousands of brothers who died in arms— real and true Americans they were. Then I look at the utter disrespect of the regressive filth that is commander in chief, and my blood boils over.

[lbryce]

The first time I heard “Mansions of the Lord” I cried and cried incessantly for hours even days. The first time I heard it was while watching the funeral services for President Ronald Wilson Reagan on ‘YouTube” about eight years after he passed away. I came across the video by accident, had not known there was any video of his funeral until then. Watching his casket draped in the flag as he lied in state got me even more emotionally overwrought, knowing how proud he would have been Ronald W. Reagan,RIP. The greatest president this republic has ever had the honor and privilege to serve under.

[lbryce]

Now you will hear "Mansions of the Lord" like you never have.

YouTube:The Funeral Services of President Ronald W.Reagan:RIP

[afraidfortherepublic]

Sobering.