Tunes With A Patriotic Flavor

[Jacob Petersheim]

Sorry, trying not to gag.

I have never seen that event as relevant to most Americans or directed toward us. There are so many very odd questions still open and I think it was all about the Gangster State of 1948. Which is also what the current turmoil is about.

 

[Beth Gallagher]

 

[Beth Gallagher]

 

[Connie Bennett]

Sorry, trying not to gag.

I have never seen that event as relevant to most Americans or directed toward us. There are so many very odd questions still open and I think it was all about the Gangster State of 1948. Which is also what the current turmoil is about.

We all have our opinions. Mine does not happen to align with yours————

 

[Marie Mallory]

Sorry, trying not to gag.

I have never seen that event as relevant to most Americans or directed toward us. There are so many very odd questions still open and I think it was all about the Gangster State of 1948. Which is also what the current turmoil is about.

Jacob, I', sure Connie didn't mean anything bad.

 

[Mabel Baker]

Am I missing something here between @Jacob Petersheim and @Connie Bennett ? Alan Jackson's Where Were You (When The World Stopped Turning), was about the 9/11 Attack.

 

[Connie Bennett]

Not to worry. I deleted the song. Hopefully it stays deleted since a few days have passed.


That should keep everyone happy as to what music is considered patriotic and what isn’t.

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

Jacob, I', sure Connie didn't mean anything bad.

Oh, I'm positive that is true.

I just have 9-11 Fatigue. Call me crotchety. I'm sorry that I overreacted.

 

[Marie Mallory]

Oh, I'm positive that is true.

I just have 9-11 Fatigue. Call me crotchety. I'm sorry that I overreacted.

Me too, I over react myself.

 

[Jacob Petersheim]

"Freedom isn't free. No, there's a hefty f'ing fee."

Freedom Isn't Free - Team America OST

 

[Marie Mallory]