you have brought the world a very nice song
Is the bass real? Great sound!!!! Great message!
Very good vocal performance.
The song is cut off at 2:56 where you are citing the Ten Commandments and I was really into before it stops. Loved the way you were working that into the lyrics. You may need to upload your song again. Other than that this song is strong and patriotic and it may have a tiny market because of that but who cares. You got a message out (until 2:56). I can see this song sounding much better as a chorus with a lead singer vs. a solo but I understand it is a demo so it is projected well. It just has that strength to be carried by a chorus. It would sound strong and arresting with a chorus to my ear because it is a bold message.
a great reflection I like the tone especially at the start thank you taking the time to compose this more people should be writing songs to correct the dark track we seem to be on these days!
reminds me of the song God bless America. it incorporates religion and politics. a very good song overall. I was inspired by it.
Good lyrics to a very different kind of song! I can see this type of song in a stage musical. Good message too. Well done!
This is A good song. The melody is quite tuneful. This artist put some real feelings into the lyrics. Her vocal tone was good at the beginning of the song, then it changed in the middle of the song. The performance quality overall is good. The song is distinctive and original. This is a world song with meaningful lyrics. I think this song with a little work could have marketing potential.
I really like the piano and the vocals, good message
makes me wanna make America a better place.
and I'm in Italy
There needs to be a lot more patriotic songs.
I like the Broadway-like feel to this combined with a folk-protest feel. Great message and well-delivered.
I love the piano/string intro. Very nice. Beautiful message and melody line.
Unique topic. Not soething you often hear.
I can see the music of this song in a film placement. Unfortunately the vocals kill the song. (Except for the children's chorus)