Alan Jackson Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning LIVE 35th CMA

I don't own a thing.
Just a fan!!

[@kimmiller1058]

Who is listening to this in 2020 on this September 11.

[@smalley27]

It breaks my hearts just as much today as it did then.

[@bjaes1959]

😭

[@RSwizard101vids]

me #Neverforget 19 years later

[@logantroutman4084]

first thing i did this morning was play this song!!1

[@obalola6661]

@@logantroutman4084 Allll the way from Nigeria.

[@DoraLee90]

Pure class. Not angry, not full of blame. Not aggressive. Just kindness and empathy and love

[@wildfireintexas]

DoraLee Mercurio I agree with everything you said and I also believe that only an American would have written a song like this.

[@kenp.9762]

Yeah, but Toby Keith's " Courtesy of the Red White and Blue", took care of that, and rightfully so. I'm not taking away anything from Alan Jackson song, but we should be angry over what happened on that day.

[@wildfireintexas]

@@kenp.9762 It's not healthy to live with so much anger. Cold, hard, and calculated destruction of evil in the world doesn't require anger, just determination. God Bless America.

[@kenp.9762]

@wildfireintexas ... Do you really think that members of Al Queda, Isis, and the Taliban really care about living in anger? Yet, somehow they manage to keep trekking on. That's the whole idea of TERRORISM, they want to alter our free way of living. And the two ways we deal with it are, sympathy, and anger.... both have their place, and their purpose. Don't think for one minute, that the "oh, it's ok, we forgive you" attitude will get these evil people to stop what they are doing. Now, a few B-52s, dropping a half-dozen bombs on their cave in the side of that mountain, now THAT might work !!! And, like i said... I like Mr. Jackson's work....but did he ever go and see the troops stationed overseas? And I'm not just talking 'glad-handing' the high ranking officers. Check out "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue".... Actual footage of Toby actually going through a training session, INCLUDING jumping out of an airplane. Toby BACKS UP our troops, doesn't just sing about them !!!!!

[@kenp.9762]

@@@wildfireintexas ... To not give a shit about the terrorists, is the same as saying, just let them go on, hurting our troops... Your passive bullshit way of dealing with terrorism, will just get all of our troops killed.

[@paulcrawford-ie7dq]

I was cutting wood in my backyard with my dad. My wife told us what happened. I love you very much and miss ya old man. Think of you all the time. RIP. Love ya your son.

[@joshroundy]

How did he not ball his eyes out when singing this? I can’t imagine being in that room. So powerful

[@Takwakin40]

As a singer, who has sung at funerals of friends and family, you don't look directly at anyone. If you see the emotion or catch someone's eyes at a time when their emotions are laid bare, you could never finish the song. You hold that stuff tight and then let your emotion come through your voice. There's always time for cryin' when the music stops.

[@sunshinejividen2832]

​@@Takwakin40 You are so right. In 1988 when I was 16, my mother passed away unexpectedly from a stroke. I was an only child (female), so when she died, it was just me & my dad. I was in our church choir but every 2 or 3 Sundays in church, I would sing a solo before the sermon. 2 weeks after my mom died, I sang "If These Walls Could Speak", by Amy Grant. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH_dqIR_bsqGd7c The song had only been released for 5 months at the time, so nobody in our church was familiar with it except me, because I had bought the 'karaoke' (instrumental) tape a couple of months earlier. Practicing the song *alone* in my room, it took me about a dozen times to even get all the way through it without breaking down, because the lyrics could not have been more perfect at describing what it was like in our home now, with my mom being gone and it being just my dad & I. Anyways, that Sunday, I thought I was going to have a nervous breakdown and almost backed out, but deep down, I didn't want to back out because I wanted my dad to hear the lyrics, because of the message of the song. Up in front of everyone, as the intro started & I glanced at my dad & grandma (my moms' mom), my grandma was already crying & my dad was doing everything he could to keep from breaking down, too. I picked a spot on the wall wayyyy up by the front door to be my focal point to avoid looking at everyone in the congregation because I knew if I saw them break down, I was going to, too. It was the longest 5 minutes and 40'some seconds of my life. When the song was over, I looked over at my dad & grandma, who were both bawling. From the rest of the congregation, all I could hear as I was walking back to my seat, was sniffling and nose blowing, lol. When I sat down and looked around the church, everyone had been crying. I didn't notice it while I was up there, because I had done exactly what you said....avoid eye contact. It works. 👍🏻😭

[@calebholcomb8812]

@@sunshinejividen2832 thank you for sharing that with all of us, that’s an amazing story

[@sunshinejividen2832]

@@calebholcomb8812 Hi Caleb 🙂🌼 You're welcome. I'm sorry for it being so lengthy but there was really no way to shorten it without leaving out details that "set the scene" of that day. Thank you for the kind words and have a wonderful Thanksgiving, Caleb. Stay safe & take care.

[@Rosewolf29]

you can see in his eyes he's tearing up.

[@txdrmr]

I remember watching the CMA's that night and being speechless when he was done singing this song. I came across it again this afternoon while listening to his songs as background music and it struck me that here we are 18 years later and we, as a society, have lost our way. We have forgotten about the love and respect that we showed towards one another after this tragedy...we cared for each another regardless of gender, race, religion, political view, sexual preference, North, South, East or West. We treated ourselves as if we were all the human race. The Patriotism was unbelievable. We worked together. Of course we will never forget the tragedy of that day and all of the lives lost. The absolute hell that people went through and we did whatever we could to help each other get some sense of normalcy back in the "day to day" lives..but sadly, we did forget the solidarity, respect, and love we showed towards each other. We donated our time, money, we stood in lines for hours to donate blood, clothing, and food and here we are now 18 years later...more divided than ever. We forgot how to treat one another.

[@margeware1656]

so true . the haters have to stop

[@garyrbeck]

Douglas, brilliant writing. My heart is in your words. I too remember the national love and unity and see now how political forces have driven us apart. All I can do is hope and pray for us to gather, unite and move our great country back to total acceptance. We are all different and that makes the world go round. Do not fear someone who is not like you. Relish in our diversity. And Love.

[@JohnJJ1221]

Couldn’t have said it better.. Political views have blinded everyone and once again it takes tragedy to open hearts I’ll never understand this concept.. it goes back to the old saying you do t know what you have until it’s gone. I get that we are all guilty of this but to treat one another the way we are today is pretty baffling.. Us it the technology that is isolating us? Is it the conveniences at our disposal? Is it all too much? We have spoiled ourselves and in this day and age. Is it too much to ask to just treat one another w respect because hey in the end we all go out the way we came in.. Let’s not complicate this life anymore than it needs to be.. Faith hope and love are some good things he gave us and the greatest is Love! So simple yet so complicated it seems for the masses.

[@jennie5369]

I heard it first on the radio. The DJ said it was going to be an emotional song, about 9/11. I was like okay.... I was driving. Had to pull over because I broke down in tears. Still makes me cry/gives me chills every time and takes me right back to Fall 2001

[@BeckyG5679]

I remember watching it too. I sat in bed and bawled!

[@wueskew169]

How could 108 people NOT LIKE this song?

[@joshuabrooks4907]

A defining moment in music history, Alan Jackson debuting this song at the CMA awards.

[@billwayne5130]

💙

[@jackdundon2261]

It's been 20 years, and we still cry when we hear this song. The reality is this is the greatest song in country music history.

[@PrincessByJesus1]

2021... It's been 20 years and this country is more divided now than ever... I just needed a little reminder that we were all united at one point in time. 😢😢😢

[@jthreeb]

Sept 11th 2019, this song still brings me to tears!

[@richardhopp8378]

I was just thinking the same thing ...

[@aidanfredenburg9142]

Me too

[@dougplemons3640]

Me too

[@MemphisTiger]

Same here! It also makes me sad that the terrorists were trying to tear our country apart...but as it turned out, we didn't need them to do that. We're doing it to ourselves.

[@bama9402]

Me too

[@billjenkins687]

I called my mother that day and told her I loved her. On November 14th of that same year, she passed away. She was amazing.

[@hayleyf9438]

I’m so sorry for your loss

[@metalattheshop250435]

I'm a firefighter from Illinois, one of our men used to be FDNY, but moved here in 2002 after 9/11, he was on shift that day and knew 45 of the 343 firefighters who died that day. All I can say is even though i work in the same profession, I could never have the same courage that he and those others had that day, let alone the ones who didn't make it out. RIP 343 FDNY 23 NYPD 37 PAPD 8 EMTs/Paramedics 2,977 total You will never be forgotten

[@AmandaDawn2323]

Thank you for being a first responder and give that man a hug from me all the way from Texas. I can't imagine the things he saw that day.

[@cjplainstrip]

September, 11th 2020. I can't help but listen to this song today. May the souls of everyone lost during the bombing continue to rest in peace. Let's keep loving and supporting everyone to make our world a better place.

[@Rosewolf29]

Amen to that brother

[@DemonSister6]

I was in elementary school when 9/11 occurred my sister Natalie was born a year before she was a baby when 9/11 happened

[@brentnobbley7930]

Almost 16 years later this song still hits the heart

[@InvisibleYetVisible]

Almost 16 years later, and Alan is still cashing in on peoples emotions.

[@eddiepainter6185]

Yes it still does hit the heart!!!!

[@LF4L]

18 years now, and it still tugs at your hearstrings

[@lindashelley3635]

InvisibleYetVisible That’s a pretty cynical remark. It seems from watching this video that at the time he wrote it from his heart. And how do you know that he didn’t donate some of the profits of this song to charity to maybe help the survivors? Sometimes you hear about performers doing that sort of thing, and this sort of tragedy does often bring out the better side of people.

[@xoxoshamilalover4553]

18 today

[@mihailkolev7578]

I am from Bulgaria and I love American music. My girlfriend is American. I love Americans and America. I love country

[@steveboulineau2698]

2 days after 9-11 i was wheels up to Afghanistan for multiply deployments. That song is one of the most powerful songs ever written or sung that brought the American people together.

[@MegaAlexis92]

It pisses me off that people have forgotten about that day. When this happened our country came together. Now we are more divided than ever before. It will take something like another 9/11 for our country to unite again. I will never forget that day those images will never leave my mind.

[@nosoyono1081]

I talked to Jesus that day 20 years later and still do. Thank God for Love ❤️

[@michael46harris28]

I’m 16 years old I wasn’t even alive but I know this effected us all as a society... I love “country,” not “old country,” it’s just country in my books. This man is awesome for paying respect to those who never came back home from work. Words can’t describe....

[@bigbeef8935]

you know this is back when country was country

[@rvpals]

Why don't we have song like this anymore. From your heart to the note.

[@AncientPulse]

Jason Huang there everywhere you just keep listening to this song

[@michaelschmidt1666]

i wish he would bring out more hits

[@mrjukeboxparty4563]

Michael Stevenson Jesus that's a little soft

[@WWII_buff]

There's quite a bit on the independent country music scene. They just don't get the recognition.

[@dandude5196]

Feminism Jason. thats why

[@mark-pj8fk]

My family took it personal....both my brother sign up and died in Iraq.... listening to Alan just hit back ever bit of pain

[@earlbishop5136]

I will never forget where I was. I watched as people jumped from 74 floors rather than being burned alive.

[@jazz5132]

With all the hate in America right now this song has so much meaning. We need this back.

[@michaelattaway460]

Listening in 2023.. was watching the night he played it. Tears in my eyes.. Thinking of those lost and their families. Our responders etc. .I am proud Army Vet.. Thank you Alan..we needed this song

[@musketbal]

How can anyone give a thumbs down (104) It just shows some people do not have the ability for compassion and would like to live in a negative World of hate. I pray they will never have find out what it's like to loose a loved one to such a terrible tragedy. A very hard way to learn a valuable lesson.

[@gabriellazordan]

Class , Southern Gentleman , kind and handsome, I love you Mr Alan Jackson

[@ZFKATNBADGER40]

Perhaps the most polarizing country music song in history. By the Great Alan Jackson

[@katecohu3107]

I’m still listening in 2023 amazing song 🎧 ❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Rightdie1]

I almost lost my sister. For a long time we thought she was dead. It was only an hour. But it felt like a lifetime. The only thing that saved her was that the teacher didn't wake up in time to take them to the towers. I still cry to this day over her, and what could have happened.

[@joypenta3999]

I'm glad your sister is ok. 🙂

[@kimmiller7398]

2021 listening to this song and my heart still hurts for all the people lost on 9-11

[@anncriag4123]

A great song, heartfelt, I was on Holiday in Majorca, in a supermarket, a man heard my husband an I speakin English, came up to us a told us the twin towers have fallen, we rushed to our hotel an watched CNN for two days, holiday over, shocked to numbness, no words in the dictionary for the this shock. Thank God for Alan Jackson, this song made sense out of catastrophe, this is my only memory of that holiday, the rest long forgotten. I'm writing this today, cause not one thing has got better, no lessons learned, the world we live in has no conception of grace, peace, forgiveness. May God forgive us for what we do. An that's a Hail Mary right there. 🙏🍀

[@thedolloffteam]

I had retired from the Marines two years prior and I struggled a lot with guilt...guilt that I couldn't serve...guilt that men and women I served with...I couldn't be at their side to defend our nation with them.

[@robertcastro2163]

The fact that you served in the military at any point is still commendable and I want to thank you for your service

[@rhondaboncutter5812]

God Bless You!

[@rhondaboncutter5812]

@@robertcastro2163 Amen God Bless!

[@kevinvonborries478]

Thank you for service!

[@evansteele5346]

I joined the Marine Corps because of the events of that day. Now I have to watch a generation of disrespectful stains on society ruin our great nation. These ungrateful socialist morons really burn me up. Thank you for your service. There's no way you could've known this was going to happen when you retired. Remember you've done more for this country than most of our elected officials.

[@jeremydean9213]

September 12th was the best day to ever be an American. Unfortunately we forgot

[@Beasty2023]

19 years later.... I’m 15 just the the video for the first time and they way America was the next day makes me proud to be an American!🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

[@zachs7336]

This would not happen in 2019. The patriotism. This is old. I miss it.

[@bvsandman]

If you DON'T tear up at this song, there is truly something wrong with you.

[@luizhrcalmeida]

20 years tomorrow, very sad for the lives that are gone. Respect from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@rhondaboncutter5812]

I was giving a student a Make-up Test, absent when it was given! I will never ever forget that day! A schooll of over 400 and not a sound was heard except crying! We were in shock!

[@skitty449]

This song will always make me feel feels. Holy cow. One of the most beautiful country songs ever written.

[@Mostly-Ghostly]

I wasnt even alive during the fall of the towers yet for some reason this song feels,relatable....

[@annekaufman9833]

This is a message straight from the heart,a true heart felt classic song from the heart of a Christian man❤️

[@LocutorFreire]

Alan Jackson The best country, Brazil love you

[@deborahpetitpas2332]

I remember watching this , and cried all the way through it. Still brings a tear.

[@jessicamaya7677]

I know how you feel because when my teacher talked about she put this on and I cured all the way through it

[@msfuegoyluz]

Alyssa I wish I could...I still cry...

[@SmedleyButlerIII]

If only we had some sort of ladder to heaven.

[@Master-Ganja]

Deb Pet as a disabled combat veteran it brings tears to my eyes

[@violetmiller9999]

I saw it too, Deborah. What an important moment in music history. One of the most brilliant songs ever written.

[@mikenaidoff9866]

A day I remember the rest life, Remember exactly where I was and what I was doing that day. Still brings tears to my every time I listen to this song.

[@jamiepasinella1678]

It's been 19 years y'all💔 faith, hope and love✝️

[@jordandimarzio6322]

My Uncle Jim was there that day he was trying to pull people out of the rubble as a New York city Fire Fighter God rest his soul he was a fucking Hero

[@nascarandrew]

I was four years old when 9/11 and I still remember where I was that day I was at the doctors office with my mom who was pregnant with my little brother and that day was hard but three days later god blessed me with my little brother and my focus changed

[@kellyhughart2105]

I was 33 years old when the 9/11 attacks happened. Seeing all the chaos, all the frightened people, and all the death and destruction, was a total nightmare. Nowadays, our country is being attacked again, but in a different way. The old-fashioned values that so many of us have held dear for so long are under serious attack. As a conservative Christian woman, this just rubs me the wrong way! Never in all of my 51- almost 52 years - have I seen America in such a mess!I I love this country. I was born and raised in this country. And I am sick of what's been going on for the past several years! This is not the America that I and many others grew up in. I want my country back! This heartfelt song by Alan Jackson just speaks volumes about what so many of us felt on 9/11. I wish this song was back on the radio. It's a song that people definitely need to hear more often these days.

[@Backdraft8c]

Outstanding song that means a lot........... Never Forget, America.

[@PersianPrincess]

I'm here in my country 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 19 years later 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 09/11/2020 #GodBlessAmerica

[@Melissa-sx3mn]

19 years later and it still brings me to tears, let us never forget , GOD BLESS

[@robertnix77]

I cried the first time I heard this song I was 18 about to go off to college could not believe on a such a beautiful day such evil could befall us. God bless America and thank you Alan great song.

[@amyramos3652]

I too was an 18 year old, had graduated and getting Ready to do the adult thing and get a job. I had flown over the trade towers 3 months to the day prior to the attacks... I was stunned and cried the first time I heard this song. To this day I can't listen to it without remembering those feelings

[@marktarasiewicz3105]

Every time I hear I think of my brother Allan who was killed on 9/11 as a firefighter rescue 5 F.D.N.Y STILL MAKES ME CRY WHEN I HEAR 😢😭

[@cherixbiggs5819]

This is the one song that will make me cry as long as I live.....I sat there on my sofa, next to my husband....and we watched those towers fall down...."Thanking God" we had somebody to love....

[@lancebenson7839]

ill will never ever forget!!!!! R.I.P to all the 3,000 people who lost their lives on September 11th, 2001

[@Terk131]

And the ones who became sick working down their. So sad..

[@metalattheshop250435]

343 Firefighters/Brothers, many police officers and EMTS. All brothers who went to save all who could. All heroes Please pray for our brothers and sisters who suffer from cancer and PTSD from working at Ground Zero

[@JasenHazu]

Never mind the 300,000 Iraqis that were killed too....just saying

[@kristophstjames4143]

Yea war sucks but we were attacked and they sponsored terrorist so they got their ass handed to em.. We want peace but their stupid religion wants death..

[@lumbagoback]

JasenHazu yeah but who cares about them tho

[@InquisitorMatthewAshcraft]

I remember that day well. I was working for the city (NYC) and was in a bar on my day off.When civilians were running away, I ran to ground zero and started trying to save lives. I might have lost half a leg, and having breathing problems now... but I'd do it again without hesitation. #NeverForget9/11.

[@reactionswitherin5504]

To have been there to hear this song in person the very first time he sang it. Only a few weeks after 9/11 happened. Wow! Crazy to think it’s been 20 years already. Never forget. 🇺🇸

[@dlack387]

alan jackson is true country music... not to many like him anymore... his music is amazing

[@greeneyedgirl4life]

Every year I cry, every year I listen to this song and have you forgotten. Anger sadness every emotion fills my heart.

[@chadwenske3134]

A simple song healed our nation and reminded us to not take anyone and everything for granted. Only in country music will hear a song such as this

[@itzjbreezyyy]

Never forget 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🥺🥺🥺🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@anitacoffman2407]

I remember seeing the 2nd plane hit the twin towers, and feeling TOTALLY numb. Alan's song is the perfect memorial for that awful day

[@kenp.9762]

And Toby Keith's "Coutesy of the Red,White, and Blue" is perfect motivation, for the days that followed !!!

[@gingerman5123]

"Kids" today just don't get it. It's sad.

[@dakotap1514]

I was in 3rd grade history and the principle came over the intercom and told every teacher to turn on the news.... then he said a prayer... remember it like it was yesterday!!!

[@Mellomads]

I was 4 when 9/11 happened, but I saw everything and remember it clear as day because the emergency alert came across the T.V, interrupting my cartoons. One of my mother’s’ childhood friends passed away, and I remember her falling to the floor when his name came across the bottom of the screen. This song and anything related to this day gives me a knot in my stomach and makes me cry. I absolutely love this song tho because I also remember how kind people were after the tragedy. It’s too bad that a national tragedy has to occur in order for that to be the norm

[@jessw9043]

I completely agree. I was 13 when I saw this happen. We were suppose to be in focus class (or known as homeroom class) watching a dedicated television for our young minds but national news was on that's when we saw it happen. I'm sorry for your mom. Losing someone you love is never easy and will never be easy.

[@sunshinejividen2832]

2:41 always gets me ... (teaching a class full of innocent children) is what I was doing when it happened.

[@kb3jqz]

So was my wife, and I was a 1st responder at Shanksville, PA. where flight 93 hit. This really hots homenfor us.

[@stevendudley5687]

@@kb3jqz Thank you for your service. I can't even fathom what you experienced that day.

[@faiyoake]

I was one of those innocent children. I still don’t understand it, but I know the only way to understand it is to buy into the mindset behind it,

[@jeremiahyoungbird957]

💚

[@natashaarmstrong3170]

I was a junior in high school sitting in my current events class when it happened. I remember watching the news in class and crying when I watched it. It was a heartbreaking day.

[@2AForever-wi8yj]

the greatest song ever written I defy one person who was old enough to understand what was going on to say they didn't do at least 3 of the things he 'ASKS" in this song. No song has ever captured the feelings of an entire country as this one did.

[@ashleelocke6163]

Almost 20 years later, this song is still just as powerful and beautiful. He is a class act.

[@noahwilson3025]

In the new world of covid-19, we seem to have forgotten his message of love, caring for one another , reflecting on all we still have and banding together. Such a shame that more do not listen to this song and realize we are stronger helping each other through anything that comes.

[@alanjackson9901]

Hoell thank for your comment and supports your comhelloment and supports has brought me this far . keep Supporting please send me a message via hangouts on [e-mail]

[@AliciaNyblade]

I remember when I first heard this song randomly on the radio and within the opening question, "Where were you when the world stopped turning that September day?", I knew immediately what he was talking about. Those of us who are old enough to have witnessed it (I was 13 in 2001) will always remember.

[@Sawyeroh]

How quickly we forget.

[@williambowman8384]

Yeah, this song just plain stopped me in my tracks..........it still brings tears........I am so glad that our strong nation survived this horrible attack

[@firecapt100]

How in the hell could anyone give a thumbs down on this one?? I give double thumbs up.

[@Jtmartin0027]

A time when our country stood together and not divided

[@AlissPopa-od3wk]

Un Om și o Voce și Muzică Minunată! Mulțumesc!

[@dalenelson7161]

9-11 was the first time my sheltered self knew there was real evil in the world and it scared the hell out of me.

[@ravenkitley7092]

Dale Nelson amen brother I remember that day same year my baby sister and brother were in second grade and my step dad made my mom pull me out of school I’m special needs I’m still shakeing

[@freddycastro3996]

Best Country Singer who ever lived. There is no debate.

[@kittenduo411]

i will never forget that morning/day i remember it like it was yesterday

[@bryanjjones4163]

Dawn Swallow me too

[@countrymusic30]

bryan j Jones I remember it as though it was this morning, it doesn't help that we had a school shooting at a San Bernardino California elementary school on Monday, APRIL 10th. 2017. 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢.

[@alexstuessy821]

i wasn't born then but i know about it i can't even imagine how it would feel if this ever happened now.

[@duckducknight]

I remember going into Atlanta & watching newspapers or trash blowing across the empty streets like tumbleweeds & the overwhelming silence of a nearly deserted city. Wondering if my son & I would die in a crash caused by an airplane.

[@RSwizard101vids]

same i was in school that day and all the tv's in the school had been turned on reporting about the event, i ran out of the classroom and called family

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

On September 11th 2001 I went to Walmart and I bought big vinyl letter stickers and with them put: “LAND OF THE FREE, HOME OF THE BRAVE” on the top of the tailgate of my bright red 1984 F150. That truck was a plain truck with a 300-6 and a 4 speed and it just wouldn’t die.

[@sharonharris6743]

I was born in May 14 1994 Do you remember this day my mom and dad took me out of school early .19 years later

[@debrawest7118]

I just love your music me. Jackson, and it's truly soothing I listened to all your music GOSPEL, country, you are one by far has great talent I truly wish you will the best is yet to come love you Mr. Allen Jackson keep the good work up❤️❤️❤️

[@123raven4]

Never forget what happened 19 years today!!!! God bless the USA!!!❤🛐

[@briansnodgrass9566]

Man what a powerful song, can't listen to it without tearing up.

[@phillyjoeinnyc1434]

me too!

[@alyssaanne3339]

My uncle has a friend that was a firefighter at the fire. God please help this cruel world

[@hayleyf9438]

Did he survive? My dads friend was also a firefighter but wasn’t there on 9/11

[@marialucia1351]

MR ALAN JACKSON, YOUR VOICE IS SUAVE AND BEAUTIFUL

[@wysteriaherr8306]

This song made me swell with pride. This song made me proud to be an American after 9/11, but it really made me think of others and what they were dealing with.

[@Gmoney.]

It's been 20 years and I remember that horrific day like yesterday. May God bless all the lives impacted then and still impacted today.

[@roybaber1076]

2022 this song still grabs the heart and takes you back to what you were feeling and doing then. Thank you Alan jackson !!!

[@vazz22]

Never Apologize for being Patriotic! God Bless America 🇺🇸

[@LoraArmstrong-gk7sf]

🙏❤️❤️❤️Sad memories of 9/11/2001 year very beautiful song 🎶 and very well written by Alan Jackson thank you 🙏 🙏🙏

[@juansoto3468]

This song make me feel proud. 🇺🇸.

[@michaelgaley9532]

This is the first time he played his song and the audience was thunderstruck. I was in a merchant vessel that was stuck in St. John Canada due to the US was in lock down. We arrived in NYC a week later and then I heard this song and grown men and women were in tears. While tied to Chelsea Pier the rank smell of death really played havoc on all of the Veterans aboard we were hugging and supporting each other to get by. Yes I remember that day for the rest of my life.

[@roseannamanues9533]

I remember watching this performance . I had been in lockdown in school cause of how the prisoners were acting. I’ll never forget that it was my foster parents daughter in law that picked me upped that day. His song made me cry cause I let out all the emotions that I was feeling that day .

[@shawnmierczynski9830]

Such an emotional day for my family my dad was a firefighter lost brothers and sisters after school I had a doctors appointment and my mom who was pregnant got a phone call from my dad saying they were having a baby girl

[@vjd4312]

Almost 20 years later. So sad but beautiful.

[@racheleloise6467]

20 years on RIP to every soul that lost there lives ❤️

[@thebearline]

currently 9/11/2021. pure class and love by Alan Jackson💯

[@britneyduranko420]

the people who disliked this song must be heartless he is sing about something that affect our world and lives.

[@hobbitofisengard32]

You can hear a pin drop while he was singing this song. It was one that was meant to be written.

[@VintageRose75]

He told the story, similar to what Vince Gill said in the introduction. That he had to suddenly get up during the middle of the night and write it. He said God Himself wrote it through Alan, that literally all he did was hold the pen.✒💖🎶🎸

[@johnpaulgarcia6906]

Won't ever forget. Alan Jackson summed up what people who witnessed this horrific attack might have felt

[@dimaltabuni4002]

God blees this man. Long life sir 😇🙏

[@sydneymerrifield2176]

I was at school, grade one, but i remember coming home and seeing the towers on the tv. I asked my mom what happened and she ran into the living room, tears in her eyes, turned the tv off and sent me outside saying she'll explain later. I was in highschool when i realized what that random, burned into my brain, memory was.

[@bruceshuttleworth7228]

I love Alan Jackson