Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms - Reaction [Now Chitchat Vlogs]

Important Update: This channel will no longer be posting reaction videos. Stay tuned for exciting new content! Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms - Reaction. Like I stated, it's a beautiful song, but the reason for the song is so sad. In my opinion, there is no way that you can listen to this song and it not pull at your heartstrings. It gives you a glimpse into the life of our Troops before something tragic happens and it just breaks my heart.
THANK YOU to ALL the Troops that we've lost, THANK YOU to the Troops who continue to risk their lives for our safety and last but certainly not least, THANK YOU to the Troops who by the Grace of God made it home... WE SALUTE YOU. Until Next Time... Y'all Take It Easy, PEACE PEACE!!
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[@Abbadonhades]

"You did not desert me my brothers in arms" is the part that gets to me the most. This song is a masterpiece.

[@CC2Cents_]

The whole song just pulls at my heartstrings.

[@LC-gs6qv]

Very true words

[@richardjones2527]

We are fools to make war on our brothers in arms…………🤷‍♂️

[@Orbitalmercury]

I've listened to this song for decades since it came out and at 56 years of age I still cry hearing it.

[@CC2Cents_]

The lyrics really pull on your heartstrings.

[@NotMarkKnopfler]

Inspired by the Falklands war, 2nd April to 14th June 1982, in which many brave, highly skilled British soldiers lost their lives, buried there to this day, in frozen earth, thousands of miles from home. I should also mention that Argentinians also lost plenty of brave men, but the heartbreaking aspect of the war for me was hearing the dying screams of young Argentian boys, 18 years old, calling for their mother as their life slipped away, with nothing for comfort except the cold hard hands of their comrades, or, in some cases, the British soldiers. We held their hands as they lay dying and we cried for their mothers. It was a senseless, ultimately pointless war. Enough. War is not romantic.

[@CC2Cents_]

I can't say thank you enough for your sacrifice.

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

It certainly wasn't pointless on ours or the Falkland Islanders parts , but for the war they would now be under Argentine RULE . Its a sad fact that sometimes we have to fight for our freedoms .

[@zod6250]

No words can describe the feeling, some die on the battlefield, others die inside, no one is left whole, we all leave something behind, be it friends, or beliefs.

[@CC2Cents_]

Great comment.

[@jc333jc]

Thank you. You didn't interrupt the song and your comments were truly heartfelt. I love it.

[@CC2Cents_]

Than you so much.

[@davidcummins8125]

There's many sides to the song. It also raises how they can be at war so long it's almost their new home, that their old lives become the dream. And also how we should all be brothers in arms and stop killing each other. The world is hard enough without us fighting each other.

[@CC2Cents_]

Great comment. Thanks a bunch!

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

“We’re fools to make war on our brothers in arms” - that line gets me the most 😢😢 Thx for your reaction. ❤️

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you so much for your comment.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Such a beautiful song, so beautifully written and performed by Dire Straits (Mark Knopfler) and the subject matter is so horrible. I don't know how many times I've listened to this amazing track and every time it gets me so emotional when I think of all those millions of people who sacrificed their lives for their countries, just so the rest of us can be safe and live in peace. All those amazing young men and women and their families...I'm even tearing up as I write this...May God bless them all.

[@CC2Cents_]

This song pulls on your heartstrings for sure.

[@michaellowe121]

Most honest and heartfelt I ever seen. Awesome job

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you kindly.

[@barramundi4604]

Epic song from a giant of music. Absolute masterpiece!

[@CC2Cents_]

Indeed.

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

This song always brings tears to my eyes. So very touching. So sad. 😢💕 Thank you for your beautiful reaction. Please never apologize for reacting as yourself. This song stirs up deep emotions. I’m right there with you.

[@CC2Cents_]

This song really pulls on your heartstrings. Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it.

[@sgtanderson7051]

A true soldier does what he does not because he hates what is in front of him but because he loves what is behind him. G. K. Chesterton

[@georgemorley1029]

He does it because cannot bring himself to let down those who are alongside him.

[@CommunicationandConflict]

Your raw response, unscripted was perfect. The song touches me deeply and to think there could be a nice simple eloquent 'expression' of all it brings up would be to sanitise it and not acknowledge how deeply music and songs can express things in ways that words can't.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you, I really appreciate your comment.

[@remarcsd]

There is no apology necessary for failing to find the words to explain your response to this song. It is one of the most deeply moving songs of the modern musical era, with lyrics that are unarguable in their truth, haunting music, and a brilliant video that suggests and implies, but does not confront, and is all the more powerful for that.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for your comment.

[@jeffstevens4262]

What a lovely lady. We all feel the same about this amazing song so don't worry too much about struggling to express yourself, we all have the same reactions to it no matter how many times we hear it. God bless.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you.

[@yagmurcamd]

Mark Knopfler has unmatched wisdom.

[@philging]

Great reaction at a time when many of us are thinking of those who served.

[@CC2Cents_]

Just wanted to say thank you.

[@halvardlundnorway]

Again: This exactly what the song is ment to do. To forever say no to war, to shout it out - without any covering up. Brilliant thoughts!

[@xxFORDIExx]

This is exactly how this song can effect some people so deeply. If you just take this tune as musical peice it is utterly remarkable. It has everything. Once you bring the lyrics into the fold, it can really drive it home how futile most wars are. We are all brothers and sisters. It's another knopfler masterpiece and I can see why it hits home hard for so many, particularly people linked to the military. It's one of those one in a million songs that just rarely gets matched.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for your comment.

[@klw11jlw00]

Besides the war aspect of this song, which punches me right in the gut ...The feeling in his voice and the crying of the guitar is heart wrenching.

[@CC2Cents_]

This songs pulls at your heartstrings for sure.

[@ryancurran8570]

God bless America from the UK there soilders died for us and they always have our back love from England!!!!!!!

[@CC2Cents_]

Greetings. This song is so powerful.

[@FoardenotFord]

The juxtaposition of the tragic cost of war and the beauty, strength, and brotherhood that war brings out, is profound. Knopfler shows his artistry by navigating those themes with reverence and underlying them with music.

[@beriandavies2111]

You're right, it is a beautiful song, but it cuts to the bone for sure. A wonderful reaction, so heartfelt.

[@CC2Cents_]

Definitely pulls at your heartstrings. Thanks a bunch.

[@deeg8849]

Perfect song on this Remembrance Day. The 11th day of the 11th month.

[@CC2Cents_]

It was a special request and it's perfect.

[@barblessable]

You got it Cece ,anyone with a heart would react the same way ,a beautifully sad moving song.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you so much.

[@Distant394]

Couldn’t pick a better tune today , thank you for picking this don’t be worried about loss of words to express , because everyone feels the same I couldn’t express my sadness of the inhumanity of war and although some are just that doesn’t make suffering of anyone any easier to accept you came across well and it was a heart felt reaction we can no more from you

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for saying that, I really appreciate it.

[@davidbaker6912]

Too much pain, I appreciate your angst on words,me too, peace, you are worthy...

[@CC2Cents_]

A very powerful song. Not a problem and thanks so much.

[@chickmcgee1000]

That was a very touching reaction. Thank you

[@CC2Cents_]

You are welcome.

[@DONWEATHERS-l6e]

From a veteran, thank you for your thoughts. Bless you!!!

[@CC2Cents_]

You're welcome, and thank you for all of your sacrifices.

[@B72Gary]

"We are fools to make war on our brothers in arms" that line in the song means everything to me. We all live in one world and whilst war is sadly necessary sometimes we are fools to go to war. All people if only we could work together except we are divided by our leaders and the press. This song for me is a song for peace whilst showing respect to the people who fight for peace and put their lives on the line to protect us. It is a beautiful song Mark Knopfler guitar genius and he has become an amazing songwriter/storyteller.

[@CC2Cents_]

I agree, it's a beautiful song for sure.

[@1969JohnnyM]

To American listeners they need to be aware that WW1 arguably had a far more devastating effect on the British people than WW2 whilst Britain lost around the same number of casualties in WW2 as the US and its cities were bombed the casualties in WW1 were far worse 3 to 4 times worse with those who were physically and mentally damaged by the war far worse as well with the chemical and biological warfare used for the first time as well what we know now as PTSD was then known as shell shock and was barely understood. Often those suffering from it were accused of cowardice, it wasn't until decorated heroes started becoming afflicted that doctors understood that members of the military when exposed to much death, destruction and fear could lose their minds. WW1 was just a horrible war for those who fought it.

[@danielw5850]

The most heartrending example of your point is the modest memorials, in every city, town & village. The names (carved in stone), especially in small communities, where you read the same surname, over and over again; what tragedy, what grief to families. We've done our bit for the dignity of the human spirit, but I suspect there's more to come - long live the spirited people of Hong Kong!

[@marksimpson1991]

God bless you. What a sweetheart. So moved that you understood the song on such a deep level.

[@CC2Cents_]

God bless you.

[@henrybazelewsky4205]

After hearing this dong so many times as well as seeing them perform it in person, I start tearing up with the first note. It's a great song with a strong message.

[@GranpaMike]

Great pick for Veterans Day. Love this band, love Mark Knopfler -- this song is a favorite of mine, and I really dig playing it on my bass. Be sure to explore more from these guys. They're phenomenal. As an old Army vet, your sentiments are very much appreciated.

[@CC2Cents_]

Not a problem. I can't say thank you enough.

[@GranpaMike]

@@CC2Cents_ :) You just did.

[@garymiles1363]

makes you feel like your with them when you listen to this song.heroes one and all.

[@CC2Cents_]

Yes indeed.

[@scottdennis7923]

I am US Army Veteran. Fought in two wars. Thank you for your heartfelt message. I understood. It was my honor to serve my people. Defend those you cannot defend themselves. Peace and Blessings. Out.

[@CC2Cents_]

I can't say thank you enough for the all sacrifices that you made. This song really pulls on your heartstrings. Peace and Blessings to you too 🙏🏿. Thank you.

[@EllakGr]

Thanks for the raw and honest reaction. It’s hard not to cry when listening to it and watching the video. It speaks to us on so many levels. The lines ”There’s so many different worlds / So many different suns / and we have just one world / But we live in different ones” make me think of all of us living on the same planet, breathing the same air, eating, drinking, sleeping, loving and so on regardless of colour, creed and beliefs. We’re all humans and still we are led to believe that have to fight each for survival instead of working together to make the world a better place for all of us, and those coming after us, to live in before it’s too late. I feel those words are even more relevant today than when they were written in the 1980s. But I think there is hope in the last lines of the song: ”But it’s written in the starlight / and every line on your palm / We’re fools to make war on our brothers in arms”. If we look beyond what’s skin deep we will realize that we are the same and we need each other to survive. Off topic, but I’m very impressed with your beautiful hair. How do you do it? (Sorry, if that’s too personal and irrelevant, but I really like it).

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for your comment, I really enjoyed reading it. This song is so powerful and pulls on your heartstrings for sure. With regards to my hair, there is no pre-planned style, I just kinda wing it and hope for the best 🤞🏿

[@EllakGr]

@@CC2Cents_ Thank You! Yeah, I agree. If you can find the time, and want to, I recommend watching the thoughtful and honest youtube reaction to the song by Virgin Rock. She puts the song into a current context and discuss the origins of the music from a musician’s perspective, which adds a lot, I think. About the hair: Ok. I see what you mean. Keep winging! 👌

[@CC2Cents_]

@@EllakGr thank you for the recommendation.

[@FrankCastlesConscience]

Your reaction immediately after the track…was the right one, in my view. Stunning song.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you.

[@espenvippen]

I have served. And war in 2021 and earlier is completely meaningless .. Everything is political, men who are going to make themselves big in one way or another..love your reaction. 😀

[@CC2Cents_]

I can't say thank you enough for all of the sacrifices that you made 🙏🏿. Thank you for the compliment!

[@jonathanmahoney1672]

It is a very thoughtful song, your reaction is perfectly normal 😊

[@arnodobler1096]

Mark wrote the song from the perspective of a dying soldier. 😭 The Album was one of the first CDs ever!!!

[@CC2Cents_]

IMO, this song pulls at your heartstrings.

[@LC-gs6qv]

3.12 to 3.30 is the part that captures the emotions of the song most, for me. A masterpiece 👍

[@brianwilson3952]

Thankyou for your Sacrifice is a much better thing to say than 'Thankyou for your service.' You thank a waiter for their service. A Soldier makes a Sacrifice.

[@heikkieronen5226]

So good...... crying...., 😩 of course with tears....

[@CC2Cents_]

Pulls on your heartstrings for sure 🙏🏿

[@heikkieronen5226]

@@CC2Cents_ robbish...

[@bjmcmahon722]

I like all of the comments below no matter! A masterpiece ✨️

[@Andre77Mr]

Masterpiece. This Gibson sound makes this song authentic

[@karenkerbis2326]

Great song. Thank you for showcasing it and bringing it to a new audience. I have to ask you where you get your great earrings!! They should have their own channel! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@CC2Cents_]

Awww thanks. My earrings are from Amazon.

[@tdamtoft]

Take a breath, gather your thoughts, love you.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you 🙏🏿💙

[@grahamcheetham2146]

great indepth review just not a gloss over like so many others , thank you

[@CC2Cents_]

Thanks a bunch!

[@arlindoribeirodasilva5219]

Esa es la música mas bella del mundo! Yo me pego en lágrimas quanto me pero a ouvirla. Solo quien fora soldado algun dia puede sentir eso. Gracias. Saludo desde Brasil.

[@heikkieronen5226]

Soo good, made me cty, Again.... 🙈

[@jimmorrison632]

Nice. Great music stirs the soul. I dream of a world where we don’t have to thank vets for protecting us. As Jimi said : “Soon I’ll be holding you, instead of this machine gun….” Peace

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you so much for your comment. GOD Bless You 🙏🏿

[@jericoba]

My favorite Dire Straits song of them all. I agree with your appreciation for the soldier.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you.

[@carlwkemp3]

Don't apologize, you did great. There can be no greater heartbreak than war, and no greater love than that of these young men who lay down their lives for those they love back home. If that doesn't tear you up, then I must worry about your humanity.

[@CC2Cents_]

I appreciate your comment.

[@DizJakeOG]

You have a sweet personality. I appreciate that. ❤️❤️❤️

[@CC2Cents_]

Thanks a bunch!

[@halvardlundnorway]

We all come from one human anyway. I had hoped that this song would help humanity to see and learn to never do war again. It is the most beautiful peace song ever written, disguised as a war song. Because we are brothers, war is to be killing your brothers. And that is the depth of the song: it is the understatement of the last sentence: "We're fools to make war on our brothers in arms." Aren´t we fools to wage war against not only our brothers, but brothers which should be so close that we should call them "brothers in arms".

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for sharing.

[@robertmills2375]

Youth, innocence, magical thinking, wonder, moral compass. All disappear to be replaced by cynicism and sarcasm. Death is far from the worst that war brings to the table. To all the filthy dog faces, the lowly ground pounders, the grunts, boots on the ground I salute you and on occasion, weep for you as well.

[@mihajlobanovic4674]

It hurts every single time for 40 years

[@Tommy1977777]

the song is about those who go off to war. when you come back you just want to be left alone. Very often that desire persists throughout life. At some point, however, you want to see those who you laughed and fought hardest besides. Dire Straits did a companion song to this called "Ride Across The River" which is about going into a war. This is more the aftermath of a veterans life after he has left the military. The thoughts he has, the memories hes recalling.

[@CC2Cents_]

This song pulls on your heartstrings for sure. Thank you so much for your comment.

[@gerrysmith5597]

I feel so drained every time I hear this and at age 69 I have played it a lot of times!

[@CC2Cents_]

This song brings out a lot of emotions for sure. Thank you for sharing.

[@grahamcheetham2146]

the story is that we are all Brothers regaurdless of creed or colour

[@brianmasinelli9694]

I love how you react to songs...no apology necessary. This song topic is difficult for anyone to convey without personal feelings and emotions becoming a part of it. I think you did a very commendable job relaying your thoughts for your audience. You were totally sincere as you are in all your video reactions and imo that is all we as an audience can ask for. Keep up the great work and remember we can't all love the same songs. If that was the case then why have video or music reactions. You say how you feel about a certain song and good or bad I have more respect for someone who conveys their true feelings opposed to a reactor who just tells his or her audience what they want to hear.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you so much 🙏🏿

[@matsjakobsson1376]

Mark Knopfler plays without plectrum!! Unreal!!!

[@musik102]

So does Jeff Beck ( most of the time ) as does every classical and flamenco player.

[@hillbillyhippie4235]

Awesome song and awesome job young lady

[@CC2Cents_]

I agree and thank you kindly.

[@silvoeronen231]

I love this song. This is the song that makes me think war and all the shit in comes with it.😕But its a beautiful song👌🏻

[@CC2Cents_]

It is a beautiful song.

[@matsjakobsson1376]

Possibly best guitar solo ever! Pink Floyd Comfortably numb. Live pulse. Camel" Ice" live. Andy Latimer Genesis" Firth of Fifth" Steve Hackett. Guns and roses" November rain" Slash. Gary Moore" Still got THE blues"!

[@kevink8863]

Wow, I would have listed those first four verbatim.

[@heikkieronen5226]

Would love to see your face More, I think this is Reactions... Song great, like you... 😍Take care....

[@PaulRevere2009]

You have a good heart young lady.

[@CC2Cents_]

You are so kind, thank you😊

[@danechristopher2687]

Best anti-war song ever. Vietnam veteran '71&'72. I always cry when I hear this.

[@CC2Cents_]

I can't say thank you enough for your service and sacrifices. In My Opinion, this song really pulls at your heartstrings.

[@jeanpierre9248]

This song is art

[@CC2Cents_]

Indeed.

[@msmart2u2]

Thank you!

[@steveholmes5939]

This is my favorite song. I want to have it played at my funeral.

[@CC2Cents_]

Really nice song.

[@russelljoslinjr4387]

it's a tough listen. beautiful music, sad material.

[@CC2Cents_]

I totally agree 🙏🏿

[@grimreaper-qh2zn]

Probably the greatest anti war song ever. So subtle. Marks emotional Guitar expresses the futility of sacrificing life in war.

[@CC2Cents_]

Indeed. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏿

[@billbox1916]

Hey Cece, great reaction. I appreciate your insights really cool. I agree, there is nothing good about war. This song spoke a lot to me about not leaving anyone behind in battle. Like the old Hollie's song "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother". Mark Knophler is great, truly excellent. Hey to Hubby! 😎

[@CC2Cents_]

This is a powerful song. Thanks for the request. Hubby says "Hi".

[@rpmcalgary]

Grandpa Leopold served in WWII and my papa... Not sure. Guess I served a similar duty as a civilian... Song was played at my grandfathers funeral although i was not there. Still makes me emotional at times though.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you so much for the sacrifices that you and your family made. I agree, this song definitely gets you emotional.

[@terrencedye4701]

The amount of love that's been lost for another's greed, if the politicians had to go out there and fight to the death wars would be a thing of the past. Its been nice seeing your reaction to such a poignant song

[@tnightwolf]

"We are fools to make war on our Brothers in Arms" (another Human) that is my biggest take-away from this song.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for your comment.

[@tnightwolf]

@@CC2Cents_ thank YOU!

[@tnightwolf]

@@CC2Cents_ Also loved your reaction to Lola XD

[@bryanbrady877]

This entire album makes me cry. That is all I have to say.

[@CC2Cents_]

Such a powerful song. Thanks for sharing.

[@thebull3365]

Good react

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you kindly.

[@cedricwilson1593]

Check out their performance at the 70th bday tribute for Nelson Mandela. The album version is nothing in comparison. Oh... and... yes, that familiar looking bearded guy is indeed Eric Clapton.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thanks a bunch!

[@jmpmusva]

Emotional?...... this song? )only you and millions of others. That's why songs like this are requested.

[@rogerthat9174]

It is a bunch of old men. Sending a bunch of young men out to die. My grandfather (. World war 2). My uncle ( Vietnam). Survived. But were never the same again...... 😥.

[@CC2Cents_]

Sorry to hear that. Thank you and your family for you guys sacrifice.

[@taino20]

I had several friends, who died or were severely wounded in Vietnam. Some of those, who were lucky enough to return, were never the same again and their lives were destroyed.

[@CC2Cents_]

I am so sorry to hear.

[@taino20]

@@CC2Cents_ Thank you. I have heard this song more than 500 times over the years. Every time I lisen to this song, I think of Vietnam and I cry like a baby.

[@CC2Cents_]

I had a neighbor who was in Vietnam and suffered from PTSD. He drank all the time, never married and never had kids. We would always help him where we could and feed him. So I understand.

[@Gantzz321]

Wars serve as a grand ritual of American civil religion in which sacrifice and martyrdom are props for a vision of the imperium, even at the cost of the "empire’s" actual strategic objectives. The troops are symbolic avatars for American values, but as actual human beings, they are expendable. Not only does conflict provide an enemy to define America against, but warfare itself is seen as a crucible in which the national character is defined and the soldier placed in the role of Christ, expected to redeem America through his (and in the popular imagination, it is always his, not her) suffering. America sacrifices soldiers on the altar of "freedom" just as the Aztecs sacrificed people to the gods to ensure the sun would rise. Both throwing away lives for reasons that make no sense to a thinking man.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thanks for your comment.

[@robertmills2375]

You sure took a lot of words to convince me. All you really had to say was this is my opinion and I know because I never had an original thought in my life and someone really, really smart, it may have my mommy, told me. I know stuff. I’ve never taken a stand, never hung it out in the open. Never placed myself in harms way and never will.

[@Jaydon05]

Thx! I subd!

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you so much.

[@lindalala5813]

This should be played on LOUD SPEAKER ...at EVERY State Capitol! Hopefully people will...THINK!

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for your comment.

[@Chalkster1]

Beautiful 👌

[@CC2Cents_]

Thanks a bunch!

[@lewismaddox4132]

As you said, countless lives have been lost and yet, the leaders who initiate war are insulated. Doesn't it seem that we should have evolved beyond this? We went into Kuwait, where human life wasn't in jeopardy, just oil. Meanwhile, in Rwanda half a million innocents, women and children, were slaughtered and we didn't feel the need to intervene. Who or what are we fighting for? We come out of these conflicts with nothing resolved, only layers heaped upon layers of suffering. Yet that suffering is not visited on those who initiate the violence. One day we, those who pay the price, need to put an end to this. No matter what can be gained, the price is too high.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you for your comment.

[@jaqs125]

CECE what a beautiful lady, what a hair......!!!!! my respecto to your hubby but you are gorgeous!!!

[@CC2Cents_]

You are too kind, thanks!

[@daveybaby8389]

the interesting thing is you shun the fact it is about you, it's admirable you thought of the soldiers and the formalities... of war in the big picture... but what of your wars? really... thas who mark is singing to, i think... it's you sitting there in them misty mountains :) thas the beauty, m'Lady... it is you looking back on your wars, and knowing there's still love...

[@falcon215]

It took me several listens to realize that the song is sung from the point of view of a dying soldier. It made the lyrics that much more poignant.

[@CC2Cents_]

Powerful.

[@peppernagre3126]

One thing that bothers me is the Souls lost for the wrong reasons. They believed a lie ... ✌😎✌ good people

[@gavinpaice8008]

It was about a Geordie Brit soldier I was told. Might be wrong.

[@CC2Cents_]

This song is powerful.

[@RosaLichtenstein01]

The official video is excellent but it plays a shortened version of the closing guitar solo. The full version is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/il6Wonluq552itk

[@CC2Cents_]

Thank you.

[@RosaLichtenstein01]

@@CC2Cents_ :-)

[@robertphelps1574]

This songs reminds my of bird of paradise by snowy white

[@CC2Cents_]

I'm not familiar with that song, I have to check it out.

[@robertphelps1574]

@@CC2Cents_ let me know what you think

[@CC2Cents_]

Sure thing.

[@SilverionX]

One of the greatest anti-war songs ever written. It seems to me war never benefits those who fight it. They return with scars, physical and emotional that are almost impossible to get past. There's no right way to react to this song. It's grieving in musical form. No one should tell you how you should react to it.

[@CC2Cents_]

I really appreciate your comment. Thank you so much.

[@petervarone8462]

WAR what is it good for?

[@cougarcountyaddept8001]

My dear...we may come back, we just don't come back all the way. Mr Tom Waits has a song...Hell broke Luce. It is also relevant...as is When the Tigers broke free. PF. Thank you for your consideration(s)

[@CC2Cents_]

No problem.

[@cougarcountyaddept8001]

Just found your reactions today. Will be looking for more! A timeless antiwar song is...Alices Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie. Kinda long but funny enough to last.

[@CC2Cents_]

Thanks a bunch and stay tuned!

[@notrumps2784]

Listen to the group pentatonix. ...song is HALLELUJAH

[@notrumps2784]

Bless your heart.this song does everyone that way but our world at home here is in war for no other reason than hate

[@CC2Cents_]

This song pulls on your heartstrings for sure.