Homefree - Brothers In Arms REACTION

[@charlesh796]

I am a combat veteran ( Vietnam ) You can not possibly know the good you have just done. Thank you for this and God bless you.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you for your service

[@jimbennett8036]

I like that you understand the brotherhood of the military.

[@Martin.Wilson]

This wasn't about war.... this was about the men who fight the battles, facing the ultimate sacrifice every day. This describes every soldier who ever fought in any war in history. Each other is all you have.

[@julielifejusthappens1232]

The bonds of brotherhood are not just in the soldiers. That same bond runs with in the families of those left behind as the spouse father or brother goes into the battle fields. The bases full of those left behind bond ever bit as strongly as the soldier. It's our support that gets us through a sameness.

[@gregplowman4132]

As a combat veteran I can say that there truly are brothers in arms. I lost many in both of my deployments. I have escorted the coffins home. This song has a lot of truth to it. The thing about the military is the fact that everyone who served and those who are now serving will always be brothers in arms. This song brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it

[@LindaLittle-m7j]

It feels like the spirits of all the soldiers are crying out loud to all of the other soldiers or brothers in arms in the world!😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ghstdnsr]

21 year Vet here, not all the bonds are tight with all, some become a bond for life and the ones that are not as tight you can bet when it becomes tough they are the ones you can count on.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you for your service, Rick. And for commenting.

[@ericpotter4657]

This 1985 Dire Straights song was about a Falklands war soldiers who is mortally wounded and as he is dying talks about the brotherhood of his comrades and the futility of fighting each other. This was released for Veterans Day 2021.Tim Foust is the bass singer, he has a 5 octave range and can also sing higher tenor ranges. The background vocal harmonies are fantastic and the the last two notes sounded just like a church pipe organ. This to me is one of their signature masterpiece songs. Thank you for your great reaction and you have a blessed day

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

such an amazing song!! thank you for this information. very interesting!! thank you also for the kind comment. Have a blessed day! :)

[@davidtullis2810]

One day the Argentinian soldiers and English soldiers were friends next day they were killing each other in the name of their country

[@csutton161]

thank you for sharing this. I knew it was about the futility of war, but never knew the back story. Tim Foust is a BEAST..Have you heard his song "snowglobe" ? Home Free is perfection to my ears and soul.

[@GergC0521]

I have a friend, and army officer who was responsible for returning our soldiers who had died in the Falklands. To be able to do your job while retaining the utmost respect for the sacrifice, especially while the deceased's brothers in arms were standing right there. He spoke about it at a Memorial Day presentation at the Antietam Battlefield in Sharpsburg MD where more American's died in a single day battle then any other time in our history. Moving on so many levels!

[@jayholland2632]

@@rosalieelliottofficial They have another song along a similar theme led once more by Tim and Chance called 'Everybody Walkin' This Land'.

[@Kodiak660]

home free, how great thou art. For when you feel the need to witness one of their most beautiful productions.

[@charliemike7458]

like your reaction,, did my 20 years in the Army but I see where this song can also be about Police and Firemen, all ready to lay down their lives for each other.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Very valid! well said. thank you for your service!

[@charliemike7458]

@@rosalieelliottofficial you, like everyone else, were worth it!

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

@@charliemike7458 Humbled by that reply. Thank you!

[@dianeritthaler7792]

Too many have died in all these Wars. Beautiful tribute to those who never made it home. When Chance says you did not desert me my Brothers in Arms, gets me every time

[@hidebehind2604]

50,000 names on black shiny wall, once they and we who survived, rode to the sounds of the gun.. Now they who fell and we who still stand await the day we once more join in together to ride anew in brotherly love.

[@golfbuddy45]

I am a US Navy Vietnam Veteran and this rendition of Brothers in Arms chokes me up every time I hear it and I am not embarrassed to say I never have dry eyes during and especially at the end. . . Love the way HOME FREE does our Patriotic songs like this one and GOD BLESS THE USA with Lee Greenwood...

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you for your service. It's a special song and outstanding rendition.

[@larrymcauley3152]

Welcome home my brother. Glad you are here. Vietnam Army 70-71.

[@orionridge]

@@larrymcauley3152 Welcome home to you and golfbuddy45 and thank you for your service. US Navy Vietnam Veteran as well as golfbuddy45, and Army strong!

[@golfbuddy45]

@@larrymcauley3152 I was in before you, '63 to '70, thanks to ALL OUR BROTHERS WHO SERVED THEN AND SERVE TODAY!!! Lost 12 members of my High School during that war. . .

[@sknaysmith]

God bless you for your service and devotion to our country and our people. You have all my respect. ❤️

[@kareng1894]

This one always makes me cry. Thank you ^_^

[@nancywiebe3693]

I think you would appreciate their "Everybody Walking this Land." Powerful.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

This five part arrangement was first done by the Finnish A Capella Group Club for Five. Tim asked their bass, Tuukka to send the arrangement. Tuukka loved and later praised the echo sequences Home Free added to put their stamp on it.

[@krunoobad7190]

Original arangement is by acapella band "Club for five" and Tim was contact bass singer Juka to make their own version of this arangement..

[@ericpotter4657]

Tim mainly added the echo sequences to the arrangement. I have heard the Club of Five song and it is also very good. I recommend that everyone go listen to their version too. I heard that Julia liked what Home Free did with song.

[@santtu_8576]

A small correction to your comment: the name of the bass is not Juka, it is Tuukka Haapaniemi. Tim contacted him and told their plans to do the song and Club for Five sent their arrangement to HF.

[@krunoobad7190]

@@santtu_8576 Yes..wrong letter escaped...

[@ronfuqua2117]

USAF vet 1973/1993 thank you for the kind words, the brotherhood of arms far exceeds brothers love I love my brother but the brother who saves your life is way more than I have words to explain

[@richb313]

Mark Knopfler wrote this to express the futility of war and these guys gave a great cover.

[@mikkijohnson1933]

as a US Navy veteran I am going to thank you for your support!!! wish more would! would love to see your reaction to the 5fdp (the wrong side of heaven) offical video

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

gladly. Thank YOU for your service, Mikki. Thank you also for the suggestion. I'll make a note and see what I can do in due time.

[@joeschwandt1301]

After 24 years in service I retired form the military in 2013. 4 tours in Iraq gave me so many brothers and sisters. You are so right about the bond among soldiers. This song hit home today. Thank you for doing this. :)

[@scottdarden3091]

As a veteran this always makes me watery eyed

[@sherryschoenlein8951]

Thank You for your service, take care & God bless. 🇺🇸

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Thank you, Sherry, for taking the time to thank our veterans.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you for your service, Scott.

[@Lego51]

Thank you for serving. And always!

[@AnnaMarie66]

EXTREME appreciation to you sir! Thank you & God Bless ♥️🇺🇸💪🏻

[@manueldeterra5090]

Three tours in Vietnam, 1962-1967, so thank you for the kind words. Did you notice that the singers are transparent denoting that they are dead?

[@carinalundstrom7566]

The original with Dire Straits is as beautiful, Marc Knopler makes a heartfelt guitar playing that made me cry first time i heard it. And they are British, not American. And Tim Foust has such a beautiful voice

[@leftalone4264]

Psychology lesson. My family fled Germany In 1939. Changed our surname to not be noticed, hid accents. So, I was raised a stoic. Then, when times got hard, I, as a child was mentored by Japanese internment survivivors. So, some of that survives today...the stoicism. Yet, I have been identified as an extreme empath. You won't notice it unless you engage me. I'm perceived at face value. So, very valid points on identifying the group members by first perception.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Wow! Thank you for sharing your story and your thoughts! Very true and fitting

[@ypey1]

I need the guitar solos of this song!

[@jerrymiller3944]

Vietnam veteran 1970 - 71 were are brothers for life.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you for your service, Jerry!

[@sherryschoenlein8951]

Thank You for your service, God bless. 🇺🇸

[@vickiadkins9844]

This is one of my favs!! A masterpiece from HF!! No one any better out there!!!❤

[@raytaylor2342]

I spent 12 years, 4 Enlistments in the Army. War stopped me. I went to college and got a MA in World Religions. Reentered as a Captain becoming a Chaplin. Too many deployments into Afghanistan. Forced retirement in 2020 because of Diabetes. Total time was 22 years 7 months for my Army. This song floods my mind of all the young men and women that I held their hands over injuries both physically and mentality. When watching that last breath leave the body can never be forgotten.

[@georgefisher1995]

The last words of a wounded soldier, thanking his brothers in arms for being with him and not leaving him alone in his bewilderment, to his anger at the uselessness of war, to his sadness and resignation of what is coming, to his passing, the last note sounding like a pipe organ.

[@michaelhall1422]

There was mention of "Dire Straits", but the writing genius was Mark Knopfler. Please give him proper bows. His writing is economic and masterful.

[@sherryschoenlein8951]

Home Free sings this so beautifully that it brings me to tears, but it also touches my heart, I have family who have either served, or are currently serving. Thank you for your reaction & wonderful words, & I agree that we have more in common than different, we just need to respect each other. ❤️

[@dustinwilson4815]

As a veteran, I can tell you it is stronger than the bond brother's have. I have brothers and they are somewhat close, but they haven't risked their lives or died in action to save mine. You forge families among the friends you choose in life that can be stronger than the ties you have with your actual relatives. For someone who lays it on the line for you, your family becomes the brothers to your right and left that put it ALL on the line. And the ones that pay that ultimate price only strengthen the bond you have with the ones that live through it with you.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you for sharing that and elaborating on what brotherhood means. Thank you also for your service.

[@jdkennedy3102]

@@rosalieelliottofficial ❤

[@JlmdonnaMcnett]

Jim Mcnett This song and its arraingmemt and its delivery touches tjthis vet Thank god for his grace.

[@philndebmorris504]

Did you notice the double exposure of the soloists against the window? The frame of the window is visible through the singer. As if his ghost is there singing about his experience on the battle field.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

oh wow! i missed that! that is significant. thank you for letting me know

[@barbarakennedy2667]

The ghostly images of Tim and Chance framed in the windows evokes the POW-MIA flag, to me. Imagery in this video carries a lot of meaning as well. Tim's slow and minimal movements during his parts shows a weak and fading character, as well as his breathy singing shows effort to be heard as he speaks to his friends.

[@dotwyness4110]

This was written by Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits about the war between UK and Argentina over the Falkland Islands. You might also like them singing 'Brother' a funny video but with another message of brotherhood

[@michaelengel3265]

The Marines have a saying on the battle field...."no one is left behind"....our brothers in arms...

[@larrywright4539]

This is a cover of an arrangement by a Finnish group named Club for Five. Tim got permission from their bass singer to do it. A lot of people don't mention this. I really enjoy and appreciate your reactions and wish you much success in all you do.

[@handlebarslim78]

I'm a Vietnam veteran and everytime I here Brothers in arm it takes a piece of my heart. I'm been fighting PTSD since I came home.

[@vickiroman189]

They definitely did Mark Knopfler proud.

[@maliszewski5681]

Great reaction! I love home free. I also come from a military family and I was also raised I Germany. Thank you for this reaction. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🏠🍟

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Hi Sandra!

[@janarookswood4395]

The phrase brothers in arms has been around since the 1480s for fellow soldiers and knights, perhaps modeled on the post-classical Latin frater in armis, a “brother in arms.” In the military, there’s historically been emphasis on the concept of fraternity and camaraderie among soldiers, and brothers in arms represent such a mentality.

[@jq5609]

Beautiful ❤️. Have you done "Helplessly Hoping" its perfection 🥰

[@charleneclaassen]

Yes Rosalie. Now you know why we love HF so much. The bass. The baritone. THE HARMONY!!! In my opinion this was music award worthy. Now you go from this to DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR and you realize just how brilliant they are at what they do.

[@ghstdnsr]

That by far is my favorite version of Do you hear what I hear as well as O holy night

[@kmwwrench]

This is so beautiful. And sad. I think you would like their version of Everybody Walking This Land. It also has a very powerful message.

[@csutton161]

this song hits me to the core each time I hear it. Not only are the words touching and TRUE, but the vocals touch my soul...I never get tired of this song and I share it with my family and friends. This is one of those songs, well done by Dire Straights in the 80's and yet again, Home Free makes it their own...Love your reaction, and have subscribed. Will be checking to see if you've reacted to Dimash or Chris Stapleton, 2 more artists that I admire.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

i agree. they did it so well. more Dimash coming soon :) thank you for subscribing and the kind comment.

[@csutton161]

@@rosalieelliottofficial looking forward to it!!

[@jamescline4354]

To hear Tim's true versatility, listen to his solo Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow.

[@garrymoore2161]

This is, hands down, the most comprehensive reaction to this song I've seen and heard.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you very much!!

[@jwernerschultz]

Home free are an amazing group. Tim Foust the base sang a G1 in that song. he sings 5 octaves. check out Tim and Peter Hollens doing Misty Mountains from the Hobbit. it's amazing. God bless.

[@invinciblefeelings1439]

I am not even an America and This song give me chills every-time i listen to it…. Loved your reaction thank you for this reaction…😊

[@MarielleSweden]

Dire strait is British, so American or not we can all relate to it. ❤

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you! :) same. not originally from here, but love this song.

[@barbarakennedy2667]

You do not need to be an American to understand the message this song delivers. At its heart, it emphasizes how we are more alike than we are different. That speaks truth for all people.

[@barbarakennedy2667]

The underlying message is told from the viewpoint of a dying soldier regretting the futility of war, of setting one group against another that does not really solve any problems. All soldiers are "Brothers in Arms" facing the same dangers, the same fear, the same determination to protect their homes and their comrads. We are of one world, we are living in different places, we are all ultimately human.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

I love that!! yes! agreed. Such a powerful song

[@richardabbott1173]

This song was written by Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits in the early 80's following the Falklands war.

[@ScottMaresh]

I love Home Free, this song and your reaction to it. I'd love to have you react to another of my favorite groups, Heart and their song Love Alive.

[@kylefrandsen2665]

I strongly suggest you go straight from this to their cover of "Mayday". Tim Foust (the guy who doesn't look like a bass) starts "Mayday" too (although he has longer hair in that video, it's the same guy). I just saw these guys live and they're so much fun. Great sense of humor. As you go through their catalog, you'll get to see more of it.

[@toddchaffee1968]

Thank you so much for your reaction to brothers in arms. Please when you have the chance, if you react to home free, everybody walking this land, I believe you would love it as I do. She message but much more direct.

[@matthewgoodA1206]

My parents are both big Dire Straits fans, so I played this rendition for them, and they seemed to like it. For myself, I find its minor-key sound chilling and heavy. A serious song about a serious subject that is seriously powerful.

[@terimingle8957]

These boys will make you cry from emotion and turn around and make you cry from laughing! They will touch you in so many ways, that’s why we love them so much!❤

[@bartonbagnes4605]

Beautiful video, with a powerful message.

[@randykovack4472]

this song makes me cry every time and I have no military in my family ... props to those in the military

[@troydruckenmiller1751]

Thank you for playing that song. you know we sit in your homes and the media paints one group of people as socialists or worse and another group as Nazis but i think it is strange that when I step out of the house. I just see people. Sometimes hurting people. people that I can ask if it is ok that I say a prayer for them. Or they play forward and buy my groceries like a total stranger did because I forgot my wallet. We didn't care about each others politics. We just cared. Don't let hatred rule us. Give peace a chance.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Yes!! Exactly what you said. If we didn’t watch the news, life would somehow simply just keep going. Well said, Troy! I appreciate you commenting

[@csutton161]

@@rosalieelliottofficial I stopped watching MSM several years ago, and my life is not as stressful. Now, I watch/listen to music and comedy, as well as enjoy nature....

[@roxannekabotsky2997]

Beautiful.

[@TwistedMinds69]

they are incredible, every one is so talented, and Chance the baritone i guess has a wonderful voice, as they all do

[@MommaBird52]

You need to check out Tim Foust singing Stay / Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow to blow your mind!

[@wandapease-gi8yo]

I fell in love with this song and what I see as its bigger meaning. I’ve tried to listen to many Reactions to it. I find yours to be the Best of all. You don’t keep stopping it to tear it apart and miss the whole. These various Reactions show how this wonderful vision goes across the nations since it was written for the Falklands War between Britain and Argentina. It becomes universal. I has spent most of my working life serving the US military as both a Civilian and a loving Air Force Wife. I’ve seen veterans torn by the loss of their brotherhood. It is such an intense bond. There are those who worked this out by helping others, other veterans, other people, even other animals, find the common world to fight for these Brothers in Arms.

[@peggygross7409]

Hauntingly beautiful yet sends a powerful message. They sound like a pipe organ. Notice there's no beatboxing. I really like how you are able to see things in a very unique perspective. Great analysis.

[@willeymiller4760]

I reall y was impressed with this song it is deep and I am a vet so it really touches me in a big way thanks for doing this one. I have one for you to add to your list somewhere it is Five Finger Death Punch and the song is wrong side of heaven that one will make you feel so many things and it will make you cry but it is one that is important and should be heard and listened to and video seen. your ride or die forever Ey OOOO by the way your mom was right your all heart and everyone should be able to see that in the empathy you show .

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you for your service, Willey! and thak you for your kind comment. almost had me tear up. :( thank you also for the suggestion. I'll see what I can do. If you don't hear back about it, pls feel free to follow up and remind me :)

[@duke2651]

When the song does not require percussion or beat-boxing, Adam Rupp provides a 3rd tenor...and the resulting 5-part harmony is a wonder to behold. Be well, Duke

[@reactionsaccount3955]

The song is from Mark Knopfler of the 1980s rock band Dire Straits. For the arrangement, you can thank the Finnish a capella group Club For Five.

[@aritolonen286]

I saw Club For Five performing this song live in the summer. It was truly awesome and their other songs as well

[@beadwright]

This was a deep reaction to a powerful song. This is what I love about Home Free, they can elicit emotions in every song, be it sadness, silliness, reverence or love. They just released a beautiful love song that is an original written bt Tim Foudt and 2 others. It talks about our brokenness and ability to love. What's Left Of My Heart. It is gorgeous.

[@teniahayzlett2709]

If you want more goosebumpery, check out their "Mary Did You Know?"

[@clevelandweber7575]

Hello Tenia. How are you doing?

[@donnilloyd1355]

Great Post, Rosalie. And thank you for sharing it with us.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

Gladly :) thank you for your kind comment.

[@garrycreech956]

We are brothers who have a brother hood that no time can chang listen to the words and feelings of loos

[@LindaLittle-m7j]

Life is so short and too important for each other to battle, communicatios can be a battle also but we should not let them get so out of hand that it ends in people's deaths😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤!!

[@annebiebrich9155]

A very strong and deeply emotional performance! Homefree has a special ability to sing straight into our souls !

[@stanrock2225]

Home Free never misses on a song

[@babyfry4775]

It’s a beautiful song. It is written by Dire Straits about the Falkland War in Argentina in the 80’s. That was guitar driven. This is voice driven. It’s so beautiful. Tim, the bass, is amazing. When you hear him live, his voice goes through you. What is amazing about him is that he has a 5 octave range so he can sing low like this and then sing high with the tenors….no kidding. I am not usually a country fan but have found many songs that are so good. I think it was Shawn Stockman (of Boyz II Men) who said country is just the “white man’s” R & B. He was a judge on the NBC show the Sing Off that Home Free won in 2013. He’s so right. What you said was so spot on. It’s love and compromise that will help us get through to one another. We’ve got to be kind and patient with others. I have military in my family too and this was gut wrenching. Such a good spin on the song. Loved the echoes. Some other songs you might like are What We Ain’t Got, Die a Happy Man. Tim and Austin write a lot of songs and Tim just wrote a sweet one you might like called What’s Left of My Heart. Great reaction and I subscribed. 🥰

[@barbarakennedy2667]

I love your post, so full of truth.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

that's amazing he can do that!! wow! what a group.

[@babyfry4775]

@@barbarakennedy2667 Thank you so much Barbara!

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

Hauntingly beautiful 🎶👏❤️

[@sakadula]

Freedom is the ability to respond genuinely without fear of being cancelled. I am so glad you feel free to express your authentic self whether or not it lines up with your listeners' expectations. Some folk struggle to understand that you can enjoy the stuffing out of an artist without necessarily giving them max marks in every facet of performance.

[@oniccolls]

Enjoyed the reaction and the comments. It brought to mind a song called "Christmas Truce" by a Swedish metal band called Sabaton. Their video duplicates an incident that is historically accurate during WW1 in Europe. The video is superb and if you get a chance to watch/listen do watch all the way thru the end credits paying attention to the voice over the credits.

[@tonykemp8505]

Rosalie, this song is over 30yrs old & fantastic, a anti war song from a fantastic band stated earlier plz check it out.

[@richardcobb1555]

You come across as a very perceptive person. Loving it, well done.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you very much!

[@joywright8794]

So much truth in one song. They always move me whether it is to tears or laughter, I never listen to their songs without taking a treasure away with me. Thank you for your shared reaction. You are right on target when you say we all bring our baggage along with us and maybe just letting someone who just needs to feel like they are being heard without letting our experiences lash out. Look through the filter of love, not hate.

[@catherinekane489]

I'm sure you will also appreciate the message in the song Everybody Walking This Land

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Such a wonderful reaction, love the thoughts and feelings that you shared.

[@RobertRRay]

I served on the USS Ranger during the Vet Nam war... and I love this rendition of this song...

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you for your service :)

[@itzel1735]

The Home Free song that most affected me is “Movin’ On” from 6 years ago when Chris Rupp left the group. “Don’t worry for me, it’s time to go Being called home to a place I know Now I’m morning on”

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

That comment is mentioned by TIM at the end of the "Everybody Walkin' this Land"...if you react to that (and you should) let the video roll to the Message at the end.

[@marshac7738]

Home Free always pays appropriate respect in their covers--especially to the content! Their talent is amazing--and I LOVE their 5-part harmony❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️ Such a genius touch to show the silhouette of the fellas in front of the window. I know some see it as a "ghost"y reference but it strikes me as a reflection of the POW/MIA flag. We'll never know just how many of those met the same fate as the soldier of this song. 😥

[@staceysmith8173]

I would say listen to any song except Mayday and Snowglobe. Not that you wouldn't live and appreciate those songs BUT if you know the guys and their "normal" parts then Mayday will be that more Wowing. Thanks for jumping on with us and Home Free we love our guys.

[@callie3396]

Chance forms a trio with The Hound and The Fox, a husband and wife duo on quite a number of songs. Their version of Hurt is very heartbreaking.

[@cmitchell7347]

Home Free's five-part harmony, with its 'church organ' effect, can be heard...and experienced... in a number of their songs. Adding to other recommendations for some Chance, 'Castle on the Hill.' 'One Man Band,' 'Finally Free,' and 'Helplessly Hoping.' Video trivia; when group shot of guys is tighter on Chance, most likely when Tim's huge dog, Satchmo, is sleeping at Chance's feet. ETA: Chance has some amazing solo work (big fan of his cover of Olivia Rodrigo's 'Drivers License'). Check him out when he teams up with The Hound and the Fox.

[@barbarakennedy2667]

How Great Thou Art definitely delivers the pipe organ sound near the end.

[@lazylady8591]

Their video of Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer has a brief cameo of the Hound and the Fox with their son.as a toddler Their son actually claps in time with the carollers. Also therr is cameo of Tim's friend who introduced Tim to the future Mrs Foust. Then there is also Darren Rusk, Home Free's producer who plays the unhappy homeowner in the video. All of these various people are interconnected in one vast music community. The acapella world is a close noncompetitive world. Voice Play has close ties with Home Free even though they were competitors on The Sing Off. Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix performed in a video with Home Free. Home Free, Voice Play, and Pentatonix are considered three of the most outstanding acapella groups.

[@terryhogan327]

I lost my Marine grandson 5 years ago. He was 23 years old. I also have to grandsons served in the Air force. My family has always fought in every war! We love this country!

[@dagmar.6954]

I have always loved this song by Dire Straits but think Home Free did an excellent version of this song. Tim's natural breathy bass was awesome along with Chance's smooth baritone & loved it when all the guys were doing 5 part harmonies. Who would believe humming could sound so good. They gave it a very solemn feeling. These guys are my favorite a cappella group out there.

[@retiredslamjamm]

Love your dialog on this song. I heard the phrase "hurt people, Hurt People" during a conflict in my life and the perspective that brings.

[@RomanSacharewicz-k5d]

I am a veteran from the UK. Served over 20 years. This was set after the Falkland War. having been there at the time. It's a medal I will not wear, not through shame but the losses.

[@jamieloesch3126]

tim foust is an amazing vocalist. he also has a 5 octave range. his solo songs "come go with me" and "will you still love me tomorrow/stay" show his vocal range and talent

[@trenten11]

I love your reaction and how you break it all down.

[@rosalieelliottofficial]

thank you, Larry!

[@susanengland3919]

So hauntingly beautiful but sad at the same time.

[@denise_landry]

Thanks Rosalie! 🖤🍟

[@marlahudgins7038]

Haunting, Mesmerizing, Magical and a Beautiful Masterpiece

[@susansundaram6737]

You really need to listen to "Everybody's Walkin' This Land", make sure you listen to Tim Foust (the Home Free main bass) message at the end. Really enjoying your reactions to Home Free.

[@billwieland8497]

Thank you for reacting to this one; it's MUCH appreciated!