This Land Is Your Land - with lyrics - written by Woody Guthrie - sung by Elizabeth Mitchell

[@neill392]

Nice to see the inclusion of the two verses normally omitted. Well, one bright Sunday morning in the shadow of the steeple By the relief line I saw my people As they stood there whistlin' they stood there hungry Don't they know that this land was made for you and me? Well, as I was walking, I saw a sign there And on the sign it said "No Trespassing" But on the other side it didn't say nothing That side was made for you and me!

[@khazanys]

So much snark in that last verse 😅

[@christinagonzalez6010]

Yeah I was wondering if this verse was always there or if this is a new version of the song.

[@JeffSchall]

@@christinagonzalez6010 Over time, the song evolved into a protest anthem, expressing Guthrie’s belief that the working class should have the same rights as the wealthy. So, while it’s often misinterpreted as a patriotic song, its true essence lies in advocating for social justice and equality.

[@montman821]

@@christinagonzalez6010it’s new, an addition to appease the wealthy class however the original lyrics go” There was a big, high wall there that tried to stop me A sign was painted said "Private Property" But on the backside, it didn't say nothing This land was made for you and me”

[@thastayapongsak4422]

​@@christinagonzalez6010 Yeah it is new. The original version sang "Private Property" not "No Trespassing"

[@michaelh7513]

My eight year old introduced me to this song. I heard him singing it in the bathtub and looked up lyrics to find it. I love this song. He is autistic and knew every single word. He loves this song. So now I love this song. We sung it together.

[@onionjuice3779]

That's sweet brother

[@kraze719]

the whole song or the shortened version?

[@EmendSelf]

❤W Dad

[@deborahthompson6248]

How did you not know about this song ? I'm 30 and I was taught this song in elementary school

[@vickieviresrichie7622]

✨💖✨🎊✨🇺🇲✨🎉

[@6k911Channel]

Graduated today, and while this song wasn't played out loud it did in my head because it was played at my 5th grade graduation... Congrats class of 2023!

[@ybrimusic]

Congratulations!

[@aubreypassey6086]

I’m class of 21

[@bbwlowlifejr2198]

I'm class of 23

[@MudvilleMedia]

Congratulations! Strive for greatness and leave the world a better place than how you received it.

[@turkeysandwich1998]

2017, we need more of us gen Z to wise up, be an true American friend

[@kidzay2264]

Used to sing this song used to sing this song when I was in elementary school now I’m 22

[@francineklemens2218]

Just popped in my head. So sad what is going on with our government. Lady liberty is crying.

[@nzihollymovies1743]

The song's enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke a strong sense of patriotism while also carrying a message of social justice and equality, I am an African, specifically Kenyan I wish all of us could listen to it.

[@charlesdebarber2997]

It summarizes what America is supposed to be and often has been. The original natives of this land. The refugees who founded Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts. The hundreds of peoples and cultures that found home here. The United States is a large country and each part of it tells a unique story. It is a land full of some of the most beautiful natural wonders on our planet that the song invokes. It invokes what we often *should* be. It reminds me what even with the hatred, anger, and inequality I still love my homeland. I don't think one can love their country without loving the people in it and wanting equality and equity for them. For my Italian ancestor that fled here in the mid-1800s at 12-years-old because they were going to conscript him it was a land of peace and freedom. Sadly for slaves and their descendants, it hasn't been. A good example of two different things being true at the same time.

[@Jabberwockybird]

There is a Canadian version with lyrics that relate to Canada. You could write Kenyan lyrics for it.

[@jinpaul48]

bro you smart

[@Erik-s1f]

Stop acting the way you do, Tyrone, and the world won't abhor your community so egregiously.

[@debbie9929]

I am a PATRIOT HICH IS WHY I AM VOTING FIR HARRIS. I WANT YO SAVE MY COUNTRY

[@sadekjn]

This brings back memories of singing this with my chorus in the 4th grade. What a wholesome song.

[@ervinkocollari3121]

God bless America. God bless the land of the free man

[@EmendSelf]

Amen. Aju

[@MaailmanNapa-pm9lw]

Oh yeah 🇺🇸👍👍

[@henrylootens6578]

Godbless the industrial workers of the world for which this song was written for.

[@bethcompagnone6086]

We are ALL in this dust 4 the trial.. some Rise some Fall. ​@@henrylootens6578

[@kerryskrine6829]

Hell yeah

[@ginakay354]

Yes, America. Listen to these words, take them to heart and bring them into the voting booth with you this fall.

[@JeffSchall]

I hope the Left wins, as well.

[@cblair8501]

Why do we the people always lose? Regardless of left or right? Their allegiance is to their doners. & themselves. ​@JeffSchall

[@JeffSchall]

@@cblair8501 I agree wholeheartedly. I've always voted Libertarian - but Trump is a different sort of problem. He's 180-degrees from what libertarianism (small-L) is supposed to be. He's been ushering in Fascism, and will continue to do so. So until the GOP returns to a state of normalcy, I have to vote for the Democrats (not something I do proudly).

[@elizabethaskins7734]

My thoughts EXACTLY !.. 🇺🇸

[@johnroe4551]

We the ppl just might not be you and me.

[@stehbar]

Bravo! One of the few (almost) uncensored versions you can find on the internet. Pete Seeger, on the day of the Obama inauguration, dared to sing “private property”, instead of “no trespassing”, but even he had to censor the strophe on the relief office, ending, pay attention, with a question mark. Bravo!

[@TOH_Fan]

Indeed! Long may Guthrie’s Music live on, and may we remember his meanings. Long live the worker!

[@henrylootens6578]

​@@TOH_Fan let the industrial workers of the world UNITE

[@MarckBeggs]

Gorgeous version. I wish this was our National Anthem.

[@SNS-np1ri]

This song is against america

[@tydino101]

@@SNS-np1ri how?

[@tydino101]

it'd be better then one that was made during the ending of a war that has quickly outdated it's self as it'd meaning is slowly lost to the younger and younger generations..

[@waqasahmed939]

​@@SNS-np1riIs it? I get that it's a protest song but if it's about the exploration of the working classes that's surely for the American people. I wish we had something similar in the UK tbh

[@SNS-np1ri]

@@waqasahmed939 I’m not saying it is bad. I just wouldn’t think I would be a good anthem for that reason

[@nelsonsack2694]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Along with the stars and stripes forever

[@cristinahansenstarr8807]

10

[@henrylootens6578]

Don't forget it was written by a communist! 💪

[@dariustrimmer296]

This song is my favorite song since I was little

[@dvtl8907]

mine too.

[@WildWildWestTaurus1]

This land is We The Peoples Land ..elected officials need to remember that they are just that. I love America! 10 Generations Deep ❤

[@DonaldCrow-j9o]

This land is all of yours. I love every single one of you for who you are and that would be proud to fight for every single one of you in your freedom and your right to be in this world

[@1lilouette]

Beautiful song Love, from germany

[@marugirma3443]

My music teacher put on this song i loved the song . we are going to stand of every single person their is 100,0000 people

[@preppy_princess001]

SAME❤

[@Hazbin_fan365]

This is the song I think of when one of my favorite teachers left our elementary school to work at another school 😢I still feel like crying every time

[@kellinorcross7201]

I'm so sorry for you 😢 I hope you get to see her soon 💕

[@tanishajoslyn218]

Yes

[@AviaryAviles159]

It’s really strange, I was born in Mexico and was brought to the US to escape the violence and poverty in the 90’s. I was deported back to Mexico in 2013, but when I hear the national anthem and this song it makes me cry. I don’t know why but something in my unconscious triggers me to cry. Ive been in Mexico since with a beautiful house and family now. I don’t feel American for obvious reasons but I also don’t feel like a real Mexican because we have taste and lots of things different. It’s a weird feeling…

[@CaseyCampbell17]

Do you feel like a mixture of both?

[@margaritaprado5484]

I totally understand. When I hear this song it makes me cry, because my parents immigrated to this country and sacrificed so much, and now I am blessed with so much because of their sacrifices.

[@Wakuppeopletheywanttocontrolus]

@@CaseyCampbell17wherever you are represent that country don’t go to another and wave a flag of a country you fled is all we ask for

[@edwardbrock3807]

Youre always welcome back my friend

[@wishingonthemoon1]

It’s ok to be both :)

[@issenunow134]

I sing it in second grade. I’m gonna cry literally it makes me cry. It reminds me of my childhood.😢❤😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@catskill10]

She has a voice of a angel

[@sunshine18102]

I remember listening to this in the 3rd or 4th grade when all the students sang it together.We need to go back to the good old days.

[@jingzhu339]

😢😢😢this made me cry 😢😢😢

[@charlesdebarber2997]

It makes me teary-eyed to listen to this song. It reminds me how deeply I love my homeland.

[@kraze719]

its actually the opposite lol woody gurthie was a well known socialist and challenged ideology such as private property and criticized its government to do more for the people. Deleted passages show otherwise the reason how it ended up a national anthem was with woody's manager/publisher who deleted passages of controversy and put them in kids book and kids would sing it and influence adults etc.

[@charlesdebarber2997]

@@kraze719 The song sings about the beauty of the land (e.g. diamond deserts, sparkling sands, redwood forests, gulf stream waters) but does indeed mention the inequality in our society.

[@kraze719]

@sdebarber2997 sir when woody says this he refers to how internal displacement was during the Great Depression their was no inequality mentioned Woody was himself even a socialist and he critiques the government if u were to search and read the deleted passageways and actually at 2:45 it literally says"the relief office i seen my people as they stood hungry i stood there asking is this land made for you and me'? a literal nod to know how the Great Depression led to the hunger and utter questioning of the government. If you were to actually know real history you would also know up until 1941 pearl harbor created a sense of nationalism and thus before american people were distant to nationalism. The beauty of the land ur talking about is woody and other during the 30's why do u think in 0.43 he literally talks about him walking from far distances "there was a a big high wall there that tried to stop me a sign was painted said private property". by woody himself that was deleted and clearly not sung here face it dude the U.S.A can suck sometimes.

[@charlesdebarber2997]

@@kraze719 I'm not disagreeing that the song has social justice bits to it in some of the verses. It makes me love it even more. But downplaying how he describes the land as beautiful, which is most of the song, speaks to his love for his homeland. The "no trespassing" sign verse and the one about the his people in line at the relief office speaks to things he wishes were different. I would argue that ties in love of his homeland as well because he's wanting social justice for everyone. Guthrie grew up during the Great Depression on a farm destroyed by the Dust Bowl. As for nationalism, the rise of nationalism began just before WWI and followed the rise of fascism in the United States. Back when Charles Lindberg was considering a presidential run for the fascist "America First Party". That was the era most of the civil war monuments we deal with today were built, the Klan reached its membership peak, and anti-immigrant hysteria ran rampant. WWII actually began to calm much of that down. Patriotism rose, but patriotism and nationalism aren't the same thing. Nationalism is a state worshipping authoritarian cult. Patriotism is a love of your homeland and its people. I would argue measures such as supporting universal healthcare, civil rights, justice, and workers rights are all true patriotism. Nationalists often hijack patriotism. I have no doubt Guthrie loved his homeland and the people in it. The lyrics show as much. He also wrote the song in part because he thought God Bless America was too nationalist.

[@kraze719]

@@charlesdebarber2997 he absolutetly did not he wasn't his other songs would say otherwise and his stance he did hate facist which is an extreme version of nationalist. and patriotism and nationalism are under the same umbrella and that didnt change up until pearl harbor. Woody is literally not talking about the beauties of our countries he literally mocks it if u were to search up the deleted ballot and his other works.

[@ruthelison8470]

I'm a music teacher and am so thankful for your beautiful, smooth production of this song. It helps my classes go from "red zone" to "green zone" almost immediately. You can feel their tension leaving and see them calming. Thank you!

[@jacksonlawrence9521]

I love it to but it really racist if you look in to it

[@ForgottenPerson883]

Hi

[@ForgottenPerson883]

Teacher

[@CaseyCampbell17]

What do you mean by red and green zone?

[@MaailmanNapa-pm9lw]

​@@CaseyCampbell17 Probably the students are restless or aggressive and bully each other but when he sings to them they come back to being normal people

[@danielpeare8364]

Such a beautiful song. This land was truly made for you and me

[@craigdeines7891]

sameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@user-ly6nu2mc8m]

My kids listen to this song all the time, they love it❤

[@patheticraw6939]

This land is all of ours and no one’s don’t watch it starve to death and dry up

[@a.duncan6791]

Love the song, the voice(s), and the imagery chosen to represent America. Very well done. Thank you...

[@allenmurray7893]

Very nice version. All the verses.

[@nebyattsehaye6329]

My music teacher put it on I liked it and we are going to stand of every single person and there is 10,000 million people

[@charlessutherland274]

God bless America and restore her to sanity, and soon.

[@skeletonbuyingpealts7134]

So according to this song we should vote for a socialist?

[@nathangeyer1032]

@@skeletonbuyingpealts7134dude I wish Biden was a socialist, but no you just keep using that buzzword without really knowing what it means

[@skeletonbuyingpealts7134]

@@nathangeyer1032 I wish he was too, Woody Guthrie was a raging socialist

[@cylandar]

@@skeletonbuyingpealts7134 No

[@totallyrufus]

It's getting worse. Hopefully it will get better.

[@bergencounty6602]

Beautiful!!! I learned this song in 2nd grade. It just popped backed in my head all of a sudden.

[@cherryblossom6702]

This song makes me sad reminding me of being a immigrant sin in this in my 4th grade school choir learning this song and singing it loudly, boldly and proudly. The pride of what the US once meant for so many who gave their lives for freedom and liberty and the Christian Values and Hospitality and Kindness to strangers will forever be ingrained in me and I will forever carry that legacy of what the US was and once meant to me so many before me. Now it's not the same anymore. Living in Europe in Germany I miss the best parts of my childhood growing up in the US. I pray that the Lord will remove all evil doers in the US and keep the good ones. Here in Germany kindness is a term used to describe animals and not people.

[@paulallen2680]

You claim to be for freedom yet want “evil doers” be “removed” from said country that promotes freedom (freedom from religion I may add). I would really love to know who you consider to be evil and what you mean by “removed”. My ancestry is of German Catholics Immigrants who were treated like shit by the Protestants in this country and your rhetoric reminds me of this.

[@brad1368]

@@paulallen2680 ...I thumbed up your post, but fear you may be being a bit defensive, on the other hand I fear you may be correct. I do agree that no one should be guilty based on association of religion or lack of religion. The law of a nation should be enforced blindly and fairly.

[@floofxfloof]

Yes!!! Thank you for including the last verses! Your voice is amazing btw!!

[@WildWildWestTaurus1]

Teach yours & ours children this song ... its fading fast 😢

[@craigdeines7891]

I learned this from school, never herd it this beautiful🤩 only in third grade🤐😵😵‍💫

[@henrylootens6578]

Don't forget it was written by a communist! 💪

[@lisab9934]

Always makes me cry

[@Emi_bobbily_brown]

I listen to this at school and everyone sings along this song is beautiful

[@kimberlythow7439]

Same this was my favorite song and it gave me so much memories

[@MEALgaming204]

So do I it makes me wanna cry

[@toniajeen]

This video does a nice job of showing the different scenery of America 🇱🇷 ❤

[@minahilshujaa]

came here from good girls, couldn't find it anywhere else :) thank you

[@Elitee_]

same

[@aloshdicaprio9620]

Me to ❤️

[@apollo4suns494]

same man

[@icxcarnie]

THE BEAUTY OF THE NATURAL WORLD IS UNPARALLELED

[@whynotthinkwhynot-]

Although I like seeing the smile on a 90 year old Pete Seeger singing this song in 2009 for the presidential inauguration- I think this is the best presentation of this song that I’ve seen in the past few days. I always revisit this on Memorial Day, along with The Ballad Of Ira Hayes video that shows pictures of Ira, newspaper clippings, and quotes from Ira. One of the things that makes the USA better than other nations is that we’re not afraid to look back and see where we’ve done wrong. We are headed to becoming a melting pot of both people and ideals, and the food that will come out of that will nourish the whole world. Sure it might not look like it right now, but keep in mind that it never looked like it would in the past either 🇺🇸

[@kellinorcross7201]

This song makes me smile I love this song the words make me smile 😁

[@jessicalied8393]

When I was in second grade my teacher what always play this in my school it is so beautiful it makes me cry

[@MrKingsniper22]

Great song and rendition. So peaceful. Thank you. I love this country and our God given rights. "God Bless America"

[@maximreshitko]

Ironic. Woody Guthrie wrote this song in response to "God bless America" which he considered being out of touch with reality :)

[@xanderkruger4904]

when did this 1940s song become so woke

[@skeletonbuyingpealts7134]

​@@xanderkruger4904When it was made by a raging socialist

[@coyotegamer2586]

@@xanderkruger4904 the writer was a out spoken socialist

[@shivammahajan303]

@@xanderkruger4904 Woody was a communist, this is about land being for everyone and not one man alone, yes, this is more than woke dude, this is revolutionary, decrease yourself somewhere else please.

[@69pepe420]

time for us to take our country back. this land is my land.

[@kata4300]

you are quite possibly the least American American to ever American

[@joshuasloan]

I love that song because my Grandpa he loves that song alot

[@yukito2383]

This song needs to be played more during these times of division in the country. We need to remember, Democrat or Republican, Whatever race, we are all American. We are a nation of immigrants and a melting pot of cultures and of people.

[@PUNYAPUJITHAWiJETUNGE]

Guess what I went to an American School growing up. And we said the pledge of Alliegence and this is one of my most favorite songs. 😊

[@trixxite]

Whether you are from Africa or Asia or Europe or all the other lands of the world, America welcomes you with open arms.

[@ignaciodiaz6661]

Except from the souther border Mexicans. Haitians. Middle Eastern. And many more.

[@reesey103]

You mean countries or continents?Cause I don't think the islands

[@perfesser944]

if you bring skills and/or knowledge with yourself. Or even the willingness to work. If you are only going to be a burden to America, or worse, try to destroy her in a big or small way, then you can remain in whichever heck hole you are.

[@corkey717]

😂😂 America.. excepting of foreigners lol, maybe if you're Canadians or European.

[@Smh7oh]

@@corkey717everyone else must be deported!!!

[@mr.majestic3851]

This land is our land , If we can keep it , VOTE 2024 .

[@rapidfirer56]

We didn't fight hard enough for it this go around. We're really gonna have to fight like hell the next 4 years to keep from completely regressing.

[@finleymwangi]

This song is sweet. I wish one was made for my country ♥️

[@IanScruggs-ln6no]

The legacy of that song will live within every red, white and blue American who listens.

[@Benjamin-k8u7r]

This land is your land meanwhile native American reservations

[@KyndalBender]

Whenever I listen to the song it makes me emotional because it reminds me of my road trip to Arizona last Summer with my siblings that I am hardly aloud to see anymore. The song just reminds me of all 6 of them and i can’t get over all that has happened within the last year.

[@davidpolkinghorn340]

Love this Song 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@laurahintze9544]

Happy Independence Day! All of my music classes watched this amazing you tube and sang along with it this year. Elizabeth MItchell's voice is lovely, calm, and perfectly on pitch. It provided a great example for my students. The photography is absolutely incredible and captivating. Thank you!

[@TravisCotter]

Beautiful inspiring song. Mr. X

[@ericpitzer1042]

The original version, meant for regular people. Aint nothing on the back side of that no trespassing sign. That side is for us. Just now learned this 40 years after hearing this. God love us!

[@MelanieRodriguez-i2b]

❤❤❤❤❤❤love this song

[@ctg8563]

I remember singing this song before school in the early 90s along with the pledge of allegiance. Makes me cry happy tears.

[@densityman1]

American Primeval brought me here. God Bless America!

[@LindaOlmo-p6m]

I LOVE THIS SONG AND THE SONG IS AWESOME AND THE PICTURES LOOK GREAT.

[@ginamaria3974]

💯❤️🤍💙🇺🇸Love this!!

[@3176Bul]

I sang this in 2nd or 1st grade i can’t remember which one but I remember this one song 😊

[@siwypet]

Anyone else singing this for Veterans Day and loves it?

[@origamigirl95]

Gorgeous!

[@Elitee_]

agreed

[@musiclyrics5473]

Thank you

[@1lilouette]

My sister listens to this song and now I love it lol!

[@j9thewicked]

I'm adult ESL teacher and I can't wait to show this version to my class this well. Love the images.

[@rosemariesyt]

I listen to this song every day at music

[@joyannmcintyre7351]

I'm not an American but these lyrics are beautiful..very moving ❤

[@flaviocalichmansp-brasil6958]

This song is absolutely unique and it rings deeply true for everyone, everywhere. I love it.

[@avipotato]

Not for the millions of Native Americans that were decimated by settler colonialism

[@solangelalebron1348]

It rings true for all humans.

[@tiffersakasnimeandcatlover46]

I remember Woody and Elizabeth coming to my Vera Wilse to sing this song to all of us kids back in the day ☺ We even had a karaoke session afterwards 🎤🎶

[@ultraviolet7838]

I like how this is the full version and not the censored one. Let’s remember these words and protect our democracy this fall.

[@monicafelan531]

Republic

[@angelaschneider7094]

The pictures you selected for this patriotic song were beautiful!!!❤❤❤❤

[@jessicalied8393]

This makes me cry

[@EmendSelf]

🌄🙋🏿‍♂️💓🤲🏿🌻

[@rebeccalarez671]

Our people have forgotten. Unless you’re full blooded Native American, we are all immigrants. America is supposed to be the melting pot of the world and where dreams can come true with hard work and diligence. So sad people feel “ entitled “ now. Breaks my heart 💔

[@RIGGIDRICH]

Don't mess with a masterpiece.

[@danenea6644]

This song is so sad and I sang ot for my spring concert in my 3rd grade. SHOUT OUT TO BRACK H. OBAMA MANGET SCHOOL. Your kids will love it at bomus but this is my last year they good up to 4th grade so hope your kids love it there

[@DanielaAguilar-g4k]

I love this song ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jrmendez206]

I'm in love with this song 🙏🎶🎵💞♥️🦅🦅

[@niaatarisushi]

I loved this song in elementary school, we did plays singing it.

[@shubhangikolhe9316]

Awesome and so relaxing 😌

[@runtueggspress1663]

I love this song and the lyrics are amazing too I can’t believe it’s actually written in a different way

[@JeffSchall]

Woody Guthrie’s iconic song “This Land Is Your Land” has been interpreted in various ways, but its origins and message are indeed tied to social justice and populist ideals. Guthrie wrote the song in the winter of 1940 as he traveled from California to New York. Frustrated by the economic hardships faced by many Americans during the Great Depression, Guthrie penned the lyrics as a call to move beyond private property and toward greater equality. The song questions how a country could be blessed by God when people were suffering in relief lines and struggling to find work. It’s important to note that Guthrie was drawn to socialist beliefs and became critical of American capitalism during his travels. Over time, “This Land Is Your Land” evolved into a protest anthem, expressing Guthrie’s belief that the working class should have the same rights as the wealthy. So, while it’s often misinterpreted as a patriotic song, its true essence lies in advocating for social justice and equality.

[@texastential]

THIS should be our national anthem.

[@divitdevgun2724]

I love this song our principal put the song in our music in our assembly

[@brxps]

I learned this in 2002 and its been stuck in my head since

[@kolsoomnaseri]

Omg I learned this song in kindergarten and 8years later I remembered it and went to see if it’s a famous song or not, this brings back so much memories

[@ahmadmukhtarfaizi5464]

Same

[@DonaldCrow-j9o]

We tend to forget what freedom is. We tend to forget who our brothers and sisters are and judge by skin color but not me. I love every single one of you in every single one of you deserves to be in the heavens of the gods when you die

[@bintondribo6705]

My choir class is singing this song and I loved it since❤

[@kimberlythow7439]

I’m loving this song❤❤ and when my teacher put this song I liked it

[@ashnaparajuli3849]

This song is soooo good

[@TheBAEhler]

lovely version!!

[@MEALgaming204]

This truly is beautiful and I still sing this

[@morgan8661]

did anyone sing this in like 3rd grade

[@rogeliosantiago7106]

I did

[@renatal1972]

Yes, and am signing now! Make American great again!

[@kibbleplayz9174]

I remember singing this in like preschool!

[@rachelhodges4825]

Yes all the time

[@anascarlett3282]

More than I could count

[@reynalopez5780]

This made my dog go to sleep😊 thank you for making this

[@debbieregister165]

My dog fell asleep too! Beautiful!

[@turdchildren9267]

that's funny

[@Itsnoahscott]

This made me fall asleep.

[@necroticplague6752]

Had a teacher in 2nd grade sing this with her guitar and i cannot achieve that same feeling of joy ever again

[@giannamyers5030]

Me too, I do it every single day when I go in the library and we sing a lot of times even though it’s a half a day we always

[@louiegirltan]

Such good pics