Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning) - Alan Jackson | Karaoke Version | KaraFun

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ℹ️ This version contains a low volume vocal guide to help you learn the song. The karaoke version without the vocal guide is available on www.karafun.com. This recording is a cover of Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning) as made famous by Alan Jackson. This version is not the original version, and is not performed by Alan Jackson. This instrumental/playback version contains a vocal guide, the lyrics and backing vocals.
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[@garrickf8925]

One of the greatest song's ever written. This song is a reflection of how the country did feel on that day.

[@speedycrow.comwebsitehosti1772]

I was 13 years old when the attack happened and I was outside helping my dad change the oil in the van preparing for a move from Kansas to Arkansas. I will always remember that day. We were trying to get a hold of my sister on the phone who lived out there. Luckily we got a hold of her after 7 hours. We were thinking the worst. Hard to believe that it's been 12 years since the attack.

[@cullenoleary1619]

I was just singing random karaoke on my way home and this came on. As I started to sing it I started to cry. I’ve never heard this song but I immediately knew what it meant and I just could not help but be silent and listen to the words. ❤

[@atyekmercy5329]

I am not an American but every time I listen to this song I relate with what happened in my Homeland Uganda especially the northern part. Rest in peace all people who in the whole world who died because of rebel activities.

[@LeopardstarSharp]

This song gives me a mix of pride for our country and sorrow at the same time. R.I.P. all who died on September 11, 2001. We miss you all dearly.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Thank you for posting. I remember the first time I heard this song. I remember crying, not only for the victims of the 9/11 attacks, but Alan Jackson was expressing the same feelings I was at the time. :)

[@zaldyortiz698]

GOD bless america...

[@arialynn9385]

This song literally makes me cry whenever I hear it!

[@simplytine2939]

So sad :(

[@kaileycrider8200]

indeed so don't feel alone

[@clonerman2010]

NICE AND SAD SONG BECAUSE VERY BAD MOMENTS THAT REMINDS ALSO SEPTEMBER 19- 1985 IN MEXICO

[@zaldyortiz698]

Yeaahh..it admire me to sing this always..GOD bless america...

[@c.kerns0118]

I was in 3rd grade and remember the teacher rushing to the supply closet and turning the tv to CNN and we watched everything live on TV until the busses picked us up to go home..

[@DanneyTanner]

Building a addition on my garage.

[@herminiatarayao1396]

Like your voice nice song

[@Actinglvr2]

I was only 6 but I lived in northern va and I remember being pulled from school by my mom and hearing how my good friend at the time’s dad was supposed to be in the pentagon right where it hit and ended up getting a last minute call for a meeting just across the street in another building. He would’ve died if it weren’t for that meeting. Another friend of mine’s family member was supposed to be on one of the flights that hit one of the towers and woke up late and missed his flight...

[@benignolopez9344]

Sang this tonight.....

[@nyang12deng6]

Boston...shephate life shall be prize

[@allenwang1619]

We Do Care, Robert Just Don't Expect To Care About Mexico And I Know It's Very Sad When Our World Trade Center Collapsed?

[@allenwang1619]

Thank You, Miss Michele I'm Very Happy You Liked My Song! Very Good?

[@allenwang1619]

Really? Well, Me Too Man?

[@Wolfart-zw9ri]

Never forget 9/11

[@philwatson6659]

Not just this song or version, I believe all songs of this type should be left alone and not covered or used by karaoke. Leave them as they are out of respect for those effected by the commemorated events