A SOLDIER'S CRY SEPTEMBER 11th MEMORIAL TRIBUTE: by Jay Ivory

A SOLDIER'S CRY

SEPTEMBER 11th MEMORIAL TRIBUTE: by Jay Ivory

"Cry me to the danger zone, pray that I will make it home, if you Appreciate what I have done." Appreciation is more than a mere feeling...

This visualizer, blending raw storytelling with intimate piano arrangements, is solely dedicated to the heroes we can’t forget—from 9/11, and Vietnam, to the first responders, and service members, even for the veterans and their loved ones who vicariously share their burden.

It poses the vital question:

Who appreciates what they have done?

This question remains a hollow drum, weeping in the hearts of many as they struggle to cope with the challenges they face feeling alone after returning home from the danger zones of war, the aftermaths of terrorism, in societies broken battlefield...

This Video is about 4 minutes.

It may take less than 6 minutes to watch and leave a comment or salute emoji.

-According to recent veteran cancer awareness campaigns, a veteran is diagnosed with cancer approximately every 6 minutes (averaging about 252 veterans per day). The Veterans Health Administration reports that at least 50,000 veterans face a cancer diagnosis each year, which is sometimes linked to service-connected toxic exposures.

Do You Appreciate what they have done?

Herein is a dedicated space where you can watch, like, comment, or leave a salute emoji, It's totally yours, and it's totally free...

If you appreciate the sacrifice of our heroes, drop a salute emoji in the comments and share this with a veteran. This is more than a song; it’s a cinematic tribute to the resilience and sacrifice of our service members.

(Recorded at Cue Recording Studios)

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Real stories, real musicianship, Experience the passion... A Soldier's Cry

https://youtu.be/pwmEpHefizI