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Angel Flight by Radney Foster – This ain't Hell, but you can see it from here
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defendUSA

Didn’t even get past the second line….goosebumps, man oh man!

defendUSA

Goosebumps all the way, tears…Darius Rucker is a really nice guy. I met him at the Raleigh Country Club when he played a round of golf before a concert.

Rhapsody says the song came out about a year ago…It’s really OFS. Period.

Old Tanker

The image of the C-130 flying straight at you when it pops flares at 6:47 looks just like an Angel…

Blurry monitor warning in effect…

bevperl

Thank you for posting this. This is so very beautiful.

Matt

Damn allergies. I escorted several “hero” flights in Baghdad. Always a solemn duty.

AW1 Tim

Powerful. Bittersweet, too.

Thanks for posting this.

Gary

They play it on the radio here in San Antonio a good bit. I almost wrecked my truck the first time I heard it. Had to pull over for a minute and collect myself.

Gary

If you can are a fan of country music or can listen to it without keeling over dead, then check out the guys at Iraq Unplugged. Range from songs that will choke you up to funny as hell.

Sgt Butch

A fine and fitting song for our fine heros. Those of us
who did not have to give our all, but were trained to do so,give a solemn final salute. Thank you for your service and more.