There’s this fellow by the name of GOLDHOUSE whose publicity people sent us this video. You might want to keep some tissues nearby. It might not be your kind of music, but the videos are sure to remind us of when we came home;
About the video, GOLDHOUSE says: “I’ve always enjoyed watching videos of soldiers surprising their loved ones by coming home. When I wrote “When I Come Home,” I thought it would be a great fit to compile a bunch of these videos in conjunction with the song. I wanted to show my appreciation of their service by honoring our troops in this video.”
Friggin’ dust in the air!
Bad here too….allergies and all.
No kidding, someone must have told the cleaning crew to start early to day….
And the pollen is hell around here today.
Ah, yes. Some terrific coming home stories out there.
Goldhouse is an artist management agency.
Grant Harris is the musician. Apparently he is a electro-pop remixer with a real musicial background.
I like this fellow and the fact he wanted to express his art while saying thank you.
Master Chief…You spoke it better than I Sir. Thank you.
Didn’t know of this before but I do like the music and will be a fan…
This is such a good video.
Man it got humid in here.
A lot of times when I watch these I start thinking about being a single airman and having to arrange for somebody to pick me up at the airport and drop me off at the dorm/barracks. No homecoming. No greeting. Just another day at work.
We might not be there 2T,
but we love you just the same.
Aw, thanks, man!
One of my sons showed up from a deployment to Africa in the middle of my wedding reception. Truly the best surprie of my life. It’s a wonderful feeling to see your grown son safe back on American soil, especially for this old AF retiree. Thanks GOLDHOUSE for the great video