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Patriotic acoustic pop tune that paints a picture of a parade in the heart of America. |
CD: This is America
Label: Technosynergy
Credits: Written and performed by Manny Vacchiano; Produced by Andy Machin at BigRock Studio, Escondido, CA, and assisted by Manny Vacchiano |
Story Behind the Song
Having friends in marines go to Iraq to fight war.
Lyrics
Home Town Parade
Dad packed us up in a Radio Flier
Mom tied a red, white, and blue ribbon around it
Walked into town and sat on a curb
Waiving our flags to the oncoming music we heard
Heading the parade was Jim O’Connor
A football star back in high school
Shook lots of hands as he walked down the street
Wearing a ribbon, that said “Live the American Dream”
On a hot summer day, all across the land
There’s a boy playing baseball with his dad
Trying his best to make him proud
Hear the crack of the bat, as the sun beats down
CHORUS
Because some things in life are American made
Like faded blue Jeans and a home town parade
As we moved to the music of the marching band
Their eyes lit up as we clapped our hands
Little Timmy selling lemonade
Would go on to own this town one day
Then old men in uniformHelping each other to walk along
Filled the street up with prideAs tears welled up in mama’s eyes
On a hot summer night, all across the land
There’s a teenage boy taking his girl’s hand
Holding her close as the music playsAnd the moon lights the innocence of their faces
CHORUS
Bridge
Scenes of America, run deep within our hearts
Like freedom within us, we can never part
Let them be certain, that they can never take
The meaning of our home town parade
End of the line, were four fire engines
My friend Billy’s mom rode in one
Lost her husband fighting a fire
The entire town pitched in to help them get by
RELEASE
On a hot summer night, all across the land
There’s a boy playing baseball with his dad
Trying his best to make him proud
Hear the crack of the bat underneath the lights
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