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Soldiers Last Letter - (Ernest Tubb Cover) SFC Jeff Cooper

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Uploaded by on Oct 24, 2008

My Dad actually first played this for me when I was knee high to a grasshopper, he was a WWII vet and I liked the song ever since, actually I like this version the best. Hope I did it justice. It's for all the troops and their families or survivors, and Moms. The picture at the part saying "Mom, I Love You" is that of Keith M. Maupin. A soldier in Iraq captured in 2004, his body was found and returned home early in 2008, executed by his captors. Remember the Sullivan brothers in WWII? Five sons lost on one ship in the same battle..

http://www.mattmaupin.us/

http://www.homeofheroes.com/brotherhood/sullivans.html

A movie was made about The Sullivan Brothers

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  • Great job!

  • @Locust777 Thank you Locust

  • great song.

  • @tigertb65 Thank you kindly...

  • this song really make you think abut the men and women we have in service and all the ones that has never come home that's a good job singing this song 

  • Thank you porkchop4x4, Thanks for watching..

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  • Bravo!! This is a wonderful rendition of this Ernest Tubb classic! I've loved this song since I first heard it when I was a lot younger than I am now!! Thank you so much for sharing this one my friend!!--Lee

  • mrnorms--great job--my kind of music--you get 5 stars for a great job--you did it with feeling--plz visit me sometimes--ps--i am very anti naqshvill since they did in my older country singers in--as Merle haggard said "all lyrics and melodies sound the same--you cant tell one song from the other. that is his direct quote--And i am a big fan of merle haggard--But anyway ty--john

  • I grew up in Tasmania the little island beneath Australia n country music was all I ever heard until I was a teenager but am happy to say its all I really listen to even now but my children laugh at me trying to sing some of the old songs I have not sang n played for so many years to them its a joke ....the story line in those old songs

  • This one and Dear Uncle Sam were played a lot when I was growing up. I was the last one to get drafted during Nam in my family so they all had meaning for us...

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