PrintJuly 4, 2014
Daily Caller's Top Ten Patriotic Country Songs
For your listening and viewing pleasure on this Independence Day, the Daily Caller has assembled what they consider to be the top ten patriotic country songs of all time.
I'm sure we have our own favorites, and we might reorder the rankings here and there. But this is pretty powerful stuff. Some of these videos I haven't seen in years and one - Lee Greenwood's classic "God Bless the USA" - has been transformed by being added to a newer video. (Greenwood's performance of his classic at the 2001 World Series is sure to bring a tear to your eye.)
My favorite? It doesn't get much better than Toby Keith's "American Soldier."
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