Monday, February 7, 2011

Krista Branch ~ "Remember Who We Are"


If by chance you live in a cave and haven't heard
"I Am America" by Krista please give it a listen.

18 comments:

  1. She is hard to forget, and its a great tune too!

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  2. Great News,I don't live in a Cave..lol I really like this song. Thanks Odie

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  3. It is too bad she didn't sing the National Anthem at the game.

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  4. Stopsign, if you did live in a cave I'll bet you'd decorate it in the wrong color.

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  5. Supi, I'll drink to that. It's also too bad George Strait didn't do the half time show ... It was Texas after all.

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  6. It reminds us all of that perspective that we need to sustain us through the dark Obama years. We're all Americans, we all count and what we do is important.

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  7. Oh yeah!! I love this one. Nice find, Woodrow.

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  8. Christopher, She always does a great job.

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  9. I love this song! She does a great job!

    I think my apartment may qualify as a cave.

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  10. I guess I live in a man cave - a Krista Branchless man cave. Although I may start paying more attention to her. She's certainly easy on the eyes.

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  11. Great vid, just crawled out of my cave in time to catch it.

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  12. Teresa, young peoples apartments often do.

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  13. Euripides, She's a Tea Party favorite. Check out "I Am America", it will get you in the mood to go to a Tea Party.

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  14. Banned, She is a new conservative listening sensation. The libs don't like her, so if you want to find her she's on YouTube and iTunes.

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