Phillip Phillips Performs 'Gone, Gone, Gone'

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@PPhillipsMusic performs "Gone, Gone, Gone" at the 2023 National Memorial Day Concert. Aired May 28, 2023, on PBS.

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Thank you for honoring the americans who gave their life in service to our their families who must live with their loss.

karenarlt

The Amazing Spiderman 2 song ❤❤❤Andrew Garfield & Emma Stone
Nostalgia ✴️

SovaHappy

This is one of the rare live song video where people came of all ages, loved it totally ❤😊❤

sauravpandey

What a fantastic song to choose for all the fallen👏👏👏

crocobyte

one of the most moving moments in my life to hear this tribute to the fallen and those who loved them. Always brings me to tears.

jmh-rz

This is so insanely emotional especially on Memorial Day. The brothers and sisters these men and women lost and horrendous things they've seen.

All gave some but SOME GAVE ALL! 🇺🇸

TechOutAdam

this version of the song is bringing me to heaven

tanjiroakuma

My dog is gone then I listen to this song because I really love Golden retriever.

SummerGoldentwocats

Full respekt to brave man and woman figting tor freedom/ good luck from poland

fabster

Top stuff Phillip, when are you going to perform in Ireland? ❤

mauricecrowley

You are so fantastic honoring our Americans who have served for our freedom !

amangogna

This song will always remind me of Booker DeWitt. An old, washed up drunk who risked everything for a complete stranger. Took down an entire city, went toe to toe with one ton handymen, and all because he believed this stranger deserved a chance at a better life. If that isnt selflessness I dont know what is.

YonksCast

Reminds me of the amazing spider man 2❤❤❤❤

NestaMwangi

In the heart of Washington D.C., the FBI headquarters buzzed with activity as agents moved swiftly to investigate a series of mysterious shootings that had rocked the city. The lead investigator, Special Agent Phillip Phillips, was known for his sharpshooting skills and cool demeanor under pressure. As a firearm specialist, he was the best in the business and had a reputation for always getting his man.

The case he was currently working on was particularly challenging, as the shooter seemed to have no pattern or motive for his attacks. The only clue they had was a cryptic message left at each crime scene: "The World from the Side of the Moon.

"Phillip poured over the evidence, trying to make sense of the message and connect it to the shootings. As he listened to the album of the same name by Phillip Phillips, he began to see a pattern emerging. The song titles seemed to be a roadmap to the shooter's next moves, each one leading to a different location in the city.

As Phillip raced to each crime scene, he found himself in a deadly game of cat and mouse with the shooter. Bullets flew through the air as he dodged and weaved, using his expert marksmanship to take down the assailant before they could strike again. The tension was palpable as each shot rang out, the stakes growing higher with each passing moment.

In the midst of the chaos, Phillip found himself drawn to the lyrics of the songs on the album. Each one seemed to speak to his own struggles and fears, giving him the strength to push forward in the face of danger. From "Man on the Moon" to "Gone Gone Gone, " he felt a connection to the music that fueled his determination to bring the shooter to justice.

As the investigation intensified, Phillip donned his "Man on the Moon" wardrobe of dark jeans, a black t-shirt, and a leather jacket, ready to face whatever challenges came his way. He moved with purpose and precision, never wavering in his pursuit of the truth.

With each new clue uncovered, Phillip's resolve grew stronger. From the haunting melody of "Tell Me A Story" to the driving beat of "Get Up Get Down, " he followed the trail of breadcrumbs left by the shooter, determined to catch them before more lives were lost.

As he closed in on his target, Phillip donned his "Drive Me" wardrobe of tactical gear and body armor, preparing for the final showdown. The tension mounted as he entered the abandoned warehouse where the shooter was holed up, ready for one last confrontation.

In a heart-pounding battle of wits and firepower, Phillip faced off against the shooter in a deadly game of cat and mouse. The air was thick with tension as bullets flew in every direction, the sound of gunfire echoing off the walls.

With one final shot, Phillip took down the assailant, bringing an end to the terror that had gripped the city. As he stood victorious, he couldn't help but feel a sense of peace wash over him, knowing that he had saved countless lives by bringing the shooter to justice.

As he walked away from the scene, Phillip felt a sense of closure and relief. The music of the album had guided him through the darkest moments of the case, giving him the strength to persevere when all seemed lost.

As he removed his bulletproof vest and wiped the sweat from his brow, Phillip knew that he had faced his fears head-on and emerged stronger than ever. The world may be a dangerous place, but as long as he had the music of Phillip Phillips to guide him, he was ready to face whatever challenges came his way. With a renewed sense of purpose, he walked into the night, ready for whatever lay ahead.

And as the credits rolled on the screen, the haunting strains of "So Easy" filled the theater, a reminder that sometimes, even in the darkest moments, there is light to be found. And for Special Agent Phillip Phillips, that light would always lead him back to the world from the side of the moon.

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