Sean Rowe - 'Soldier's Song'

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"Soldier's Song" performed by Sean Rowe from the 'Her Songs' EP available now

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Wow! I'm over 70 and a Vietnam era vet. This one of the most moving songs I've ever heard.

dangantt

Yep, only came across this guy from the film "The Accountant". Man, this guys voice, lyrics, tempo, amazing...

garylaird

Im so glad The Accountant brought so many people to this guy. He deserves all the views. His music has helped me through some rough times.

Hjbfd

one of Americas greatest ever folk singers, criminally underrated

simonparker

Saw him last night in Harvard Sq. "Underrated" just doesn't even come close. This guy is truly gifted.

mikeoneill

If you have been there, this song will unfortunately take you back. If you haven't been there, you need to listen.

printing

Sean has one of the best voices on the planet. Gets me every single time.

beelzebuddha

Always thought of myself as a strong man. Dont let much get to me or bother me. If you can listen to this entire song without crying you are not human.

wesleycooper

This guy is simply the best singer in decades.

andersonlong

This song has been my number 1 most played song in my Spotify for the last 4 years! So good!

andrewbarriga

On behalf of all veterans thank you for this song!!! Cuts me deep when I'm alone and play this. Brings things back to mind from my youth in Iraq! I Went over a kid and came back an old man!

Only the dead have seen the end of war!! - Livy

valhallabound

I discovered Sean Rowe through the EP this song is from when I stumbled across “The Colors and the Kids, ” which is another song on that same EP. While the Cat Power cover honors that song and takes it in a meditative direction, this Lucinda Williams tune is given a reading that transports the listener into the visceral dichotomy of war. Hell on earth, death, dismemberment in the enemy’s presence abroad, domestic business as usual back home. The harmonica reaches an increasingly urgent crescendo until you see the bullet pass through not only the protagonist’s heart, but his family’s heart as well. I knew Sean was good, but, fuckin’ hell, this is something else. I hope Lucinda Williams has heard this rendition of her song.

mattsweetland

On this Memorial Day, I remember my brothers lost. This is pure power and conviction. I spend my wee hours of the night just in pure thought. Thank you for such a great piece Sean.

ryanoffthegrid

So real so true! Most people couldn't understand this. I haven't fought a war but; I can feel everything he has to say! While your children are home and play. Thank you to Our Veterans. Lets keep the peace!

nickarlea

That harmonica hits the skin! The way he delivers those lines in a high note sends chills, coupled with powerful lyrics makes this song memorable.

lukeappleberry