Dedication: for my big brother, who is an Air Force veteran NOTE: This song's "numbers" are lower, as I deliberately held this track back from any trending (or even "New Songs"). I made three remixes for this contest and since I didn't know which one would be best received, I didn't want to choose one to loom over the two others. Then? They all fared about the same when I released them ALM and simultaneously -- despite little visibility. In the end? None "won," as my entries tend not to, during these in-house contests. It's still okay, because I always grow, while reworking other people's work -- esp if it's on a high level to begin, as the original templates usually are. I'm also LucKy enough to have already received a number of awards IRL. So that really helps to not let these smaller losses affect me. I've actually reoriented to look at all the contests as only learning challenges, primarily showcases, and a personal opportunity to stretch -- for which I always remain grateful. And I've also seen that it's best to not invest too much emotionally into "winning." Meanwhile? Wishing everyone else much better luck in their own attempts! In general, I hope to soon see some creators begin to "break out" -- and as I said recently in a comment, it really doesn't even matter WHO -- only that some do. [intro] Who, ooh-ooh... [verse] Small town parades Fireworks up high..... Number one on earth No, we don't run nor hide.... [chorus] Let freedom ring Old glory will fly (fly) fly Happy birthday to USA On the Fourth of Ju-Ju-July Light 'em up (up, up!) [verse] Grills looking hot The drinks are ice cold.... The American way Oh, it never gets old.... [chorus] Let freedom ring Old glory will fly (fly) fly Happy birthday to USA On the Fourth of Ju-Ju-July Light 'em up (up, up!) [bridge] The red, white, and blue They light up the skies It’s one nation under God And standin' side by side….. [chorus] Let freedom ring (ring, ring) Old glory will fly Happy birthday to USA (U, S, A) On the Fourth of Ju-Ju-July Light 'em up (light β€˜em up!) [outro] Light 'em up, yeah (yeah) Yeah! [end] Original lyrics & music copyright by Coffey Anderson New arrangement 6-30-25 by LKN

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