It would be wise to keep a few tissues close by, because this song is sure to make you shed a tear or two. Watch Adkins’ video for “Empty Chair” below.
It drives the message home to see those pictures while hearing Adkins sing about the things veterans have been through…and the people they have lost. His small-town upbringing and working-class roots inform many of his tunes he espouses the romantic advantages of a farmer’s tan on the 2006 chart-topper Ladies Love Country Boys and throws a hillbilly party on 2020’s rowdy Just the Way We Do It. D I can rest in peace C D Im one of the chosen ones: G C/G G C/G I made it to Arlington. Em D C Im thankful for those thankful for the things Ive done. The video contains photos of Adkins’ fans’ loved ones who served in the military. C D G Im on sacred ground and Im in the best of company. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.” On social media, he wrote that the video, “ honors friends and family of fans that were shared in tribute. “ On the days they raise their coffees, and toast the empty chair…“Īdkins also released a music video to accompany the song. “ You can almost smell the gun smoke in the foxhole that they shared,” the song goes.
But even though these men came home from their service and went on to live long, happy lives, Adkins sings of how they always remember those who weren’t so lucky. Trace Adkins originally did I Got My Game On. His musical interest came at an early age. Trace Adkins covered Christmas Song, You Asked Me To, What Child Is This, The Wexford Carol and other songs. The video version of 'Honky Tonk Badonkadonk' featur. It has Adkins singing about a group of veterans who sit at a local McDonalds and laugh over cups of coffee. Tracy Darrell (Trace) Adkins is an American country music artist, born January 13, 1962, in Springhill, Louisiana. REMASTERED IN HDOfficial video of Trace Adkins's 'Honky Tonk Badonkadonk' from the album Dangerous Man. A post shared by Trace Adkins song is an emotional one.
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