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Remember the Alamo
Music and Lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
Dedicated to all the Heroes that fought and died for Freedom at the Alamo!
Let's remember their sacrifice... especially when our southern borders are invaded from more than 4 millions of Illegals each year...
let's remember why our fathers died and let's defend our Country!

Thank You America
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
Thank you America... the title says it all...!

Two Angels from The Chopper
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004 dedicated to Sgt. First Class Randall
This song is to commemorate two American Heroes: Shughart and Master Sgt. Gary Gordon medals of Honor for their heroism in Somalia 1993

The Wall...
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
We are the wall made of tears, blood and pain...
We are the soldiers of the United States of America...

I am living in America
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
The title says it all... a dream comes true... the joy to live in the Country where you can be everything you want... without the pain of living in a Communist Country anymore!

Pancho Villa Stops Here
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
A song of ribellion and protest against the Illegal Immigration from Mexico and the Mexican dreams of conquer again the South West thanks to some of our corrupted Politicians that work as traitors for the Mexican Government... just keep dreaming...
we, the people of the United States, we are getting very pissed off now...
we will do the job that our corrupted politicians won't do!

I want to understand
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
One Country One Language... English is the language that gives us the opportunity to feel us like One United Country... some corrupted politicians and some illegal aliens are trying to change this concept... try it again!

The Second Amendment
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
The Constitution says it very clear... but sometimes our Liberal Politicians they don't wanna hear it... so the corrupted United Nations should stick their corrupted nose to their dirty business... you won't change the Constitution of this Free Nation!!

Wake Up America
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
"Wake up America before it’s too late
They are trying to make you fade away
they are trying to kill your faith..."

Just back from Hell
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
"I’m just back from hell one way ticket army class
If you got stupid questions, please don’t ask..."

Live Free or Die
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
The title is selfexplanatory... we Americans, we refuse to live under a Socialist, Communist or any other type of Regime... that's why we have the II amendment!

Get US out of the United Nations
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
If you love America and Freedom... you gotta listen to this song!

Boycott France
Music and lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2004
Dedicated to all the American women and men that they died in France during WWI and WWII to save these backstabbers ungrateful Frencies...

The Minutemen
Music and Lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2005
Dedicated to all the Minute Men and Women that are
standing for America!

The Enemies within
Music and Lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2005
Dedicated to the following enemies: the ACLU, La Raza, Red robes Judges,
Hypocritical wannabe Communists that got fat in this Free Land,
Soulles Lawyers, Traitor politicians on the payroll of Mexico,
Greedy corporations who are selling our jobs... and more!

New World Order
Dedicated to Alex Jones and to all the true Patriots that are not afraid of the truth!

I Love Arizona
Music and Lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2006

We the People
Music and Lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2006

Red Wave
Music and Lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2006

Cuba Libre (Free Cuba)
Music and Lyrics by Gianluca Zanna © 2005
Dedicated to all the Cubans that Love America and want fight Communism!
I am ready to join you in your fight to free Cuba!

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Star-Spangled Banner
National anthem of the United States, was approved by act of Congress on March 3, 1931. The text was written by the American lawyer and poet Francis Scott Key aboard a British frigate during the British bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1814. Key had boarded the ship under a flag of truce to arrange for the release of a prisoner held by the British during the War of 1812 and had been temporarily detained during the attack. The sight of the flag still flying on the following morning inspired Key to write the poem. First printed in a handbill and then in a Baltimore newspaper, it soon became a popular song. It was sung to the tune of another popular song "To Anacreon in Heaven," which was attributed to the British composer John Stafford Smith.

God Bless America
This patriotic song was composed by Irving Berlin (1888-1989).
The original version of "God Bless America" was written during the summer of 1918 at Camp Upton, located in Yaphank, Long Island. He intended to use it in his Ziegfeld-style revue, Yip, Yip, Yaphank. The original lyric declared: "Make her victorious on land and foam, God Bless America...." However, Berlin eventually decided that the solemn tone of "God Bless America" was somewhat out of keeping with the more comedic elements of the show and the song was set aside. It was in the fall of 1938, as war was again threatening Europe, that Berlin decided to write a "peace" song. Then he recalled his "God Bless America" from twenty years earlier. He made some alterations to reflect the different state of the world, and “God Bless America” was born. Singer Kate Smith introduced the revised "God Bless America" during her radio broadcast on Armistice Day, 1938. The song was an immediate sensation. Its sheet music was in great demand. As a result, Berlin soon established the God Bless America Fund, dedicating the royalties to the Boy and Girl Scouts of America.

America, the Beautiful
Katharine Lee Bates wrote the first version of this song in 1893 after she made an exhausting trek up Pike's Peak. She remarked that the view was breathtaking and showed how beautiful America is.
The final version was completed in 1913

Stars and Stripes Forever
This is the official march of the United States (Title 36, Section 10, Paragraph 188 of the United States Code). It was written on Christmas Day, 1896 by John Philip Sousa. Sousa wrote many famous patriotic marches.

The Battle Hymn of the Republic
Julia Ward Howe wrote this song after having visited some of the Union troops with her doctor husband during the Civil War. Often she had thought of making new lyrics for the popular song, "John Brown's Body." Early one morning, new words came to her.

My Country Tis of Thee
This favorite American patriotic hymn was written by the Reverend Samuel Francis Smith, and sung publicly for the first time in Boston in 1832. The secular world best remembers Smith as the lyricist for “My Country ’Tis of Thee,” although he wrote several other hymns. The tune to this hymn was first popular in England as "God Save the King (Queen)."