Love this song, been a firefighter for 32 yrs, suffer from PTSD from stuff I've seen, calls I've had to make, nice to know there are people who care out there. God Bless.
Thank you. I was a fireman for 42 years in Hillsborough County Florida. I was assigned to a tactical rescue team. We responded to a below grade rescue where a man was in a twenty foot deep excavation. When I repelled down to him all that was above the water was his nose. Three hours later we flew him to the hospital. he was treated and that night he was released with no major injuries. I retired with a full disability in 2016 with eight bad disks and two bad shoulders. And many emotional scares. I thank you more than you can imagine. Its these kind of tributes that help with our healing. We go in when they run out. Captain Ron God Bless
Every time I hear this, my eyes well up in tears. This is such a beautiful song. The video with the silhouettes is phenomenal. It brings back memories, but I must remember live the best life for the ones who perished. They don't have the chance to see tomorrow, but I can. I love them n miss them every day. This song reminds me of their heroism, when in fact, when they became FDNY, NYPD, EMS, etc, they didn't do it for the glory n fame. They did it, so others lived n were protected. Thank you so much for this song and for serving our great nation. God gave you a gift to sing n song write. Amen 🇺🇲🇺🇲
I’ve been a firefighter for 10 years and an EMT for 6 here lately I’ve been having some issues with a few bad calls I’ve been on and one of my buddies noticed and told me to listen to this song this song instantly brought me to tears and reminded me why I do what I do and why I continue to push on to make sure everyone is safe thank you Dave Bray for reminding me that we’re not forgotten and for making this song to help me push thru the rough times and carry on for my brothers and sisters and my community
@mufd1356 Thank you for your service. I had to rely on the Jordan Fire Department in Waterford, CT and Waterford Ambulance Service also in Waterford, CT on Thursday July 6th while I was attending Camp Harkness in Waterford, CT after collapsing in the shade on the way back down from the mansion and not responding to the camp counselor, Jack that was walking with me. He had to call for the camp nurse, Stephanie to come and check me out on the walkie talkie that he had. She came along with another counselor, Evelyn to check me out and find out what happened. She took my vital signs and then asked me to squeeze her hand then I shook my head yes when she asked if anything hurts and pointed to my head. Evelyn called 911 when I didn’t respond to taking deep breaths, cold compresses and taking sips of Gatorade. The ambulance crew was good with me because MJ who was taking care of me in the back of the ambulance asked me if I wanted something to hold and I said something soft so she gave me a pillow case to hold onto and I got to keep it. I was suffering from heat exhaustion but I was able to go back to camp after getting IV fluids and something for my headache. I’m thankful for the nurse Stephanie and the counselors, Evelyn and Jack for helping me and the way they handled the situation. I wrote a thank you note to Waterford Ambulance Service and the Jordan Fire Department after camp was over for helping me.
ALWAYS PUT ON : HELMET OF SALVATION SWORD OF SPIRIT BREASTPLATE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS BELT OF TRUTH FEET OF TRODDEN SWIFTNESS 🇺🇸🗽🔔⚖ GOD BLESS YOU MR. DAVE BRAY ...🕊❤🕊 🕊
Into the fire is riveting and extraordinary! I had to catch my breath after listening to and watching this incredible patriot belting out yet another incredible tribute! On behalf of Gear Up Foundation and all those we have served for nearly 17 years as a loving tribute to all those who perished answering the call on 9/11 and all those who continue to make the ultimate sacrifice as they race into the fire....THANKS and God Bless!
There is nothing greater than being a firefighter/Rescue for the make sacrifices everyday for complete and utter strangers,they don't ask for thank yours nor do the want anything in return,they are just doing what they do everyday I'm a fire/rescue member of 22 years of service, been doing it since I was 15 and could not have found nothing better,all I wanted to do was make a difference too the one's I saved
Incredible tribute to all of the firefighters that risk their lives everyday. This song reminds me of my good friend, Gary Cote who was a firefighter for the Dayville Fire Department but lost his life due to Covid on January 18, 2021. He always had a smile on his face and was proud to be a firefighter. RIP Gary. I had to actually rely on the rescue squad from the Jordan Fire Department in Waterford, CT and Waterford Ambulance Service also in Waterford, CT on Thursday July 6, 2023 while I was attending Camp Harkness in Waterford, CT after collapsing in the shade on the way back down from the mansion and not responding to the camp counselor, Jack that was walking with me. He had to call for the camp nurse, Stephanie to come and check me out on the walkie talkie that he had. She came along with another counselor, Evelyn to check me out and find out what happened. She took my vital signs and then asked me to squeeze her hand then I shook my head yes when she asked if anything hurts and pointed to my head. Evelyn called 911 when I didn’t respond to taking deep breaths, cold compresses and taking sips of Gatorade. The ambulance crew was good with me because MJ who was taking care of me in the back of the ambulance asked me if I wanted something to hold and I said something soft so she gave me a pillow case to hold onto and I got to keep it. I was suffering from heat exhaustion but I was able to go back to camp after getting IV fluids and something for my headache. I’m thankful for the nurse Stephanie and the counselors, Evelyn and Jack for helping me and the way they handled the situation. I wrote a thank you note to Waterford Ambulance Service and the Jordan Fire Department after camp was over for helping me.
Another great song and video, Dave. Thanks for keeping awareness of what firefighters face every day. Especially those who sacrificed their lives during the 9/11 tragedy.
Beautiful song Dave. I just want to say something about first responders as a daughter of a firefighter, rescue tech, and EMT. Suicide is becoming the leading cause of death in First Responders. Just this week alone my county has lost two first responders due to suicide. Please if you need help reach out and ask. #itsoktonotbeok
Amen Ms. Fields, we must do more to support our first responders. To watch the LODD rate double so quickly - then death by suicide is very painful-especially when it starts to exceed the LOD-not that we want either. As supporters we need to find out what our first responders need from candidates during election time & vote who they recommend. It’s time to get back to being American Strong! I know our POTUS is trying, many in office are on the right path or else we wouldn’t see such ridiculousness in political arenas. Paid keyboard warriors being promoted to train how to walk to cities in groups hidden under masks to attempt to scare people while causing destruction in cities they don’t even live in. Our military fought for our freedom to vote, which also gives us the power to pull the plug on those politicians who allow such havoc. It’s clearly all exposed now. Easy to look up who candidates are really running for & why...follow the $... Yes, You are absolutely correct, it is “ok to not be ok” & there is even a text line 741741 free & anonymous they just need to type either blue, green or red help/start...I’ve tried it as a civilian. It’s incredible & available everywhere. They ask no personal information, have several immediate resources (confidential &/or free counseling, legal resources, medical treatment centers, etc), they listen, they even have game apps that will help with symptoms (ie: nightmares, eating, anxiety, etc) It’s nation wide too. They never rush you from ending the chat either, you are pretty much the one who tells them “ok I am fine now, thank you for listening”-otherwise they stay with you even if it’s hours. For civilians, I think I just texted the number & typed “help” & it just asked general but not identifying questions until the appropriate counselor could reach the texts. I highly recommend people to try it but give it an honest try to see what they think. My condolences to the loss in your county. Thank you for your family’s service. You all are in my prayers, God Bless & stay safe! 🇺🇸
Hubby is a firefighter. I’m retired SAR. Thanks Dave. We do it because we love it and want to help people. We pay a high price. ❤️❤️❤️
Love this song, been a firefighter for 32 yrs, suffer from PTSD from stuff I've seen, calls I've had to make, nice to know there are people who care out there. God Bless.
Thank you. I was a fireman for 42 years in Hillsborough County Florida. I was assigned to a tactical rescue team. We responded to a below grade rescue where a man was in a twenty foot deep excavation. When I repelled down to him all that was above the water was his nose. Three hours later we flew him to the hospital. he was treated and that night he was released with no major injuries. I retired with a full disability in 2016 with eight bad disks and two bad shoulders. And many emotional scares. I thank you more than you can imagine. Its these kind of tributes that help with our healing. We go in when they run out. Captain Ron God Bless
Every time I hear this, my eyes well up in tears. This is such a beautiful song. The video with the silhouettes is phenomenal.
It brings back memories, but I must remember live the best life for the ones who perished. They don't have the chance to see tomorrow, but I can. I love them n miss them every day.
This song reminds me of their heroism, when in fact, when they became FDNY, NYPD, EMS, etc, they didn't do it for the glory n fame. They did it, so others lived n were protected.
Thank you so much for this song and for serving our great nation. God gave you a gift to sing n song write. Amen 🇺🇲🇺🇲
R i P to the 3 Firefighters who passed in Baltimore- Where i was born 🇺🇸🙏🏻 Many years ago - Thank You for your service -
Thank you to all our brave first responders-you are our heroes every single day! I pray for all of you and Thank God for you!
I helped young Marines raise the flag. Dave brings awareness of firefighters 'plight' to the young through song.' Semper Fi
Semper fi
We LOVE YOU DAVE BRAY YOUR MY GO TO EVERY MORNInG -Wife of retired BCPS Former Volunteer Firefighter 🇺🇸💪🏻❤️✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🤗🔥
Mr. B, you are a patriot and a fine American, and you can cool flat sing a song! Love ya!
Thank You to All who Served 🇺🇸🙏🏻❤️🤗
Absolutely love this song
I’ve been a firefighter for 10 years and an EMT for 6 here lately I’ve been having some issues with a few bad calls I’ve been on and one of my buddies noticed and told me to listen to this song this song instantly brought me to tears and reminded me why I do what I do and why I continue to push on to make sure everyone is safe thank you Dave Bray for reminding me that we’re not forgotten and for making this song to help me push thru the rough times and carry on for my brothers and sisters and my community
@mufd1356 Thank you for your service. I had to rely on the Jordan Fire Department in Waterford, CT and Waterford Ambulance Service also in Waterford, CT on Thursday July 6th while I was attending Camp Harkness in Waterford, CT after collapsing in the shade on the way back down from the mansion and not responding to the camp counselor, Jack that was walking with me. He had to call for the camp nurse, Stephanie to come and check me out on the walkie talkie that he had. She came along with another counselor, Evelyn to check me out and find out what happened. She took my vital signs and then asked me to squeeze her hand then I shook my head yes when she asked if anything hurts and pointed to my head. Evelyn called 911 when I didn’t respond to taking deep breaths, cold compresses and taking sips of Gatorade. The ambulance crew was good with me because MJ who was taking care of me in the back of the ambulance asked me if I wanted something to hold and I said something soft so she gave me a pillow case to hold onto and I got to keep it. I was suffering from heat exhaustion but I was able to go back to camp after getting IV fluids and something for my headache. I’m thankful for the nurse Stephanie and the counselors, Evelyn and Jack for helping me and the way they handled the situation. I wrote a thank you note to Waterford Ambulance Service and the Jordan Fire Department after camp was over for helping me.
As the Aunt of a FIREFIGHTER Captain (and first responder myself), this hits home.
Great song for the hose jockeys ! Fire peeps have a tough job and our sibling rivalry keeps the horrors at bay. Stay Safe!
ALWAYS PUT ON :
HELMET OF SALVATION
SWORD OF SPIRIT
BREASTPLATE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS
BELT OF TRUTH
FEET OF TRODDEN SWIFTNESS
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GOD BLESS YOU MR. DAVE BRAY ...🕊❤🕊
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JESUS LOVES YOU. 🕊❤🕊
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I love your music your voice is ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
Another awesome song.
Into the fire is riveting and extraordinary! I had to catch my breath after listening to and watching this incredible patriot belting out yet another incredible tribute! On behalf of Gear Up Foundation and all those we have served for nearly 17 years as a loving tribute to all those who perished answering the call on 9/11 and all those who continue to make the ultimate sacrifice as they race into the fire....THANKS and God Bless!
There is nothing greater than being a firefighter/Rescue for the make sacrifices everyday for complete and utter strangers,they don't ask for thank yours nor do the want anything in return,they are just doing what they do everyday
I'm a fire/rescue member of 22 years of service, been doing it since I was 15 and could not have found nothing better,all I wanted to do was make a difference too the one's I saved
We Love You Dave in Pittsburgh Pa keep on singing your truth 🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️🙋♀️🎶
Incredible tribute to all of the firefighters that risk their lives everyday. This song reminds me of my good friend, Gary Cote who was a firefighter for the Dayville Fire Department but lost his life due to Covid on January 18, 2021. He always had a smile on his face and was proud to be a firefighter. RIP Gary. I had to actually rely on the rescue squad from the Jordan Fire Department in Waterford, CT and Waterford Ambulance Service also in Waterford, CT on Thursday July 6, 2023 while I was attending Camp Harkness in Waterford, CT after collapsing in the shade on the way back down from the mansion and not responding to the camp counselor, Jack that was walking with me. He had to call for the camp nurse, Stephanie to come and check me out on the walkie talkie that he had. She came along with another counselor, Evelyn to check me out and find out what happened. She took my vital signs and then asked me to squeeze her hand then I shook my head yes when she asked if anything hurts and pointed to my head. Evelyn called 911 when I didn’t respond to taking deep breaths, cold compresses and taking sips of Gatorade. The ambulance crew was good with me because MJ who was taking care of me in the back of the ambulance asked me if I wanted something to hold and I said something soft so she gave me a pillow case to hold onto and I got to keep it. I was suffering from heat exhaustion but I was able to go back to camp after getting IV fluids and something for my headache. I’m thankful for the nurse Stephanie and the counselors, Evelyn and Jack for helping me and the way they handled the situation. I wrote a thank you note to Waterford Ambulance Service and the Jordan Fire Department after camp was over for helping me.
GREAT song & GREAT video!!!
GREAT SONG THANK YOU ALL GODBLESS...
Another great song and video, Dave. Thanks for keeping awareness of what firefighters face every day. Especially those who sacrificed their lives during the 9/11 tragedy.
Beautiful🚒
Wow. Just Wow. Amazing video to amazing song. Awesome Dave!
Amazing video and song brother keep up the awesome work. 🇺🇸
Tank You!
This song and video are EXCELLENT! I will be sharing this all over. Great job...
That was really wonderful. Thank you.
I absolutely love this song.....and video!
The video was definitely worth the wait! It is amazing! Can't wait to see more of your work! See you on the other side of Freedom!!
Awesome Video my Brother Cannot wait to Share it everywhere!
LOVE IT!
Great video keep up the great work
Incredible song 👍
Where can I find the lyrics?
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Sharing
Beautiful song Dave. I just want to say something about first responders as a daughter of a firefighter, rescue tech, and EMT. Suicide is becoming the leading cause of death in First Responders. Just this week alone my county has lost two first responders due to suicide. Please if you need help reach out and ask. #itsoktonotbeok
Why? This wuss was never in any danger.
Amen Ms. Fields, we must do more to support our first responders. To watch the LODD rate double so quickly - then death by suicide is very painful-especially when it starts to exceed the LOD-not that we want either. As supporters we need to find out what our first responders need from candidates during election time & vote who they recommend. It’s time to get back to being American Strong! I know our POTUS is trying, many in office are on the right path or else we wouldn’t see such ridiculousness in political arenas. Paid keyboard warriors being promoted to train how to walk to cities in groups hidden under masks to attempt to scare people while causing destruction in cities they don’t even live in. Our military fought for our freedom to vote, which also gives us the power to pull the plug on those politicians who allow such havoc. It’s clearly all exposed now. Easy to look up who candidates are really running for & why...follow the $... Yes, You are absolutely correct, it is “ok to not be ok” & there is even a text line 741741 free & anonymous they just need to type either blue, green or red help/start...I’ve tried it as a civilian. It’s incredible & available everywhere. They ask no personal information, have several immediate resources (confidential &/or free counseling, legal resources, medical treatment centers, etc), they listen, they even have game apps that will help with symptoms (ie: nightmares, eating, anxiety, etc) It’s nation wide too. They never rush you from ending the chat either, you are pretty much the one who tells them “ok I am fine now, thank you for listening”-otherwise they stay with you even if it’s hours. For civilians, I think I just texted the number & typed “help” & it just asked general but not identifying questions until the appropriate counselor could reach the texts. I highly recommend people to try it but give it an honest try to see what they think. My condolences to the loss in your county. Thank you for your family’s service. You all are in my prayers, God Bless & stay safe! 🇺🇸
♥️🙏🇺🇲
Hey it’s Lamar Aman’s son Noah you did really good on this song, if you don’t remember Lamar Aman we are the people that took you on a alligator hunt.
Of course I remember you Noah!! Tell your dad I said "Hello!" Be Good!
Yes sir I will.
Fuck yea Dave bray Sweet Song Badass vocals From a firebuff
Bravo Zulu Devil Doc!