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  • The Cactus Cuties

    Monday, Apr 14, 2008 1:14PM / Standard Entry / Members only
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    Check out these five girls ages 8-13 singing the National Anthem at a Texas Tech vs Texas football game on January 20, 2008. That's not even 3 months ago and it's already been viewed 4,707,642 times. Grownups have trouble with this song... forget the words, can't hit the notes, etc. Maybe they should take lessons from these youngsters. lol

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  • casskicksass
    posted on Friday, Apr 25, 2008 11:34PM [Report]
    Wow! That's definitely one of the best renditions I've ever heard.
  • Seeker-09
    posted on Wednesday, Apr 16, 2008 2:17AM [Report]
    The lead singer had a stunning voice! She started low, the way folks are supposed to but can never quite manage (like me, then I run out of voice on the high notes) The blend of voices was so beautiful. Amazing!!
  • Flagday
    posted on Monday, Apr 14, 2008 8:01PM [Report]
    WOW.  Clear, strong voices from such youngsters.  That was a wonderful rendition.
  • saturnsshadow
    posted on Monday, Apr 14, 2008 2:49PM [Report]
    You know what I find really hilarious??? People who sing national anthems at sporting events and don't know the words...it's so funny!!! I saw footage of some chick singing the Australian anthem at a cricket test match and she didn't know the words and the players were all looking at each other with these priceless expressions on their faces...it was hilarious...or then there's those who lip sync and then the recording breaks down...that's even better...entertainment value to the max!!!
  • gilgamesh
    posted on Monday, Apr 14, 2008 1:30PM [Report]
    They surly can use well a lesson from this brilliant kids, hahaha !!!!!

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