Lee Zeldin

Uh, I was writing with a guy one day that had a really great voice and, and someone that someone told me, Hey, this guy's got a great voice.

And so my first thought was a voice.

What a great idea for a song.

So I started writing the chorus.

I just started thinking about how I felt right now in the world, like nobody does have a voice.

Nobody feels spoken for.

And I think if people did, most Americans, if they felt like they had a voice, they would speak up for other people that they felt didn't have a voice.

So the song kind of took off.

from there.

And then, you know, after Charlie was assassinated, I was at one of those prayer vigils in my hometown, Franklin, Tennessee, and I saw 5,000 people praying and singing.

I said, wow, it's like the Charlie Kirk Choir.

And I said, this has to go on the song.

I mean, everybody's talking about what Charlie was or wasn't.

And

And all he did was give people a voice and he was a voice.

And I said, this has to go in the song.

So the first thing the music business said, the couple of people that I played it for, they said, man, we can really help you with this song, but you got to take that line out and we can't take it to radio.

So I'm not, I'm not taking the line out.

And then he told me it was too right wing.

I heard things like it was too right wing.