No One Knew His Talent Till His Last Day In The Army, Then He Takes The Guitar And Blows Everyone Away

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 His last day in the Air Force and he never even told us that he could sing let alone play guitar band song write.


his buddy recorded a video that may jump start a whole new career.

It’s a song Lewis wrote and performed on a guitar. After it was posted on Reddit, the video got viral and all of a sudden the people and media outlets all over the country

Can’t seem to get enough of his beautiful voice. Someone, please sign this guy because I would seriously pay for his album.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkxCnjpWIv8&feature=emb_title

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