“I Spoke His Name” is a heartfelt ballad that explores the sacred connection between bearing testimony of Jesus Christ and receiving the forgiveness of sins. Told in lyrical, poetic form, this piece captures the moment when a broken soul dares to speak His name—and feels the chains of guilt fall away.

From whispered confessions to bold declarations of faith, this is the story of how one voice—trembling and unsure—was met with divine love and mercy. Anchored in scripture and personal experience, it reminds us that testifying of Christ is not only an act of courage but a path to healing.

Whether shared in a quiet devotional or played in moments of reflection, I Spoke His Name invites every listener to remember: when we testify of Him, He testifies of us.

I Spoke His Name (A Witness Forgiven)

In every high-risk mission—whether in combat, search and rescue, or life itself—there’s one truth: we go in twos. “Two Into Danger” is a ballad-meets-cinematic rock anthem about the buddy system that saves lives. It’s not just a military rule—it’s a life rule. From clearing rooms to clearing grief, we were never meant to face danger alone. This track honors the code of brotherhood, sisterhood, and sacred trust with haunting lyrics, immersive atmosphere, and a grounded emotional core.

Two Into Danger (Never Alone, Always Together)

“The Quiet Flame” is a tribute song to the elite U.S. Army Special Forces warriors, the Green Berets. Woven from their real missions, historic roots in the OSS, selection process, and global presence in freedom’s defense, this song is both a reverent memorial and a recruiting call. Drawing inspiration from Barry Sadler’s 1966 classic, this new anthem speaks to today’s warrior—more epic, grounded in modern reality, and blazing with the pride and pain of service in shadow.

From the jungles of Vietnam to the mountains of Afghanistan, from peacekeeping to counterterrorism, this is the song of the silent professionals—those who win wars that never make the news, and build peace where chaos reigns.

The Quiet Flame (A Modern Anthem of the U.S. Army Green Berets)

During the Cold War, while the superpowers postured, American warriors bled in silence—across Central America, Africa, and the Middle East. These “low-intensity conflicts” were anything but. 

“Small Wars” is a tribute to the quiet professionals—Green Berets, CIA operatives, Force Recon, Air Commandos, and others—who fought and died in forgotten jungles, deserts, and city streets. With no medals, no fanfare, and no thanks, they did the job. 

This song honors their sacrifice and serves as an anthem for those who still remember. There is no such thing as a “small war.” Blood is blood. Death is death. And freedom is never free.

Small Wars (The Quiet Fight for Freedom)

Meet SGT ROCK—the soldier every recruit wishes they could be. Modeled after the classic WWII comic legend and brought into the 21st century, this over-the-top rock anthem captures the spirit of the superhero soldier we all joke about but secretly admire. From headbutting drones to cooking MREs with lightning, SGT ROCK is the man, the myth, and the tactical marvel. Crank it loud and salute the madness.

SGT ROCK (The Legend, The Myth, The Muscle-bound Truth)

“Ghosts, Grace, and Grit” is a lyrical spoken-word journey through the real-life missions of David Burnell—a veteran, rescue diver, humanitarian, trainer, and storyteller. From Sheridan Lake’s icy depths to Haiti and Japan’s shattered ruins, from building warrior resilience post-9/11 to teaching women how to fight back, each verse is soaked in lived truth. These are not performances—they are memories put to music.

Set to a haunting backdrop of ambient score and cinematic textures, this piece honors the silent service of warriors and healers alike. It invites the listener to feel the cold, fear, burden, and ultimately grace that shaped one man’s mission to serve, protect, and inspire.

Perfect for audiences who value authenticity, moral courage, and a life dedicated to lifting the fallen.

Ghosts, Grace, and Grit - The Ballad of David Burnell Podcast

“One Nation Under God” is a powerful, epic anthem to unite Americans this 4th of July. Quoting the words of our Founding Fathers, the song calls out division as evil, reminds us that tyranny has no place in a free republic, and that America stands for liberty for all under God. With orchestral rock crescendos and heartfelt vocals, this song honors the heroes of the past and the brave souls who keep us free, reminding every American—regardless of birthplace—that we are one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Let freedom ring.

One Nation Under God (An Anthem of Liberty and Unity)

We The People - A Ballad for America Podcast

“Echoes of Valor” is the official theme song for EchoValor.com—a gathering place for veterans, rescuers, and protectors who carry unseen scars. This cinematic rock ballad was created not for entertainment, but for endurance, remembrance, and renewal. It calls to the broken who still stand, reminding them they are not alone. Let your story echo. Let your valor rise.
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Echoes of Valor (A Song for the Broken Who Still Stand)

He Stood Alone is a haunting and heroic tribute to Technical Sergeant John Chapman, the U.S. Air Force Combat Controller who was left for dead on Takur Ghar in 2002—yet rose, fought, and held the mountain until his last breath.

Crafted in the spirit of warrior-poetry, this song captures the frostbitten silence of Roberts Ridge, the weight of honor, and the echo of a man who stood not because he had to… but because someone had to.

This ballad is a call to remember those who give all—and expect nothing.


He Stood Alone (The Ballad of John Chapman)

Description: On March 4, 2002, a U.S. Air Force Combat Controller was believed to be killed in action during a brutal mountaintop battle in Afghanistan. But the truth—revealed by drone footage years later—was far more heroic, and far more haunting.

This is the spoken ballad of John Chapman, the Medal of Honor recipient who stood alone on Takur Ghar… and fought until his final breath.

A tribute in voice to a man who defined what it means to never quit.

Listen now at EchoValor.com and wherever you get your podcasts.

He Stood Alone - The Last Stand of Technical Sergeant John Chapman Podcast

"Hit Back" is a bold, emotional rock track based on a true moment from David Burnell’s childhood. Drawn from his memoir Built by Fire, the song captures the story of a young boy tormented by a school bully—until the day he decided to stop running.

With soaring guitars, driving rhythm, and lyrics that echo the internal battle of fear and fire, Hit Back is a modern anthem for anyone who’s ever felt powerless. It’s not just about fighting back—it’s about standing up, claiming your voice, and remembering that even a trembling hand can hold strength.

Released by Echo Valor, this track reminds us that courage doesn’t come in the absence of fear—it rises in spite of it.

Hit Back (Sometimes you have to stand up… even when you're scared to death)

Actor and emergency responder Corbin Allred shares a deeply personal and powerful testimony about his mentor, friend, and inspiration—David Burnell. From tactical training and search and rescue missions to faith, family, and personal growth, Corbin reflects on how David’s example has shaped his life across every domain. This tribute is more than praise—it's a window into the life of a man forged in fire and driven by purpose. Whether you’re a leader, a first responder, a man of faith, or someone seeking clarity in chaos, this episode will move you.

Learn what it means to lead with honor, to serve with humility, and to live a life that inspires others to rise.

A Warrior’s Legacy - Corbin Allred on David Burnell

On November 11, 2025, David and Jeff talk candidly about loss, survivor’s guilt, moral injury, and why reaching out to one buddy today could save a life. Stories span WWI letters to modern SOF, Korea, Iraq, Haiti, and the homefront—plus practical ways to start healing now.

Healing isn’t neat. It’s messy, honest, and most of all—shared. In Healing Is Hard — Helping Is Healing, veterans David Burnell and Jeffrey Denning open the door to real talk about military and first-responder life, moral injury, grief, faith, and the practical ways we move forward. From World War I “melancholy” to modern PTSD, from battlefield losses to quiet survivor’s guilt, from dark humor to daily habits—this show honors all who have “stood the post,” and offers a path: connection, purpose, and service. Whether you wore a uniform or simply love someone who did, pull up a chair. Healing hurts—but helping heals.

Advisory: contains candid discussion of trauma and combat; listener discretion advised

Healing Is Hard — Helping Is Healing by David Burnell & Jeffrey Denning


This song was born from the heartfelt conversations between David Burnell and Jeffrey Denning on their joint podcast Healing Is Hard and Helping Is Healing — a space where two veterans and lifelong brothers in service open up about the unseen battles of life after duty.

Healing Is Hard and Helping Is Healing captures the essence of those talks: the quiet courage it takes to face trauma, the humility of seeking help, and the redemption found in serving others. 

It’s a cinematic acoustic ballad that weaves together scars, faith, and compassion — reminding us that healing is not a straight line, and that sometimes the only way to mend is to reach back for someone else’s hand.

Every note echoes the belief that while healing hurts, helping heals — and that true strength is found in connection, not isolation.

Healing Is Hard and Helping Is Healing

“Wings of the Brave (Helicopter Pilots of Vietnam)” is a powerful tribute to the men who flew into the fire so others could live. From the Ia Drang Valley to long, secret nights supporting MACV-SOG, this song honors the helicopter pilots and crews who braved hot LZs, tracers, and jungle storms to pull the wounded out under fire.

It shines a special light on the Medevac and Dustoff missions—unarmed birds marked with the red cross, dropping into kill zones to reach bleeding soldiers, lifting them from the mud and chaos, and racing the clock back to field hospitals. These were the voices on the radio when hope was fading: the crews who hovered on the edge of hell so others could come home.
Blending storytelling, reverence, and battlefield imagery, this cinematic anthem is for veterans, families, historians, and anyone who knows the cost of those rescue flights. Play it to remember, to teach the next generation, or to honor those who never said no when the call came: “Medevac, we’re taking casualties—request immediate pickup.”

Wings of the Brave (Tribute to the Helicopter Pilots of Vietnam)

“Welcome Home, Heroes” is a powerful tribute song honoring all Vietnam veterans — men and women who served in the air, on the ground, and behind the lines. From medics, nurses, and pilots to door gunners, signal troops, and support personnel, this track recognizes every warrior who answered the call, came home to a divided nation, and carried invisible scars for decades. Written and performed by David Burnell (Echo Valor), it blends cinematic storytelling with heartfelt gratitude, offering the words so many Vietnam veterans should have heard the day they stepped off the plane: Welcome home. We honor you.

You can share this song at veterans events, memorial services, reunions, and personal moments of remembrance as a way to finally say, “Thank you, and welcome home.”

Welcome Home Heroes (A Tribute to All Vietnam Veterans)

Drill Instructor Meme Machine is a fast, hilarious military comedy song that pulls straight from the internet’s favorite drill instructor jokes, savage one-liners, and classic boot camp chaos. Created in Echo Valor style, this parody anthem roasts recruits, mocks PT disasters, and celebrates every unhinged quote your DI ever yelled before sunrise. Perfect for veterans, active duty, and anyone who loves military humor, cadence comedy, and meme culture.

Drill Instructor Meme Machine

Cinematic spoken-word reflections on war, service, and the human cost of duty—told with raw honesty and reverence.

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