War Veteran, Rob Georg, releases single “When I Make It Home For Christmas”

Posted on November 25, 2019 by Joseph Timmons in news // 0 Comments

It was in spring 2019 when Kristin K. Smith and Rob Georg asked themselves the following question: Does the world need another Christmas Song?

After weighing up the pros and cons for some days, the answer was a clear…. Yes!

But it had to be something different, their plan was to think out of the box when starting this special project. They came up with the idea to write this song out of a soldier’s perspective, far away from home, on foreign ground, missing his or her loved ones and dreaming of being home for celebrating Christmas together with them.

This Holiday offering by Rob Georg brings the humanity bac into focus, so often are the ones that gave everything forgotten in todays media and in the eyes and minds of the very people they make their sacrifices for. This is not just a Christmas song, it is an everyday song, for everyday we need to thank the brave men and women that keep us safe and keep our country the land of the free.

Writer, producer and vocal coach Kristin K. Smith had an ace up her sleeve. She asked no other than Corey Lee Barker, NACMAI songwriter of the year 2012, to join the project and give his incredibly skillful Christmas Song talent into the song. The team worked for several weeks and came up with a totally different Christmas Song in the end. A song, that delivers a Christmas feel on one hand, but also includes a “Thanks for your service” vibe on the other, honoring the women and men in uniform, who sacrifice so much, sometimes everything, to protect our freedom.

Though the 3 writers know that their Christmas Wish will not be fulfilled for every soldier, they do hope that as many modern day heroes as possible may have a peaceful Christmas at home with their families and friends. And for all the others, who will not make it home for the holidays, stay safe and have a Merry Christmas, wherever you are. And for those who gave everything, we will never forget!

Maybe you can also invite a veteran to join you and your family for having dinner on Christmas Eve. We owe them a lot, we owe them our freedom, we owe them that we can celebrate in peace, make them part of it, it’s Christmas, it’s the time to show love and to give back.