lads. But all of us know it's not like that at all and it's almost insulting the way it's done. Despite the 'poignant' moments (which are nowhere NEAR as gritty as the nature of the song requires them to be), the video is arguably very predictable in what it actually offers in the way of content. I felt like the song was a fresh look at the subject because it dealt with the haunting psychological truth and words from someone who truly served (albeit not in the war itself), but the video sticks to cheesy and nondescript clichs, as merely an offhand tribute to soldiers in general. That's not to mention the fact that Kristy needs to be trained how to act and move in music videos. That sounds harsh but the arm movements and swaying thing? I like her, but they are uncomfortable to watch, really don't fit in and honestly make her look a little stupid. Plus I would say these scenes of her standing in a floaty dress looking all made-up and pretty make up at least 60% of the video if not 70%, making it far more about her than what the song is really about, or what it should be about. This video is a disservice to the song and an insult to what the song was trying to bring awareness to. I'm very disappointed and I hope future videos from Kristy will be much better. I'd blame the director but it's Roman White, who