The Fourth of July is a very special time of year for Americans. It's time to celebrate America's birthday with top acoustic guitar songs. Most Americans celebrate by getting together with friends and family or by going to community get-togethers where a little extra entertainment would be welcomed. So start warming up your fingers and practicing your patriotic favorites. To help you get a head start on Independence Day, we've put together our favorite July 4th top acoustic guitar songs.
#1: Lee Greenwood: God Bless the USA
Lee Greenwood is an American country music artist who has been performing in a variety of venues since the late 1970's. But one of his top acoustic guitar songs was "God Bless the USA" which was released on his 1984 album 'You've Got a Good Love Comin'. While the song has always been well-loved in the country music circles, the 2001 terrorist attacks catapulted the song back into popularity as it was adopted not only by those who wanted to honor those lost in the world trade center and Pentagon, but also those troops lost in the Gulf Wars. The song is easy to play, but also deeply touching with words that get right to the heart of what it means to be an American.
#1: Lee Greenwood: God Bless the USA
Lee Greenwood is an American country music artist who has been performing in a variety of venues since the late 1970's. But one of his top acoustic guitar songs was "God Bless the USA" which was released on his 1984 album 'You've Got a Good Love Comin'. While the song has always been well-loved in the country music circles, the 2001 terrorist attacks catapulted the song back into popularity as it was adopted not only by those who wanted to honor those lost in the world trade center and Pentagon, but also those troops lost in the Gulf Wars. The song is easy to play, but also deeply touching with words that get right to the heart of what it means to be an American.


