Adam Lambert On Facebook: Adam Sings "Imagine" For Unicef "For Every Child" (Share On Twitter & FB)
Filed Under () by glitzylady on Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Posted at : Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Adam Lambert On Facebook: Adam Sings "Imagine" For Unicef "For Every Child"
And be sure to share this video on Twitter & Facebook!!
"ADAM LAMBERT American singer, songwriter, songwriter and actor #foreverychild"
Or you can share on twitter by clicking on link the tweet below or in the link in Adam's Facebook post above to access the links to Twitter & Facebook (or at the embedded link below)
LINK:
Adam Lambert: Unicef "For Every Child" Join Us, Share The Video
And be sure to share this video on Twitter & Facebook!!
"ADAM LAMBERT American singer, songwriter, songwriter and actor #foreverychild"
Photo/screencap above: Adam Lambert from the video "Imagine".
Originally filmed in 2014, the video is being shared again by Unicef as one of many from around the world being used in the current "For Every Child" campaign.
Head on over to Adam's Facebook page to
"Like" and comment on his post
Head on over to Adam's Facebook page to
"Like" and comment on his post
Or you can share on twitter by clicking on link the tweet below or in the link in Adam's Facebook post above to access the links to Twitter & Facebook (or at the embedded link below)
.@AdamLambert sings for UNICEF | #IMAGINE videos from every continent at https://t.co/rrC28KNzIm including this one https://t.co/1t3J7IRJHw— MaryMaryQUITE ; ) (@glitzylady) September 28, 2016
LINK:
Adam Lambert: Unicef "For Every Child" Join Us, Share The Video
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4 comments:
That totally gives me the chills!
I love this song, the music, the words.
I love Adam singing it.
Is there a full version of Adam covering it?
Thank you for sharing this & THANK YOU ADAM for singing it!! It's Beautiful & so are YOU!! Superb!!
tess4ADAM(LAMBERT Outlaw)
Lovely, of course! It's a beautiful, thoughtful song.
My only complaint is that the background music is too much in the foreground. The voices (and words) should be "on top"....for BOTH singers, IMO.
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