"Thy Will Be Done" is a reverent and vulnerable spoken ballad by veteran, rescuer, and storyteller David Burnell. Inspired by a recent cancer screening and a lifetime of missions where life itself hung in the balance, this performance is a testament to faith under fire. Blending personal reflection, military and rescue experience, and spiritual testimony, David speaks directly to those who suffer and seek peace.

With humility and gratitude, he shares how moments of fear and fragility can reveal deeper truths—that there is a Father in Heaven who offers peace not in the absence of trial but in the midst of it. For listeners walking through darkness, "Thy Will Be Done" offers not answers but presence—a divine whisper in the storm.

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“The Walking Wounded” is a reverent spoken ballad by David Burnell that honors the silent sacrifice of those who came home from war, rescue missions, and terror attacks, forever changed, through real stories of his personal friends. Men like Jeff, Tony, John, and his Uncle Bill, this piece explores the hidden wounds of service, the quiet strength of the disabled, and the misunderstood battles faced daily by the living. These are not stories of medals—but of mercy, memory, and resilience. For every listener who has served, supported, or suffered, this is for you.

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"The Edge of Peace" is a gripping spoken-word ballad that captures the tension, sacrifice, and silent heroism of a real-life mission into the war-torn borderlands of Burma (Myanmar). Echo Valor founder David Burnell recalls his journey to support the Karen tribe—a persecuted Christian people fighting for survival—through the lens of memory, brotherhood, faith, and purpose.

The ballad spans jungle terrain, personal sacrifice, and moments of divine whispering amid danger. It honors the friendship with a Special Forces legend, "Bacsi,” the tribal medics risking everything for knowledge, and the warrior’s path shaped by necessity, remembrance, and deep spiritual grounding.

More than a mission log, this is a meditation on love for the stranger, the cost of service, and the quiet resolve to answer the call—again and again.

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