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The World Needs One Day To Be Happy “Thank You Georgia”

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“Georgia on my Mind” live 1960 by Ray Charles

Today we are reporting one story about sad state of affairs in the United States and we dedicate the rest of our coverage to songs about happiness. The world deserves at least one day to be happy.

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