Walker McGuire - They Call Me Doc Lyrics

I need this on iTunes. R.I.P Chuck (CWO Medlock)

The first day I was called "Doc" was a moment I will always remember. Being told I was no longer considered Navy, but that I was an adopted Marine....even more.

Rule #1 doc will move heaven and hell to keep everyone alive rule # 2 see rule #1

Spotify please!

Yes they call me doc I do have a degeee. And people spill it when I walk in door now if others don’t do their jobs I gotta keep going back I do t fick around cervical end this shot people I had cervical cancer removed before it hit bad but Tucson aster does much of my time of skin cancer kills me I will haunte every one of you suckers from my grave cause I’ll rise up outta ground to handle shot I’m nsvy corpsman 8404!

Active Army, served with Marines back in the day. Doc may be a goofy MF but utmost respect.

this shit made me cry

Americans haven't forgotten our heroes. just the democrats.

Semper Fi Devil Doc's! 🤙🇺🇸

Please put all of your stuff on google play music! I enjoy everything you write!

if you disliked this you are a communist.

Thank you Doc(s)
Signed,
Free Civilian <3

Any chance this ends up on Spotify?

Can you put this on ITunes?

Viet Nam Infantry, 69-70. Medics were the bravest of the brave, day in , day out. They were all heroes

I tell all vets thank you for you're service

why is it poor boys from mid America who die

for east or west coast

Please please get this on Apple Music or any streaming please

This needs to be on Spotify

if the government doesn't support our vets then it's time. for a new one

Army Medic 1999-2003 CMB Afghanistan
Air Force Reserve AE Medic 2004-2020
This Doc retires next month

Good one.

RIP Jeffrey "Doc" Shaver..KIA 12 May 2004, Iraq

I owe my Doc my life. SG Ramirez thank you, you gave me a second chance when I didnt think I'd make it.

Please put this on iTunes
Signed,
8404 corpsman

Doc saved me till the medevac got thru.
I have lived an extra 52 years in April due to a Doc that was KIA 8 days later.
God Bless all Docs & Thank you
1/9 Semper Fi

I was a medic in VN. I didn't carry a weapon, due to my faith, but when I walked into my first platoon out in the woods, I was, for the first time in the Army, welcomed. When I came off the chopper I heard "Hey Cherry, where's your weapon?" and the reply from of E-5 Platoon Leader, "He's the Doc". Until that time, I'd been called a lot of names (coward being the most hurtful). I knew I would give my life for those guys because they would have done the same. We didn't fight for 'freedom' or any of those words. We fought for each other.

🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯💯💯 THANKS Y'ALL WHO SERVE OR ARE VETERANS

“You’ll never know the heartache of looking a grown man and the eye ask he ask am I gonna make it and you gotta lie” man that gets me every time I can’t even begin to imagine how tough that is.

When you love your brothers, you will tell them lies, because hope is strong medicine. We couldn't let on that we were feeling inadequate to the task. Health care involves the whole of a person, psychology and physicality are not different things. The best medicine was often the sound of the Medivac Bird coming in. It can take a lot of work to stay alive, but hope somehow makes it possible.

Thank you for your service sir or ma’am. I can’t imagine what that feels like. I can’t wait to graduate and I lost and keep people from knowing that feeling. Once again thank you for your service and for you mental and physical sacrifice

From someone that was once called Doc, thank you for the song.

Doc saved my life and countless others unfortunately he lost his and I'm grateful beyond words Rip Doc Starry your story lives on.

My doc never paid for a drink....us jarheads love r Corpsman

Just want to thank all our military members for your sacrifices

Ill be joinin the corps nxt yr i want to b a combat medic

17, going through the enlistment process, North Carolina Army National Guard. I know it may not mean much from someone like me, but Thank You for your service, and I hope to make men like you proud.

Volunteer firefighter with emt training life is scary and death is worse sometimes

My best friend was a corpsman who died in his sleep while my first son was being born. I was about to call him that morning with the good news when his wife called me first with the bad news. We knew each other since we were kids, and when I joined the Marine Corps I got stationed by him since he was FMF with an infantry unit so we still got to hang out. It's impossible to explain to people back home who knew us when were troublemaking, shithead kids the type of man he became. They never got to see it.

I wanna thank everyone who's served or will I wanna say I'm enlisting into the Navy as a BU (builder) also known as part of the Seabees. Just like my dad except he was a seal, god bless.. We Build We fight.

Corpsman in training 😍😍 love this.

Man this needs to be on Itunes already

We had heroes too, Doc. We called them Navy Corpsmen. Army called them Medics. Everybody called them, "Doc". We called them when we were hurt or dying, and they always came, unless they got lit up themselves on the way. On Charlie's hit list they were at the top with radiomen and officers. You guys were some of the bravest men I ever knew. And to all of you corpsmen and medics out there, "Thanks, Doc". Semper Fi. Sgt. Mike Moore FO. 5th Marines 2/1. An Hoa River Basin/Arizona Valley '69-'71. Vietnam.

Why isnt this song on spotify yet???

Chills. Never served a day but I felt this in my bones

This song is exactly how I felt about my Marines. 8404 to the bone. I would go back in a heartbeat but I basically retired in 2014 after 10 years. 6 years with the United States Marine corps. They called me Devil Squid. Lol. I loved every minute of it. Even the shitty ones.

kinda salt that these dudes broke up...

Sometimes we have to lie...

Medic, Rolled Flag - HHC 5-158 12th CAB Germany. Thank you for making this. Im not so thankful its making me cry.

I'm a US Air Force Iraq and Afghanistan war vet. I remember my "Doc" very well and I want to thank you. I sent him this song and it hit home for us both.

Who the heck can dislike this song

98 whiskey hooah

Hospital Corps Vet.. nurse by trade.. love this song!!

230th BSB 4th 118 deployed right now and I sure as hell will die for my brothers and sisters if I need to US Army

I spent 12 years on the civilian side doing ems in a rural community and saw my share of gore and illness and probably then some. To those of you who earned the title Doc my hat is off to you with the utmost respect. God bless you all

As a former corpsman, this fucking makes me about cry every time. I fucking loved my marines! Every time I drink on the weekends I poor some out for my brothers and sisters I can't see anymore...

When is this song going to be released? I love it

well I just signed the papers today I leave out for basic 02-02-2020 to be a 68W

This song hits different I love it. Every time I hear it I can’t help but sing along. Literally no better song than this. This is what the radios need to be playing, real heartfelt country like this.

How the fuck do you dislike this song. I honestly do not understand ?

put this on apple music please

A firefighter paramedic in florida, not combat... but this song still hits home to me

Once upon a time I loved a corpsman. He was every bit of the doc this song signs about. He’ll never know how proud of him I am, even to this day. He had his life and I have mine, we didn’t end up together but I still call him when shit hits the fan. He will always be my hero, even if if never knows it.

Combat medic, 155th brigade 1-98th. I love this song!

3 more weeks of medic training left before I am responsible for my men's ability to see their families on this side of heaven. This song motivates me everyday to work hard so that I can steal the souls of my brothers from the clasps of the Reaper.

“Doc” showed me this song. Absolutely love it. All corpsmen and medics have an extremely tough job and we are all grateful for all that you all do. Love you all

As a fellow brother from the bluegrass Winchester ky a vet of the Afghan war 2010, I’d wish you would release this and put it on iTunes brother this song means a lot to me! I’ve watched my brothers go down and doc was right there

Blue side is cool. This one time I put a splint on a guys stubbed toe.

Navmike lmfao

This song and the feelings I get from it are the reason I enlisted as a Combat Medic, thank you so much for this beautiful song.

My boyfriend is a 68W- listening to this song brought tears to my eyes because it so perfectly captures a medics job and devotion to bring all our brothers and sisters home safe. From me, an aeromed evac tach and my 68W- thank you

I hope my comment is read by those who have served and continue to do so. From the bottom of my heart... Thank you so much. Every single one of you... Thank you for all that you do for us. Ya'll are the unsung heroes that deserve all the recognition in the world for the sacrifices you make. Some... You pay with your lives 😢. If anyone of you ever needs a friend, someone to cry to, talk to, whatever you need. If you write to me, I promise to be there and write you back. [email protected] anytime, day or night. Love you all. May God bless you and keep you.

To my boys of the 1/1/1... Doc loves you... Semper Fi gentlemen...

I love this song! You should definitely put it on a record!

Why can I not find this song on Spotify??
Current medic working with the Canadian forces.

the only play it on special occasions. If they know a medic(DOC) is in tha crowd they will give a shout out

Combat Medic from 91-03. What a great song brothers. "Leave No one behind!"

US Combat medic here. This, this is everything. Something I can’t explain, the feeling. Perfectly written. Thank you , genuinely.

To Sgt. Steele, Doc you saved my life over there I hope I'm making you proud. Miss you everyday brother you were the glue to are rag tag group.

If Kane brown would sings songs like this I would love hin

It always makes me emotional but I want you guys and girls to know I appreciate you for your service.

First song I’ve heard by y’all that I like!!! This is sickkkk

<3 <3 <3 Love to all "Docs" from a Navy Mom.

Took me a week to actually listen to the whole song , my boys are my everything and I’ll do anything for them . I’m not just doc , I’m their pharmacist , their psychiatrist , I’m their reassurance .

Y’all need to put this on Apple Music

Just discovered these two. Amazing! They should be headlining.

Never been deployed. I was in the USAF for ten years. I know I will never understand. But it brings up some feelings. Nothing but respect.
My son did two tours. He told me about the Doc. Thanks!

I can never listen to this without tears streaming down... earning the title Doc is one of the best titles I was ever given, and I live every day to make sure I deserve that honor...
Thank you for this
❤❤
Doc Abs
68W
OEF
Kentucky

"To make sure all my brothers get back home" Chills.

I can sing this song guud

Hope to be a future FMF corpsman. For every single marine in this world and every “DOC”

Semper Fi

Us Infantry boys always love Doc! Thank you to all the Medics! love your dirty nasty grunt brother.

No one else in my platoon has the same respect as our docs. Without them we are vulnerable. It’s good to see a song dedicated to our green side corpsman.

Lost my fiancé while I was doing my job and my brothers had my back through the grieving process. I love being doc

How am I just now hearing this song....from Wyoming USA 🔫🤠

Just discovered these guys. Love that their duo is like Montgomery Gentry. The last names of the dudes. AWSOME!!!

US Army Medic 04-17. This song is awesome and puts into words what we DOCs go through. Please put on I tunes so we can buy it. Great song DOC

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This hits hard. Amazing song.

German Police Sergeant and Paramedic. On duty since 2010. There are faces and days you never forget.

Thx for that great song.

Danke für Ihre Dienstleistung.

8404 Alpha Co 2nd Med Lejeune, Desert Shield/StormThanks to ALL military "DOCS"We EXPECT NO medals, just America's support, respect, gratitude, and continued patriotism!!!

FMF 8404 to the bone!!!! Would die for my Marines!!! Semper Fi!!!!!

Marine combat veteran here We loved our Devil Docs. Corpsman UP!!!!!

Much Love.