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Boy gives rousing rendition of 'Star-Spangled Banner'

By ABC News

Albaugh said his message during the parade was not meant to create controversy, but instead he wants the younger generation to continue traditions that have been ongoing for years. (File photo)

By ABC News

FOXBOROUGH, MA — A little boy is being praised for his version of the "Star-Spangled Banner."

Garrett, who is the son of two Boston police officers, was at the Patriots-Eagles preseason game this weekend. When it came time for the national anthem, he stood up, put his hand on chest and sang his heart out.

Video posted onto ABC News' Facebook was shared hundreds of times, and people praised the boy for his song.

One person commented: "I am Canadian and that was the coolest. Great job little man. Bravo."

Cops' son sings amazing National Anthem

Garrett, the son of two Boston police officers, gives the rendition of a lifetime during the Star-Spangled Banner at the Patriots-Eagles preseason game. http://abcn.ws/2AMTzXJ

Posted by ABC News on Monday, August 20, 2018

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