Lee Greenwood built his country music career through his ability to write meaningful songs and perform with emotional depth which has allowed him to maintain his American patriotic beliefs. The 1980s brought Greenwood national fame through his song "God Bless the U.S.A." which established itself as the most well-known American patriotic song in musical history. His most famous song became a hit while he released additional successful songs including “I.O.U.,” “Ring on Her Finger, Time on Her Hands,” “Somebody’s Gonna Love You” and “Dixie Road” which demonstrated his skill to perform both sentimental songs and traditional country music.

Greenwood received multiple CMA and ACM Awards throughout his career while his number-one singles made him a respected country music artist. His musical compositions have appeared at important national gatherings, military rituals and presidential swearing-in ceremonies which have solidified his position as a national unifying figure who represents American values. Greenwood dedicates his charitable work to help veterans and active military personnel through his military advocacy which generates impact that exceeds his musical success.