So this is a song I wrote to remember the lost and fallen in the 1st world war. The great war. Attached are lyrics to the song to you can properly get a feel to the song. It includes the poem "In Flanders Field"
Verse one:
In flanders fields the poppies blow, Between the crosses row on row,
That mark our place and in the sky, Larks still bravely singing fly.
Verse Two:
Its 1914 and the war has just begun, Franz Ferdinand's overrun
He was the heir to their throne, Austria-Hungary is alone.
Oh, the allies are here, together we sing
Oh, together, what will we bring?
Chorus:
The Great war, The end of all wars.
Verse Three:
The Triple entities are our greatest hope, The Central powers wont cope
Britain and ireland join france to fight, helped widely by Russian might
Oh, the allies are here, together we sing
Oh, together, what will we bring?
Chorus:
We fight for you, we fight for us, we fight for kings, its what we sing
We fight for you, we fight for us, we fight for kings, its what we sing.
Verse Four:
We are the dead short days ago we lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow
Loved and were loved, and now we lie, in Flanders field.
Verse Five:
Lusitania has sank, what was fired was no blank
Woodrow Wilson prepares for war, they will only add to the gore
Oh, the Axis are here, shoot on my mark
Oh the axis are here, shoot in the dark
Chorus:
We fight for you, we fight for us, we fight for kings, its what we sing
We fight for you, we fight for us, we fight for kings, its what we sing.
The great war, the end of all wars.
Verse six:
Take up you quarrel with the foe, to you from failing hands we throw
The torch, be yours to hold it high, if ye break faith with us who die
The Great War - Joel Morrison - Original Song
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