He marches along the dirt gravel road
His gun in his hands, his pack on his back
His countries weight on his shoulders
Wanting to go back

To his wife and his children
And a warm ..........

Restrain your anger
And run to find some shelter
Flames and eruptions
Are there only reactions
Comrads and brothers
Are facing all the slaughter
They will not surrender
To them ..........

My dad is my hero
He is the one I look up too
No matter what he does, he does no wrong
Now he is leaving to Iraq for a year and a half.
I will not see him for so long
I fear the worst ..........

Some foreign country,
Some funny name.
After awhile,
They all look the same.

Grandpa went first,
Back then World War I.
And didn't come home,
'Til the job was all ..........

Dawn breaks on yet another day
but the light is nowhere to be found
on this sky murky and gray
hope seems lost on this battle ground

Many young men have died here, sacrifices were ..........

You're somewhere far away doing what you must
we are left behind and told to be strong
They say go whether is right or wrong
duty calls

The children don’t truly understand
they ..........

I don't know that uniform that was once on your back
Or the medals you could have worn
Or the family that loved you
That were broken up and torn.

How I wish I could say I know of your ..........

I wonder if my daddy misses me like I miss him!
I wonder if he's coming home, and if so . . . when?

I wonder if my daddy remembers how I look!
I wonder if he looks at me in the pictures ..........

To those of whom I fought with
and to those I don't know your name,
we fought by one another,
you did not die in vain.
We fought, you died,
we bled, and I cried,
even until our ..........

Waves lap against our boat
as we wait in the cold
wrap our selves in our coat
Waiting for the order to be told

Watching all our mates watch us
Each thinking the same as the ..........