The Glory By. Jack Murphy (This is without a North and a South, because we are one) The bugle calls us to the line From the mists of the long ago See how the battle sabers shine And the shadows the flags all throw For The Glory . .. For a land forever free For the last best hope of mankind For The Glory . . For the words we hold so dear Let is give the last full measure Gathered here For The Glory The time to stand has come at last Let the drums start the long, long roll The bridge is burned, the die is cast To His Grace I commend my soul For The Glory . .. For the Dixie that I know For the way of life we cherish Let us die or let us go For The Glory . . . For the home we hold so dear Let us gave the last full measure Gathered here For The Glory Angel: Sleep in my arms now All your pain is passed Sleep for you have traveled far Now you are home at last Go as you came here Time to say goodbye Rise, soft as a melody Safe in a lullaby The fields are green The rivers all run clear And oh, so far from here Rest for a while now All your work is done Rest here in my waiting arms Now that your race is run. For the Glory . .. For the men who�ve gone before For the men who will come after We will wage this bloody war For The Glory . . For the truth we hold so dear Let us give the last full measure Gathered here For The Glory. |
| The Glory |
| Frank Wildhorn, Jack Murphy, and Gregory Boyd wrote this song for the closing of thier musical "The Civil War." In it, the two sides contemplate why they fought, and decide that it was worth it. Years later, I think it has a bigger and more amazing affect on me then it ever could. I typed this really long song up and put it here in memorie of those who died a cenerty and a half ago fo freedom, and those fighting right now for it. Thank you to all the men and women fighting over seas so that kids like me can plan for the future, and know that there will be one. |
| For the way of life we cherish, let us die or let us go, for The Glory |
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