All For You
An American soldier
He gave his life for my freedom
For this countries independence
A ceremony will be held
Many will attend
To see this fallen soldier
One last time
Unbelievable pain
Countless tears will be shed
Feeling as if we were the ones who bled
A childless mother
Father without a son
Remembering the one
Who was shot down by a gun
As I sit in the pew
I wonder how I could thank this hero
For fighting this war
For I am just one of the few
Who stay home safe and sound
Not knowing whats its like to see someone bombed
In this world
We take so much for granted
Life as we know it
could never be the same
So thank you
You American soldier
who lay in the blackest of black casket
We will never forget
What you gave that day
When you fell to the ground
And breathed that last breath
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