Song dedicated to the memory of the men and women of the military. All gave some, Some gave All, Never Forgotten. God Bless them all.
Songwriters: Eric Geibel (bmi), Bruce Geibel, Eugene Crider (bmi)
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The song opens in Arlington as the sun shines down on the braves souls who have given all to this nation. As it progresses through a military funeral we get introduced to a little boy and his mother who await the arrival of their own soldier who doesn't make it home. The families are sometimes not always remember, but often suffer the most. We then find the boy burying his own father.
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As the sun shines down on those brave souls
We all know, they're our heroes
Protecting our country so we can be free.
When the sun sets on Arlington
We recognize what they al have done.
The sacrafice our soldiers make
Viewing all of those grave stones
Layed out in perfects
We'll never forget these honored souls
They'll bury another soldier today
Under polished stone where the honored lay
He wasn't unkown and Never Forgotten
As they pass the flag, a mother prays
Shots rang out then a bugle played
He wasn't unkown and Never Forgotten
A little waiting on him
Hoping he returns, "hey son, how you been?"
Staring out the window, he watches the rain
His mother's sitting home alone
Knowing that her husbands finally coming home
She keeps pretending everythings alright.
The other night he gaves his all,
She fell to her knees when she took that call
Not knowing what to do or where to go
She'll bury another soldier today
Under polished stone where the honored lay
He wasn't unkown and Never Forgotten
As they pass the flag, a mother prays,
Shots rang out the a bugle played
He wasn't unknown and Never Forgotten.
Now a little child wonders why
Trying hard not to cry
Wishing for one more day
He buried his father today
Under polished stone where the honored lay
He wasn't unknown and he won't be forgotten
As they pass the flag a mother prays
Shots rang out then a bugle played
He wasn't unknown and Never Forgotten
As the sun shines down on those brave souls
We all know, they're our heroes
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