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No one seem to notice the man beside the road He was just a ragged soldier out there in the cold But he seemed to have a purpose only known to him As he walked along the streets That night through the town of Bethlehem In his head, he held a memory of all the wars he'd known In his hand, he clutched a medal for the bravery he'd shown And the weight of every battle he carried in his heart But his eyes were clear and searching For a manger in the dark Some are born to greatness, some are born to fall Some are bound to be forgotten like they never lived at all But we're all born to know him and stand before his light Like the soldier who found his king tonight He had marched for politicians Served under their command And he fought for all the causes that he did not understand But it was something deep inside him now That led him on his way With a single star to guide him to where the baby lay Some are born to greatness, some are born to fall Some are bound to be forgotten like they never lived at all But we're all born to know him and stand before his light Like the soldier who found his king tonight He stood before the son of God, come to pay our debt He smiled up at the soldier that the world would soon forget So he held out his medal and said this for you I bring There he swore allegiance to the newborn baby King Some are born to greatness, some are born to fall Some are bound to be forgotten like they never lived at all But we're all born to know him and stand before his light Like the soldier who found his king tonight Like the soldier who found his king tonight

Somewhere here among these many thousands Of Americans who all died true and brave That's where I know I'll find him resting So I'm here, I'm searching for his grave You ask me, stranger, why I made this journey Why cross three thousand miles of rolling waves Like many others, my darling was killed in action That's why I'm here, I'm searching for his grave Somewhere here among these many thousands Of Americans who all died true and brave That's where I know I'll find him resting So I'm here, I'm searching for his grave When I come to the spot where he's sleeping I know it will cause more heartaches inside But I'll long to be by his side once more and tell him Tell him that I love him and will until I die Somewhere here among these many thousands Of Americans who all died true and brave That's where I know I'll find him resting So I'm here, I'm searching for his grave

Throw it all away Let's lose ourselves 'Cause there's no one left for us to blame It's a shame we're all dying And do you think you deserve your freedom How could you send us so far away from home? When you know damn well that this is wrong I would still lay down my life for you And do you think you deserve your freedom? No, I don't think you do There's no justice in the world There's no justice in the world And there never was

My mom was always running Chasing after something I heard you couldn't tell her nothing When she was 19 She met my daddy And took off in his t-top Chevy But it went from hot to heavy When they found out about me Every other weekend Was all I got to see him Sometimes he'd come get me And we'd hit Tellico Creek We'd take that boat and drop it Grab the rods and reels and hop in He'd open up that tackle box And he'd open up to me And he'd say Son I hope you know how much I love you And when you're not with me I'm always thinking of you You're the drive inside my heart The reason I reach for the stars above He said my world revolves around you That's why I call you son We'd drive back to his small apartment It was hot wheels on the worn out carpet We'd play games 'til the Braves game started And he'd let me stay up late Time with him was always flying Sunday's never had good timing I'd start to pack and end up crying And he'd kneel down and say Son I hope you know how much I love you And when you're not with me I'm always thinking of you You're the drive inside my heart The reason I reach for the stars above He said my world revolves around you That's why I call you son I was gonna go live with him But I guess God had other plans Cause on a two lane road on a Tuesday night A drunk driver crossed that centerline They said my dad didn't feel a thing I wish I could say the same Cause losing him, it left me cold I was mad at God, couldn't let it go Then one blue sky morning A brown eyed baby boy was born and I looked outside and it started pouring I swear they were daddy's tears My old man, I could almost see him In that little face with a new heart beating The pain in mine started leaving When I whispered in his ear Son I hope you know how much I love you Now it all makes sense This place in life I've come to You've filled the hole inside my heart You're why I'll reach for the stars above My world revolves around you That's why I call you son Yeah, that's why I call you son