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Harvey McPhee was my father Harvey served in World War Two Just like him they were all young men Lord knows what they went through. I remember on Remembrance Day Dad saluted those who fought and died I can't imagine what he was thinking When I saw the tears in my father's eyes. chours This country these days it seems Is not proud as it should be Do we care about our Heroes anymore. Do we take the time to thank a soldier For everything they do. Have we forgotten those brave souls who fought and died For the Red and White I knew a man who served in Korea He came back a different man He went over for his country To fight in a foreign land He took to pills and the bottle To numb his nightmares and his pain He went to war barely 19 Bob Archer was his name Chours This country these days it seems Is not as proud as it used to be Do we care about our Heroes anymore Do we take the time to thank a soldier For everything they do Have we forgotten those poor souls who fought and died For the Red and White Coporal Jamie Murphy Just 26 from Newfoundland Was days away from coming home When he was killed in Afghanistan He never had a hope in hell Al-Qaida bomber took his life So far away from his home, on Green Route Road That solider died for the Red and White This country sometimes, Makes me so damn mad I could cry Cause we never thank our heros enough anymore How many of us thank a soldier for everything they do We can't forget all those who serve who sacrifice All for the Red and White Lest we forget our heros, who fought and died, For the Red and White For the Red and White |