DON'T FORGET

Old men decked in medals and the cenotaph's in sight,
And memories return of all the wars they had to fight,
From the poppy fields of Flanders to the muddy Burma road,
With brown edged faded photographs of men who can't grow old.

Don't forget, they died to keep you free,
Don't forget, to who you owe your liberty,
Don't forget, or the sacrifice they made will be in vain.

And as you think of battles won and lost those years ago,
The wreaths are laid in memory and we hear the last post blow,
A hundred million lives or more just wasted and for why,
Mans greed and lust for power is the reason that they died.

Don't forget, they died to keep you free,
Don't forget, to who you owe your liberty,
Don't forget, or the sacrifice they made will be in vain.

In the age in which we live now there's a war still near at hand.
The battle is for souls of men but some don't understand,
That a million million lives and more, lost for eternity,
And all because they just don't know He died to set them free.

Don't forget, He died to set you free,
Don't forget, to who you owe your liberty,
Don't forget, or the sacrifice He made will be in vain.

You say we have the victory as you sit in ivory towers,
Men perish all around you as you while away the hours,
Your silence is a monument to apathy and shame,
Just imagine where you'd be if Christ had been the same.

Don't forget, He died to set you free,
Don't forget, to who you owe your liberty,
Don't forget, or the sacrifice He made will be in vain,
The sacrifice He made will be in vain.