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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The world will never tell you But there’s no other way To thank My friends I’ll never know you And I’ll never see your face But, in my heart I know you’ll always Have a special place The reasons you’re not here today Is so the world’s a better place So our kids can run and play So your life is not in vain Your courage will never fail you If you don’t grow weary or faint Be consistent when you pray And always keep the faith The reasons you’re not here today Is so the world won’t feel the pain To preserve a yesterday And to make way for a better day You’re scared out there And you’re feeling all alone My heroes And I can’t wait til you come home There’s a lot of soldiers dying For reasons they don’t know There’s a lot of mothers crying Who won’t see their children grow The history books won’t show you But I think that you should know You’re my heroes And I can’t wait til you come home you for your service And your duties everyday Your uniforms are classy And we love how your boots shine Your job is so risky But you’re always on time The reasons you’re not here today Is so your children can run and play To make away for a brighter day So your lives are not in vain You’re scared out there And you’re feeling all alone My heroes And I can’t wait til you come home
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