The black sands are stirring on Tarawa and Iwo Soft murmurs pass between the crosses in Henri-Chapelle Sands shift angrily at the waters edge at Omaha and Utah The ones who gave all are stirring — growing restless Better listen — better listen
The black sands are stirring on Tarawa and Iwo
 Soft murmurs pass between the crosses in Henri-Chapelle
 Sands shift angrily at the waters edge at Omaha and Utah
 The ones who gave all are stirring — growing restless
 Better listen — better listen
Soft rumbles can be heard thru the skies over Schweinfurt and Ploesti
 Leaves are beginning to quiver on the trees hiding the old prison camps
 The hurried re-writing of history will never erase the sacrifices at Guadalcanal and Bougainville
 Unease is growing among the fallen about their country
 Better listen — better listen
Watch Old Glory — she unfurls and snaps angrily in disgust
 She has no trouble hearing those who are now growing restless
 They are stirring — Anzio, Po River, Remagen, Pearl
 Better listen — better listen
This is still their country — left in your care
 They did not stain their country's Flag or Honor
 In God they trusted and gave all for that trust
 They hear their country's borders are unprotected and they are growing restless
 Can't you hear them?
 Our country, my country, our Flag, my Flag, our Honor, my Honor, they are priceless
 Better listen — better listen
Three thousand in five years? — Try three thousand in one day — day after day
 Better listen — you who claim to be taking care of their country
 They gave their lives for their own united nation — not a United Nations
 Better listen, they are growing restless
Don't wait until you can hear them clearly
Robert D. Davis
 An American Veteran
- Your Words
 
                                