| Moon |
| How it falls on the field down among us |
| Rain |
| Falls on the king, and his men on the riverbed |
| Now |
| Now we meet after all these years |
| Do you my king, do you remember me? |
| Yeah, I see your face before me now |
| And I’m telling you tonight, that I know we belong |
| Beyond this life |
| The war has taken its turn, and it ain’t ever turning back |
| I grew to be a man |
| A man who grew to be a king |
| Got a job at the mill |
| And when the war came |
| I signed up for you |
| Every day now |
| I send a letter to the people back home |
| Oh, I bet you long for the life that you lived |
| Me and myself I got nothing to lose but this war |
| And I’m telling you the war that I fought |
| It was wrong |
| And we must die |
| Well, now the shells are hammering down on the riverbed |
| Drums roll |
| And we must go |
| We must go, the enemy is upon us |
| Rise from your knee |
| And now, pull to the bridge |
| Oh, brother don’t turn, cause I’m right behind you now |
| Go on, go on, on up from the riverbed |
| For I’m telling you the war that I fought |
| It was wrong |
| And we must die |
| It doesn’t matter much now anyway |
| Tonight we unite |
| And when we’re pushing through |
| I turn around one last time |
| And through the fire and the rain |
| I see the king’s white flag |
| The king lives on |
| But everyone |
| Everybody dies |