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Adam Brand ~ The ANZAC


1914 began, he was working on the land with his mum and dad He left behind his girl, joined up to see the world, it made his mother sad He made it through the war, came back to town To help his father work the fields and rebuild his life somehow And everybody called him the ANZAC and that's still what they call him now He set his mind to stay when his father passed away and the river ran dry fight" didn't stop There were times he thought he'd been forgotten But every night at six o'clock They'd stand for that man they called the ANZAC And those who gave their lives for us They'd stand for that man they called the ANZAC For fighting for the land he loves At the same time every year we all remember him At the crack of dawn we stand as one for all our fallen friends So drink to that man we call the ANZAC We will remember him So stand for that man we call the ANZAC And those who gave their lives for us Let's stand for that man we call the ANZAC For fighting for the land we love Let's stand for that man we call the ANZAC For fighting for the land we love We will remember them more free lyrics

1914 began, he was working on the land with his mum and dad
He left behind his girl, joined up to see the world, it made his mother sad
He made it through the war, came back to town
To help his father work the fields and rebuild his life somehow
And everybody called him the ANZAC and that's still what they call him now

He set his mind to stay when his father passed away and the river ran dry

fight"

didn't stop
There were times he thought he'd been forgotten
But every night at six o'clock

They'd stand for that man they called the ANZAC
And those who gave their lives for us
They'd stand for that man they called the ANZAC
For fighting for the land he loves

At the same time every year we all remember him
At the crack of dawn we stand as one for all our fallen friends
So drink to that man we call the ANZAC
We will remember him

So stand for that man we call the ANZAC
And those who gave their lives for us
Let's stand for that man we call the ANZAC
For fighting for the land we love

Let's stand for that man we call the ANZAC
For fighting for the land we love

We will remember them

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