Rebel Stand Lyrics
| Song | Rebel Stand |
| Artist | Countess |
| Album | Holocaust of the God Believers |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Johannes Kik | |
| “The grave old bard, who never dies | |
| Receive him in our English tongue; | |
| I send thee, but with weeping eyes | |
| The story that he sung.” | |
| 1861, April 12, 4:30 | |
| An epic struggle’s first shots fired | |
| Fort Sumter shelled for 34 hours | |
| An assault relentless and inspired | |
| The Union flag was at last torn down | |
| Independence seemed for the taking | |
| Glorious victories abounded at first | |
| And left the Yankee soldiers shaking | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| The brilliance of Lee seen at Bull Run | |
| Then Stonewall’s iron Valley campaign | |
| Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville | |
| The men in grey left their foe in pain | |
| A decisive victory was not achieved | |
| The war dragged on four long years | |
| Superior numbers started to count | |
| Confidence began to turn to fears | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| Finally at Appomatox it came to end | |
| After so many a cruel and bloody battle | |
| Ultimately the Union was preserved | |
| In spite of the rebels’ noble mettle | |
| The dust now settled a nation in ruins | |
| And after effects do persist ‘til this day | |
| But never will by history be forgotten | |
| The heroic feats of the men in grey | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| “The widow's moan, the orphan's wail | |
| Come round thee, yet in truth be strong: | |
| Eternal right, though all else fail | |
| Can never be made wrong.” |
| zuo qu : Johannes Kik | |
| " The grave old bard, who never dies | |
| Receive him in our English tongue | |
| I send thee, but with weeping eyes | |
| The story that he sung. " | |
| 1861, April 12, 4: 30 | |
| An epic struggle' s first shots fired | |
| Fort Sumter shelled for 34 hours | |
| An assault relentless and inspired | |
| The Union flag was at last torn down | |
| Independence seemed for the taking | |
| Glorious victories abounded at first | |
| And left the Yankee soldiers shaking | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| The brilliance of Lee seen at Bull Run | |
| Then Stonewall' s iron Valley campaign | |
| Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville | |
| The men in grey left their foe in pain | |
| A decisive victory was not achieved | |
| The war dragged on four long years | |
| Superior numbers started to count | |
| Confidence began to turn to fears | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| Finally at Appomatox it came to end | |
| After so many a cruel and bloody battle | |
| Ultimately the Union was preserved | |
| In spite of the rebels' noble mettle | |
| The dust now settled a nation in ruins | |
| And after effects do persist ' til this day | |
| But never will by history be forgotten | |
| The heroic feats of the men in grey | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| " The widow' s moan, the orphan' s wail | |
| Come round thee, yet in truth be strong: | |
| Eternal right, though all else fail | |
| Can never be made wrong. " |
| zuò qǔ : Johannes Kik | |
| " The grave old bard, who never dies | |
| Receive him in our English tongue | |
| I send thee, but with weeping eyes | |
| The story that he sung. " | |
| 1861, April 12, 4: 30 | |
| An epic struggle' s first shots fired | |
| Fort Sumter shelled for 34 hours | |
| An assault relentless and inspired | |
| The Union flag was at last torn down | |
| Independence seemed for the taking | |
| Glorious victories abounded at first | |
| And left the Yankee soldiers shaking | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| The brilliance of Lee seen at Bull Run | |
| Then Stonewall' s iron Valley campaign | |
| Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville | |
| The men in grey left their foe in pain | |
| A decisive victory was not achieved | |
| The war dragged on four long years | |
| Superior numbers started to count | |
| Confidence began to turn to fears | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| Finally at Appomatox it came to end | |
| After so many a cruel and bloody battle | |
| Ultimately the Union was preserved | |
| In spite of the rebels' noble mettle | |
| The dust now settled a nation in ruins | |
| And after effects do persist ' til this day | |
| But never will by history be forgotten | |
| The heroic feats of the men in grey | |
| Olden muskets versus modern rifles | |
| A rural nation against industrial force | |
| Glorious exploits for honour and pride | |
| In one of the most renowned of wars | |
| An admirable fight against all odds | |
| A defiant struggle to save their land | |
| A brave stance against a superior foe | |
| Forever inspirational the rebel stand | |
| " The widow' s moan, the orphan' s wail | |
| Come round thee, yet in truth be strong: | |
| Eternal right, though all else fail | |
| Can never be made wrong. " |
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