Chris Rivers - Ill stand for you

^E Nine years old, At a h^Digh school football game, St^Aanding next to Grandad, as the a^Enthem began to play, And ^Dhe took off his h^Aat, and told ^Eme to do the same, As a t^Dear rolled down his ch^Aeek, ^E I heard him s^Bay: ^N.C.

I'll stand for y^Eou, And this great l^Dand, And for a^All the ones we lost, in a pl^Aace called Vietnam, And I'll stand al^Eone, Hell if I have ^Dto, For a^All the ones who can't,^N.C. I'll stand for y^Eou. ^{D A}

^E Years later, And a^Dfter the towers fell, ^AMy best friend went off to fight, ^E In a living hell, ^DHe came back a H^Aero, saving tw^Eelve men over there, He would pr^Doudly stand up f^Aor you, But n^Eow he's in that ch^Bair.

So I'll stand for h^Eim, Because I c^Dan, For a^All of those who fought, Out ^Ain that desert sand, And I'll stand al^Eone, Hell if I have ^Dto, For a^All the ones who can't, I'll stand for y^Eou.

By the d^G#mawns early light, Old Gl^Aory she still waives, For the s^Fmtars and the st^G#mripes, And the h^Aome of the br^Bave. ^N.C.

I'll stand for y^Eou, For the red white and b^Dlue, That f^Alag still stands for freedom, Well this m^Auch I know is true, And I'll stand al^Eone, Oh hell if I have ^Dto, For a^All the ones who can't, I'll stand f^Eor you.

Well I'll stand for y^Eou, I'll stand f^Dor you, Well I'll stand for y^Aou, and you, and you, and you, and y^Eou. Well I'll stand for y^Eou, I'll stand for y^Dou, I'll stand for y^Aou, and you, and you, and you, and y^Eou.