Misc Praise Songs - The son of god goes forth to war

The S^Emon of G^Emod goes ^Cforth to ^Dwar, a Ki^Emng-ly^C Cro^Dwn to ga^Emin; his b^Emlood red ba^Emn-ner st^Creams a f^Dar! Who f^Emol-lo^Cws i^Dn his t^Emrain? ^CWho ^Gbest can d^Emrink His c^Dup of w^Coe, Tri-^Dum-ph^Emant o^D-ver pa^Cin Who p^Ama-tient b^Dears his c^Gross be-l^Dow, He f^Emol-lows i^Dn His ^Emtrain

The M^Emar-tyr f^Emirst, whose e^Ca-gle e^Dye, Could pi^Emerce ^Cbe-y^Dond the ^Emgrave Who ^Emsaw his ^EmMas-ter ^Cin the ^Dsky, and c^Emalled o^Cn h^Dim to s^Emave. L^Cike ^GHim, with ^EmPa-rdon ^Don His t^Congue, In ^Dmidst ^Emof m^Dor-tal^C pain He pr^Amayed for t^Dhem that ^Gdid the wron^Dg! Who f^Emol-lows ^Din His t^Emrain?

A G^Emlo-rious b^Emand, the ch^Co-sen f^Dew On w^Emhom ^Cthe ^DSpir-it ^Emcame, Twelve v^Emal-iant s^Emaints their h^Cope they k^Dnew, and m^Emocked t^Che cr^Doss and f^Emlame. ^CThey ^Gmet the t^Emy-rants ^Dbran-dished s^Cteel, The ^Dli-ons^Em gor^D-y m^Cane They b^Amowed their ^Dnecks the d^Geath to fe^Del: Who fo^Eml-lows i^Dn their ^Emtrain?

A ^EmNo-ble ^Emar-my, ^Cmen and b^Doys, The ^Emma-t^Cron a^Dnd the ^Emmaid, A-ro^Emund the S^Emav-iors t^Chrone re-jo^Dice In r^Emobes o^Cf l^Dight ar-r^Emayed. T^Chey c^Glimbed the s^Emteep as-c^Dent of he^Cav'n, Through ^Dper-^Emil, to^Dil and ^Cpain O G^Amod, to u^Ds may g^Grace be gi^Dv'n To f^Emol-low i^Dn their ^Emtrain.