6311. Stand Firm

1. Stand firm when the enemy charges
Your ranks in all his might,
When sore, indeed, is the danger,
Which lies in the hot, fierce fight;
Cow’r not in that hour of conflict
When the test comes unto you;
But in that hour of hours
To God, and yourself be true!

Refrain
We are soldiers, soldiers,
Soldiers of a heav’nly King,
We are soldiers, soldiers,
And we’ll make His praises ring,
We’ll make His praises ring forever.

2. Stand firm, and not for an instant
Let the coward’s tho’t be yours,
Or the heart that’s weak and trembling,
Nor the heart that not endures;
But steel your breast to the conflict,
With courage your soul endue,
And in that hour of hours
To God, and yourself be true! [Refrain]

3. Stand firm, and so shall falter
The enemy at last,
Grow weak, and yield the conquest,
And the trial will be past;
And so shall glorious vict’ry
O’er sin come unto you,
Since you, in that hour of hours
To God, and yourself be true! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Stand firm when the enemy charges
Title: Stand Firm
Author: George Newell Lovejoy
Refrain First Line: We are soldiers, soldiers
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Stand firm when the enemy charges]
Composer: Clarence B. Strouse (1900)
Incipit: 51111 11177 77667
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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