Every day with him is about the same
No one dares to ask his name
Sits in the corner of an old cafe
Quietly waits until they bring his plate and
To some it seems he don't have a friend
There's no one greats him when they walk in
To some he seems a mite different
But if only they could see
He's a silent soldier, quiet warrior
Ready to give his everything
All in defense of the American dream
No stranger to Justice
War to him was worth it
He paid his dues to his Uncle Sam and
God only knows how blessed I am
How thankful I have learned to be
For the silent soldiers
Sees a flag flyin' in the wind and it
Reminds him of the things he did
He sheds a tear for the ones that died
And then he looked up to the sky
He prayed Jesus heal the broken hearts
Make a place for them where you are
Cause there's never been a greater love than this
No there's never been a greater love than this
Silent soldiers, quiet Warriors
Ready to give their everything
All in defense of the American dream
No strangers to Justice
War to them was worth it
They paid their dues to Uncle Sam
And God only knows how blessed I am
How thankful I have learned to be
For the silent soldiers
Silent soldiers, quiet Warriors
Ready to give their everything
All in defense of the American dream
No strangers to Justice
War to them was worth it
They paid their dues to Uncle Sam
And God only knows how blessed I am
How thankful I have learned to be
Oh how thankful I have learned to be
For the silent soldiers