Gone, But What For ( Greg Lake/Lucky Man Inspired)

A beautiful and emotional song is about fallen soldiers of the past and present, with the Cenotaph (empty Tomb) being a reminder and a warning to all. [Track info and credit] An original lyrical project paying homage to themes of fortune fate and classic acoustic rock story telling. Brought to life with custom original lyrics and atmospheric AI generation Lyrics: [Intro] [Acoustic Guitar intro] [Verse 1] He was new to the Forces And never been in battle. At all All dressed in his uniform He stood. Proud and tall. [Chorus] Oooh, what a brave man. he was, Oooh, what a brave man. he was [Verse 2] Shrapnel and bullets, They flew past his head. As he laid and took cover, His brothers in arms were dead. [Instrumental] (Oooh, Ahh, aahh, aahh, oooh, aahh, aahh) [Chorus] Oooh, oooh, what a lucky man. he was, Oooh, oooh, what a lucky man. he was [Verse 3] It seemed to be nothing else. But organised murder. We fought with all we were able, For it all to be settled by big wigs Around a hardwood table. [Chorus] Oooh, oooh, what an angry man. He was, Oooh, oooh, what an angry man. He was. [Verse 4] This stone is erected to honour the fallen, For honour for courage, for sacrifice and passing. The Cenotaph symbolises their absence and public mourning. [Outro] Oooh, oooh, This empty tomb is. For every man, Oooh, oooh, This empty tomb is forever. A warning. Ooh, ooh, ooh, oooooooh [Instrumental] [Fade] [End] #remembrance #war #luckyman #greglake #antiwarsong #antiwarsong #progrock #sam79 #classicrock