(Conway Twitty)      (Spoken)   Over the battle fields of all the great wars    Since the beginning of time Have walked perhaps    The bravest heroes of them all.   The men known simply by the soldiers as the Chaplain.   And this is the story of but one of the many    And many thousands who gave his life in the service    Of his God and his country.      (Sang)   There's a star spangled heaven for every soldier boy   Who fights to keep our country clean and free   So soldier trust in Jesus let him fill your heart with joy   He'll stand by you throughout eternity.      (Spoken)   An old, old army chaplain who was stooped and bent with years   Was walkin' o'er the battle field his old eyes filled with tears.   He was searching for the wounded to try to ease their pain   And for those he knew would never live to rise and fight again.   For life for them was over their earthly cares were done   They had gone to meet their Saviour their battle had been won.   And I couldn't help but notice as he went from place to place   That each soldier boy had died fighting with a smile upon his face.   And I saw him kneel beside each one and slowly breathe the prayer   While the tears were streamin' down his face    And the wind blew through his hair.   And I could hear the big guns boomin' o'er the hill and not too far away   And as I turned to leave him that's when I heard him say.      (Sang)   There's a star spangled heaven for every soldier boy   Who fights to keep our country clean and free   So soldier trust in Jesus let him fill your heart with joy   He'll stand by you throughout eternity.      (Spoken)   Though days and month and even years    Have slowly drifted by   And all we have are the mem'ries    Of our boys who have to die.   They're living with their Saviour beyond the crystal sea   In the Star Spangled Heaven throughout eternity...