Honoring Heroes: Remembrance Day Covers to Reflect On

Remembrance Day is for remembering with a moment of silence. After your moment of silence, enjoy these Remembrance Day Covers.

On this day in 1918, the First World War ended on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. The first remembrance day was on November 11, 1919, at 11 a.m.. Originally called “Armistice Day” to honour the armistice agreement which was the agreement that ended WW1.

Covers for Remembrance Day

Below are songs to listen to throughout the day to remember those that fought and those that died.

“Pittance of Time” by Chad Huntington, Originally by Terry Kelly

Take two minutes, would you mind?

It’s a pittance of time For the boys and the girls who went over

In peace may they rest, may we never forget Why they died

It’s a pittance of time

“Pittance of Time” Lyrics by Terry Kelly

“Wrong Side of Heaven” by Lorena Kirchhoffer, Originally by Five Finger Death Punch

Arms wide open I stand alone I’m no hero and I’m not made of stone Right or wrong I can hardly tell I’m on the wrong side of heaven and the righteous side of hell The wrong side of heaven and the righteous side The righteous side of hell

“Wrong Side of Heaven” Lyrics by Five Finger Death Punch

“8th of November” by Ashley K., Originally by Big & Rich

On the eighth of November the angels were crying As they carried his brothers away With the fire raining down and the hell all around There were few men left standing that day Saw the eagle fly through a clear blue sky 1965, the eighth of November

“8th of November” lyrics by Big & Rich

“Arlington” by Mikalene Ipson, Originally by Trace Adkins

And I’m proud to be On this peaceful piece of property I’m on sacred ground And I’m in the best of company I’m thankful for those thankful For the things I’ve done I can rest in peace I’m one of the chosen ones I made it to Arlington

“Arlington” Lyrics by Trace Adkins

“American Soldier” by Anthem Lights, Originally by Toby Keith 

And I will always do my duty No matter what the price I’ve counted up the cost I know the sacrifice Oh, and I don’t want to die for you But if dyin’s asked of me I’ll bear that cross with honor ‘Cause freedom don’t come free

“American Soldier”Lyrics by Toby Keith

“Soldier” by Kenadi Dodds, Originally by Shania Twain

Has anybody seen my soldier, standing all alone? Has anybody seen my soldier? Oh, has anybody seen my soldier, standing all alone? Has anybody seen my soldier just trying to get home?

“Solider” Lyrics By Shania Twain

“Letters From Home” by Tyler Warden, Originally by John Michael Montgomery

My Dearest son, it’s almost June I hope this letter catches up with you And finds you well It’s been dry But they’re callin’ for rain And everything’s the same old same In Johnsonville Your stubborn old daddy Ain’t said too much But I’m sure you know He sends his love

“Letters From Home” Lyrics by John Michael Montgomery

“Who You’d Be Today” by Tammy Mathieson, Originally by Kenny Chesney

Sunny days seem to hurt the most I wear the pain like a heavy coat I feel you everywhere I go I see your smile, I see your face I hear you laughing in the rain I still can’t believe you’re gone

“Who You’d Be Today” Lyrics by Kenny Chesney

“Riding With Private Malone” by Brandon Embry, Originally by David Ball

He said, my name is Private Andrew Malone And if you’re reading this, then I didn’t make it home But for every dream that’s shattered, another one comes true This car was once a dream of mine, now it belongs to you And though you may take her and make her your own You’ll always be riding with Private Malone

“Riding With Private Malone”  Lyrics by David Ball

“The Other Little Soldier” by Genesis Keren Nava, Originally by Josh Gracin

And even though he didn’t know What his dad was fighting for He was proud to be the other little soldier In this war

“The Other Little Soldier” Lyrics by Josh Gracin

Comment below who you’re remembering this Remembrance day.