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Running Until the End - A Tribute to Courage and Sacrifice

This heartfelt piece reflects on the sacrifices made by those serving in the military, highlighting the resilience and dedication required in the face of challenges. The powerful imagery evokes the emotional journey of soldiers as they long for home amidst the trials of duty. Through poignant verses, it honors the bravery and commitment of those who protect and serve, embodying the unwavering spirit of service and sacrifice.

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Running Until the End - A Tribute to Courage and Sacrifice

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  1. Major glennallencolby

  2. “Coming home again”

  3. How many shots must fly down the range, Before I have a steady hand? How many trails must I march down, Before we set up camp? How many times must I hold my breath, Before we can move again?

  4. The answer my friend, is running until the end, The answer is running until the end.

  5. Yes n’how many hours will come to pass, Until I rest again, How many tours must I endure, Before this embassy will stand? How many people must I protect, Before they can vote again?

  6. The answer my friend, is fighting til the end, The answer is fighting til the end.

  7. How many rounds must the cannon fire, Before the day will end? How many years have I been away, I long for the touch of your hand. How many nights must I stay awake, Until I see your face again?

  8. Don’t worry my friend, I’m coming home again. Don’t worry dear I’m coming home again.

  9. Thank you! • Major Colby, • Thank you so much for all that you do here at Uconn, and THANK YOU SO MUCH for serving and protecting our country!

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