Ballad Of The Redmen

In a Southern Utah town, 1942 A community united, named a school Paying tribute to a people, native to this land Where future generations learn and understand How once rivaled cultures long ago Unified in how their children would be known I'm a Redmen, I still remember when Pride, honor and tradition, made me who I am You can choose to be offended or see the good and not the bad With my gold and crimson on I will stand I'll always be a Redmen Saw an image on that water tank when I was just a kid Couldn't wait to go where mom and daddy did Walk the halls be part of history with the ones that came before And them Dixie Flyers new what we were fighting for Feel the chills when Mr. Shirts tunes up the band Singing R-R-R-E-D-M-E-N I'm a Redmen, I still remember when Pride, honor and tradition, made me who I am You can choose to be offended or see the good and not the bad With my gold and crimson on I will stand I'll always be a Redmen I don't mean to criticize, don't want to have to pick a side I just don't understand why it was wrong Cause what those that came before us did was bring us all together and Teach us how to love and get along What's written on those uniforms may change But no one can ever take away my name I'm a Redmen, I still remember when Pride, honor and tradition, made me who I am You can choose to be offended or see the good and not the bad With my gold and crimson on I will stand Forever my alumni and my friends With gold and crimson on I will stand Forever Redmen