1951

In the harshest winter of '51,
The Hydrus soldiers took up the gun.
Through the biting cold and the icy breeze,
Their courage stood strong, their hearts at ease.

Chorus:
Oh, Hydrus, in the winter's chill,
Our soldiers march with iron will.
Through the snow and freezing night,
For our homeland, they fight the fight.

Verse 2:
Against the Ursan's fierce advance,
In the frozen fields, they took their stance.
With every breath, a frosty plume,
Their spirits high, dispelling gloom.

Chorus:
Oh, Hydrus, in the winter's chill,
Our soldiers march with iron will.
Through the snow and freezing night,
For our homeland, they fight the fight.

Bridge:
Under the pale moon's gleaming light,
In the silence of the night,
Echoes of bravery, far and wide,
Hydrus's pride, we cannot hide.

Verse 3:
Through the frost and through the snow,
With unwavering hearts, they faced the foe.
For freedom and for Hydrus's name,
In history's pages, they etched their fame.

Chorus:
Oh, Hydrus, in the winter's chill,
Our soldiers march with iron will.
Through the snow and freezing night,
For our homeland, they fight the fight.

Outro:
As the winter winds began to fade,
And dawn’s first light the sky did shade,
The tales of valor, forever told,
Of Hydrus soldiers, brave and bold.
For the Commonwealth, our hearts will sing,
In winter's valor, our freedom rings.