勇士骨




《勇士骨》是創作於1938年的一首藝術歌曲，由陸華柏作曲，胡然作詞，後由蘇森墉編成男生四部合唱，迄今仍廣為傳頌。



簡介


民國二十六年盧溝橋事變時，中國人民以血肉之軀抗拒日本軍隊的攻擊。此曲即是以上述時空為背景而譜寫而成的。



歌詞



這原野啊！

曾流遍了英雄的血，

多少戰士為祖國作了光榮地犧牲，

和敵人一同倒臥在戰場上。



啊！炮火已經息了，

現在是一片死的原野，

只有西風在那裡哭泣，

在那裡憑弔。



紅葉輕輕地撫著白骨，

戰士，

你還躺在這裡做什麼？

「我嗎？」

他安靜地回答：

「我在等待最後勝利的消息」。




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