| The Philistines had come. The Isrealites were scared. | | | | would he bring. |
| To move or be courageous, no one even dared. | | | | Getting his five stones, he headed for the war. |
| A giant named Goliath, stood waiting for a fight. | | | | After talking to the king, he headed out the door. |
| No one there came forth, considering his height. | | | | Goliath was out waiting, armed with weapons sharp. |
| There was a boy named David, who played the harp | | | | He made fun of David, the boy who played the harp. |
| for Saul. | | | | "You bring me a dog!" he looked at David with |
| Now he was very young, but he gave the Lord his | | | | disgust. |
| all. | | | | "Come on now little boy, fight me if you must!" |
| He was the youngest in his family, but very good | | | | But David was determined, into his sling he put a |
| with a sling. | | | | stone. |
| He was willing to fight Goliath, both for God and for | | | | "Come get me!" said Goliath, in a very mocking tone. |
| the king. | | | | Then David raised his sling, and swung it all around. |
| But his brothers mocked and teased him, they said | | | | It hit the giant in the head, and he toppled to the |
| he was to small. | | | | ground. |
| "How can you fight a giant that is nine feet tall?" | | | | The Isrealites were pleased, Goliath was now dead. |
| But David had the Lord, joining him this fight. | | | | They were victorious, they took a sword to the |
| And he would need no armor, he would travel light. | | | | giants head. |
| With God he killed a lion, and he had slain a bear. | | | | The Philistines fled, they ran very fast. |
| God would protect him, so no armor would he wear. | | | | Against God, there was no way they could last. |
| The only weapon he had, was a very small sling. | | | | Be strong, and be courageous, and don't forget the |
| He headed towards the brook, for five small stones | | | | Lord. |