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Marion remembers, the river's call
Fairmont rose and built it all
Named for the Swamp Fox, brave and true
Floods and rails, she carried through
The townsfolk never forget, the war's dark years
Union voices rang loud and clear
The covered bridge still bears the battle scar
Her courage carried near and far
By the West Fork River, nineteen oh seven's flame
The mines went dark, the bells proclaimed
Three hundred sixty‑two were lost that year
Her prayers rose up through grief and fear
Grant Town holds dear, the miner's bread
Pepperoni rolls where hope was fed
Now Commons rise, new shops and song
Her spirit heals, still standing strong
Mannington echoes, the lessons learned
Justice fought and justice earned
From hills and towns across the way
Her voice will guide tomorrow's day
Marion recalls, nineteen oh seven's pain
Marion still holds, three hundred sixty two names
Her story echoes in every song
Her spirit rises, still standing strong
Marion never forgets, the bells still ring
The bridge still stands, the voices sing
Through every trial, through every tear
Marion remembers, her truth is clear