Winning the War

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Patrick Jordan

Albert Patrick Jordan (10 October 1923 – 10 January 2020) was a British stage, film and television actor. He was born and raised in Harrow, Middlesex, the son of Margaret, a cook, and Albert Jordan, a regimental sergeant major. An accident while playing bows and arrows with his two brothers left him with a distinctive scar on his right cheek. He made his stage debut in a 1946 Old Vic production of Richard II at the New Theatre, which was directed by Ralph Richardson and featured Harry Andrews and Alec Guinness. With Old Vic he went on to perform in other Shakespearean plays, including Coriolanus and The Taming of the Shrew, in the last of which also appeared Renée Asherson. Jordan remained friends with Asherson and Guinness. Jordan's screen roles included sev… more »

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I put us through a lot this year
And I couldn't ask for more
And after all you've given me
I'll be forever yours

Well I might not have much more to give
But what I've got is yours
We might have lost the battle
But we're still winning the war

I learned to leave the past behind
And I bolted shut the door
They've thrown all they have at us
And who knows what's left in store
So I clung to little victories
But I don't need them anymore
We might have lost the battle
But we're still winning the war

Just look at all we've been through
And all that's gone before
And all the doubting voices
They get harder to ignore
But what's the sense in caring
When it won't even up the score
We might have lost the battle
But we're still winning the war

Just look at all we've been through
And all that's gone before
And all the shouting voices
They get harder to ignore
But what's the sense in caring
When it won't even up the score
We might have lost the battle
But we're still winning the war

We might have lost some battles
But we're still winning the war

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