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The Starry Flag

NACH G. KUNZE, 1840

17 DER DEUTSCHE RHEIN

1. My coun-try is my idol, Its ban-ner I adore; Hail, hail, the day when (REF) Hur-rah, hurrah,hur-rah, hur-rah! Our land all else be-fore! Un-furl the flag,the

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gen-ial loy-al band; From ra-diant heart out-pour-ing Our love of Fa-ther-land.

2. But O the shame, the mockery

Proud soldiers to recall,
Whose heaving hearts are chanting:
My Country first of all.
Away with timid cooing,

With quaking, shaking knee;
Increase the nation's glory

By making others free.- (Ref.)
3. Awake, God's noblest country
Demands thy service now,
Put heart and soul in action,
A fond devotion vow.
Uphold the nation's honor,
Control adjacent seas,
And float the Starry Banner
On every ocean breeze. - (Ref.)

4. Press on when duty calleth,
Let naught thy ardor stay
Till brother lands united

By one emotion sway.
One faith, one hope, no northern,
No southern limit know;
One all-embracing nation,

One soul with love aglow.- (Ref.)

5. America, thy border

Is not by landmark set,
Nor by a mighty river
We cross without regret.
The ocean is thy girdle,

An ever-reaching shore,
Above all proudly floating

The Starry Flag shall soar.- (Ref.)

Social America

18 AMERICA

Adapted by HENRY CAREY, 1740

1. My own, my

Fa-ther-land, Glo-ry and hon - or grand In thee re –

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What We Forget

19 VENI EMMANUEL

ANCIENT PLAIN SONG 13th Century

1. When dis-tant hills with battle ring, And howl-ing mob of con- quest sing,

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dom fling; Then, then, O God, re- pent-ance bring,

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And fill our heart with keen re-gret That we for-get, that we_for-get. A-men.

2.When hate corrupts our life and song,
When legal lore upholds the wrong,
When statesmen bow before the throng;
Then, then, O God, be Thou a prong
To wake in heart a keen regret
That we forget, that we forget.

4. When cries of vengeance fill the air With breathless hatred everywhere; When papers lie and preachers glare;

3.When heartless fiend young children maim 5.
And women are but soldiers' game,
When trembling girl must hide her shame;
Then, then, O God, our passion tame,
And fill our heart with keen regret
That we forget, that we forget.

E'en then, O God, do not despair But fill our heart with keen regret That we forget, that we forget. When all the nations seek to bluff, When battling foes their culture sluff, When neutral folk their pockets stuff, Then, then, O God, we cry enough, And heart o'er flows with keen regret That we forget, that we forget.

6. When brother-love its power displays,
When growing science shall amaze,
When world with culture is ablaze;
To Thee, O God, be all the praise
That law enternal should abet
What we forget, what we forget.

Who Follows In His Train?

20 The Son of God goes forth to War

HENRY STEPHEN CUTLER, 1872

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But proud their will and hard to break, They scoff-ing stood a
Thee would yearn All earth in peace to
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