AIR--"_March, march, Ettrick and Teviotdale_."

March, march on, brave "PALMETTO" boys,

"SUMTER" and "LAFAYETTES" forward in order;

March, march, "CALHOUN" and "RIFLE" boys,

All the base Yankees are crossing the _border_.

Banners are round ye spread,

Floating above your head,

Soon shall the _Lone Star_ be famous in story,

On, on, my gallant men,

Vict'ry be thine again;

Fight for your _rights_, till the green sod is gory.

March, march, etc.

Young wives and sisters have buckled your armor on;

Maidens ye love bid ye _go_ to the battle-field;

Strong arms and stout hearts have many a vict'ry won,

_Courage_ shall strengthen the weapons ye wield.

Wild passions are storming,

Dark schemes are forming,

_Deep snares_ are laid, but they _shall not_ enthrall ye;

Justice your cause shall greet,

Laurels lay at your feet,

If each brave band be watchful and wary.

March, march, etc.

Let fear and unmanliness vanish before ye;

Trust in the Rock who will shelter the righteous;

Plant _firmly_ each step on the soil of the _free_--

A heritage left by the sires who bled for us.

May each heart be bounding,

When trumpets are sounding,

And the dark traitors shall strive to surround ye;

The great God of Battle

Can _still_ the war-rattle,

And brighten the land with a sunset of glory.

March, march, etc.

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