AIR--_Bay of Biscay, O!_

Loud roared Disunion’s thunder,

And Treason’s fires burned red;

Our nation, rent asunder,

Beheld the tempest dread;

From Sumter’s blazing spars,

Our glorious flag of stars,

Torn away,

Prostrate lay,

Under sway of Rebels, O!

But upward rose our Nation,

Aroused by war’s alarms;

With one loud declaration

The people sprung to arms--

“Our Flag,” they cried, “shall wave!

Our Union we will save!

Clear the way,

For the fray!

We’ll repay these Rebels, O!”

“Our course by heaven is guided--

Its goal yet shines afar--

Our Union undivided--

Our flag with every star!

From Rio Grande’s shore,

To ice-bound Labrador,

Land and sea

Shall be free

From the sway of Rebels, O!”

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Draw the Sword, Northland.

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