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Coronation Year	A
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God save England blessed by Fate	B
So old yet ever young	C
The acorn isle from which the great	B
Imperial oak has sprung	C
And God guard Scotland's kindly soil	D
The land of stream and glen	E
The granite mother that has bred	F
A breed of granite men	E
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God save Wales from Snowdon's vales	G
To Severn's silver strand	H
For all the grace of that old race	I
Still haunts the Celtic land	H
And dear old Ireland God save you	J
And heal the wounds of old	K
For every grief you ever knew	J
May joy come fifty fold	K
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Set Thy guard over us	L
May Thy shield cover us	L
Enfold and uphold us	L
On land and on sea	M
From the palm to the pine	N
From the snow to the line	N
Brothers together	O
And children of Thee	M
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Thy blessing Lord on Canada	P
Young giant of the West	Q
Still upward lay her broadening way	R
And may her feet be blessed	Q
And Africa whose hero breeds	S
Are blending into one	T
Grant that she tread the path which leads	S
To holy unison	T
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May God protect Australia	P
Set in her Southern Sea	M
Though far thou art it cannot part	U
Thy brother folks from thee	M
And you the Land of Maori	M
The island sisters fair	V
Ocean hemmed and lake be gemmed	U
God hold you in His care	V
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Set Thy guard over us	L
May Thy shield cover us	L
Enfold and uphold us	L
On land and on sea	M
From the palm to the pine	N
From the snow to the line	N
Brothers together	O
And children of Thee	M
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God guard our Indian brothers	W
The Children of the Sun	T
Guide us and walk beside us	L
Until Thy will be done	T
To all be equal measure	O
Whate'er his blood or birth	X
Till we shall build as Thou hast willed	U
O'er all Thy fruitful Earth	X
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May we maintain the story	M
Of honest fearless right	U
Not ours not ours the Glory	M
What are we in Thy sight	U
Thy servants and no other	O
Thy servants may we be	M
To help our weaker brother	O
As we crave for help from Thee	M
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Set Thy guard over us	L
May Thy shield cover us	L
Enfold and uphold us	L
On land and on sea	M
From the palm to the pine	N
From the snow to the line	N
Brothers together	O
And children of Thee	M

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