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Sons of the race whose sires	A
Aroused the martial flame	B
That filled with smiles	C
The triune Isles	C
Through all their heights of fame	B
With hearts as brave as theirs	D
With hopes as strong and high	E
We'll ne'er disgrace	F
The honoured race	F
Whose deeds can never die	E
Let but the rash intruder dare	G
To touch our darling strand	H
The martial fires	I
That thrilled our sires	A
Would flame throughout the land	H
	-
Our lakes are deep and wide	J
Our fields and forests broad	K
With cheerful air	G
We'll speed the share	G
And break the fruitful sod	L
Till blest with rural peace	M
Proud of our rustic toil	N
On hill and plain	O
True kings we'll reign	O
The victors of the soil	N
But let the rash intruder dare	G
	-
To touch our darling strand	H
The martial fires	I
That thrilled our sires	A
Would light him from the land	H
	-
Health smiles with rosy face	F
Amid our sunny dales	P
And torrents strong	Q
Fling hymn and song	Q
Through all the mossy vales	P
Our sons are living men	R
Our daughters fond and fair	G
A thousand isles	C
Where Plenty smiles	C
Make glad the brow of Care	G
But let the rash intruder dare	G
To touch our darling strand	H
The martial fires	I
That thrilled our sires	A
Would flame throughout the land	H
	-
And if in future years	S
One wretch should turn and fly	E
Let weeping Fame	B
Blot out his name	B
From Freedom's hallowed sky	E
Or should our sons e'er prove	T
A coward traitor race	F
Just heaven frown	U
In thunder down	U
T' avenge the foul disgrace	F
	-
But let the rash intruder dare	G
To touch our darling strand	H
The martial fires	I
That thrilled our sires	A
Would light him from the land	H

Charles Sangster

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