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I	A
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The despot treads thy sacred sands	B
Thy pines give shelter to his bands	B
Thy sons stand by with idle hands	B
Carolina	C
He breathes at ease thy airs of balm	D
He scorns the lances of thy palm	D
Oh who shall break thy craven calm	D
Carolina	C
Thy ancient fame is growing dim	E
A spot is on thy garment's rim	E
Give to the winds thy battle hymn	E
Carolina	C
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II	A
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Call on thy children of the hill	F
Wake swamp and river coast and rill	F
Rouse all thy strength and all thy skill	F
Carolina	C
Cite wealth and science trade and art	G
Touch with thy fire the cautious mart	G
And pour thee through the people's heart	G
Carolina	C
Till even the coward spurns his fears	H
And all thy fields and fens and meres	H
Shall bristle like thy palm with spears	H
Carolina	C
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III	A
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Hold up the glories of thy dead	I
Say how thy elder children bled	I
And point to Eutaw's battle bed	I
Carolina	C
Tell how the patriot's soul was tried	J
And what his dauntless breast defied	J
How Rutledge ruled and Laurens died	J
Carolina	C
Cry till thy summons heard at last	K
Shall fall like Marion's bugle blast	K
Re echoed from the haunted Past	K
Carolina	C
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IV	-
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I hear a murmur as of waves	H
That grope their way through sunless caves	H
Like bodies struggling in their graves	H
Carolina	C
And now it deepens slow and grand	L
It swells as rolling to the land	L
An ocean broke upon thy strand	L
Carolina	C
Shout let it reach the startled Huns	H
And roar with all thy festal guns	H
It is the answer of thy sons	H
Carolina	C
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V	-
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They will not wait to hear thee call	M
From Sachem's Head to Sumter's wall	M
Resounds the voice of hut and hall	M
Carolina	C
No thou hast not a stain they say	H
Or none save what the battle day	H
Shall wash in seas of blood away	H
Carolina	C
Thy skirts indeed the foe may part	G
Thy robe be pierced with sword and dart	G
They shall not touch thy noble heart	G
Carolina	C
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VI	-
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Ere thou shalt own the tyrant's thrall	M
Ten times ten thousand men must fall	M
Thy corpse may hearken to his call	M
Carolina	C
When by thy bier in mournful throngs	H
The women chant thy mortal wrongs	H
'T will be their own funereal songs	H
Carolina	C
From thy dead breast by ruffians trod	N
No helpless child shall look to God	N
All shall be safe beneath thy sod	N
Carolina	C
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VII	-
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Girt with such wills to do and bear	O
Assured in right and mailed in prayer	O
Thou wilt not bow thee to despair	O
Carolina	C
Throw thy bold banner to the breeze	H
Front with thy ranks the threatening seas	H
Like thine own proud armorial trees	H
Carolina	C
Fling down thy gauntlet to the Huns	H
And roar the challenge from thy guns	H
Then leave the future to thy sons	H
Carolina	C

Henry Timrod

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