COLUMBIA SHALL ALWAYS BE


FREE.
(DEDicATED TO mr.. JOHN MILLER
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lDEbiCATED TO nm. JOHN MiLLEk.)
M AIR-'Bring Flowers
Columbia. Columbia forever shall be
The boast Of the brave and the land Of the free:
Though the battles loud clang should burs,


through the air,
And The cries Of her children be heard in de-


spair,
A voice from her mountains would sound thin


decree; -g
Columbia, Columbia shall always be free.
Though treason should scatter its poison
t around
An Arnold (to exhume) in Lethe be found,
And anarchy reign in this now happy land.
Our hopes and our prospects to menace, OF
~ strand;
A genius would herald from ocean TO sea,
Columbia, Columbia shall always be free.
When the dark clouds had dim'd the sky OF


our sires,


Or the blaze OF their homes shone bright on


their spires;
When the flag of our Union was tattered and


torn,


And the hero Of worth in captivity borne;
The genius OF freedom declared this 10 be;
Columbia, Columbia shall alway be free.
when time shall roll on AMI the FIRE Of the


brave,
Shall PhGnix like Hurst from The Iauiots


grave,