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Fresh from the ionnt OF feeling. ng.-Perciuai.


For the Columbian Fountain
SONG FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
AIR--''A life on The ocean ,Dave.o
A life on Columba's shore
A home in the land of the free,
Where our fathers fought Of yore,
For their lives and liberty
Hurra for the fourth of july
Huna for those men of might,
Who vowed they would edo or die,"
Defending their sacred right


A life on Columbia's shore, &c.
For this is the day when they,
With purpose bold and strong,
Determined no more to obey,
Or submit to Engand's wrong:
When they met in high debate,
t And affixed their mighty names
On the scroll full fraught with fate,
And with grand and noble aims.
A life on Columbia's shore, &c.
0 honor those patriot sires,
Who on freedoms altar lit
Those daring and holy fires,
That are burning brightly yet.
And let us sing praise to those
Who our battles fought and won,
Who vanquished our naughty foes,
Under Glory's own chosen son


A life on Columbia's shore, &c.
Though seventy years have fed,
Since shone that glorious day,
And all now sleep with the dead,
Yet their deeds can ne'er decay.
Now the song of our hearts shall be,
Our land is Of lands the BEST,
Where each man than kings more free,
In the smile Of freedom blest!
. A life on Colunibia's shore, &c.


w. l.. s.