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 In the name of God ! Amen ! 
 
 Stand for our Southern rights ; 
 On your side Southern men, 
 
 The God of battles fights ! 
 Fling the invader far — 
 
 Hurl back their work of woe — 
 The voice is the voice of a brother, 
 
 But the hands are the hands of a fo<?. 
 They come with a trampling army, 
 
 Invading our native sod — 
 Stand Southrons, fight and conquer 1 
 
 In the name of the mighty God ! 
 
 They are singing our song of triumph, 
 
 Which was made to make us free, 
 While they are breaking away the heart-strings 
 
 Of our nation's harmony. 
 Sadly it floateth from us, 
 
 Sighing o'er land and wave, 
 'Till mute on the lips of the poet ; 
 
 It sleeps in his Southern grave. 
 Spirit and song ! departed > 
 
 Minstrel and minstrelsy ! 
 We mourn thee heavy hearted! 
 
 But we will, we shall be free ! 
 
 They are waving our flag above us, 
 
 With the despot's tyrant will, 
 With our blood they have stained its colors, 
 
 And call it holy still. 
 With tearful eyes, but steady hand, 
 
 We'll tear its stripes apart, 
 And fling them like broken fetters, 
 
 That may not bind the heart — 
 But we'll save our stars of glory, 
 
 In the might of the sacred sign 
 Of Him ! who h*s «-- J i 0reve r 
 
 Our " Southren Cross" to shine. 
 
 Stand Southrons, 6ght and conquer ! 
 
 Solemn and strong and sure ! 
 The fight shall not be longer 
 
 Than God shall bid endure. 
 By the life that only yesterday 
 
 Waked with the infant's breath ! 
 By the feet which e'er the morn may 
 
 Tread to the soldier's death ! 
 By the blood which cries to heaven ! 
 
 Crimsou upon our sod ! 
 Stand Southrons, fight and conquer 
 
 In the name of the mighty God' 
 
 
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