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I-LI CLASS SONGS TI-IAT'S AMERICA In the land where men hold freedom dear, XVhere no Iives are shadowed by doubt or fear That's America, the land where I was Eborn. In the land where loyalty and duty come first, Where no somber planes drone or heavy bombs burst, Thafs America, the land where I was born. I'd give my life to her, And because I'm proud of her, I want no praises sung to the sound of beating drums. The land where all are free, She is ever dear to me, No peace is shattered by the sound of heartless guns. In the land where men hold freedom dear, Where no lives are shadowed by doubt or fear, That's America, the land where I was born. -Rubyan Rornine TUNE: I HEAR A RI-IAPSODY I'll always be with you, Old Morgantown High, You'lI be my standard true Until the day I die. You've been our guiding light That shone from afar: You've led us in the right, You've been our lucky star. Of all the good times We've shared with you Of pals that we made And friends we knew, Our memories will recall The days that are past. Goodbye to M. H. S. l'Iere's to our Senior Class. -Maxine Carpenter Mary Glass Thirty
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