"All Hail to the Flag of Freedom!" (1861)
Grand National March and Hymn
Vocal Part as Solo.
Words and Melody
by William W. Skaats
With Introduction and Trio
by S. Knaebel.

Brooklyn, NY: GRUBE & ADLER, 353 Fulton St.
Engraver: Clayton
[Source: 087/001@Levy]

[N.B. When the March is played without the Vocal part,
the Trio only should be repeated.]

1.
 All Hail to the Flag of Freedom!
The Pride of our Glorious Land,
 Beneath its broad Stripes United,
Unconquer'd forever we'll stand.

CHORUS [sung after each verse]
Shout Huzza! for the Flag,
For the Flag of Free and Brave;
Long may it wave o'er land and sea,
Emblem of Right and Liberty,
 Shout Huzza! for the Flag,
 For the Flag of Free and Brave;
 Long may it wave o'er land and sea,
 Emblem of Right and Liberty,

2.
 Rise Freemen, our Flag upholding,
With valor determin'd and strong;
 Its bright Constellation unfolding,
Where Liberty battles with Wrong.

3.
 Those Stars and those Stripes, shall ever
Triumphantly wave o'er the foe;
 And he who their Union would sever,
The doom of the traitor shall know!