[19257]
a[`] Mlle. Helen M. Moulton.
"God Save Our Fatherland" [27 Mar 1861; 15 Apr 1861]
An Union Hymn
Solo and Chorus
as sung by
Dr. Charles A. Guilmette,
together with the
COOPER INSTITUTE CHORUS UNION
New York
Composed by
C[harles]. JEROME HOPKINS. [1836-1898]
OP.8.
[Written by a CLERGYMAN of New York.]

New York, NY: FIRTH, POND & CO., 547 Broadway
Boston: O. DITSON & CO.
New Orleans: WERLEIN & HALSEY
Cincinnati: C. Y. FONDA.
Pittsburgh: H. KLEBER & BRO.
[694]
[(written) March 27, 1861]
[M 1640
  .H]
[Plate no.] 5085
[Engraverd by] Clayton.
[(stamped) APR. 15 1861.]
[Source: civilwardigital.com]

1. God save our Fatherland,
From shore to shore;
God save our Fatherland one evermore;
No hand shall peril it,
No strife shall sever it,
East, West and North and South,
One evermore!

CHORUS 1-3.
God save our Fatherland,
True home of Freedom!
God save our Fatherland,
One evermore;
One in her hills and streams,
One in her glorious dreams,
One in Love’s noblest themes,
One evermore!

2. Strong in the hearts of men,
Love is thy throne;
Union and Liberty crown thee alone;
Nations have sigh’d for thee,
Our sires have died for thee,
We will be true to thee—
All are thine own.

3. Ride on, proud Ship of State,
Tho’ tempests low’r;
Ride on in majesty, glorious in pow’r;
Tho’ fierce the blast may be,
No wreck shall shatter thee,
Storms shall be bring to thee
Sunshine once more.