To the Congregation of St. Luke's P.E. Church, Phil'a
"Lord! Save Our Native Land" (1861)
A National Anthem.
as Sung at Festivals, Churches, etc.
Written and Adapted to the Hymn America.
[Tune: "God Save the King" (1744), aka
"Whitefield's Hymn" (1761), America (1832),
"My Country 'Tis of Thee" (circa 1830s)] 
Newly Arranged by John J. Frazer.

Philadelphia: G. Andre & Co., 1104 Chesnut St.
Plate No. G. A & Co. 660
[Source: 088/143@Levy]


[1] SOLO, then CHORUS
Lord, save our native land, 
Let it still proudly stand 
First ’monst the free;

SOLO, then CHORUS
By thine almighty pow’r, 
Defend us in this hour, 
When threat’ning discords low’r, 
We trust in thee.

[2] SOLO, then CHORUS
Lord, in thy strength arise, 
Cast down our enemies, 
Let them not stand.

SOLO, then CHORUS
Dispel the fearful blight, 
Observing freedom’s light, 
Protect us by thy might, 
Lord, save our Land.