Carry On
Author: Ruth May Fox
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1. Firm as the mountains around us,n 11. — Firm as the mountains around us,
2Stalwart and brave we stand 2Stalwart and brave we stand
3On the rock our fathers planted 3On the rock our fathers planted
n 4For us in this goodly land, n 4For us in this goodly land—
5The rock of honor and virtue, 5The rock of honor and virtue,
6Of faith in the living God. 6Of faith in the living God.
n 7They raised his banner triumphant n 7They raised his banner triumphant—
8Over the desert sod. 8Over the desert sod.
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10[Chorus] 10[Chorus]
n 11And we hear the desert singing, n 11And we hear the desert singing:
12Carry on, carry on, carry on! 12Carry on, carry on, carry on!
n 13Hills and vales and mountains ringing, n 13Hills and vales and mountains ringing:
14Carry on, carry on, carry on! 14Carry on, carry on, carry on!
15Holding aloft our colors, 15Holding aloft our colors,
16We march in the glorious dawn. 16We march in the glorious dawn.
17O youth of the noble birthright, 17O youth of the noble birthright,
18Carry on, carry on, carry on! 18Carry on, carry on, carry on!
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202. We’ll build on the rock they planted 202. We’ll build on the rock they planted
21A palace to the King. 21A palace to the King.
n 22Into its shining corridors, n 22Into its shining corridors
23Our songs of praise we’ll bring, 23Our songs of praise we’ll bring,
24For the heritage they left us, 24For the heritage they left us,
t 25Not of gold or worldly wealth, t 25Not of gold or of worldly wealth,
26But a blessing ever lasting 26But a blessing everlasting
27Of love and joy and health. 27Of love and joy and health.
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