Lyrics to the Song "My America"

[EmailPoster]

Hello....

Hello. I was looking for the lyrics to the song "My America", but
couldn't seem to find it anywhere. If you could remedy this, I would be
most appreciative. I wanted to sing it at my school's upcoming
performance.

[jproffitt10]

montoya1128,

Great song! We are working on it now. Thanks.

[La-Dell]

Has anyone found the lyrics or the choral arrangement for "My America"

[La-Dell]

I was so happy to find them at:

J W Pepper 800-345-6296 or on line at: jwpepper.com
had the copies of "My America"

[Patriotic1]

There is also a patriotic song entitled "My America" available at myamericathesong.com. Go to the song page and you can hear two versions of the song. One was recorded in 2004, the other in 2007. It is a popular song for patriotic events in the Los Angeles and Palm Springs, CA areas.

[hannahr151]

Hello....

i dont know if you know the tune but the lyrics are(i hope these are the right ones):

Purple mountain majesties, amber waves of grain, this is my america, to thee we sing. land of the free from see to shining see, my america let freedom ring. (repeat again)

Our fathers god to be, authour of liberty...i dont remember the rest but that is most of it hope i helped

[bintou08@hotmail.com]

i dont know if you know the tune but the lyrics are(i hope these are the right ones):

Purple mountain majesties, amber waves of grain, this is my america, to thee we sing. land of the free from see to shining see, my america let freedom ring. (repeat again)

Our fathers god to be, authour of liberty...i dont remember the rest but that is most of it hope i helped

I remember the lyrics
Our father's god to thee
author of liberty
to thee america
to thee we sing
long may our land be bright
with freedom's holy light
protect us by thy might
great god our king

[Peter Ansoff]

All,

There's some confusion here. The lyrics that hannahr151 described are a mixture of two different songs: "My Country 'Tis of Thee" written by Samuel Smith in 1831, and "America the Beautiful" written by Katharine Bates in 1913. Bintou08's lyrics are the fourth (I think) verse of MCToT.

(Smith and Bates wrote only the lyrics of those songs. MCToT is sung to the tune of the British national anthem "God Save the Queen." The music that we sing AtB to was orginally a hymn called "Materna.")

The earlier posts by La-Dell and Patriotic1 were not referring to either of these two songs, but to the pop ballad "My America," which is discussed in the links they provided.

Peter Ansoff

[bintou08@hotmail.com]

All,

There's some confusion here. The lyrics that hannahr151 described are a mixture of two different songs: "My Country 'Tis of Thee" written by Samuel Smith in 1831, and "America the Beautiful" written by Katharine Bates in 1913. Bintou08's lyrics are the fourth (I think) verse of MCToT.

(Smith and Bates wrote only the lyrics of those songs. MCToT is sung to the tune of the British national anthem "God Save the Queen." The music that we sing AtB to was orginally a hymn called "Materna.")

The earlier posts by La-Dell and Patriotic1 were not referring to either of these two songs, but to the pop ballad "My America," which is discussed in the links they provided.

Peter Ansoff

Oh but the song me and hannah were talking about were the same I'm singing it for chorus