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 DEAR.' LIBERTY 
 
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 MARYLAND WILL BE FREE. 
 
 Tunk. — Carry me back to Old Vtrgirmy. 
 
 By Miss K. L.. a Daughter of Dixik. 
 
 Farewell, dear Liberty, farewell for awhile, 
 E're long we'll greet thee again; 
 To boar with oppression, and in God put ourtrusc, 
 And the Sous of our home will proclaim 
 All is now well again ; 
 
 And Maryland is free — 
 The chains of Liberty is unhound, 
 ) We'll east our destiny. 
 
 The siege of oppression is now near an end, 
 The usurpers are men of our homes ; 
 The vilest of wretches that infest our soil. 
 To make laws to predict our doom. 
 All will be well again, &o. 
 
 The loved ones in battle will return to their homes. 
 To be cherished by them that are dear ; 
 Our Fathers uow in prison will partake of the feast, 
 And lam sure they'll have nothing to fear. 
 All will be well again, &c. 
 
 In silence and peace we'll repair to the box. 
 There to make known onrdoom : 
 And then we'll proclaim to the world in one voice. 
 The South is forever our home. 
 
 All is now well again. &c. 
 
 The grottoes, the rivers, the hills, and the plaius. 
 Will abound with mirth and great glee ; 
 And the love of our Couutry forever is dear, 
 Where the heart of her people are free. 
 All is now well again, &c. 
 
 
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