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The Southern War Song. 
 
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 We shall will ! we shall win ! for our cause it is just, 
 Our arms ever ready, and in God is our trust : 
 Up, up, with our flag it sliall wave o'er the sea. 
 We shall win ! we shall win ! ami our sons shall be f; 
 
 Down, down with the despots, their strongholds assail, 
 Their eause let it perish, they shall not prevail ; 
 On, on. with our might, let it crush their wild glee. 
 We shall win ! we sliall win! and OUT BOOS shall he free. 
 
 March, inarch, with the cry "ti>- for liberty dear. 
 We fight f«>r oar homesteads, and nothing we fear : 
 ('.ime on then ye tyrants, it is passed the decree. 
 We shall win ! we shar? win ! and our sons shall he free. 
 
 Hark ! Hark ! what is that stealing over the shore. 
 "Tis the wail of the dying, their groans on us roar ; 
 Hist! hist ! they are beaten, and away from us flee. 
 We shall win ! we shall win ! and our sons shall be tr 
 
 Now. now, let the trumpet its tones blazen forth. 
 We have triumphed and conquered the imbecile North : 
 Shout! shout! the glad tidings with cheers three times three, 
 We have won ! we have won ! and our sons shall be free. 
 
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 Sing, sing, for the pride of the tyrant is broken. 
 
 Our rights we maintain, and the people have spoken : 
 
 l'p, up. with our flag it shall wave o'er the sea. 
 
 We have won ! we have won ! and our sons shall be free. 
 
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