Our own Saskatchewan : song with piano accompaniment

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Title
Our own Saskatchewan : song with piano accompaniment
Publication year listed
1921
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Our own Saskatchewan : song with piano accompaniment

Author: Arnett, Jonathan Hughes

Year: 1921

[Verse 1] Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, / We rise to greet you here. / Our home thou art, a mighty part / Of Nation Empire dear. / You are our own, each field and stone, / Each prairie flow’r [flower] that blows. / Each leafy scene, each deep ravine, / Each winding stream that flows. [Chorus] We love our home, Saskatchewan. / Our own Canadian Home, / Where Freedom broadens out beneath / The sweep of heav’n’s [heaven’s] dome. / Today we stand as through the years / Our faithful fathers stood, / One faith, one speech, one law we know, / One bond of brotherhood. [Verse 2] Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, / Our prairie home so dear. / From boundless store you give us more / And more, from year to year. / On every plain the fields of grain, / And thriving herds are found. / While bright and clear throughout the year / The sun shines all around. [Chorus repeats]

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