Stars and Stripes Forever

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In the land where liberty’s flame burns bright,
Under the banner of stars, under the shield of night,
We gather ’round on this Fourth of July,
To watch the fireworks burst in the sky.

From the Atlantic’s roar to the Pacific’s calm shore,
America’s heart beats strong, forevermore.
Two hundred forty-eight years of history,
A tapestry woven with threads of victory.

We remember the day in seventeen seventy-six,
When a new nation was born, a mighty mix.
Of courage and vision, of diverse creed,
United by the dream to be free indeed.

The bell rang loud, the declaration read,
A future of freedom, where all could tread.
On paths of opportunity, in pursuit of happiness,
In a land where every voice could address.

The ideals of justice, equality, and rights,
For which brave souls endured many fights.
From Lexington’s green to the fields of Gettysburg,
Their legacy lives, their spirits urge.

Us to cherish the freedoms we hold so dear,
The right to speak, to worship, to cheer.
For the red, white, and blue, our flag unfurled,
A symbol of hope to the entire world.

Let’s honor the founders, the soldiers, the kin,
Who ensured America’s story could begin.
And continue through centuries, a beacon of light,
A haven for many, where dreams take flight.

So here’s to the land of the free, home of the brave,
To the United States, may your banner always wave.
Happy Birthday, America, on this jubilant day,
May your star-spangled glory never fade away.

As we celebrate with barbecues and parades,
Let’s not forget the sacrifices made.
By those who believed in a future grand,
And built this nation, hand in hand.

So raise the flag, let the anthems play,
It’s America’s two hundred forty-eighth birthday.
A nation of diversity, of strength, of will,
From sea to shining sea, tranquil and still.

Here’s to the future, to the past, to the now,
To America’s spirit, to which we all bow.
Happy Independence Day, let the bells chime,
For the USA, standing the test of time.

Have a Happy and Safe 4th!

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