Anthem of Montana
The Anthem of Montana is the anthem of the US state of Montana and dates from 1910. The text was written by Charles C. Cohan, the melody by Joseph E. Howard. It was not until 35 years later, on February 20, 1945, that the song was officially declared the national anthem and has since been one of the other state symbols of the state such as the seal, the state flag or the state flower bitterroot .
Anthem of Montana
- Tell me of that Treasure State
- Story always new,
- Tell of its beauties grand
- And its hearts so true.
- Mountains of sunset fire
- The land I love the best
- Let me grasp the hand of one
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From out the golden west.
- Montana, Montana,
- Glory of the West
- Of all the states from coast to coast,
- You're easily the best.
- Montana, Montana,
- Where skies are always blue
- MONTANA,
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Montana, I love you.
- Each country has its flow'r;
- Each one plays a part,
- Each bloom brings a longing hope
- To some lonely heart.
- Bitter root to me is dear
- Growing in my land
- Sing then that glorious air
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The one I understand.
- Montana, Montana,
- Glory of the West
- Of all the states from coast to coast,
- You're easily the best.
- Montana, Montana,
- Where skies are always blue
- MONTANA,
- Montana, I love you.