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"America The Beautiful" song question? 10 points.?

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okay so this is the lyrics of that song

http://www.scoutsongs.com/lyrics/americathebeautiful.html

I would like to know geography facts from that song, can anyone give me a list of the geog facts of the song or any geog facts from the song(from the lyrics of that song)? Please Help, I'll appreciate answers :)

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  1. spacious (open) skies

    amber waves of grain: the great plains

    purple mountains majesty: rocky mountains (don't quote me on that one, not sure)

    A thoroughfare is a road, so the pilgrims plowed a road, or path across the wild to a new land and settlement.

    hope that helps


  2. America the Beautiful

    Words by Katharine Lee Bates,

    Melody by Samuel Ward

    MIDI sequencing provided by Melody Lane



    O beautiful for spacious skies,

    For amber waves of grain,

    For purple mountain majesties

    Above the fruited plain!

    America! America!

    God shed his grace on thee

    And crown thy good with brotherhood

    From sea to shining sea!

    O beautiful for pilgrim feet

    Whose stern impassioned stress

    A thoroughfare of freedom beat

    Across the wilderness!

    America! America!

    God mend thine every flaw,

    Confirm thy soul in self-control,

    Thy liberty in law!

    O beautiful for heroes proved

    In liberating strife.

    Who more than self their country loved

    And mercy more than life!

    America! America!

    May God thy gold refine

    Till all success be nobleness

    And every gain divine!

    O beautiful for patriot dream

    That sees beyond the years

    Thine alabaster cities gleam

    Undimmed by human tears!

    America! America!

    God shed his grace on thee

    And crown thy good with brotherhood

    From sea to shining sea!

    O beautiful for halcyon skies,

    For amber waves of grain,

    For purple mountain majesties

    Above the enameled plain!

    America! America!

    God shed his grace on thee

    Till souls wax fair as earth and air

    And music-hearted sea!

    O beautiful for pilgrims feet,

    Whose stem impassioned stress

    A thoroughfare for freedom beat

    Across the wilderness!

    America! America!

    God shed his grace on thee

    Till paths be wrought through

    wilds of thought

    By pilgrim foot and knee!

    O beautiful for glory-tale

    Of liberating strife

    When once and twice,

    for man's avail

    Men lavished precious life!

    America! America!

    God shed his grace on thee

    Till selfish gain no longer stain

    The banner of the free!

    O beautiful for patriot dream

    That sees beyond the years

    Thine alabaster cities gleam

    Undimmed by human tears!

    America! America!

    God shed his grace on thee

    Till nobler men keep once again

    Thy whiter jubilee!  

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