Flung out in its glory o’er land and o’er sea, With a message from God in each star; And a glorious promise of peace yet to be In the fluttering folds of each bar. A Rainbow of Promise, bright emblem of hope, Fair flag of each cause that is just; No longer in doubt or in darkness we grope— In the Star-spangled Banner we trust. THEY SHALL NOT WIN Whatever the strength of our foes is now, Whatever it may have been, This is our slogan, and this our vow— They shall not win, they shall not win. Though out of the darkness they call the aid Of the evil forces of Sin, We utter our slogan unafraid— They shall not win, they shall not win. We know we are right, and know they are wrong, So to God above and within— We make our vow and we sing our song They shall not win, they shall not win. It rises over the shriek of shell, And over the cannons’ din: Our slogan shall scatter the hosts of Hell— They shall not win, they shall not win. * * * * * * * * * * Printed by T. and A. CONSTABLE, Printers to His Majesty at the Edinburgh University Press