From Sea to Shining Sea
A walk through Washington D.C. would be incomplete
Without a stop at a trickling fountain -
The object of a thousand dreams
And pennies flicked up high,
Like the work of our forefathers
And the dreams they threw into the fight.
A hike through the woods of the Appalachians would be incomplete
Without a stop by the lapping creek -
Water pours over the rocks
Like the blood of a thousand soldiers
That was shed so we could be free.
A visit to America would be incomplete
Without a stop by the rushing beach -
The anthem of our beauty
The symbol of our accomplishment:
"From sea to shining sea."
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