LOL, that's funny. From what I remember being told, it's a very old melody, a folk melody even, so it has no copyright. :) America used it for a very nice hymn/anthem/song.
And to mock King George.
I think many mocked him on both sides of the pond. :)
debbie.jean.bro wrote:
It's "MY country tis of thee," not "OUR country..." In any event, I suppose the Brits will have to change it to "God Save the King" when they get stuck with (shudder) King Charles.
Haha... you are correct. No idea where I got 'our' from. <insert egg on face emoji here>
