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God Save the Queen is the national anthem of England, unless a King is head of the monarch then it is switched to God Save the King. The first published version of the song appeared in 1744.
There is no official National anthem of England; generally the United Kingdom and Commonwealth anthem, God Save the Queen , is used. There have been calls for a new national anthem to be adopted for England. At international football matche...
"God Save The Queen" is the ENGLISH national anthem, as such it was adopted as the anthem for the rest of Britain, including the rest of the empire. Whilst most of the British Commonwealth have abandoned it, it is still officially...
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I think it might upset the minority groups even more becuase it talks about Jesus. The opening lines refer to the ancient myth that Jesus came to England as a Child "And did those feet in ancient times walk upon england's pastures gr...
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I agree with you - the current English national anthem (or what passes as the national anthem) is totally outdated and just crap really - but as much as I love Sharpe, the theme tune really does my head in. It's definitely an improvement on...
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080719...
The tune is used by about three other countries and as a hymn tune in the States. I have written words for an all inclusive Anthem but to be truthful, I would leave it as it is. Of course we could put back the original third verse to ask Go...
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God Save the Queen (King) is the national anthem of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. I class myself as English, but if you check the records you will find that England as a seperate country does not actually exist, ...
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Our publishers put our name forward and the FA asked us if we had anything suitable. We played them a demo of World At Your Feet and they loved it even though the lyrics were not finished. We then had about a week for Danny to come up with ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/norfolk/content/articles/2006/05/1...
One. We rarely use more than one verse,
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_verses_of_the_UK_Nat...
It's not that it's the same anthem, it's that England have never used any other one. Unlike Scotland and Wales, who have used their own songs for years. I personally don't care that they use the British anthem; I don't feel it means anythin...
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100206...
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