M T Anderson Quotes

The British Army And Navy Sang A Rousing Song Called "Heart Of Oak"; The Rebels Had Writ One To Counter It Called "The Liberty Song." Both Songs Blustered Of Freedom; But Both Were Sung To The Same Tune.
And We, To Avoid Offense, Played The Tune Without Words.

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