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The quill trembled on that day, as hope defied an empire’s might; their signatures lit freedom’s way, a vow to guard the nation’s right. As hope defied an empire’s might, drums thundered through the winter air; a vow to guard the nation’s right was carried by the brave who dared. Drums thundered through the winter air, from frozen camps to fields of green; was carried by the brave who dared to shape a land where all stand seen. From frozen camps to fields of green, their signatures lit freedom’s way; to shape a land where all stand seen— the quill trembled on that day.
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