Let Us Sing Unto Their Majesties 1935 JPitt-Payne

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 11Jan2014
2014

A reign of service,
trust and love
our Empire wide has seen.
Now far and near
our people join
to praise our King and Queen.
With loyal lips we gladly say:
"God bless them both
this glorious day."

Let us sing unto their Majesties
upon their Jubilee.
Let us toast their Gracious Majesties
as subjects proud and free.
Borne on the breeze
o'er seven seas
in one grand refrain.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.

Let us sing unto their Majesties
upon their Jubilee.
Let us toast their Gracious Majesties
as subjects proud and free.
Borne on the breeze
o'er seven seas
in one grand refrain.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.

The homage that we bring today
is not of words alone,
our heart proclaim abiding love
for Royal House and Throne.
defenders in historic years
they've ruled our land
thro' smiles and tears.

Let us sing unto their Majesties
upon their Jubilee.
Let us toast their Gracious Majesties
as subjects proud and free.
Borne on the breeze
o'er seven seas
in one grand refrain.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.

Let us sing unto their Majesties
upon their Jubilee.
Let us toast their Gracious Majesties
as subjects proud and free.
Borne on the breeze
o'er seven seas
in one grand refrain.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.
Let us sing unto their Majesties
and long may they live and reign.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Let Us Sing Unto Their Majesties 1935 JPitt-Payne
Music by Peter Maurice
Lyrics by James Kennedy
© MCMXXXV by The Peter Maurice Music Co.Ltd.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 11 January 2014 at 16.45
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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Quite usual for music publishers to have a go at some kind
of royal musical offering at Jubilee time. Horatio Nicholls
had a go as well. Neither got the O.B.E. though....
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