RESOLUTELY

^DHigh ^Gon the mountain top ^DA ^Gbanner is un^Dfurled. ^DYe ^Gnations now look ^Dup; It ^Gwaves to ^Aall the ^Dworld.

^DIn ^DDeser^Get's sweet, ^Gpeace^Aful ^Dland, ^DOn ^DZi^D7on's ^Gmoun^Emt ^Ambe-^G/Dhold ^Dit ^Gstand. _____

^DFor ^GGod remembers still ^DHis ^Gpromise made of ^Dold ^DThat ^Ghe on Zion's ^Dhill, Truth's ^Gstandard ^Awould un^Dfold.

^DHer ^Dlight should ^Gthere at^Gtract ^Athe ^Dgaze ^DOf ^Dall ^D7the ^Gwor^Emld ^Amin ^G/Dlat-^Dter ^Gdays. _____

^DHis h^Gouse shall there be reared, ^DHis ^Gglory to dis^Dplay, ^DAnd ^Gpeople shall be ^Dheard in ^Gdistant ^Alands to ^Dsay:

^DWe'll ^Dnow go ^Gup and ^Gserve ^Athe ^DLord, ^DO-^Dbey ^D7his ^Gtru^Emth ^Amand ^G/Dlearn ^Dhis ^Gword. _____

^DFor ^Gthere we shall be taught ^DThe ^Glaw that will go ^Dforth, ^DWith ^Gtruth and wisdom ^Dfraught, To ^Ggovern ^Aall the ^Dearth.

^DFor^Dever ^Gthere his ^Gways ^Awe'll ^Dtread, ^DAnd ^Dsave ^D7our-^Gselv^Emes ^Amwith ^G/Dall ^Dour ^Gdead.

Text: Joel H. Johnson, 1802-1882 Music: Ebenezer Beesley, 1840-1906 music.lds.org

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