In the presence of our God! The giant mountains stand. Is Arizona great. All the land is consecrate! And name those temples "home." In splendid sunshine dressed. Our Goddess and our queen.

Listen to some of Arizona! I love you, Arizona; Your mountains, deserts and streams; The rise of Dos Cabezas* And the outlaws I see in my dreams; I love you Arizona, Superstitions and all; The warmth you give at sunrise; Your sunsets put music in us all.

The U.S. state of Arizona has two official state songs, although neither is named as such. [1][2] The official state anthem is "The Arizona March Song" and the alternate state anthem titled "Arizona". [3] The lyrics of "The Arizona March Song" were written by Margaret Rowe Clifford in 1915. [3] . The music was composed by Maurice Blumenthal.

Sing the song that’s in your hearts Sing of the great Southwest, Thank God, for Arizona In splendid sunshine dressed. For thy beauty and thy grandeur, For thy regal robes so sheen We hail thee Arizona Our Goddess and our queen.

State Songs - Arizona State Song Lyrics. Written by Margaret Rowe Clifford Composed by Maurice Blumenthal Come to this land of sunshine To this land where life is young. Where ...

"Arizona's State Anthem," as it was designated, was adopted by the Fourth Arizona State Legislature and became law on February 28, 1919 without Governor Thomas Campbell's signature. The act, adopting this song, required that all schools, public institutions, and the Battleship Arizona be furnished with copies by the Commission of State ...

"Arizona March Song" Written by Margaret Rowe Clifford Music by Maurice Blumenthal Adopted on February 28, 1919. The "Arizona March Song" is the state song (Anthem) of Arizona. "Arizona's State Anthem," as it was designated, was adopted by the Fourth Arizona State Legislature and became law on February 28, 1919 without Governor Thomas Campbell ...

This is one of the official songs of the state of Arizona, U.S. (The other has a copyright.) To this land where life is young. The songs that will now be sung. Their priceless right of way. In splendid sunshine dressed. Our Goddess and our queen. Not a member? Join now!

A radio station in Phoenix initiated a movement to name Rex Allen's song, appropriately titled "Arizona," the official state song of the State of Arizona. Presumably it would replace the current state anthem "Arizona," by Margaret Rowe Clifford and Maurice Blumenthal.

2024年10月8日 · Rex Allen Jr. has been singing the state song at Centennial events and sang the song on February 14, 2012, at the State Capitol. Listen to some of Arizona! The lyrics: I love you, Arizona; Your mountains, deserts and streams; The rise of Dos Cabezas* And the outlaws I see in my dreams; I love you Arizona, Superstitions and all;