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Now let's give a hand to the Arab Precision Marching Patrol from the Karam Shrine Temple, Waco, Texas. And now for your entertainment. The Hella Shrine Concert Band from Dallas,

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the oldest shrine band in Texas will play. And we recognize Tehella Band ladies, present dressed in special style. Please stand wherever you are.

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"The Park" The End Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok Everyone present, not involved in the cast of the program, needs to enter the stands immediately.

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If you are not involved in the cast of the program, you need to enter the nearest stand immediately. play. The End Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok

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*music* Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok ¶¶ The End

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Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok Ladies and gentlemen, we appreciate the fact that there are first aid stations in both the east and west stands. Also, coronary units are available in both the east and west grandstands. If anyone around you or near you needs to go, assistance is available to reach these

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first aid and coronary care units. Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok Thank you.

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Thank you. Thank you. I'm confused. Notice the planes overhead

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This is an air show presented by Max Schock of Baylor University. The fire marshal has asked that no one else enter the West Grandstands. Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok ¶¶

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The Church of the Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, are they going to crash? Watch carefully.

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Субтитры создавал DimaTorzok Thank you, Shrine Band. And now, all over the stadium, may we have your attention on the box seats at the 50-yard line

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halfway up the West Grandstand. We are very honored and very privileged to introduce to this vast crowd one to whom the appreciation of Central Texas

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and his country is due, and one because of whose presence we are honored this evening. We introduce to you United States Senator Lloyd Benson. Ladies and gentlemen, look to the sky.

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in celebration of the bicentennial spelled out 200. Against the clouds, this is difficult to see. But let's give them a hand. Maybe they'll hear anyway.

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And now your attention once again to the box seats at the 50-yard line. one also to whom we owe honor this evening, the Honorable Congressman W.R. Bob Pote.

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And once again, one to whom we owe special welcome, State Representative Lyndon Olsen, Jr. Thank you. Welcome to a special occasion, the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the

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of the nation called the United States of America. This evening we citizens of Waco and MacLennan County are here to share and feel through what we shall see, hear, sing, speak, build, and experience in ways we may not be able to describe. This is a special time for us to come together and celebrate. America, this young republic which has meant so much to so many people, stands eagerly on the threshold of its third century.

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We, her people, assembled here today, represent all that has gone before, all that America now is, and all that lies before her. We gather to reflect, to think of America's present, and to help begin a new era. Like the many ingredients in a stew, we have each added zest and flavor to the land we love and honor on this joyous occasion. Our heritage is rich in nationalities, races, religions, occupations, professions, and talents in general.

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The blend of the people called Americans, and more particularly in the people called Wacoans and Central Texans, is one of the true wonders of the world. Let us celebrate our differences and be grateful for their respective contributions to America. John Adams predicted that we would observe our day of independence in anniversary festivals. Generation after generation has marked the passing birthdays in American history.

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Flags, parades, songs, fireworks, prayers. They have all been used before at this time of the year to honor our nation. This year, however, is more than just another year for America. and we pause to think of 1976's special meanings.

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So, let's begin the singing. So, let's remember why we are here. So, let's have a unique birthday party for our country. So, let's see, hear, and let it all happen.

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So, bring on the people, the music, and our 200th anniversary celebration. So, let the celebration happen in you, our friends. America is 200 years young. This land is your land

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This land is my land From California To the New York Times Our great sense of belonging in America

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Is one of our treasures To the Gulf Stream Who owns the land we call America? All the people who love it and nurture it

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coached by Grant and Donnell Taft. We welcome tonight the Houston Cougars coached by Bill Yeoman, and please may we ask after the game that you not drive on our esplanade. Wait a minute, George.

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The Houston-Baylor game will not be played until September the 11th at 3 p.m., so don't get us started this early. We're here to celebrate the birthday of our great nation. This land is your land, this land is my land.

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From California to the New York Island. From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream water. This land was made for you and me. I roamed and rambled, and I followed my footstep

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to the sparkling sand of our diamond desert. Abundance is a blessing we have in America. A larger blessing comes from sharing that abundance. This land was made for you and me.

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This land is your land. This land is my land from California. How long has it been since we looked at America and said thanks? To the lonely waters.

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This land was made for you and me. The sun came shining and I was crawling. Can we, the people of plenty called Americans, ignore our debt to the land? Let's give a big hand for the living America!

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A live collage of the American experience of life. Let's hear it. This land was made for you and me How often, America, have you opened your doors to the peoples of the world?

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often, and yet there are more opportunities to do so. How beautiful are the colors and cultures of the American people. How much we have all brought to this country.

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Our impressions of America cause us to see her as a nation of nations. Who are the true Americans? All of us who have made our lives here. What has attracted the people of the earth to America? We trust that it is hope.

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Oh. The British are coming! The British are coming! The dog's name is Ho! Let's give Ho a big hand!

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How many times, America, have your dreams come through as the result of your dedication to work? The fruits of labor in America, no small measure of her success, has been due to the efforts of the working people. To whom do we Americans turn when we want to get the job done? Ourselves!

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Have we taken too much for granted our guaranteed quest for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? As America has worked, she has built. As she has built, she has erected a noble experiment. Payday, payday, oh payday

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Payday at the creek no more Payday at Cool Creek No More Miss me, miss me, oh, miss me Miss me, baby, when I'm gone

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Miss me, baby, when I'm gone. Payday, payday, poor payday. Payday at Cold Creek no more. Payday at Cold Creek no more.

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Four ladies promenaded one time around Get home and swing your baby round and around Join all your hands in circle left, I sing Lift down a man come on and weep my friend

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Your lovers lifted me up above the beyond Go side door, come and at home You've gotten underneath my skin I can tell You ring my bell

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As we move in circles and a myriad of other patterns Out of the main, we are one Go all the way and do the right and lift through Slide through and then you square through again

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Four hands straight by the corner, you swing Swing that lady, promenade that ring You've gotten underneath my skin, it can tell You ring my bell

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A couple promenaded halfway in low Square through and it gets me four hands in low Go all the way and do a right and lift through Slide through and then you square through again

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Four hands straight by the corner you swing Swing that lady, promenade that ring You've got them underneath the skin that can tell You ring my bell

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Four ladies promenade it one time around Get on the swing, your baby, round and around Join all your hands in circle, let that sing Lift all the man, come on and weave that ring

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Your love has lifted me up and beyond Doe-side-doe, promenade home You've gotten underneath my skin that can tell You ring my bell

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It's like a predominant half way, you know Square through and get me forehand, you know Go all the way and do the right and left through Slide through and then you square through again

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Forehand straight by the corner, you swing Swing that lady, promenade that ring You got them underneath the skin that can tell You ring my bell

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Cyclops promenaded halfway, you know Square through and you get beforehand, you know Go all the way and do a right and lift through Slide through and then you square through again

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Forehand spread by the corner, you swing Swing that lady, promenade that ring You've gotten underneath the skin that can tell You're in my bed

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Four ladies promenaded one time around Get on and swing your baby round and around Joined all your hands and circled out, I'd say Left down a man, come on and weave that ring

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Your love has lifted me above and beyond Doe by dole, common they'd hold You've gotten underneath the skin it can tell Hearing my bell

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It's a masterpiece, I say They will cheer every word Every letter I wish I felt that way I believe I can put it better Now then, attend as friend to friend our Declaration Committee

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For us I see immortality in Philadelphia City. A farmer, a lawyer, and a sage a bit gouty in the leg. You know it's quite bizarre to think that here we are playing midwives rule. An egg.

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Egg? What egg? America, the birth of a new nation. If only we could be sure of what kind of a bird it's going to be.

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Tom's right. What kind of bird shall we select as our national emblem? The eagle. The dove.

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The turkey. The eagle. The dove? The turkey.

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The eagle is a majestic bird. The eagle is a scavenger and a scoundrel, and a symbol of more than 900 years of European mischief. And the turkey. The turkey is a truly noble bird, a source of sustenance to our settlers,

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and able to attack an entire regiment of English militiamen single-handedly. Therefore, the national bird of America is going to be the eagle. The eagle. We're waiting for the chirp, chirp, chirp of an eagle at being born.

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Waiting for the chirp, chirp, chirp on this humid Monday morning. in this congressional incubator. God knows the temperature's hot enough to hatch a stove, let alone an egg.

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We're waiting for the scratch, scratch, scratch of that tiny little fellow, waiting for the egg to hatch On this humid Monday morning in this congressional incubator God knows the temperature's hot enough to hatch a stone

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But will it hatch an egg? There's nothing to worry about. I tell you it will be a triumph. A triumph. If there was anything I was ever sure of, I'm sure of that. A triumph.

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And if it's not, we've still got four days left to come up with something else. The eagle's gonna crack the shell of the egg that England laid. Yes, sir, we can tell, tell, tell from this humid Monday morning in this unprofessional incubator. And just as Tom here has written, the eagle shall be long to break it. The eagle inside belongs to us.

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And just as Tom here has written, we'll fade to hell with big Britain. The eagle inside belongs to us. The British are coming The British are coming Oh yeah

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And there's something