The Star-Spangled Banner
Written by: Francis Scott Key
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Oh
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say
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can
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you
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see,
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by
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the
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dawn's
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ear-
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ly
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light,
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What
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so
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proud-
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ly
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we
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hailed
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at
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the
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twi-
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light's
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last
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gleam-
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ing,
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Whose
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broad
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stripes
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and
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bright
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stars,
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through
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the
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per-
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il-
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ous
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fight,
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O'er
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the
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ram-
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parts
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we
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watched,
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were
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so
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gall-
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ant-
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ly
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stream-
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ing?
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And
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the
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rock-
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ets
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red
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glare,
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the
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bombs
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burst-
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ing
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in
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air,
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Gave
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proof
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through
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the
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night
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that
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our
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flag
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was
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still
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there.
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Oh
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say
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does
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that
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star-
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span-
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gled
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ban-
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ner
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yet
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wave
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O'er
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the
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land
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of
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the
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free
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and
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the
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home
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of
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the
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brave?
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