26
U niversity
of
O regon M onthly
PRINCETON’S OLD NASSAU
H. P. Peek,’62.
Tune every harp and every voice,
Bid every care withdraw
Let all with one accord- rejoice .,
In praise of old Nassau.
Chorus
In praise of Old Nassau, my boys,
H urrah! hurrah! hurrah!
Her sons will give while they shall live
Three cheers for old Nassau. |
Let music rule the fleeting hour—
Her mantle round us draw,
And* thrill each heart with all her power,
In praise of old Nassau.»
And when these walls in dust arelaid,—
With reverence and awe,
Another throng shall breathe pur song
In praise of old "Nassau.
Till then with joy our songs we’ll bring,
And while a breath we draw, '
We’ll all unite to shout and sing,
Long life to old NassauT
—Earl Kilpatrick.