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Jerusalem (1916)

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The lyrics to this song are taken from William Blake's 1804 poem “And Did Those Feet In Ancient Time.”

The song is considered England's most popular patriotic song and is indiscriminately associated with English and British nationalism, anti-modernism, socialist ideas, and Christianity.

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