Lyrics by Vector Hasting to the tune of "America The Beautiful" composed by Samuel A. Ward
Beginning lines from Kathleen Lee Bate’s first stanza in 1893, and the last lines from her 1904 version.
Performances by Suno AI

O beautiful, for spacious skies,
For amber waves of grain.
For purple mountain majesties
Above the fruited plain.
America! America!
Enlightenment for thee
Means add a good now understood
To corporate policy.

O beautiful, to build assets
And spread the pool of risk
The corporate structure is the best.
But there’s an asterisk.
America! America!
You started with this greed
To maximize a few mens' rise
And now a change you need.

O beautiful, to see the change,
A single word is all.
From Shareholder you rearrange
And Stakeholder install.
America! America!
Shared values rise away
For maximize means all will rise
And birth a brand new day.

O beautiful, to now be free
from having people train
In corporate greed pathology
And live in moral stain.
America! America!
Let true Grace fall on thee.
And crown this good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea.

These lyrics are written and copyrighted 2025 by Vector Hasting.

I, Vector Hasting, deed use of them under Creative Commons Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

"I hope they will be used in all means possible to promote the goals of restoring and securing Liberty and Justice for All." - Vector Hasting

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