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Hey, maybe you can help then - I've always wondered what that title said about Welsh women...?
Wales sing "Land of My Fathers" and Scotland sing "Flower of Scotland" (although not all the verses - one is banned, I think).
England don't have a national song and so sing "God Save the Queen", as I recall. They could possibly sing "Land of Hope and Glory", although that's just as much of a dirge as "God Save the Queen". The fans sing "Swing Low Sweet Chariot" - which is an old African-American song and "Jerusalem" which pretty much shows up their middle-class background!
This might help you understand the whole UK, Great Britain situation.
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch...in/britain.htm
England have no official national anthem.
Land of my Fathers by tradition is the national anthem of Wales.
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Land of my Fore Fathers.....
Oh, OK, so not four fathers then. Sweet.