Lyrics: Francis Scott Key
Composer: John Stafford Smith
Singer: Whitney Houston
Oh, say can you see, in the dawn,
Oh, can you see the first light of dawn?
What makes us so proud to cheer in the last twilight?
What makes us so proud and cheer for the last light?
Its wide stripes and bright stars, through dangerous battles,
Whose "Brave the Bullets" is it?
On the wall we are watching, it flows so bravely.
Still flying high, in our bunker.
Rockets emit red light, bombs explode in the air,
Gunfire dyed the sky red, bombs filled the air,
All night to prove that our flag is still there.
They witnessed that the national flag was safe and sound all night.
Oh, I said, is the star-spangled banner still flying?
Oh, that star-spangled banner is still flying high, isn't it?
In the land of freedom, the home of the brave.
In this Thai king, flying in this soldier's hometown.
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Home of the brave is TheStar-SpangledBanner, composed by British composer JohnStaffordSmith and American lawyer FrancisScottKey.
The Stars and Stripes are often translated into "Home of the Brave" on the Internet, and are often confused with the American March "Home of the Brave".
Whitney Houston (1August 9, 963—2065438+February 2065438 1 1 02), born in Newark, New Jersey, USA, is an American singer, actress, film producer and model. In the early 1980s, Whitney worked as a model and appeared on magazine covers and advertisements.