Our Nation (song)

Lyrics

Rolling hills and autumn gold
Where the Charter Oak stood bold
Small towns with their white church spires
History runs through these wires
From the Sound up to the farms
Connecticut, your quiet charms

Constitution State, you're mine
Where the past and present intertwine
From New Haven's morning light
To Hartford's city nights
You're steady as the seasons change
Connecticut, you'll always stay the same

Mystic seaport, salty air
Yale's old campus, students there
Nutmeg stories, legends told
Insurance towers, new and old
Covered bridges, winding roads
Every corner, history shows

Constitution State, you're mine
Where the past and present intertwine
From New Haven's morning light
To Hartford's city nights
You're steady as the seasons change
Connecticut, you'll always stay the same

You're not the biggest, not the loudest call
But you've got heart beneath it all
Four seasons paint your face
This is home, my favorite place

Constitution State, you're mine
Where the past and present intertwine
From the Sound to Litchfield Hills
You give me all those small-town thrills
Forever in my memory
Connecticut, where I'm meant to be