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Harvardiana - March Song

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Uploaded by on Mar 12, 2009

This favorite Harvard fight song was written in 1909 by classmates R.G. Williams (1887-1981) and Sanger B. Steel (1889-1927). After the intro, the march has two repeated strains, then trio (verse), breakup strain (chorus) and repeat the trio; only the final section is heard here. Lyrics:
With Crimson in triumph flashing
'Mid the strains of victory,
Poor Eli's hopes we are dashing
Into blue obscurity.
Resistless our team sweeps goalward
With the fury of the blast;
We'll fight for the name of Harvard
'Til the last white line is passed.
Harvard! Harvard! Harvard! (2x)

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  • With Crimson in triumph flashing,

    'Mid the strains of victory,

    Poor Eli's hopes we are dashing

    Into blue obscurity.

    Resistless our team sweeps goalward

    With the fury of the blast;

    We'll fight for the name of Harvard

    'Til the last white line is passed!

  • hahaha who are the playas at the end of the video?

  • yea neat huh.

  • Sort of looks like Ohio Stadium from ariel view.

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