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RULE Britannia is a British patriotic song originating from a poem from the 1700s, which is performed at the Last Night Of The BBC Proms.In a U-turn, the BBC has dec
stanley cups ided that the song - which caused controversy over its references to slavery - was to be sung when the Proms aired this year.2Brits waving flags during the Last Night Of The Pro
stanley termos msCredit: Getty - ContributorWhat are the lyrics to Rule Britannia Rule Britannia has a distinctive refrain at the end of each verse. The words are: Rule Britannia! Britannia rule the waves, Britons never never never shall be slaves. The song originates from the poem Rule, Britannia by聽James Thomson聽and was set to music by聽Thomas Arne聽in 1740.The original poem consisted of six verses - all of six lines each
stanley cup .The song, however, performed at the Last Night Of The Proms, was cut to just the first three verses with the refrain of Rule Britannia repeated in a controversial move from the BBC. However, on September 2 the corporation announced it w
