Bring ^Bbflowers of the rarest, bring ^Cmblossoms the fairest, From ^Fgarden and woodland and hil^F7lside and dal^Bbe; ^BbOur full hearts are swelling, ^Cmour glad voices telling The pr^Faise of the loveliest flower^F7 of the vale!^Bb

O M^Bbary we crown thee with ^Ebblossoms today^Bb! Quee^Fn of the Angels and ^F7Queen of the Ma^Bby. O M^Bbary we crown thee with^Eb blossoms toda^Bby, Que^Gmen of the Ange^Bbls and Qu^Feen of the Ma^Bby.

Their ^Bblady they name thee, Their mi^Cmstress proclaim thee, Oh gr^Fant that thy children on ^F7earth be as t^Bbrue. ^BbAs long as the bowers are ^Cmradiant with flowers As lon^Fg as the azure shall keep i^F7ts bright hue^Bb.

O M^Bbary we crown thee with ^Ebblossoms today^Bb! Quee^Fn of the Angels and ^F7Queen of the Ma^Bby. O M^Bbary we crown thee with^Eb blossoms toda^Bby, Que^Gmen of the Ange^Bbls and Qu^Feen of the Ma^Bby.

Sing g^Bbaily in chorus, the bright a^Cmngels o'er us Re-e^Fcho the strains we be^F7gin upon ear^Bbth; ^BbTheir harps are repeating ^Cmthe notes of our greeting For Ma^Fry herself is the cause ^F7of our mirth.^Bb

O M^Bbary we crown thee with ^Ebblossoms today^Bb! Quee^Fn of the Angels and ^F7Queen of the Ma^Bby. O M^Bbary we crown thee with^Eb blossoms toda^Bby, Que^Gmen of the Ange^Bbls and Qu^Feen of the Ma^Bby.