What is the new national anthem?

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the nation, the government has announced that the national anthem is being replaced.

But what is the new anthem?

The new anthem is a stirring ballad called "Land of Hope and Glory." It was written by Sir Edward Elgar and first performed in 1902. The lyrics are by A.C. Benson.

The song has been a popular choice for sporting events and other patriotic occasions for many years, but it has never been officially adopted as the national anthem.

The decision to change the national anthem has been met with mixed reactions. Some people are delighted with the change, while others are more skeptical.

Those who support the change argue that "Land of Hope and Glory" is a more fitting anthem for the 21st century. They say that it is more inclusive and representative of the country's diversity.

Those who oppose the change argue that it is a betrayal of tradition. They say that "God Save the Queen" is an iconic song that has been part of the country's history for over two centuries.

The debate over the national anthem is likely to continue for some time. But one thing is for sure: the new anthem is a powerful and moving song that is sure to stir the emotions of listeners for many years to come.

Here are some of the lyrics to "Land of Hope and Glory":

Land of Hope and Glory, Mother of the Free,
How shall we extol thee, who are born of thee?
Wide thy bounds shall be, as the circling sea;
Noblest thoughts inspire thee, highest hopes are thine.

The new national anthem is a beautiful and inspiring song that is sure to be loved by all who hear it.

What do you think of the new national anthem?