If you're respectably at work or somewhere today rather than able to watch the TV at lunch like me, you may not be aware that a minor hoo-hah is afoot about England's anthem at the Commonwealth Games
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Also a bonus for Jerusalem: it doesn't, as far as I'm aware, have any dirty words. I'm sure it soon would have if it were commonly used as a CWG anthem. I know at least one set of rude words to LoHaG (despite not actually knowing the proper ones).
I prefer LoHaG - it's faster and a much more upbeat sounding melody, which I think is more fitting for sporting events. Plus also less obviously Christian.
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Probably Holst is too perniciously foreign :)
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