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Songwriter Irving Berlin first wrote the song in 1918, and later revised it in 1938.
It was intended for a 1918 show called "Yip Yip Yaphank," but was cut.
It was written by Irving Berlin in 1918, when he was in the Army.
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When was God Bless America - album - created?
God Bless America - album - was created in 2001.
What 1918 musical was god bless America written for?
Yip Yip Yaphank by Irving Berlin.
Do the Boy Scouts of America still receive royalties from God Bless America song use?
Yes, through the God Bless America Foundation.
Who was the composer of God Bless America?
Irving Berlin.
Do you salute God Bless America?
No. It has no official standing.
God bless America facts?
God Bless America' is an American patriotic song. The song was written in the year of 1918 by composer, Irving Berlin.
Who wrote god bless America and in what year?
It was written by Irving Berlin in 1918, when he was in the Army.
What was happening when God Bless America was written?
It was written near the end of World War I.
Are Mexicans also blessed in 'God Bless America'?
God Bless America is referring to the United States of America in specific. If you'd like to bless the Mexicans, say God Bless Mexico :)
When was God Bless America - album - created?
God Bless America - album - was created in 2001.
When was God Bless America Again created?
God Bless America Again was created in 1972.
Where was 'God Bless America' Written?
Yaphank, NY, while Irving Berlin was in the Army there.
Who wrote God Bless America the song?
God Bless America was written by Irving Berlin in 1918 and then revised by him in 1938, by some it is considered the unofficial national anthem of the US.
When was God Bless America - film - created?
God Bless America - film - was created on 2011-09-11.
When was God Bless Miss Black America created?
God Bless Miss Black America was created in 2003.
What 1918 musical was god bless America written for?
Yip Yip Yaphank by Irving Berlin.
Was God Bless America originally written at Fort Meade South Dakota?
No; it was written at Camp Upton, in Yaphank, NY.
