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What one revision has been made to the Texas State Song since its adoption?

In 1959, after 30 years of adoption, the one revision made to the Texas State Song was changing "largest" to "boldest" in the line "Boldest and grandest, Withstanding ev'ry test."

Source: Texas State Library and Archives Commission




 
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