Written by immigrant composer Irving Berlin during WWI and revived in 1938, the song became a symbol of American unity during times of crisis.
One of America's most iconic patriotic songs, often performed at official ceremonies and sporting events, with lyrics expressing hope for divine guidance.
"God Bless America" is a patriotic anthem composed by Irving Berlin during World War I and revised in 1938. It evolved into an unofficial national hymn, symbolizing American unity and resilience, famously performed by Kate Smith. Berlin, a Russian Jewish immigrant, donated all royalties from the song to the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America.
