Beach residents of a different ilk The council once tried to milk To fill their coffers, and fill their bag In protest the residents, hoisted the American flag
The council now, were somewhat irate As the beach was now, an American state The beach party revolted, against their persecution In 1822, began their American revolution
The floundered galleons, were now upside down Forming a part, of the America Ground As the flag flew high, the banners' star spangle It's shadow now cast, over the Trinity Triangle